... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AGAIN' George Francis Train, the eccentric America.i ** globe trotter.” tbroogti Suez. . ■:* to New York, t»f« Liverpool. is engaged in another attempt to break around the world re* cord, and bow dayt tat from ban Frand&co. p*rTiY ...

... gentle remonstrances will impart no pleasure to H.R.H,, but rove the famil recent dcprocm mdd.’ VA Tae irrepressible George Francis Train, who little more than quarter a centary ago conceived the idea of starting tramecars in England, who was regarded as ...

... PUGILISM IN AMERICA. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AT A FIGHT. &obey, Indiana. Wednesday. Dan Cresdon. owner of the Australian champion belt, sad Alexander Greggaina, fought to • finish at the Columbian Athletic Club on Monday evening for • purse of 5.000 dollars ...

... Whit* Star steamer Majestic, which left here to-day foe New York, was the well-known American ledum and traveller, George Francis Train, who ▼ouring to accomplish trip round the world is 66 days. He left New Whatcom. State Washington. onMay 9th, and proceeded ...

... remanded on the charge of embezyling the rates. The defalcations are reported to be heavy. A TACOMA. telegram says that George Francis Train completed his world circling trip on Sunday night, arriving there at seven o'clock in fine health and. spirits. The ...

... BACING ABOUND THE WOBLD. George Francis Train, gcnlkman well advanced years, arrived at on Sunday morning, and slatted a few boon later across tbe Atlantic in the Etroria, with every chance in bis favour of aeeompliebing tbe nr of tbe word in euty-two ...

... will be general. THE GLOBE-TROTTER TRAIN, (CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAM.) Modane Railway station, Monday, 5.20 a.m. Citizen George Francis Train, who is on his second voyage around the world, has reached this station on his way to England and- the United States ...

... White Star steamer Majestic, which left here to-day for New York, was the well-known American lecturer and traveller George Francis Train, who is endeavouring to accomplish a trip round the world in fifty-five days. He left New Whatcome, State of Washington ...

... NOTES AND CONED:NTS. oorrespoodent writes— Your London respondent yeaMrday waa & little wrong in that George Francis Train tin laying of the first tramway in London. Birhonked owns that dnction. Our London correspondent said not England, and Birkenhead ...

... Greely ?” said Art emus. Horace Greely? WTioishe?” . , The man was quiet about five minutes. Pretty soon he .said :—“ George Francis Train kicking a good deal of a row m England. you think they will put him in a I Train Train ? George Francis Tram ? said ...

... across the stage, and tried to stand for his photograph taken, but sank on to a sofa and there sipped little cocoa while George Francis Train made speech half an hour’s duration. Succi then managed to stand up and say few words. He declared that had fasted ...

... character will board the ear and I want you to take a good look at him. He boards every car going up or down. Do you mean George Francis Train P be asked. Oh ! no. I mean Detective Finnerty, of police headquarters. They say he knows every crook in this country ...