Daily globe., 1883-06-28
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

rectors are in session at Cincinnati.
The commencement exercises of Kenyon
college, Gambler, O., took place to-day.
The Missouri river rose seven inches at
Omaha on Tuesday and nine inches yes
terday.
The Young Mems Catholic National
union opened its session in Brooklyn, N
Y, yesterday.
A scarcity of water and the parched
grass is causing much suffering to stock in
western Texas.
Ma han Ayers insulted Mrs. Chisholm at
Rolling Forks, Miss, yesterday, and her
son killed him.
The Chicago races were postponed yes
terday on accoun + the dangerous con
dion of the track.
The Austrian, Italian and Freneh gov
ernments have quarantined all vessels ar
irving from Egypt.
Three hundred Chinese shoemakers
struck for twenty cents more wages at San
Francisco yesterday.
Jas. Pool, shot by Ex-AidermBn Kelly,
of Cincinnati, is recovering and Kelly has
been released on bail.
The Bethlehem Iron companies 1000
employees in Pennsylvania turned out in
strike for higher wages.
Chas. Mitchell, English champion pugi-
list, is going into training for matches at
California and st. Louis.
The saloon men paid 100000 of the
100000 license money due in Cincinnati
under the Scott law yesterday.
An Austrian officer has been arrested
near Warsaw, Poland. with strategic plans
Of fk,o rI1 P,,c,
NJ. j. Nichols & Co., of Chicago, commits
sion merchants, failed by the hot corner in
lard. Will pay fifty cents on a dollar.
The Buffalo papers are charging shame
full cruelties in the management of the
soldiers and sailors home at Bath, n. Y.
Edward Stewart fatally stabbed Albert
Anderson ON board the schooner Rogers at
Cincinnati yesterday, and fed Both
sailors.
At the corporation dinner of the Univer
sity of Vermont, at Burlington yesterday,
Bishop Jones of Chicago was the principal
speaker.
VIM. Mullins and Tom Hall and son
we're killed in an affray at Chattanooga
yesterday, and John Mullins fatally
wounded.
The Monitor coal mine near Mt. Carmel,
Pa, took fire in the heading yesterday and
several men were overcome by gas and
carried out.
A crank, named Jones Murphy, shot at
CorralI, one of the Providence base ball
nine as he was leaving the field in that
city yesterday.
A coal and a working tram on the New
York West Shore railroad collided last
evening. and Thomas Dunn was killed and
several injured.
The trial of Said Bey Khandel for COM
plicity in the Alexandria massacres, a
year ago, commenced yesterday, and he
plead not guilty.
President Grevy, of France, has refused
the request of the radicals of the chamber
of deputies to commute the sentence of
Louise Michel to exile.
Samuel J. Bridge has offered to give
Harvard college an ideal statue in bronze
of Rev. John Harvard, its founder, TO be
placed in the memorial hall.
Archbishop Wood, of Philadelphia,
willed all his property to the Archbishop
who should succeed him, to be transmitted
to his successor in the church in turn.
Walter Gardner, an alleged cattle dealer
at Toronto, by means of forged drafts on
New York and Chicago has obtained $20,
600 from the banks there, and decamped.
Fifty confederates left Baltimore yes
terday to participate in the Lee memorial
exercises at Lexington, Va, to-day. Many
of them were Stonewall Jackson's soldiers.
There has been no regular trains run
ming into Grand Rapids, Mich, for two
days, and there is much delay in that part
of the state, owing to washOuts of bridges
and cu'verts.
The Massachusetts senate has indefinite
ly postponed the bill to consolidate the
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and Western rail
roads, with the privilege of purchasing the
Hoosac Tunnel.
Lieut.. Hart, of the navy. welded daugh
ter of Adjutant General Drum, at Wash
ington, yesterday. The president and
prominent members of the cabinet, army
and navy were present.
A committee of distillers were in session
at Chicago yesterday. 1t was agreed to
continue distilling at 20 per cent. of ca
pacity until the stock of spirits on hand
showed perceptible decrease.
Gov. Butler was the star at Harvard
| yesterday, and made nice dinner speech.
He said of the Harvard ligh brigade in the
war that a British authority said of them:
ga little too we'll dressed, but they will
fight"
The Columbia and Harvard freshmen
boat race was won at New: London yester-
| day by the Harvards in IL :03. Three of
the Columbia crew caught ''crab" early,
which settled the trace. The Harvards
think now to beat the Yales on Thursday.
The negro, Douglass, in Jail at Jefferson,
Tex, and an accomplice of Laley, harged
by mob to a bridge on Monday, for the
outrage on Mrs. Rogess, was taken by $50
horsemen on Tuesday night and hanged to
tree, and four bullets put through his
| head.
The Millers' Association.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.1
CHICAGO, June 27.-The Millers' national