Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-17
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE

Hannibal Hamlin, wife and Miss Blaine
have arrived at Liverpool, on their way to
Madrid.
John Rafferty,, an old man, was run over by
beer wagon at Indianapolis yesterday, and
instantly killed
DR.. Agnew, consulting physician in the
case of President Garfield, has been sum-
moned as witness in the Guiteau case.
A Constantinople dispatch says 500 persons
are dying daily in Mecca from cholera.
Steamers at Diordah refuse to embark return
ing pilgrims.
The Western Diamond match factory (lately
Beecher, Swift & Courtney, West Twenty.
eighth street, Chicago, burned last night
Loss, $22, 600.
The sanitary commission. of Alexandria, is
informed that 800 persons died of cholera in
Meca on the 9th inst. The epidemic has broken
out at Jiddah.
Reports from Messina say earthquake
shocks have been felt there, and from shocks
in the interior of Italy there was some loss of
life and property.
The mayor of Charleston, South Carolina,
yesterday forwarded to ex-Gov. Baldwin at
Detroit $795, contributed in Charleston for the
Michigan sufferers.
Jas. L. Ridgely, since 1S42, grand cores
ponding and recording secretary of the grand
lodge, I. o. o. F., Of the United States, is
dead at Baltimore.
1t is said the Princess Louise accompanies
the Marquis of LOrne to Canada five weeks
hence. The marquis resigns the governor
generalship in 1852.
Hon. Jno. Sherman appeared on 'change
at Cincinnati yesterday, and made brief ad-
dress on politics and business. It was hope
full and conciliatory.
The forthcoming report of w. V. Lucas,
state auditor of Iowa, shows that the amount
of aid voted railways in Iowa for 1879 was
$706, ,S65; for 1880 $576, 1852.
The New York Produce exchange voted to
day in favor of a new building, on present
plans, provided the debt of the exchange
would not exceed 81, $50, 900.
The contract made by the executive with
the Franco-E Egyptian bank for the establish
ment of national bank in Mexico, has been
approved by both houses of congress.
The marquis of lorne, replying to an ad-
dress, yesterday, said there was hardly per-
son in 10,000 in Canada, who did not attach
the utmost value to its imperial connection.
Gambetta has sent circular note to repre-
sentatives of France abroad, stating that the
change in the ministry will not modify the
public tendency of the foreign policy of
France.
L. n, u IL,
leather, has failed. Complications arising out
of the failure of Christopher Nugent & Co.,
of Newark, N. j., are the immediate cause of
embarrassment.
The postoffice at Smithville, Texas, was
robbed Ey five men, who also broke into the
establishment of B. Sarsa, and stole horses
from a neighboring stable. They escaped.
Pursuit has begun.
A Geneva dispatch says the complete ami
hilatlon of the village of Elm Canton of
Garus, appears to be only question of time
and weather. The summit of the peak nearest
the village is moving.
On the 9th inst. Mrs. Tilley, of East Des
Moines, Iowa, gave birth to baby and has
since been acting wildly. Yesterday she muir
dered her babe by holding it close to her
breast till it suffocated.
A decree has been issued announcing the
separation of the ministers of agriculture and
commerce in France. It points as examples to
the United States and other countries, which
have made agriculture distinct department.
A London dispatch reports violent gales and
heavy rains throughout the United Kingdom.
Shipping disasters occurred at Falmouth,
White Haven and Brunswick. The storm was
especially severe on the west coast of Scot
land.
Dr. Carver declares that because of the un-
seemly wrangle on the occasion of his recent
pis leon match with Archer, at London, his
matches are off, including one for 91 600 with
Stuart Worthy, unless some other place is
selected
The seventh annual convention of the Rail-
way Passenger and Freight Conductors Mu-
tual Aid and Benefit association of the United
States and Canada began its session at Chica-
go yesterday, with about 100 delegates
present.
n.
offered the United States government for $20,-
600 by De Rochambeau, declares there is rea-
son to doubt whether the gentleman bearing
the illustrious name, who went out with the
Yorktown delegation, is Rochambeau at
all.
The treasurer of North Carolina reports
SS, ,0O0, 600 of old North Carolina bank funded
into new four per cents under the COM
promise act of 1879. All operations of ex.
change cease January l, and holders Of about
81, ,OO0, ,O0O of the old debt have not yet availed
themselves of the act.
A Napa, CAL, dispatch, says G. Barth,
prominent citizen missing for two weeks, is
found to have gone to Arizona, taking with
him about $30,0U0 entrusted to him by friends
for safe keeping. The city's money was also
in his hands. 1t is supposed recent business
reverses led him to abscond.
In Millam's Valley, Union county, Oregon,
John Hawkes. and man named Adams, were
camped in tent. During the night volley
of rifle shots was fred into it. Five bullets
pierced Hawkes., fairly riddling him. Adams
ESCAPED uninjured. No clue to the perpetra-
tors or motives prompting the deed.
The national convention of United Fire un-
derwriters of America convened In New York
yesterday. A. Snowden, president of the fire
association of Philadelphia and director of the
mint, in the chair. The meeting is largely
attended by prominent underwriters from all