Daily globe., 1883-06-30
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Church's sawmiu was burned at loss
of $4,000 at Fernandez, Fla, yesterday.
President Arthur is to arrive at New
port, R. l., about July 10, and remain two
weeks.
R. Fl. Killy. wholesale hardware dealer,
failed at Montreal yesterday with $125,OOO
liabilities.
The directors of the Postal Telegraph
company elected Joel B. Eriardt presi-
dent of the company.
Thomas Stephenson of Philadelphia was
drowned yesterday while bathing at Rock
away beach.
The state press association of Tennessee
leaves to-day via st. Louis for an extended
trip through Texas and Mexico.
There is great alarm in Spain over the
outbreak of cholera in Egypt and a vigor-
Gus quarantine has been ordered.
James M. Whitford was arrested at
WEXFORD, R. l., on charge Of numbering
Michael FULLY on the 18th inst.
The province of Quebec by reducing
salaries and diminishing officials contem-
plate saving the province $4,000 year.
The river at Kansas City last night was
two inches lower and the railroad trains
are rapidly getting over their causes of
detention.
The great statue of the Republic will be
unveiled at Paris, July IA, it having been
safely landed on its side N the Rue du
Chateau.
The North and South Carolina Press as
sociations will join each other ar Ashville
on Friday next and proceed together to
Warm Springs.
In the last eight days many bodies have
been found floating along the shores of
Staten Island, probably the victims Of
New York hells.
The preliminary term of the Rose poly
technic institute closed at Terre Haute,
Ind, yesterday. The fall term commences
September -.
Hiram Blair, in fit of Jealousy shot his
wife at Keithsburg, ILL.,, on Wednesday and
then committed suicide. It is thought
the woman will recover.
Ex-county treasurer John T. Griffith at
Wilkesbarre, Pa, is $1,000 shortiin his &C.
counts. 1t is believed that his chief clerk
is the guilty party.
H. G. Quigley, of Cleveland, agent of the
Lehlgh Valley Coal company and a dealer
in stone ware, assigned yesterday with
$55O,000 liabilities and $4,000 assets.
Gen. Crook has arrived at AIbuquerkue.
n. NJ, on his way to Washington He
thinks the bucks will bring little Charlie
Comas to the reservation if no is alive.
The river fell eight inches at st. Louis
yesterday and business was resumed in the
stores on the levee and the railroads are
running again in all directions on regular
time.
Francisco Di Linda, for obtaining $1O.5O
each from sixteen Italian laborers in New
York, under false promise to get them
work on railroad near Boston, has been
arrested.
The American Rifle team having per-
fectly recovered from their sea voyage to
England, began practice at the Midland
range at Birmingham yesterday and made
some good scores.
Morris Greenwall, of Melbourne, Austria
liza, has concluded arrangements with Mrs.
Langtry for sixteen weeks engagement
at $500 per week, and she will open in
that city July, 1884.
Advices received here o-day indicate a
general outbreak of smallpox among the
Arizona Indians, and Commissioner Price
has ordered supply of vaccine virus sent
to threatened points.
A young Hebrew named Stern was ar
rested in New York yesterday for forging
his fathers name to checks to the amount
of several thousand dollars. He spent the
money on soiled doves.
The international code committe of
America appointed the following dele
gates to the next conference of the asso-
citation for the reforms and codifcation
of the laws of nations, to be held at Milan
on the 11th of Sept. next: David Dudley
Field, Frederick A. P. Barnard, Charles A..
Peabody, Vincenso Botta, Alexander Por-
ter Morse, Irving Browne, Rev. Andrew
Peabody, Howard Pavson.