Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-29
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The great organ in Music hall, Boston,
has been sold.
The Malagassy embassy sails from New
York for England next Saturday.
The Permanent Exhibition company has
wound up its affairs in Philadelphia.
Ex-Gov. Ludington, of Oshkosh. Wis,
is recovering from his recent severe i'll
ness.
Two men, who had in their possession a
quantity of gun cotton have been arrested
at Dover.
A brick enamel company has been in
corporated at New York with a capital
stock of S2,OOO,OOO.
Senator David Davis is in st. Louis
with his bride, and starts next Monday for
his Bloomington home.
Louisiana sevens have fallen a quarter,
babe bonds one and half, and premium
bonds one and quarter.
There is no improvement in Seth
Green's condition although his physicians
think he will recover,
The students of the Toronto university
have organized rowing club to compete
in American college matches.
Gen. Thomas T. Wildes, of Akron, Ohio
died yesterday, from an overdose Of
laudanum taken to relieve pain.
aNA fresh outbreak is feared on the part of
the striking miners at LiRgan, and the
provincial troops are under arms.
The Edison Electric Illuminating com
pany have organized at Boston with cap
ital of $1,000,000. Ex-Gov. Rice is presi-
dent.
Thos. Il. Herndon, member elect to
congress from the First district Of Ala
bama, died at Mobile yesterday, aged 30
years.
Rev. Judson Fitswor of Chelsea. Mass,
has been called by the Plymouth Congre-
gational church of Milwaukee, at a salary
of $4,000
Assemblyman Thos. ]. Gill, of New
York, was sentenced yesterday To twenty
days imprisonment for the larceny oe q
suit of clothes.
The Philadelphia city councils ask con
gre5s to pledge the faith of the nation to
the Indian policy recommended by Newlin,
of that city
The Will of Gustavus S. Benson dispose5
Of 100000 worth of property, Of which
100000 Is bequeathed to various Presley
terrain institutions.
The SaIoonkeepers' association, of Gin
cinnati, declare for neither party's mu-
nicipal ticket this year, and members will
vote as they choose,
The will of William II. Haversteck,
killed by George W. Conkling, Jr., was
filed yesterday, and it beque 3ths all his
property to his mother.
Henry Waters Taft and Julia Wal5ridge
Smith were married yesterday at Troy, NJ.
L. The groom is son of the United
States minister as Vienna.
The Massachusetts housa has passed by
1873 to 81 bill providing for biennial
elections for state officers and biennial
sessions of the legislature.
The board OF bishops OF the African
Methodist Episcopal Zion church of the
United States, began its semi annual ses
sion yesterday at Petersburg, Va.
Hanlan and Kennedy have signed arti-
Giles of agreement at the Boston Herald
Office here to night for their coming boat
race at Point of Pines near Boston, Nay
30.
Col Corley, Of Norfolk, Va. died yester-
day afternoon. He left the city this morn
ing in his usual spirits for Hampton on
business. He had suffered from insomnia
for some weeks.
Rev. John Elliott Wright, late pastor of
Jefferson Park Presbyterian church. Chi
cage, has been unanimously called to the
Market Square Presbyterian church in
Germantown, Pa.
Baron Guibert Won Friesen, grand
Chamberlain of the duke OF Oldenberg. and
Florence Smith, daughter of Charles
Smith, of the board of brokers in Phila-
delphia, were married last evening.
club has been organized in New York
with the object of Opposition to monopoly
and the promotion of wise and pure gov
eminent" Office holders and candidates
for Office are barred.
The Malagassy ENJOYS, who arrived a5
Boston Tuesday night, were INST YESTERDAY
morning at the fremont house by tbs
mayor and other officials, and afterwards
left for Salem as guests OF Ropes. Emmer-
ton d. Co. They will visit the points OF
interest and hold public reception.
The strike among the engineers of the
Nickel Plate road is not as serious as at
first reported. 1t seems clerical error in
the pay roll led them to suppose the com
pany had increased their hours of labor to
twelve. As so0n as the matter was ex-
planned they returned 10 work, and no
serious delay to trains was experisnc
Chicago Democratic Nomin atoms.
CHICAGO, March 28-The city Demo-
cratic convention, held this morning nom
mated Carter II. Harrison for mayor.
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