Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-30
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Nine ocean steamers are still overdue at New
York.
The water was taken out of tho Welland
canal Monday.
Gen. Garfield left Washington for his home
Monday morning.
The total funded debt of Ohio, November
18th inst, was $6476,S05.
The Union Job office, in the Arcade building
Detroit, was burned out Sunday night.
e. W. Forr, congressman elect of Littletown,
N. H.. is dangerously i'll of pneumonia
John Whitewell, liberal member of the
British parliament for Kendall. is dead.
A severe shock of earthquake was felt at st.
Paurs Bay, Quebec, at $3.50 Sunday morning.
The alumni Of Kenyon (Ohio) college held a
banquet in Chicago last night with 100
present.
Sheik Abdullah is again harrassing the Per-
slams near Urumiab. A column is marching
against him.
Thirty Socialists were passengers by the
Silesia from Hamburg, which arrived in New
York Monday.
Superintendent of Police Simon O'Donnell,
of Chicago, has resigned and Capt. McGarrigle
will succeed him.
On Monday the Baltic and Algeria brought to
New York $7z2. 600 in gold and the Silesia
brought $780, 600.
Highland, Wis.,. enjoyed $4,000 fire last
night. Four stores and three dwellings burned.
Insurance 81, 600.
John Bennett, an old citizen of Watertown,
Wis, was struck by q locomotive and instantly
killed Sunday night.
Sheik Abulah In reported negotiating with
the principal Kurds to form a coalition against
Persia in the spring.
Polish residents of New York celebrated
Monday night the iftiefth anniversary of the
Polish insurrection of 1880.
Ohas. N. Bell, a st. Louis lawyer, has been
sentenced to Jail for one year for having coun-
terfeit money in its possession.
The railway construction in Wisconsin dur
ing this year has amounted to 255& miles, OF
which 46 miles are narrow gauge.
George Parke, ono of the earliest settlers in
Grand River Valley, O., first mayor of Grand
Haven, Mich, died Sunday, aged g..
The New York superintendent of public
works says there seems no prospect of moving
the boats now ice bound on the canals.
A dispatch faom Calcutta says the news from
the outbreak in Cashmere is reassuring. The
Moharajah is, however. pushing forward re-
Inducements.
Several persons were arrested at Paris Sun
day while proceeding to Lavallor's cemetery to
make demonstration at the grave of the
communist, Terre.
Mrs Littlefield, of East Stoughtop, Mass,
Sunday poisoned her husband and son. The
latter died, and this morning she shot herself
dead. Insanity.
The official vote for governor in Missouri is:
Orittenden, DEM, 207. $40; Dyer, Rep, 1884,
6S6; Brown, reenbacker, 36.342. Crittenden's
plurality, 5O,302; majority, 1852.
The mud drum, under the boilers at the
works of the Norway, (Va.) tack factory blew
up Monday morning, wreoking part of the
building, and killing VIM. Lodge, the engineer.
A fire Monday night in the suburbs of FL
mira, N. Y, burned the barns of Joseph and
Robt. Corauthers, destroying fifty head of
Alderney and Jersey milk COWS. Incendiary.
Insured.
Hon. Elias Tompkins, ex-member of the
legislature, was in the city yesterday shaking
hands With his old friends. He promises to
constitute one of the members of the third
house next year.
The sculling match, Monday. between Ed
ward Trickett and Wallace Ross, over the
Thames course, was won by Trickett easily.
Distance Az miles. Time: 80 min. 23 sec.
They are to row again Saturday.
A match for 45O0 aside was arranged, Mon
day, between Hanlan and Laycock, to be rowed
on the Thames, within six weeks from the
time of signing the articles. The betting is
| already strongly in favor of Hanlan.
Francis Hotchkiss, retired merchant and
| banker, New Haven, Conn.,, died Monday
morning very suddenly. A few minutes before
| his death his wife. who lad gone in to see him,
being informed he was dying, fell dead.
Lieut.. Gov. Robinson, of Colorado, died yes
| terday. The examination shows that he was
| shot by mistake by miner who was guarding
property, and was not assassipated as first re-
ported. His remains 60 to Michigan for
| burial.
| Members of the Corn Exchange committee,
| of Baltimore, which has conferred with the
| Baltimore & Ohio railway officials concerning
| the advance of storage rates on Locust Point,
] express the opinion that the matter will be
amicably adjusted.
| A young man giving the name of Harris
Wilson, employed as o supernumary at the
Opera house, was arrested with eigth forged
drafts in his possession, ranging from $75 to
| $125. The names of prominent firms were
| forged to them. He recently came from Phil
adelphia.
Deadwood furnished two fatal casualties yes
terday. Thos. Ashley, miner, fell down the
shaft of the De Smet mine and was instantly
killed. He was from New Hampshire. VIM.
Hill, musician at the Gem theater, was run
over by the Fort Pierre stage and killed. He
is supposed to be from Wisconsin.
A fire occurred at West Point last night.
| which destroyed the extensive wharves and
sheds Of the Richmond, York River & obese.
peake railroad company and the company,
1 steamer Shirley; also the telegraph and freieh,
Offices. and all freight on the wharves, includ
ing 1900 bales of cotton. Loss esti mated a,
$250, 1000.