Daily globe., 1883-06-27
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The French man-of-war Laone, sails for
Tonquin July Z.
The French have decided to send nc
more troops to Tonquin at present.
Ex-State Treasurer N. D. Wendell was
fatally stricken with apoplexy at Albany
yesterday.
Max Barger, ten years old, was drowned
IN the lake while bathing at Cleveland
yesterday
The water fell one foot at st. Louis yes
terday and things are looking brighter for
the deluged.
A heavy storm at Bedford, Pa, has in,
undated the town and caused much dam
age to crops.
Fourteen persons were wounded in the
accident on the Havana & Matanzas rail
way on Sunday morning.
The iron steamer Rhwinda has been
wrecked off Berryhead, on the Newfound
land coast. No lives lost.
VIM. Brown was shot and mortally
wounded by three of the Thompson boys
at Stanford, Ky, last night.
Harvard college graduates a class of 21C
to-day, the largest in its history 1t:
alumni neurology the past year was 81.
The cotton seed oil convention is sitting
with closed doors in Chicago, to prevent
competition and to extend their trade.
The stockholders of the New York and
Cuba mail steamship line have increased
their capital stock from $2,OOO,OOO tc
$2,500,O0O.
Frank Moore and two confederates
have been arrested for stealing a large
amount of valuable silks from the freight
cars of the Pennsylvania railroad.
The Peoria, ILL.,, city council passed an
ordinance last night for the renewal OF
liquor licenses at the old rate, and thus
evade the high license law for period.
The plague at Damietta is making its in
habitants flee the place. The doctors re-
fuse to give the foreign consuls the
number of deaths that have occurred from
it.
The Fall River, Mass, spinners held an
indignation meeting last night protesting
against running the mills over time to
make up for half holiday on st. Johns
day.
A million of the first mortgage per
cent. bonds of the Sunbury & Lewisbury
Railroad company of Pennsylvania. have
been awarded at between 95 and SO per
cent.
The Beecher celebration was continued
last night at his country residence in
Peekskill, n. Y, his neighbors and the
citizens assembling, and the village band
gave him serenade.
The Massachusetts senate have defeated
the house resolution for the pror ,ga-
ton of the Legislature to August 25, and a
bill incorporationg the Cape Cod ship
canal company has been enacted.
Hanlan is back at Toronto and says he
has good offer to make his home at Chi
cago and is seriously contemplating &C.
cepting it if his license is refused at To-
ronto or nothing is done about by July 1.
The United States department COM
mander has ordered Engineer Livermore
to complete the journey of the country
west of the Rib Pecos river. Encounters
with hostile Indians are among the posi-
bilities of the undertaking.
News from Kansas says that the Omaha
extension of the Missouri Pacific road Is
badly washed and trains run only to Hia-
watha. The Atchison & Nebraska road
has not sent out regular trains in ten days
and is not likely to for two weees to come.
Sixty or seventy miles of the st. Joe &
Western railroad is almost destroyed
hardly bridge or embankment being
left. The damage to the three roads above
mentioned is 100000, and to all the roads
centering at Madison, Kansas, $500,000.