Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-04
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The Michigan relief fund in New York ag-
gregates $123,224.
Dutch steamers brought $3.50, 900 gold to
New York yesterday.
| A Paris, Texas, special says heavy frost
Wednesday night killed top crops of cotton.
| Five hundred immigrants arrived yesterday
| at New York, mostly Germans, bound west.
The French delegates visited Faneuil hall
yesterday and left for New York in the evening.
The Nihilists threaten to prevent the czar's
coronation unless he grants specified conces-
sions.
Caster & Soloman, dealers in corpets, At
| lanta, Ga. have failed. Liabilities $25 900;
assets, $4,000.
Confederate bonds in London, yesterday,
after considerable advance, declined to FL
lbs Cd per G1OO.
Stevenson's jewelry store at Rockford,
Mich, was robbed of 81, 800 worth of goods
Wednesday night
A Hearne, Texas, special says the Texas Ex-
press company was robbed of 81 900 In silver
Wednesday night
Cremorne, winner of the Derby IN 1872, was
sold yesterday at Newmarket TO Earl Scar
borough for 45 400.
The schooner Comanche, grain laden, sunk
in Wellaud canal about mile from Port
COlDOrne, yesterday.
There was slight furry of snow in Detroit
at noon Yesterday, and something more than q
furry at Grand Rapids.
At the Atlanta, Ca, exposition yesterday,
was manufacturers Day & Edward Atkinson,
of Boston, who delivered an address.
The Norwegian bark Tergo, from Antwerp
for Philadelphia, had the captain killed and
three men seriously injured during gale.
Mrs. Ella Carhart, wife of Capt. Nat. Car
hart of the steamer Stockdale, committed sui
eide at Marietta, O., Wednesday night, by
hanging.
The London Daily News knows of no
amount in the Bank Of England, or elsewhere,
in any way available for the mischievons
claims of the confederacy.
Advices from Buenos Ayres state that Chill
sent a special mission to Peru to conclude a
treaty of peace or provide for the complete
military occupation of Peru.
Three political prisoners haYe been SEN
fenced to terms of deportation ranging from
ten to four years, by the Russian government.
Their ofenses were not serious.
Christopher Prior, farmer, died yesterday
from wound received Wednesday in fight
with Weddenbrook and others, in Wedden-
brooks saloon at Webster, OHIO.
The mixers and leasers of the Southside
SldsS HOUSES, dG IltCSUuISus WuO AavS UCoA vi
q strike for two weeks, went In to-day at old
wages, and all factories are again in opera
tion.
At Lafayette, Ind, yesterday, Albert Foster,
a mulatto, was convicted of the unprovoked
murder of G. Quinlan, au old man, in that
city last September, and sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for life.
It is contemplated to summon the English
parliament for dispatch of business on the
10Th of January to give additional time to dis
cuss rules of procedure and the parliamentary
oath difficulty.
John Ferris and James Maberry, of Hamil-
ton, Ohio, quarreled yesterday about di-
vision of corn, and Maberry shot Ferris in the
head with shotgun. The wound is sup
posed to be mortal.
A Paris dispatch says: Nathan Strauss,
owner of the we'll known American trotting
horse Defendum, started with him yesterday
for Heidelberg, where he intends reaching in
six days--a distance of S75 miles.
The state department has had no cores
pondence, and does not contemplate having
any with the English government in referepce
to the reported balance in English banks TO
the credit Of the confederate states.
The explosion of portable steam saw mill
boiler, near Cotton, Jackson county, o., on
Wednesday, resultedfn the death of John Da-
Wis, one of the proprietors, while David Grif-
fths was seriously, perhaps fatally injured.
At secret consistory, on Monday, the pope
spoke with unwonted violence. He strongly
blamed the Emperor Frances Joseph for re-
ceiving King Humboldt. He said something
must be done to shake off the yoke from the
church.
French papers express covert satisfaction
with the result in Alsace-Lorraine of the elec-
tions for the German reichstag. In the late
reichstag the autonomist or moderate party.
held several seats; now all are won by the
protestors.
Adelna Patti arrived at New York yesterday.
She was welcomed down the bay by large
company of friends. The diva responded in
English. She was delighted once more at
visiting this country, of which she claimed to
be citizen.
The directors of the Mechanics bank of New
ark obtained an attachment against 81 ,000, 900
in the hands of F. W. Diety, shoe manufac-
turer, said to have been loaned him by Chris
topher and James Nugent, now under arrest
with Cashier Baldwin.
A new national bank, named the Detroit
National, was organized in Detroit yesterday,
with Hugh Mcmillan, president; Geo. H.
Hammond, president; Morris L. Will
liams, cashier. The paid capital is $3.50, 900,
with the privilege of increasing to million.
The st. James Gazette demonstrates the
hollowness of the claims of holders of con-
federate bonds and the futility of endeavoring
to exersise pressure on the Southern states by
the means resorted to with Indifferent success
in cases of sovereign states, such as Turkey
and Peru.
The London Times, in its financial article,
says purchases of confederate bonds are be-
lieved to be entirely due to the action of
clique prepared to run up the price of any
rubbish, if they think there is the faintest
chance of alluring the public into joining in
the venture.
A Paris correspondent says At an interview
between the Prince of Wales, Sir Chas. Dixie
and Gambetta, the Prince of Wales asked GAM
beta whether he had seen Bismarck. Gambetta
affirmed that not only had he not seen him
but his recent visit to Germany was his third
visit there incognito.
A sail boat capsized of Adams Point,
Presque Isle county, Mich, on Lake Huron,
in September, and twentyfOur persons were
drowned. 1t is now alleged that party of
hunters found the bodies of these unfOrtu-
mates in the woods near the shore, with every
thing that had been on them stripped off. One
man is said to have had $500 on his person
when he started on the Inflated voyage.
w. b. Corley, of Hancock county, Ken
lucky, on his way to Evansville to purchase
machinery, was robbed on the steamer Dora
Cobler, of $100 in bills, bill of exchange on
New York, for 5000, and a silver watch,
which he had deposited under his pillow and
left there while he made his toilet. A boy Of
16 years, who had slept in the same state
room, is missing, and is suspected of the theft.
At Columbus, o., yesterday, Emma Beck
man, aged 25 years, jumped from fourth
story window of Heigh street building, sus
staining injuries which will prove fatal. Her
body struck the awning at the first story and
it saved her from immediate death. She
came here short time ago from Warsaw,
Ind, and has been employed in hotels. She
was taken sick week ago and was steadily re-
covering The cause of the accident is un-
known.