Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-24
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

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Havana last week.
The rise in the Missouri still impedes
railroading in the vicinity of St. Joe.
The Malagassy ENJOYS will shortly re-
turn from France to Madagascar.
Another foundation pier OF the Corril-
Ian, Canada, dam has been carried away.
The Grand Trunk railway station at
Rich1nend, Quebec, was burned yesterday.
Loss $4,000
The captured Apaches are to be held as
prisoners of war by the military until
thoroughly tanned.
Tie French senate has passed a bill
providing for direct postal service be-
tween Havre and New York.
The trade tribunal did not meet with
their umpire at Pittsburg yesterday, he
being out of the city.
The Chicago, Burlington Quincy road
have been making importan changes in
its official management.
Miss Helen Leonorde has oeen commit
ted to jail without bail for the shooting of
Mrs. Sarah E. Smith at New York.
Bassett, Hunting s. Co.'s grain elevator
at McGregor, Iowa, was burned yesterday.
Loss $4,000 and fully insured.
A boiler exploded at an oil well at Ken
dali Creek, Pa, last night, killing the en-
gineer and demoralizing the works.
The American institute of Homeopathy
is in session at Niagara Falls with 500
prominent physicians in atteadance.
The same syndicate that had previously
ioated $20,000.000 of the Canadian Pacific
bonds has taken $10,GOO,G0O more of
them.
Thos Smith fatally shot Constable Mike
Reilly IN Z drunken brawI at Jackson, o..
on Thursday night and then made his
escape.
Marshal Lewis Walden fatally shot a
drunken man named Jos. Brown, who at
tackled him at Williamstown, KY, on Fri
day night,
Hay will be above the average in the
province of Quebec, wheat not promising,
oats poor. corn medium, and an average
crop of apples.
A convention has been had between
Chill and England to idemnify the latter
for losses to British subjects in the war
with Peru.
Stephens, who murdered State Auditor
Flleron, in Drew county, Ark, has been
captured in Louisiana and brought home
for trial.
The loss by the tornado near ChilIicothe,
Mo-, on Wednesday is $4,000, exclusive of
the loss to crops and the destruction of
twenty-one horses.
Rioting against the Jews was recon-
menced at st. Calls, Switzerland, yester-
day, and the dragons were called out to
dispense the mob.
Conrad l. Farmer, travelling salesman
from Cleveland, was drowned at Coney
Island while bathing yesterday, and his
body has not yet been found.
A tornado in the western portion of
Douglas county, Nebraska, yesterday
morning, wrecked several frame buildings
and did $4,000 damage.
The Democrats and Republicans are Try.
ing to fuse in Raymond county, Miss, but
the negro delegation of the Republicans
want the biggest slice of the offices.
The museum Of fine arts at Harvard col
lege is to hold an exhibition of the paint
ings and sculpture of American artists
at home and abroad from Oct. Is to
Nov. p.
The last spike On the Richmond extern
sion of the Kentucky Central railroad was
driven at Paris, Ky, yesterday afternoon
and the first train goes over the road on
Thursday.
The funeral Of Archbishop Wood will
be held at Philadelphia on Tuesday, and
the body will be placed in vault in the:
cathedral. High pontifcaI mass begins
at 10 o'clock that day.
Hy Schrank, the musician cruelty beaten
at Akron, o., on Tuesday night, by saloon
keeper Schultz, died in the hospital yes
terday, and his assaulter has been arrested
and jailed.
In cabinet council in Paris yesterday.
it was positively stated that the queen of
Madagascar had been dead six months.
and that the military party had concealed
the fact.