Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-05
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The Porte has received a dispatch from
Mesopotamia declaring the plague ended.
It is stated at London that an application
for removal of the remains of William Penn
would not be entertained.
St. Petersburg dispatches assert that Prince
Alexander's recent dismissal of the Bulgarian
ministry is approved by the people.
The Kurdish chief who few months ago
sacked Turkish city, was punished by being
blown from the mouth of a cannon.
English papers gravely advise confederate
bondhoIders, that there is not the remotest
chance of return upon their claims.
The supreme court of Tennessee has de-
cided that the present taxing district govern
ment is liable to q suit On debts of the former
city of Memphis.
In sight of Salonica the other day Turkish
troops had fight with brigands and killed
twenty one, whose heads they then paraded
through the city.
A public meeting was held at Titusville, Pa,
Saturday, in behalf of the project to erect a
monument to the memory of Col. Drake, the
discoverer Of petroleum.
Revendeax Springs is the name of a new
watering place in Arkansas which is expected
soon to become one of the most famous of
health and pleasure resorts.
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chair of Marie Antonette sold for 5000 francs,
and little chair that belonged to the Dau-
hpin sold for $500 francs.
It's stated Sir Geo. Airy, astronomer royal,
has rendered his resignation, and Prof Stone,
now holding the Radcliffe professorship at
Oxford university, will succeed him.
The bakers union of New York, has de-
clded to open cooperative bakeries in oppo-
sitlon to the bosses, who refuse to give an
increase OF wages and reduced hours of work.
Pere Hyacinth and Madame Loyson are to
come to the United States in September The
object of the visit is to obtain funds for devel.
Opment of the church work in which the Pere
is engaged.
The debts of the estate of the late Frank Les
lie have been paid, and the publishing house
has been transferred to Mrs Leslie who will
personally conduct 1t and proposes to extend
the business.
President Garfield, Secretary Hunt, Admiral
Porter and others, on the government steamer
Dispatch. visited fortress Monroe and Norfolk
navy yard Saturday, and were received with
regulation honors.
The Republican county convention at Toledo
| Saturday, unanimously endorsed the admin
istration, and instructed for Judge J. 81.
Doyle for supreme judge, and Hon. G. C.
Foster for governor.
Spengler's large planning mill on China
street, Vicksburg, with machinery, lumber
| ornamental wood work, and several small
houses of the neighborhoOd, was burned Sat
urday. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
K. G. Rooney, 507 West Forty-fourth street
| New York, was arrested, with dozen men il
his employ, for stealing beer kegs and barrels
| 1t is said he has been Systematically in thu
business for twenty years, and has made
| fortune by it.
! Great indignation was aroused at Canton
Ohio, upon finding vault in the cemeter.
| broken open, that has not been opened fo
| twenty-five years, and the bones of corpse.
strewn all around. 1t is supposed the objec
of the desecrators was to get jewelry from
| the dead bodies.
w. T. Pearson & Co.'S. saw mill, at Grea
| Works, eleven miles north of Bangor, Me.
was burned Saturday with store. blacksmith
shop, 100000 feet of cedar logs and 40, 900 fee
| of lumber. Loss over $4,000; insurance $50,
600. One hundred and sixty men are thrown
out of employment by the fire.