Daily globe., 1883-07-09
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The Spinner's union, of Fall River,
Mass, have $4,000 in bank.
White & Co, lace merchants, have as
signed with $4,000 liabilities.
Recent rains have damaged the Central
railroad, of Mexico, 100000.
Peruvian affairs are being discussed in
secret session in the Chill congress-
A fearful rain fell between Petersburg
and Lynchburg. Va, on Saturday night.
The North and South Carolina press
associations are being banqueted at Ashe-
VILE, N. G.
Two ships have arrived al. Pensacola with
pellow fever on board, and are isolated at
quarantine.
Boston ca pitaIists have taken $4,000
600, all the new stock of the Oregon In
provement Co.
Henry Briggs murdered his wife by
cutting her throat at Philadsiphia, last
night, and was arrested.
A fire at Freedriechs Stadt, on the river
Dura III Russia, destroyed fifty buildings
Including the post Office.
The insane wife of Julius Meller. of
Portage, Wis, escaped Yesterday Inorulng
and drowned herself IN the river.
John w. Johnson has been elected
president of the Georgia Pacific railroad,
to succeed Gen. Gordon, resigned.
Gen. Crook left Washington last night
for CressOn Springs, Pa, where he wIil
remain few days ana return to Arizona.
large number of pilgrims sailed on
the steamer Oregon from Quebec yesleJ-
day for Notre Dame de Louredes and the
Eternal City.
There were 1851 deaths in New York
last week, against 716 the week previous.
and of these 672 we're chlidie en- under five
years of age.
The new residence of John T. Cum
mings, near MlddleLown, n. Y, was struck
! by lightning, yesterday, and burned.
Loss, $4,000.
On account OF domestic difficulties
Michael Qully shot himself through the
head on his doorstep at Troy, n. Y, on
Friday evening.
The Tewskbury investigation con mittee
will hold two sessions uag until the hear
ing is closed. Gov. Butler Say that JUS
tice will be done in the matter.
The papal nuncio at Vienna, who rep
resented the pope a. the convention, has
returned and presented the latter with All
au ograph letter from the czar.
Two boys, aged eighteen, are in Jail at
Monroe, Wis, having stolen two horses in
Roscoe, Ill, and started across Wisconsin.
They left the horses at Albany.
The coffee aud spice esta ablishment of
Belle, Conrad q Co. was partially burned
at Chicago on Wednesday night. Loss
$4,000 and covered by insurance.
Arthur j. Blaney, the embezzler of S4O,-
600 from the Massachusetts Loan and
Trust Co, at Boston has pleaded guilty to
the charge but not guilty to forgery.
A mining case is in the New York courts
where The managers of the Morris Mining
| $500,000 actual valuation of property.
A company have taken the blast furnace
| at Kinnlckinnic, Wis, and will erect d nail
mill in connection with 1t, and propose to
scoop the business of the northwest.
The employees Of the Bay View rolling
mills at Milwaukee, have IL invited vice
president Carpenter 70 arbitrate for them
on the question of bi weekly payments.
Capt. Jennison, of the Princeton college
boat crew, won single scnll race at Lake
George, n. Y, against J. kohler, of 1he
University of Pennsylvania crew III 13:18I2.
There were fifty y-one cases of sunstroke
/ in New York ana Broo6Iyn OH Saturday
thirteen Of which were fatal. The hig hest
point of the thermometer was ~ degrees.
The two cholera infected vessels at
Pensacola, Floriua, have been ordered TO
the ship island quarantine by Surgeon
General Hamilton OF the marine hospital
service.
The arrow ice house, at Athens, n Y.
owned by Brown Bros, OF New York City,
was struck by lightning and consumed
on Saturday evening. Loss heavy, bat
fully insured.
tidal wave occurred yesterday in Root
river, Wis, the water rising three feet and
retiring again in less than minute.
Boats In the upper part of the stream were
left high and dry.
Three prisoners, composed of horse
thief, bigamist and burglar, escaped from
the Oswego, N. Y, jail on Friday night.
Seven prisoners have escaped during the
past four months.
President S. Nordenheimer, of the
Federal Bank of Toronto, swore out in
formation against Alderman Farley as an
abseonding debtor, and Farley will sue the
bank for 100000 damages.
"a AdHSdo NAty jury ActUrHoN d NoE0ect
of murder in the first degree against Geo.
Grant yesterday, a colored man, for the
| shooting of Police Officer Jones in 1881,
who undertook to arrest him for thieving.
| 1t is rumored that Ex-Deputy Sheriff
Van SIyke ana j. NJ. Cone, of Watertown,
| Wis, were shot few days since i'll Dakota
for jumping claims. Van SIyke bore
good reputation, but Cone was notogiously
bad.
| Judge Jeremiah, of Dover, and Chief
Justice Doe, of Rollinsford, decline TO be
balloted for at all for United States Sena-
tor in New Hampshire, and both the Rol-
lins and anti Rollins me- now think that
Chas. H. Bell, of Exter, will be the dark
| horse.
Judge Hill, of Mississippi, Quashed lot
of election fraud cases brought before him
at Oxford on Saturday. He said he would
proceed no further with any election
fraud cases until the whole matter was
laid before the department of justice at
Washington.
The bicycle contest between Louise Ar
mando and Maggie Wallace closed on
Wednesday night In the last twelve
hours Armando surpassed any known rec
ord Gov xbaf firoa m IipY 1RQ1/ poilaS xr;tb