Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-15
ALL AROUND rHEGLoBE.

In consequence OF the desire OF The emperor
Bismarck will remain in office.
The Merrilon, Ontario, cotton mills, burned
yesterday. Loss $4,000; insured $4,000.
The pope is considerably embarrassed by an
intimation that $4,000 more Lozis will immi-
CRATE into Turkey.
Hon. j. B. Grinnell has been selected by the
governor to represent Iowa at the tariff con-
vention in New York.
The coal miners of Iowa will hold con.
vention at Des Moines to-day for the purpose
of forming state union.
Louis Morris & Co., importers of drugs and
chemicals, 48 Cedar street, New York, have
made an assignment. Liabilities $110,CC0.
An Albany dispatch says that owing to the
illness of Attorney General Ward the alleged
legislative bribery case failed to come up yes
terday.
sixteen miles west of Piuua, Ohio, burned
Saturday night. Loss SIS, 1000; insurance
5000.
Chas. T. White & Co., operative chemists,
81 Maiden Lane and 30 Liberty street, New
York, have suspended, with liabilities of
$250,OOO.
Hon. Jno. Fl. Oberly will deliver the address
at the opening of the magnificent new Opera
house at Cairo, ILL.,, on the night OF De-
cember Is.
Diphtheria, scarlet fever and smallpox are
devastating countries south of Russia. The
severely of the diseases exceed anything here
tofore known.
A Berlin dispatch says speedy modification
Of the May laws is to be expected, with q
view to obtaining government majority in
the reichstag.
The New York Clearing House committee,
appointed yesterday to examine the Trades
mems National bank, report the institution
as entirely solvent.
The Scottish-American land company, To-
Gated at Emmetsburg, Iowa, has sold to actual
settlers, in little over one year, % ,0H acres
of wild land. worth $l37, ,13S.
Mile Rhea, the Russian debutante, made
her first appearance in America laat night at
the Brooklyn; Park theatre in the character of
"Camille," and achieved decided success.
At Charleston, W. Va, Geo. Park shot three
times, on Saturday night, his half brother
Henry Reynolds, from the effects of which
Reynolds died. The shooting took place at
home. No arrests.
Congressman C. B. Farwell, of Chicago, de.
nies the story telegraphed from Washington
his partners required his personal attention to
his large mercantile business.
A Dallas, Tex, special says woman was
found dead IN shanty, having died of starva-
ton. Her husband was lying sick, and three
small children half starved and nearly naked,
were hanging around their dead mother.
The increase in freight rates went into ef-
feet yesterday on the Pennsylvania railroad.
It was said at the Erie railroad offices yester-
day that change in rates would probably
go into effect in a day or two on that line.
Dealers and manufacturers of leather. and
boots and shoes, representing twenty. seven
firms, met at Cincinnati yesterday, and agreed
to organize a hide and leather exchange.
Committees were sppointed to prepare con-
stitution and rules.
In Cincinnati the Musical Festival associa-
ton has closed contract for the appearance
of Patti at the performance of the Oratoria of
the Messiah in Music hall during Christmas
week of this year, and official announcement
of the event was made to members of the
chorus and rehearsal tonight.
Ths budget before the Austrian house OF
parliament shows that the revenue is esti.
mated at 434 ,0OO, 600 florins. an increase of
%, ,00O, 600 forins over last year; expenditure,
471 100000 fOrins, an increase of 7,7O0,O 600
forins. The expenditure includes 100000
forins for the Arlborg tunnel.
The prize fight between Frank White and
George Holden, announced for Wednesday at
Long Point, Canada, is creating excitement.
White, accompanied by his brother and Billy
Edwards, passed through Buffalo on Sunday
on his way to the neighborhood of Erie.
Holden, it is understood, goes from New
York direct to Dunkirk.
Lord Lorne arrived at Liverpool to-day, and
was met by the Princess Louise, and with her,
proceeded to Eaton Hall, the seat of the Duke
of Westminster, near Chester. They were
cheered by thousands of people who had as
sembled at Birkenhead landing stage. There
was also popular and universal reception in
their honor at Chester.
Gambetta yesterday announced to President
Grevy the definite formation of cabinet. 1t
is confirmed that Degreycinet will not enter
the ministry. Consequently Gambetta has re-
nounced the idea of assuming the presidency
of ministry without porefolio and will him
self take the portfolio of foreign affairs. The
new ministry will not be gazetted to-day.
On Saturday evening, at Albany, N. Y,
Frank Horner and Louis Marietta, boys aged
IA and 10 respectively, quarreled over game
of marbles, when the youngest started to run
to avoid fight. He was caught and held by
another boy, while Horner ran behind and
stabbed Marietta in the back, penetrating the
lung. The boy was alive last night, but
nearly dead. He is not expected TO live.
At Cleveland, late Saturday afternoon, the
land of hill on the south side began to slide
to the valley of Walworth run, below, and was
steadily continuing to slip until noon to-day.
Probably five acres of earth have been de posit-
ed in the ravine, damming up the streams
and entailing loss already estimated al $780,
600. The slide was caused by excavating for
the New York, Chicago & st. Louis railway.
In the matter OF the contested will of the
late Peter Hughes, of Braddocks, near Pitts.
burgh, Pa, Surrogate Livingstone, in Brook
lyn, yesterday rendered decision directirg & the
personal estate of deceased, less certain
amounts allowed for costs, be remitted to
Braddocks, and there administered upon. The
estate is valued at $4,000, and the contest is
between James Hughes, OF Brooklyn, brother
of deceased, and Rev. Mathew Carroll, of
Braddocks, Pa.
A terrific boiler explosion, killing four men
and totally wrecking eight boilers, occurred
at Hamilton & McCIure's mill, near Bay City.
Mich, Sunday night. The killed were Mike
Sebo, widower with two children; Joseph
Sebo, his brother, Nourpenter and Blanchart,
all young Frenchmen employed at the mill,
the last three single. The bodies of the four
were blown in all directions with terrific force.
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