Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-18
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.


oats higher; barley very much higher. And
provisions higher all round.
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE
The Turks are fortifying the borders of
Thessaly.
Hanlan has Withdrawn from the nternation-
al regatta.
The British parliament is to be prorogued to
January 9th.
The bondsmen for Kenward Philip secured
his bail Wednesday.
Dervish Pasha telegraphs that he has com plet-
ed the Gordon around Dulcigno.
The Narragansett hotel,was sold Wednesday
to the bondholders for $500, 900.
The Black river canal will be closed Nov.
25th and all other New York canals Deem
ber ID.
The steamer Bothina, from Liverpool,
brought e249, 600 in specie to New York We'd
nesday.
The steamship Cambria sailed for New York
from Havre Wednesday with 1,110,0OO francs
inspecie.
ALI business is suspended in Havana this
week for celebration of the birth OF the Span
ish princess.
Hon. Peter zinn, well known attorney,
died Wednesday at his residence, Riverside,
near Cincinnati.
Fifty.fve thousand pounds in eagles were
York Wednesday.
Chas. Reade, the novelist, sends for Central
Park some cuttings from a mulberry tree at
the grave of Shakespeare.
Garibaldi has written to the president of
the chamber of deputies. energetically renew
ing his request to resign.
The National Grange, Patrons of Husbandry,
met in annual session ut Washington Wednes-
day. All the States were represented.
Mr.. Lowell, the American minister, has sub
mitted to the London board of trade protest
for an international copyright treaty.
a London dispatch says large unknown
steamer has been lost, with all on beard, off
St. Germans Head, South Cornwall.
A fire at Goshen, Indiana, Tuesday morning,
q manufacturing building, sawmill and other
buildings, in all about $4,000 worth of prop
erty.
In the boot and shoe manufacturers conven-
vention, Wednesday, the representatives of
forty-three towns signed a new constitution
for their association.
Information has been received al Hamilton,
Ont, that body, apparently of deck hand,
having a life preserver marked Zealand" at
tached to it, has been washed ashore.
Two hundred colored men and several whites
der an engagement as labOrers for construction
of the Way Cross & Jacksonville railroad.
In the United States district court at Dan
vile, Va, Judge Rivers has ordered ssolle
proSequi in the cases of the county judges in
dicted for not putting negroes on juries.
The marriage of Senator J. Mcdonald Cam
erons daughter Elizabeth to VIM. 81. Bradley,
son of Justice Bradley of the United States su-
preme court, took place at Harrisburg Wednes-
day.
Floods are causing much damage in the
counties of Derbyshire, Warnickshire, Not
tinghampshire aud Worcestershire, England,
and the waters of the Thames are rising rap
idly.
The Pope has eigned the brief, appointing
Cardinal Jacobini Pontifcal Secretary of
State. 1t is thought in official circles the ap-
pointment will mark a great change in the
Vatican.
dispatch from Bucharest reports that the
United States government has invited the Ro-
manian government to send delegates to the
international sanitary conference which opens
in Washington February lst next.
It is said at Rome that in consequence of a
compromise with Russia, the Vatican will fill
the vacant sees in Poland, and in making
the appointments will consider the claims of
persons recommended by the Russian govern
ment.
At sitting of the Russian press commission
Wednesday, the editors of several st. Peters
burg and Moscow journals favored abolition of
the system by which press offenses are dealt
with, and suggested that such offenses be tried
by the law courts.
At Logan, Ohio, while Corwin Call, a miner,
was emptying quantity of blasting powder
into sack which his wife was holding, the
powder exploded. Mrs. Call was burned to
death and Gall is not expected to live. The
room was badly shattered.
fire at Mobile Wednesday morning, de-
stroyed a large brick building, corner of Gov
ernment and Royal streets. The inmates bare
ly escaped with their lives, some having to go
down the escape ladder. The signal service
office resords and instruments were destroyed.
The general term at Albany, N. Y. has af-.
firmed the conviction, at Hudson. of Henry
Mack, who murdered his wife the 18th of Sep
tember, 1879. When informed of the decision
Mack was very COOL and remarked: Gas you
see me now 80 you will see me at the last mo-
ment."
Rev. Charles N. Sims, d. D., pastor of the
Summerield M. e. church, Brooklyn, has been
elected chancellor of Syracuse university, to
succeed Chancellor Erastus o. Haven, elevated
to the Episcopacy. DIR. Sims was born of
American and Methodist Episcopalian parents
in Union county, Indiana, in 1885.
A report published at New York that a
SrauO COnbOl1O6tlOQ 6eQemc nau Deeu 8rIauSeu
on the decision of Justice Miller of the United
States supreme court, whereby the Central Pa
cifc, Union Pacific. Texas Pacific and Southern
Pacific of California were to be consolidated
with the Wabash system and Grant placed at
the head, has been emphatically denied.
The congress of Santa Domingo has passed q
decree that, considering the proofs sufficient
that the remains found in the cathedral, Sep
tember 10th, 1877, are the remains of Chris
topher Columbus, a monument to enshrine
them shall be erected at the capital. All
American governments are solicited to contrib
ute to the fund. The government of Santa
Domingo gives $4,000.
IS Cents for Sled.
Boys. 60 to the SO Gent Store, Bridge Square,
il you want the best and cheapest Sleds.