Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-03
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

1nerc Is q IresQ issue or lava 1I0m VeSuVluS
descending the base of the cone.
Arrangements are being made for grand
poultry show in St. Louis in January.
Elliott. Hawdon and Boyd have promised to
compete in new American prize regatta.
The failure ia announced of Dunham & Sons
piano manufacturers, New York, with habili-
ties $4,000.
The freedom of the city of London and a
sword will be presented to Gen, Roberts for hi, :,
services in Afghanistan.
A dispatch from Teheran says the Turks
occupy the passes at the frontier to cut off
the retreat of the Khurds.
Rev. John s. Sumner, 8. J., died suddenly
at Gongaga college, Washington, Wednesday,
of congestion OF the brain, aged 62.
Prescott, Ont, is greatly excited, owing to
the fact that the bodies of Daniel McNutt and
Mr. Dunsmore have been stolen from their
graves.
James Sloan, in Jail at Bellefontaine, Ohio
on an indictment for shooting, with intent to
kill. out his throat Thursday forenoon, and
will die.
Seventy-fve thousand pounds in gold were
purchased in open market in London, Wednes-
day, for transmission to America by Saturday g
steamer
O'Brien Bros. plug tobacco manufactury at
Covington, KY, burned Thursday morning.
Loss on stock. $4,000; on building, sl,5O0;
both insured.
correspondent at ST. Petersburg says the
chances of favorable settlement of the
Chinese question diminish as the negotiations
are prolonged.
Tue st. Louis market is said to be oyersold
1000, 600 bushels of December corn, and it is
anticipated the price will be run up to so cents
before the deal is settled.
John Mober and Isaac Norris, on trial at Fort
Wayne. Ind, for the murder of Barnhardt
Meyers in May last, were convicted Wednesday
night. Sentence, imprisonment for life.
The will of Frank Leslie has been admitted
to probate, the surrogate holding that when the
will was made Leslie was Of sound mind and
free from unlawful influence or restraint
Berlin paper states that Bsmarcks recent
conferences with Count de Vallier, the French
ambassador, has resulted in Germany and
France agreeing to Joint procedure on the
Greek question.
Berlin students are preparing O statement to
the rector of the university, protesting against
the distribution by students of Gottingen uni.
versity of Court Chaplain Stockers petition
against the Jews.
Ohios twenty-five electors. accompanied by
Governor Foster, Secretary of State Barns, the
state treasurer, and other officials, visited
Mentor Thursday forenoon, TO pay formal cal
upon General Garfield.
The Walnut Valley elevator and Bonanza
mills at Eldorado, Kan, owned by E. X.
White. burned Thursday with 20, 100 bushels oi
wheat and several thousand bushels of corn
Loss about 800, GOO; insurance small.
kilograms from Mexico announce that Gen
eral Diaz has accepted the portfolio Of pu blit
| works in President Gonzales cabinet. l. Mar
ascal will be secretary of state. President
Gonzales was inaugurated the LIST inst,
Father Julian Benoit. pastor of st. Peters
Catholic church, Fort Wayne died suddenly OF
apopiexy while going to breakfast Thursday
| forenoon. He has been in Fort Wayne fifty
years. and is widely known throughout lodi
ana
In the Italian chamber of deputies Thurs
| day, during discussion of the budget of the
| ministry of agriculture, Toscanellani, a dis
tinguished entomologist, declared that the
American mildew was more destructive to vine,
| than was the phylloxers, and that it had sprea6
| very considerably in Italy.
Col. Porter, d. NJ. Hodge and ex- Gov. WARD
were in st. Louis Thursday en- route to Wash
ington, where they will look after the interest,
of the Greek Nation during the coming session
| of Congress The Greek Indians are stronpl,
opposed to the settlement of the ceded land,
now known as Oklahoma, by the whites.