Daily globe., 1881-10-26
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

ALL AROUND THE GLOBE
Baron James Rothschild, of Paris, died yes
terday.
Negotiations for an Anglo French treaty of
commerce have been resumed.
Crescent brewery at Aurora, Ind, burned.
Loss S175,000; insurance S55,000.
At Petersburg, Va, yesterday, St John
Morris was killed by toy pistol.
The nations German guests were hand
somely entertained at Baltimore yesterday.
The late Francis P. Shoals, of New York,
left $780, to charitable institutions.
The directors of the Pennsylvania railway
are out on their annual tour Of inspection.
The Mexican chamber of deputies has ap-
proved contracts made by the executive for a
National bank.
N. Austin, clerk of Louisville, has defaulted
for 81, 800 and absquatulated leaving two lit
tie boys behind him.
Two Arabs, caught destroying the French
railway, in Tunis, were shot, and their heads
publicly exposed as warning.
In another accident on the Moreles railway
near San Miguel bridge, Mexico, seven per-
sons were wounded, three seriously.
Matilda and Emma Williams, aged Is and
IL, tried for the murder of their father near
Whitewell, Va, last month, were found not
guilty.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is making elaborate ar
rangementS for the coming meeting of the
National Butter, Cheese and Egg association.
at that place.
Garfield memorial service by the municipal
ity of Berlin will be held on Sunday next.
Luversen, the sculptor, was instructed to
produce colossal bust of the late president.
The eleventh annual meeting of the Ameri-
can woman's suffrage association met yester-
day in the Grand Opera house at Louisville.
They were represented by forty-four delegates.
A Panama dispatch says the inter-oceanic
canal company has bought the Grand hotel in
that city for $266, 1000. 1t will be converted
into offices for all departments of the compare
ny.
On Sunday night burglars entered house
in the town of Varisalanka, Hungary, and
murdered a whole family of nine persous in
clndng an infant and managed TO board the
cars.
The Come eticut civil service reform associa-
tien was organized yesterday. Ex-Gov. Hub
bord presided. Prof. Simon E. Baldwin,
David A. Wells and Roger Averill drew con-
stitution.
On Monday night at rancho seventeen
shot and killed Jno Haley. Self-defense
claimed. Haley is said TO have threatened
Bowen's life.
At Burlington, Iowa, a large stable at Gill
bert, Hedge q Co.'s lumber yards, containing
nineteen head of horses, was burned last night
with all Its contents except one horse rescued.
Loss, 5000.
A dispatch from Rome says, two small
villages, Claudis and Valetta, were DESTROYED
by fire, three persons killed and eleven serious
ly injured during the contlagration. Forty
families homeless.
Robinson and Scoville, attorneys for Guiteau,
notified the district attorney yesterday that
they will make motion tomorrow for post
ponement of the trial of the prisoner from
November 7th to the 21st.
Nicholas Tenborch, corn speculator Of
Liverpool and San Francisco, missing for O.
couple Of weeks, has been found in the insane
asylum on Wards Island, where he had been
placed by the authorities.
Amount of the Mrs. Garfield fund to date,
S361 ,79l; paid by the Trust company for
$3l1 900 United States per cent. registered.
bonds, 1851, ITO, leaving balance in the
hands of the Trust company of s21.
Twenty valuable oil paintings, shipped sew
eral days ago by the manager of the Mechan-
ics' fair of Boston ito the Pennsylvania Art
club of Philadelphia, are missing, with the
railroad car in which they were shipped.
The ship Samaria, from Philadelphia to San
Francisco, reports that September 2, off Cape
Horn she saw an iron ship with painted ports
on fire, only the bowsprit standing. Found
her abandoned, couldnot ascertain name.
At Philadelphia about 100 horses at stables
of the Tenth and Eleventh Street Railway Co.,
are suffering from pinkeye, and pleuro pneu-
monia has again made its appearance among
cattle in Germantown and in three herds IN
Delaware.
A Tunis dispatch says, 10000 troops, under
four generals, are now marching ON Kairwan.
1t is said that after Kairwan is occupied the
main body will advance on Gafsa. The move
ment was decided on at Paris but General
Soassier wholly disapproves it.
A Burlington dispatch says, the river is still
rising, having gained two inches yesterday and
was now about two inches above high water
mark of June, 1880. Reports continue to
come in of loss of crops and live stock on the
low lands north of Burlington. People are
compelled to take refuge on uplands.
The New York Michigan Relief association
met in the mayors office yesterday, Rev. DR..
Bellows presiding. Bishop Potter sent $25. A
committee was appointed to ascertain partic
uIars from the scene of the disaster and if
necessary issue second appeal for relief.
The new iron propeller, Corion, of the
Anchor line, bound up coal laden at daylight
Yesterday stuck on Lime Kiln crossing; near
Detroit. Latest reports say her bottom was
torn out and she filled in twenty minutes.
She was beached at Crosse Isle, q mile above
the Kilns.
Georgiana Green, of Louisville, as admins
|tratrx of George Green, her son, has brought
suit against Soathe, Daing & Co., for $4,000
damages. Green was killed about q year ago
by being crushed TO death by an elevator, of
which he was conductor, at the factory of the
defendant.
The fund commissioners of Missouri are
now engaged In making an estimate of bonds
to be called in for redemption under the pro-
visions of the constitution. A call will be
vember, and be for $250,000 Of such bonds to
be paid the 1stof November next.
Gen. Tracy and Ripley Recipes, the former
the regular Republican and the latter the
young Republican and citizens candidate for
mayor Of Brooklyn, after conference with
friends lasting since Friday last, have with
drawn, and Seth Low, young Republican, be-
comes the nominee of both divisions OF the
Republican party.
The Arizaba, Mexico, exposition, at sug-
gestion of Col. d. v. Whiting, manager for
| The United States, will be continued until Feb
ruary, to enable visitors and exhibitors, who
cannot leave before the first of the year, to
participate. Excursions will leave Chicago
December and January IL, taking in the ex-
position on the way to the City Of Mexico.
Gabiueau, member of the chamber of dep
uties, presided at meeting in Paris, which,
after a speech by Gen. Chateau, UNANIMOUSLY
adopted a resolution demanding the abroga-
ton of the decree against the importation of
American pork into France. Representations
were made to Gambetta in the same sense.