Daily globe., 1882-04-13
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Tringuet, communist leader, died in Pa ris
yesterday.
A regatta OF amateur oarsmen will be held
in Detroit August and 8.
|. The 5-year old daughter of Mrs. Smith was
drowned at Lake Polourde, La, yesterday.
The italian chamber of deputies has passed
bill re-establishing literary and declamatic
copyright.
The German Seminary association of Wis
consin have voted $4,000 to the seminary in
Milwaukee.
Judge Edwin Bancroft shot John Holz in
the face and head with small shot yesterday
in Texarkana, Tex.
Three vessels of the Sealing feet arrived at
st. Johns, Newfoundland, yesterday, with an
aggregate of 10000 seals.
A young married man named Frank Schultz
was crushed to death yesterday at the PENN
sula car works, in Detroit.
Storms have occasioned the postponement
of the comm encement of the Dallas, Texas,
jockey club. races till next Saturday.
Myron Mitchell, one of the earliest settlers
of Livingstone county, Mich, prominent
farmer, died yesterday near Howell, Mich.
The steamer Alhambra with passengers
and freight from New York via Halifax, has
not arrived and fears are entertained for her
safety.
VIM. Fl. Beck, II years old, of Racine, Wis,
son of John Beck, a prominent citizen, CON-
mitted suicide Yesterday morning by shooting
himself.
Rev. P. B. Morgan, of the Reformed Epis-
copal church, was yesterday received into the
Presbyterian church by the presbytery of
Cincinnati.
The Republican state central committee of
Arkansas met yesterday and decided to hold
the state convention on the 9th of July at
Little Rock.
The United States apprentice ship Ports
mouth, concerning the safety of which some
uneasiness has been felt ,&arrived at Newport,
R. L, yesterday.
A heavy wind rain storm from the north
last night checked the fall of water at Morgan
City La. The guage stands at 40 feet, rise
OF half an inch.
The Chicago Presbytery has passed resolu-
tions thanking President Arthur for vetoing
the Chinese bill because it would prevent the
conversion of the Chinese.
John Nassett, farmer 65 years old, living
five miles west of Cambridge, Ohio, yesterday
shot his son, John E. Nassett, and then shot
himself through the head, causing death.
Ill The military of gsssisations OF st. Louis
will turn out for parade and escort to the
occasion of its re union in that city, next
month.
Brewers and SALOON keepers have resolved to
unite in employing legal talent to test the con-
stitutionality of the Pond bill in Ohio, and an
assessment has been ordered on each saloon in
Cincinnati.
Christiana Taylor au old colored woman
was yesterday convicted of the murder of two
small children, named Milton, on the farm of
Mrs. Fisher, near Washington, D. c., in
August last.
A burglary perpetrated inthe vault of the
general passenger agents office of the Chicags
& Alton railroad was discovered yesterday at
Chicago; 81, 800 were taken. Detectives are
on their track.
The assembly of New York yesterday passed
resolutions for the investigation of the
official conduct of Judge Westbrook and ex.
Attorney General Ward, in connection with
the New York elevated roads.
The election of Mr.. Smythe to the professor
ship of Systematic theology. in Andoyer col.
lege in Massachusetts,, is objected to by the
Springfield Republican because Mr.. Smythe's
published opinions are not quite "sOund' on
some theological points.
Geo. Mcneil and wife who sued the Louis
vile 81 Nashville Railroad company for $780,
600 damages in causing the death oftheir SOD,
a breakman on freight train, were awarded
$50, 600 by the jury in the civil district court,
in New Orleans, yesterday
P. s. johnson, travelling auditor of the
South Express company for the Southern di-
vision, died yesterday morning at Selma, Ala,
from the effects of a fractured skull received
Monday afternoon while attempting to board
moving train at Mush Creek, Ala.
The American ship Republic, in at San
Francisco from Liverpool, reports that on
March 2lst she picked up boat belonging to
the British ship Novarro, of Yarmouth, Eng
land, from Shields, with coal for San Fran
cisco. The ship had burned to the water &
edge.
The Cincinnati branch of the Women's
Foreign Missionary society of the u. E
church met in Twelfth annual session at
Grace church in Dayton, O., yesterday. Two
hundred delegates are present from Pennsyl-
vania, West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio.
The engineers of the Anchor Western Trans
portation, Commercial. .and Lehigh Valley lines
of steamers have been notified that wages W Ill
be on the basis-of 1880 SIS, $40 and S. less
than in 1881, for first, second and third en-
gineers. The Anchor men in Chicago qui
work last night. The union will also quit al
Buffalo.
Fire Jottings.