Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-07
$4,000 bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn;
$4,000 bushels oats; 1880 bushels rye; H.
600 bushels barley.
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.


The governor general of Canada sailed
for England yesterday.
A Rome dispatch says several lives have
been lost in hurricane there.
Hannibal Hamlin, minister to Spain,
sailed yesterday on the steamship Illinois.
Lieut.. Commander A. 81. Wright, U.
s. n, died at Key West, yesterday, OF
yellow fever.
VIM. A. Ramsall, clerk for the coal
firm of Cherrie & Co., Chicago, has de-
camped with $1,000.
Gov. Cornell, of New York, has issued
q proclamation, designating Thursday,
November oath, as a day of thanksgiving.
News from Sonora says there was
grand celebration Friday night at Her
mosillo, in honor Of the Sonora railroad
reaching there.
The German reichstag will open on the
18th inst. The prospect of coalition
between the clericals and conservatives
is growing daily.
Massey Bill, colored, who attempted
rape on little girl near Manchester,
Tenn, was taken from jail by mob last
night and lynched.
A negro named Bob Williams has been
lynched in Greenville county, South Ca
rolina, for an outrage upon little white
girl. He confessed his guilt
Kinkowiski, convicted of the murder
of Nina Muller, was yesterday sentenced
10 be hanged January 9th next, at Jersey
City, N. j. Application will be made for
a new trial.
John Marshall, proprietor Of the Gen.
trail Turner hall, st. Louis, died yester-
Of injuries received last Sunday evening
at the hands of gang of hoodlums at
dance in the hall.
The death IS announced of Very Rev.
Geo. Henry Sacheverell johnson, dean of
Wells, England, noted as Mathematician
and as one of the editors of the "Speak-
er's Commentary"
Advices from Buenos Ayres of the 18th
inst. report that the United States minis
ter at Santiago had informed the Gillian
government that his government would
! not interfere in negotiations for treaty
of peace with Peru.
Ludwig Beake and Peter Kohner labor
ers in the employ of the Illinois Central
Railroad bridge department, were carried
over dam on fiat boat at Kankakee,
yesterday, and drowned. Their two
companions were saved.
George Doubner, of Waukesha county,
Wis, who received several thousand
dollars back pension money, and who
was examined at Milwaukee for alleged
fraud upon the pension bureau, was held
for trial yesterday by Commissioner
Bloodgood.
The American line steamer Illinois
sailed yesterday from Philadelphia, hav-
ing on board her Hannibal Hamlln, Uni
ted States minister to Spain; Miss Blaine,
daughter of Secretary Blaine; and ex-
United States senator John Scott, wife
and daughter.
In the lower house of the Washington
Territory legislature bill giving the
right of suffrage to woman was passed by
Is to Il. A similar bill was
defeated in the upper house on the 18th
| ult., by vote of z to 5, but it
will come up in another shape, and it is
believed it will pass.
Manager of the Metropolitan base
ball club of New York after consulting
with President Hurlburt, of the league,
decided to-day not to join the new Gin
cinnati league but to maintain friendly
relations and stay with the original Or
ganiZation which has run for SO many
years with unvarying success.
The contract has been let for the con-
struction of the Chicago & Evanston
railway, on the north side, Chicago, the
road to be completed by August l, 1882.
1t is surmised that the road, when COM
pleted, will be leased to the Northern Pa
ciic, or Illinois Central, or both, as a
means of getting into the city.