Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-09
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
The Canada manufacturing company
of Montreal have failed. Liabilities, $50,
900; assets, $4,000.
The annual election of the American in
stitute was tumultuous, almost to riot. The
regulars triumphed.
Henry M. Rohrscreb, New York saloon
keeper, failing to shoot his mistress, aged
| fifty-fve, killed himself.
Alphonse Valequette, dry goods mer-
chant of Montreal, has been granted an
extension on $4,000 liabilities.
1t is reported that nearly 100000 of
Canadian Pacific stock of $10,O00,000
offered, is taken up in America, England
and Amsterdam.
The committee on exhibits of the com
ing worlds fair at Boston, have sent COM
missioners to Europe, Asia, Africa, Canada,
South America and the isles of the sea.
Richard K. Fox, proprietor of the New
York Police Gazette, yesterday gave $1,000
security not to repeat the offense of pro-
noting prize fight within twelve months.
At the opening of the Dominion parlia-
ment, yesterday, Sir VIM. Richie was
sworn in deputy governor and g. A. Kill
patrick was elected speaker of the house
of commons.
In Brooklyn court yesterday Frank
Strain got judgment for $4,000 against
the Erie Railroad company for injuries by
a collision between the company's ferry
boat and schooner.
The Union League club of New York
has passed resolutions requesting congress
to pass a tariff bill for the protection
of home industry and favoring the sus-
pension of silver coinage.
The executive committee of the Amateur
Base Ball association, decides that each
club shall play two games with every 9th
er association club, the winner of most
games to be declared the champion.
Mayor Palmer, of Boston, presided at a
mass meeting of Irish born citizens, last
evening in that city, who protest against
the English policy of enforced emigration
and demand that the government give
work to the people instead.
The Colorado legislature yesterday ap-
propriated $4,000 for the entertainment
of the Grand Army of the Republic, which
is to hold a national encampmert there
during the coming summer. The city of
Denver will donate $4,000 more.
The domestic fruit trade of New York
have asked the legislature to enact stan
dard barrel for apples, to be seventeen and
one-eight inches in diameter, sixty-three
inches bulge, with the length of the slaves
twenty eight and one-half inches.
The Rockaway Jockey club has formed,
with a capital stock of 100000, of which
there is already subscribed 100000.
The track is to be seventy-fve feet wide
and 100 wide at turns. 1t is intended to
make the grand stand, stables and track
superior to anything in the country.
The National Stove Manufacturers, asso-
citation elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, w. F. Whitehead,
Chicago; treasurer, Noah Hill, Poughkeep-
sic; secretary, W. L. Said, Albany; and
vice presidents, R. P. Myers, Cleveland, and
Geo. Said, Jr., Albany. The meeting was
largely attended.
At San Francisco the triennial conclave
committee of Knights Templars last night
appointed a finance committee from all
parts of the state, and decided not to per
NIT California communicates to compete
for drill prizes. The trophies won are to
DE the property of the winning com
manderies subject to no challenge.
At special meeting of the San Fran
cisco chamber of commerce this after
noon resolution was adopted instructing
the senators and representatives of Cali
fornia to oppose as detrimental to the
interest of the state the passage of the bill
pending in Congress respecting the pro-
posed transfer of revenue marine and other
branches of the treasury service to the
navy department.
Hon. VIM. Henry Hurlbut, of the New
York World, Gen. Grant, Peter Cooper,
Gen. Dodge and the Mexican minister,
and Commissioners Romero and Canada,
were guests last night at banquet given
by the proprietor of the Grand Central no.
tel, of New York city, to Senior Malo. Gen.
Grant in speech said in perhaps fifteen
months it would be possible to go by rail
to Mexico from any point in the United
States. The new treaty, the general held,
will open market for many manufactures
which Mexico does not produce, and which
we do, and will be a most advantageous
thino for both countries