Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-05
ALI AROUND THE GLOBE.

Elan is doing well and will be able to
be out in a few days.
The international cattle show opened at
Hamburg yesterday.
The rain stopped the races at Lafay4
cite, Ind, yesterday.
The Santa Fe festivities were carried for
ward with great vigor yesterday.
| Willie Morgan was drowned yesterday
at Cleveland while bathing in Kellogg's
| pond.
Governor Lowrie has decided not to
convene the Arkansas Legislature in extra
| session.
Minister Lowell gave reception to the
Americans at his residence in London yes
| terday.
Yesterday was the hottest day they have
! had in Cleveland, with the mercury at SO.
| in the shade.
James Reilly was killed by lightning
| Wis, last night.
Elam's condition was reported improved
| last night, and it is thought he will be
removed home in week.
The latest account says that Count de
| Chambords case is complicated with
| hypertrophy of the heart.
Unhealthy wooden houses, in one of
which a woman has just died in Alexandria
| of cholera, are to be burned.
There we're three cases of sunstroke in
Indianapolis yesterday, and Frank Gum,
a carpenter, died from its effects.
The Pennsylvania senate passed a reso-
luton yesterday requesting congress to
mako the trade dollar legal tender.
In the cyclone of Monday night in Con-
| necticut a woman out in boat was
drowned. Two men with her were saved.
Three Canadian bishops have decided
that all the medical attendants at the
Hotel Dieu hospital at Montreal must be
Catholics.
Though Archbishop Purcell was thought
to be dying on Tuesday night, he rallied
Wednesday morning and was some better
at last reports.
The London Times says there is sufficient
cause shown or proved to raise question
as to the khedive's conduct at the Alexan-
| dria massacres.
Dorry j. Cheylen, a Chicago cough drop
vending mendlcant, bought valuable
building on State street yesterday, in the
very heart of the city.
Rufus 2. Marsh, city superintendent O f
hacks in Boston, died from sunstroke last
| 1.-Two pOllCoA6u III tI0 CITY were
overcome by the heat.
A religious riot broke out at Belfast, Ire
land, yesterday. The police charged and
dispersed the mob and some OF the police
were seriously injured.
A wooden awning fell at st. Louis Tues
day evening, on which were seated four
persons. One was killed, two were badly.
and the other seriously injured.
A.
farm, near Maxbury, O., yesterday, which
yields ten barrels day. 1t is to be tor
pedoed to-day to get bigger yield.
Bismark has at last left Berlin for visit
to the country. Before going he personally
ordered sanitary measures be taken against
the Introduction of cholera into Germany.
Cal and Sewell Hazen were probably
fatally in ured while in their barn at La
duga, Wis, blown down on Monday. The
damage of the Wisconsin storm foots up
at 100000.
coroEer's jury have found DR.. Austin,
of New York, guilty in causing the death
of Mrs. Beechley, of Brooklyn, by abortion.
He is out on $4,000 bail, with two women
as his sureties.
The wires between philadelphia aul the
Monmouth park race grounds were tapped
! }
pool rooms on which the proprietors paid
out $4,000.
The convention between the United
States and Mexico, providing that no
troops of either country shall cross into
the other in pursuit of Indians, has been
prorOgued for one year.
Two highwaymen named Lead and
Daily, mined the masonry in the basement
| of tbo ioiI OF L. i
escaped. They also let out a sneak thief
named Murdoch.
A papal nuncio letter has been received
at Madrid declaring against the further ex-
tension of the northern clergy of Spain of
| the doctrine contained in the ancient Car
list propaganda.
The sales in the land department of the
? Kansas division of the Union Pacific in
, June are Al 800 acres. The total sales in
six months of 1888 are 1920, against
7 10000 last year.
P. H. Medley, son of Hon. Samuel P.
Medley, and treasurer Of the Hooking
Valley railroad, died OF consumption at
Cleveland on Monday night. His body
was taken to Columbus.
The last rail was laid on the st. Louis
: " Texas narrow gauge railroad at Rob
Roy, on the Arkansas river, Ark, yester-
day, but it will take three weeks yet to
complete the bridge at that place.
Capt. M. L. CoIe of Vicksburg, was am
buscaded while going home early Tuesday
morning and killed with buckshot. DR..
q. P. Cooke and his son have been ar
rested on suspicion Of having murdered
him.
They had sheet lightning in the east
and forked lightning in the west on a
magnificent scale last evening, as an add
ton to the pyrotechnical display in Chicago.
There were fifty alarms of fire during the
day, but no serious loss.
Geo. Lang had twenty sheep killed in
Monday nights storm at Durand, Wis,
and at Mondovi the Methodist church,
new business block and wagon shop
were moved from their foundations, and
two men were seriously hurt by falling
timbers.
The corner stone of the State Normal
and Collegiate institute was laid at Pitts
burg, Pa, yesterday by Most WorshipfuI
Grand Master Clayton, of Hampton, in
presence of an immense crowd of masonic