Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-26

general. He is being conveyed to Washington
where he will find some difficulty in purging
himself Of contempt.
TIE shrewd Coreans are attempting to raise
a three million loan on a pledge of certain
mines, which have no existence. Having failed
in other parts of the world, they are about to
make an effort upon The unsophsticated operators
of Wall street
FRANCE is about to abolish the embargo upon
American pork, the recent trichinosis in Saxony
having been discovered by scientific investiga-
tions to have been produced by eating German
meat. Bismarck will have to take back track
now.
AN important conference of Democratic lead
ers of Ohio has been held in Columbus to
arrange plan of operations for 1884. 1t Is to
be followed shortly by convention of Demo-
cratic editors at the same place.
HENRY Trying and Miss Terry finished their
New York engagement last evening and were
called before the curtain fifteen times. Mr..
Irving made very gracious speech in &C
acknowledgement.
A coLoKED minister in Pittsburg has brought
an action for conspiracy and defamation of
character against three ministers of the Re
formed Presbyterian church, laying the dana
ages modestly at $l50,000.
THE effort to secure the holding of the ext
National convention in Chicago is still progress
ing, but Philadelphia and Saratoga are likewise
confidently spoken of in the same connection.
The Darlington court OF inquiry still drags its
weary length along, and the question of who was
responsible for the failure of the expedition is
as far as ever from solution.
SENATOR SHARoN's turn has arrived. A San
Francisco grand jury yesterday indicted Miss
Hill who claims to be his wife, and her attorney
for perjury and conspiracy.
IMMENSE damage was done by the recent
wind storme in New Hampshire and Maine, thou
sands of acres of valuable forest trees having
been destroyed.
De Lesseps in an address made in London yes
terday predicted even greater success for the
Panama canal than has been achieved for the
Suez canal.
THE Turf association which adjourned yester-
day at Louisville adopted some stringent and
ealutary rules regarding the management Of
horse races.
GEN. SHERIDAN was banqueted by the Ca
lumet club of Chicago last night. 1t was
farewell feed prior to his departure for Wash
ington.
OWING to the absence of judge the hearing
in Fargo in the matter of the contempt of the
Manitoba railroad was postponed uutil to-mor-
row.
A CONVICTION was had in Little Rock yester-
day under the new United States law, making it
felony to intimidate witnesses
A NEW YORK opium joint was raided last
night and among the inmates arrested were
lumber of white variety actresses.
The yellow fever continues its ravages in
Havana. Among the recent victims was Signor
Sala, the italian tenor.
THE telegraph records cold blooded murders,
and the list of unknown assassins in the country
is rapidly increasing.
President Arthur yesterday appointed Law
renee Wildon, of Illinois, judge of the court
of claims
THE Chicago postal letter carriers intend
petitioning congress for thirty days vacation
each year.
a BosTos preacher recently installed in his
church, was arrested on charge of stealing
books.
The order for the British troops to evacuate
Ca,r daJ