Daily globe., 1882-10-03

GLoDKLETs.
Gen Sheridan q & FoT .rSsvsasois,
with his, family.
THERE'S deficit in the Netherlald
budget of 25,OO0,OOO florins.
The pope has creatsd tVessew cardinal
and number of American bishops:
The emperor and empress ofsRussi'
have returned from Moscow to st. Peters
burg.
DR.. j. P Wickersham, of Lancaster, Pa,
United States minister to Denmark, has re
signed.
1T is reported that Mr.. Dillon. the 1risl
leader, is about to retire definitely froH
politics. A'' -
Seven steamers recently landed, in ont
day, 1851 emigrants at Castle Garden
New York, i@A4S tt&G
The American Bible revision committee
are still at work on the revision of the ole
testament. -CA} gSf.~ 40
The khedive was recently received in
Cairo with great demonstrations of joy by
the populace. 80 "a
A tunnel is projected under the Elbe, be
tween Hamburg and Steinwarder island, to
cost $5,OOOOO0.
The frequency Of incendiary fires al
Long Branch is causing much alarm in
that community.
1t is claimed that corn was damaged 10
per cent. in some portions of the corn belt
of Illinois by the frost.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has given
100000 forins for the relief Of the suffer-
ers by the food on the Tyrol.
The planters in Texas are busy picking
their cotton. The yield, generally, will be
,25 per cent. over the crop of last year.
Premier Gladstone reiterates his decla-
ration that he cannot interfere with the
operations of the Mormons in England.
Overdank. the Italian conspirator, has
confessed that his intention was, when ar
rested, to assassinate the emperor of Aus
tria.
The Mexican government will establish
permanent exposition of the products of
that country in Europe and in the United
States.
The census of Victoria, B. c., for 1881,
shows total population of 8G2,364, of
whom 1928 were Cinnamon and 7SO ab-
origines.
The people of Sitka, in Alaska,a are clam
.oring for some sort of civil government,
as a means for the protection of life and
property.
English miners to the number of 10000
are said to have struck for higher wages,
demanding an advance in their wages Of
Is per cent.
1t is alleged that the reason of Dillon's
retirement from Irish politics is that he
edoes not approve of the plans of his for
mer companions.
A colored miser o1ed recently in Phila-
~delphia, aged "a years, in the midst of ap-
parently abject poverty. though he owned
property worth 100000.
1t is said that the German government
is seriously considering the project Of
the construction of canal to connect the
North Sea with the Baltic.
Sir Walter SCOTS renowned poem
ssMarmior,' was denounced on a recent,
Sunday by Archbishop Lynch, at Toronto,
Ont, as insulting to Catholics.
A Democratic victory in Ohio seems to
be almost assured. The Republicans are
,quailing before the rapidly rising tide
which is making against them.
Four young men of Buffalo went out
seven miles on Lake Erie, where their boat
was upset by a squall, and James Wall,
William Duggan and James Conway were
drowned.
The ex-Eppress Eugene has bought a
chateau and park in Styris for 100000,
and it is no secret that she quits England
in anger at the attentions shown to Getty
wayo, whom she hates for the death of her
son in Africa.
]. d. Osborne, surviving partner of the
old newspaper firm Of. Prentice, Hendsr-
.son & Osborne, of the original Louisville
Journal, died suddenly at Louisville re-
Gently of heart disease. He was sixty
:seven years old.
1t is said that at Princeton college an ef-
fort will soon be made by the president to
interest the students in civil service re-
form. DR.. McOosh, the president, has had
large experience in bringing about this re-
form in England.
John S. Tuttle, of New York, has made
as assignment for the benefit of his credi-
tors. He had indorsed notes for Alonzo
Follett, the note-broker who recently failed,
to the amount of $1,OOO,OOO. This cover
ed Tuttle's assignment.
Canon Farrar's new work, sThe Early
Days of Christianity" has been published
by Messrs. Cassell, Peter, Galpin & Co., in
London, in two volumes, uniform with
's'The Life of Christ" and 'The Life and
Work of st. Paul." by the same author.
1t is rumored that M. Roustan, the
French minister at Washington, has applied
for leave of absence. He will go to Paris
in November for the purpose, it is said, OF