Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-15
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

VIM. H. Vanderbilt will take short trip West,
starting Saturday.
The number drowned by the recent flood at Vero,z
Hungary, was fOrty-fOur.
At Omaha the Jury in the trial of +. Z. Clary on
the star route indictments, disagreed and have been
discharged
Ex-prisoners of the late war held their annual
union at Dayton, o., yesterday. Nearly 5000 people
were present.
Reports from Philadelphia are to the effect that
John Wanamaker will accept the nomination for
congressman at large.
Rev. Cornelius Brett of Jersey City, sailed to-day
for Europe, bearing the Gar field memorial volume
prepared for Queen Victoria.
Harvesting has commenced in southern Kansas.
The crop, though not up to the average IN quantity,
Is exceptionally fine in quality
StillweM H Russell, formerly marshal of the
western district OF Texas was indicted for render
ing false actual expense account.
The Yardmaster's Mutual Benefit association held
their annual meeting In Baltimore yesterday. The
next place of meeting is Denver, Col.
Stones were thrown upon the buildings occupied
by the consolidation company's imported miners at
Cumberland, Md, yesterday. No one injured.
large garden party was given in Boston yester-
day In honor of the SEVENTEEN birthday OF Mrs.
Harriet Beecher Stowe, at the residence of exGov.
Clafin.
The railroad yardmasters Of baltimore to-day
adopted q report recommending uniformity 1of
signals in all railroads in the United States and
Canada.
The body of George r. Gonley, an operate singer
was found in Spoford lake, near Chesterfield, N .
H, yesterday morning. The remains will be sent
to New York.
Rain at Loveland, O., yesterday, caused the most
remarkable rise in the Little Miami ever known. The
ruin rose three feet in hour, causing great dam
age to crops, etc.
Frederick Voss of New York city, eight years old,
obtained verdict for $4,000 against the Third av-
enue railroad for the loss of Leg He was run over
by one Of the company's cars.
Charles Elisha Gedder, judge of the court of
common pleas of Ohio who declined the nomina-
ton for congress- urging the late President Garfield
instead, died to-day ct Boston.
The supreme grand lodge of Loyal OraDgemen Of
II 1 yesterday Eighty-five delegates, represent
ing twenty-three states, were present.
Alex. Khert, who was In charge of the government
coal fleet about mile above Cairo, Ill was drowned
this morning while walking on the gunnel of q
barge. he leaves wife and two or three children
AtPhilsdelphia yesterday the Master.Car Builders
association adopted resolution recommending the
substitution of iron for wood and steel for iron In
car construction. They also adopted standard
wheel gauge and brake shoe.
The Gsribaldi memorial association held meeting
in Washington last night. Representative Kasson
delivered an eulogy. Letters of regret on account
of absence we're received FROM President Arthur
ex-secretary Blaine, Col. Ingersol and others.
The New Hampshire club had their annual re.
union at the Revere house, Boston, this afternoon.
There we're EGO gentlemen present. Among prom
nent guests of the club the secretary Of ths
navy Senator Frye, Collector Worthngton and Gen.
N r. Banks, all of whom spoke.