Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-02
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The river at Memphis has fallen two inches.
Rev. Geo. Granville has been installed dean
of Westminster.
Parnell has been unanimously elected chair
man of the Cork chamber of commerce.
Col. Robt. B. Coleman, a well known hotel
man at Baltimore, died yesterday.
The United States ship, Alliance, has re-
turned to Halifax, from a fruitless search for
the Jeanette.
Mrs. Jennie Dorsey, aged 26, of Louisville,
TOOK arsenic Monday evening from which she
died last evening.
bought in Philadelphia yesterday by English
pattles at So per 1000.
A true bill has been fonnd against Arthur
Lefray, for the murder of Gold, on the Brighton
railway, Eng, June 27th last.
Nehemiah Perry, formerly member of Con-
gress from Newark, N. j., and wife. both
died to-day from pneumonia.
The municipal elections throughout Eng
land and Wales, in great many cases show
important conservative gains.
Lorillard's Mistake ran unplaced for the
Brighton, Eng, handicap yesterday, mile and
half. Espada was the winner.
A compromise having been reached as to
prices for work, the Cincinnati rolling mills
are preparing to resume operations.
A report that ArchblsAod Puncell was dying
yesterday was authOritively denied by a tele-
gram from Cincinnati last midnight.
The corner stone of the Norton church
home and inflrmary, Louisville, KY, was laid
yesterday with appropriate exercises.
The hinge works and carpenter shop of
Oliver Bros. g. Phillips, Allegheny Mills,
burned at Pittsburgh last evening. Loss $780,
600.
The three story frame factory of George
Keller, Nos. Is to 23lIllinois street, Chicago,
burned last night. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
The Ohio and Mississippi elevator with
LIE, 1000 bushels of grain was completely de-
stroyed by fire at Cincinnati yesterday. Loss
100000.
Jacob Eckhert, eX-member of the Wiscon-
sin assembly from Vernon county, dropped
dead in Milwaukee yesterday. Supposed to
be the effect of an old wound.
Founders day was celebrated at Kenyon
college, Gambuo, o., yesterday There was
large attendance of distinguished personages,
and the exercises were deeply interesting.
DR.. O'Farrell was consecrated bishop of the
county of Trenton yesterday, by Cardinal Nc
Closky, assisted by several archbishops and
bishops and In the presence of a vast coHgre-
CATION.
The Pennsylvania railroad fast train arrived
In Chicago over the Pittsburg & Fort Wayne
at 9:4O a. m. yesterday on time, having made
the trip from New York in twenty-five hours
and forty minutes.
At Lawrenceburg, Dearborn county, Ind,
burglars yesterday morning blew open the
safe OF the county treasurer, but were fright
ened away before they secured any part of its
contents and made their escape.
The Illinois Railroad commissioners are
about to investigate the charge that the rail-
road companies running through the coal
region of the state are discriminating against
st. Louis in respect to transportation of coal.
Nine hundred cigar makers of Milwaukee
struck yesterday for an advance of 81 per l 1,0OO,
and before nightfall forty-two establishments
had acceeded to the demand, but the largest
mandatory, Ascheman q Co., still hold out.
The thirty-fifth annual meeting of the
American Mission association was held at
Worcester, Mass, yesterday. The report of
the treasurer showed total receipts for the
of SA3, ,795, gain of $56,315 over the preced-
ing year.
An official telegram has been received an
nsuncing that the New York Central will on
Sunday begin running fast trains between
New York and Chicago over the Lake Shore
road, leaving New York at a. M daily, and
reaching Chicago at 9 a. m.
The International Arbitration and Peace As
sociation, in session at London, passed a reso-
luton yesterday recording its satisfaction
with saluting the. English flag at Yorktown.
Such an incident, the resolution says, is un
parallelled in history, and must ever remain
of deep international interest.
Gov. McCullom, of Illinois, under the act
of congress to prevent the spread of pleuro-
pneumonia, has issued proclamation pro-
hibiting the impoI tation of cattle into that
state from certain portions of the states of
New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Maryland, where the disease is said
to be epidemic.
A freight train on the Columbia & Port De-
posit railroad was wrecked near Safe Harbor,
Pa, last night by a land slide. The locomo-
tive and six cars were thrown into the Susaue-
hanna river, and the remainder of the eleven
cars completely wrecked. The body of Ellis
Ouveft, engineer. has not been found, and is
believed to be under the engine in the river.
The fireman was severely injured.
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