Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-14
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE,

The Republicans of Baltimore have en-
dorsed the Democratic nomination of j.
NJ. Hershell for mayor.
The newsdealers OF Brooklyn last night
reiterated their determination not to sell
the Herald for less than three cents.
A French transport was started yester-
day from London for Tonquin, carrying
100 men and quantity of war material.
The Village of Salestralla, Tereul, Spain,
has been inundated by rain, which destroy
ed sixteen houses, and forty lives were
lost.
The anniversary of the discovery of
America by Columbus was brilliantly cele-
brated in the Madrid Opera house last
evening.
Another attempt was inauguratsd in the
Pennsy lvania senate yesterday, for ap-
pointing a fail committee to report new
apportonment of the state.
A meeting of canal boatmen held in
Buffalo last evening, demanded from Gov.
Cleveland the removal of Shanahan,
superintendent of public works.
1t is stated the king Of Spain will
strengthen the new cabinet, about to be
w
dissolve the chamber Of deputies.
The R-ov ionary Socialists and Inter
national Workingmen's association will
convene in Pittsburg this afternoon, and
will continue in session several days.
Hong Kong adyices discred1t French &C.
counts of the pacifcation of Tonquin,
and represent that Some fighting must
precede French occupation of the coun
try.
Frank T. Flower, superintendent of the
Northeast Pennsylvania Canning company
at Erie, was found dead in his bed yes
terday morning, suffocated by gas from a
coal stove.
In Boston yesterday verdict Of $4,000
for plaintiff was rendered in the suit of
Edward Collins six years old, against the
South Boston horse railroad for injuries
By being run over.
The potato crop ia in better condition
than any year since 1876. The average is
ga, while the October averages of 1882
and 1878 we're each so, The prospect is
favorable for crop above the medium.
G. z. Kittridge, attorney for the bond
holders, recommends immediate foreclos-
ure of the first mortgages on the Toledo,
Cincinnati & st. Louis railway. and the
appointment of receiver for all the road.
The West Virginia NJ. Z, conference
yesterday instructed its delegates to the
quadrennial conference which meets in
Philadelphia next May, to vote against any
change in the three year limit to pastoral
terms.
Isaac Langa, convicted of incendiarism,
being on the way TO prison yesterday,
jumped from the window of an express
train running forty miles per hour. The
train was stopped and Langa recaptursd,
unhurt.
The directors of the Kentucky Union
railway have decided to build Immediately
a road from Winchester to the mouth of
Troublesome creek, 6S miles, and will issue
bonds for that purpose to the amount of
S2,500,000.
Postmaster Samuel Hays, of st. Louis,
whose term expired last February and who
had not been re-appoipted, announces his
intention to retire when congress meets
unless his successor should be appointed
prior to that time.
The tobacco crop will be below the aver
ags in yield. The average condition in
hEELuCAy 10 80 dAI IL VltEuld .Ot. Lie
Maryland crop will be good. The average
in the seed leaf states is lower general
average condition 80.
Chapman, Gould & Ca, wholesale deal
ers in glass ware at Chicago, made appli-
cation for appointment of receiver.
They have stock of goods estimated at
100000, and open accounts, $4,000. Liza
biIities estimated at 100000.
At sale Of seats last night for the first
performance at the new Metropolitan
Opera house, New York, the highest price
obtained for box was $50, and for
orchestra seats S35. The lowest prices for
an orchestra seat was $3.50.
Gen. Vim. B. Thomas delivered en- ad-
dress at meeting in Philadelphia last
evening, held to favor the nomination of
Tilden and Hendricks, and which resolved
to organize the the "Nationsl Army of
Retributiou," with auxiliary corps in every
state.
Elmer Little, of the firm of Little & Co.,
lumber dealers, of Chardon, Ohio, and a
prominent citizen of northern Ohio, was
run over yesterday at gainesville by Pains
vile & Youngstown railroad train and was
instantly killed. His body was shockingly
mangied.
The Alabama Fever.