Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-20
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The Vice President has received electoral
certificates by mail from every State.
The Westphalia, which left Harve Saturday,
is bringing 100000 francs in specie to New
York.
James s. Morrison, president of the Bank
of Manhattan county, n Y, died last night,
aged IS years.
its Western freight from New York by steamers
to Locust Point, opposite Baltimore.
Last week 41S,9 silver dollars were distrb-
uted by the national treasury against 434 800
| in the corresponding week of last year.
EX-Empress Eugene is said to have sent her
banker to Paris, to aid her granddaughter. Mad
| anne de Friedland, who is accused of forgery
At Quincy, ILL.,, John Murphy has been
| sentenced to II years imprisonment for muir
dering Anthony Warromont by stabbing in
| April last.
| John Toole, brother of Larry Toole, the
| comedian, was probably fatally stabbed in New
| York last night by James r. alias ''Pigshead''
| Trainer, former emplOye.
| Emperor William has granted permission to
| move the abolition of the court martial,
which is still exercising the functions of or
| binary tribunals in Strasburg.
| At Toronto on Saturday Mary Elizabeth Gurd
| was accidentally run down and killed by q
| street-car, and her mother, on seeing the dead
body, became hopelessly insane.
A meeting of the Irish nationalist, at which
James Stephens, the Fenian head center >" of
| New York, is expected to be present, takes
place in Paris France, this week.
| The bureau of statistics reports the total
value of exports of breadstuffs for the eleven
| months ended Nov. so, 1880, S236, 1G2 $50,
| against $3.50, 791 ,604 in the same period of
| 1879.
| AT noon Saturday there were 119 cases of
| scarlet fever and 157 of diphtheria in New
| York, and up to noon the deaths of the week
| in the city were 81 from scarlet fever and As
| from diphtheria.
The assignee Of. Arnold & Co., the suspended
coffee importers of New York, states that
their liabilities are 81, Isl ,914, while the firm
! assets are 81 81, 19S, and Mr.. B. G.. Arnolps
personal assets are nOminally S715,0S0.
The State court having postponed action on
the question of issuing certificate to the rep
| resentative elect from Polk and Bradley coun-
| ties, Tenn, the Republicans will be able to
| elect officers of the lower house of the Ten
nessee Legislature.
In the Baltimore cathedral Saturday Edward
Kelly, of Chicago, was ordained priest and
John Touhey, of st. Louis, and Ambrose Z.
Goulet, of Chicago, were raised to deacons.
Sunday Mr.. Touhey was ordained priest of
St. Mary's seminary.
coast of Africa, suspecting that the native
king was evil disposed towards them, have ar
rested him, and at a drum head court martial
on board gllnboat, have had him sentenced
to sixteen years Imprisonment.
The English court of appeals has agreed to
hear the cases of Revs. Dale and Enright,
ritualists, and has ordered both to be released
from Imprisonment on the understanding that
they shall, pending the hearing, do nothing
contrary To Lord PpnZ1nce'S motion
Three hundred medical students asscmbled
in st. Petersburg, Friday, to ask an eXplana-
ton from the rector concerning misunder-
standing with two professors. Instead of re-
ceiving an explanation they were all arrested
and locked up i'll h ouse of detention.
Judge Barber of the common pleas court,
Cleveland, has decided in a suit of the Standard
Oil company against Scotield and others, to
stop defendants from refining more oil than
they had agreed, that the parties had no right
to make contract for limiting production.
American and British shippers are again
complaining of Spanish custom house regula-
tons. In recent instance an American yes
sci, with a cargo for some Mediterranean port
beyond Spain, put into IA Spanish port in dis
trcss, and WAS heavily fined for technical ir-
regularity in her manifest.
Brockway, the alleged engraver, who is said
to have made and surrendered the plates for
secret service have sent TO Washington, is said
to claim that all work his was intended for the
banks-which could make up their losses
from their reserycS-and not for the ropbcry
OF the poor people.
There was no quorum in the House of Con-
gress Saturday and the session was given up
to debate, prominent incident of
which was bitter attack made ny
Conger of Michigan on the army
officers connected with the case of the coored
cadet (Whittaker) with dcnunciation of the
alleged spirit of caste among the white cadets.
Chas. II. Reed, the Chicago lawyer who is
in contempt of the probate court on account
of his failure to file statement of the affairs
of the Irwin estate, of which he is guardian,
and who was recently released on writ of
habcas corpus, was Saturday morning re-
manded to custody, having still neglected to
file report. He is said to be sick at his res
idence.