Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-23
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

MIR. Garfield started for Washington last
night.
The steamship Gloucester has arrived at
New York from Bristol.
There have been several fresh shocks of
earthquake at Agram.
One of the coal pits at Birkner, few miles
from East st. Louis, is on fire.
Mart Duggan shot and killed man named
Lamb in Leadville yesterday.
President Humphreys, of the Wabash road.
was banqucted at st. Louis last night.
Joseph Zaukenmsn, wholesale grocer, of Chi
cago, has failed with $34 000 liabilities.
A Paris paper says Gen. Sickles is about to
supersede Noyes as American minister to
France.
The Atlantic house, Atchison, Kansas, was
burned last night. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
Sc, 900.
The Persian troops. contrary to orders of
their commander, destroyed twenty. five Kurd-
ish villages.
A statue of Alex. Hamilton, the first secre-
tary Of the treasury, was unveiled in New York
Central Park esterday.
The report that armed men tarred and
feathered Mr. Gardner, a Galloway landlord,
turns out TO be untrue.
The London & Liverpool clothing house, Cor
ner Bowery and Hester streets New York city,
The Imperial mine, Nevada, took fire yester-
day. All of the men escaped, and after a few
| hours the fire was gotten under control.
Erhart Zopf, the man who claimed to be the
| husband of the actress Lotta, has been arrested
| in San Francisco On the ground of insanity.
| a team attached to beer wagon ran away
| in New York yesterday and collided with a
street car, severely injuring four passengers.
correspondent at Rome telegraphs that
Irish bishops have told the pope that, from
necessity, they must support the land league
| agitation.
The German socialists have resolved, in view
! of the violent means of repression employed
against them, TO abstain from voting at politi-
cal elections.
| The New York State canvassers declared the
following as the result of the late election OF
| State: Garfield, 555, ,545; Hancock, 534, 511
Weaver, L, ,37S; Dow, 1,5l7
| One of John Shermans henchmen teIegraphs
| from Toledo that President Hayes is not, and
| will not be candidate for the Senate, but that
he favors the election Of Sherman.
The grand jury have failed to find an indict.
ment against Christy. Cobb & Co, the Cincin.
| natl bucket shop men, who were arrested last
summer for issuing fraudulent elevator re.
| ceipts.
Gen. Garfield telegraphs to Washington de-
| clining demonstration on the occasion of his
visit to the capital during the present week
The proposed reception has therefore been
! abandoned.
There will be no match between Hanlan and
Laycock. Thompson, the chief backer of Lay.
cock, has promised to endeayOr to bring Lay
| cock and Trickett TO the United States ano
Canada next year
A dispatch to the London Times from Con
stantineple, dated yesterday, says the porte re-
ceived news from Scuttari that Dervish Pashs
| would enter Dulcigno this afternoon with foul
| battalions of troops.
| A dispatch from Kief reports that q great
outbreak Of typhus has taken place in prison
| where there we're number of nihilists con-
fined Two hundred out of $50 prisoners have
been stricken with the fever.
The supreme court of the United States yes.
terday rendered a decision holding the Penn.
sylvania railroad company liable for in uric
received by j. Roy, by the breaking down of 6
berth in Pullman sleeping car.
The official vote IF Michigan shows Garfield
1S5, 1875; Hancock, 13l,30l; Weaver, 1895
Dow, 942. Jerome (Rep) for governor ha
1854; Halloway Dem. J, l3769l; Woodward
(Greenback) 35, ,032. All the Congressmen ar,
Republican.
The clauses of the magistracy reform bill
adopted by the French chamber of deputies in
clude one for nominating chief judges for
term of five years. A radical amendment tha
judges be elected by universal suffrage was re
jected; 172 to 1875.
The total value of export petroleum and pc
troleum products from The United States dur
ing September were S37l, ,776; during Septem
her, 1879, 5,4l9, 1S0; during the nine month";
ended September. $780, 80, 9S9, ,343; and for th
same period in 1879, S26 060 $50.
II is understood Riza Pasha will not accep
the governOrship of Salonica. He declares b
was unable to bring the negotiations for tn
surrender of Dulcigno to a successful issue
owing to the refusal of Montenegro to conaen
to com mbined action with the Turkish author
| tiles.