Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-07
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

A Shawnee, o., special says all the mines
there are in full blast and the miners are
receiving the advance asked for, 80 cents
ton.
The Chicago Bar association at meet
ing Wednesday decided to tender Lord
Coleridge public banquet on his arrival
there.
The steamer driven ashore near Indian
harbor, N. s., is supposed by the Montreal
agent of the White Cross line to be the
missing steamer Ludwig.
Three car loads of newspaper men took
special train from Chicago over the
Monona route yesterday, to attend the ex-
position at Louisville, and will visit the
Mammoth cave before returning to Chi
cago.
At Woonsocket, R. l., Senators Allrich
and Pugh, of the labor committee, yester-
day visited the Harris Wooden companys
mills, and the Social company's cotton
mill. They will also visit mills at Manville,
Ashton and Albion.
The Republican state committee of
Ohio met yesterday for hearing reports
from each congressional district, which
they say are encouraging. Bat, fearing
the effects of over confidence, they took
steps to get out a full vote.
The Jacksboro, Tex, stage was robbed
last evening by two young men. The
driver and the one passenger had to sur
render their watches and money, and the
mail bags were rifed.
The French gunboats have again been
repulsed in an attack on the Amamose
earthworks at Sontag, losing twelve men
killed and being unable to damage the
earthworks.
Another storm prevailed off the New
Foundland coast yesterday and several
vessels have come ashore.
j. P Wascott, some time cashier of
the Coney Island club pool room at West
Brighton, is fugitive and short in his
accounts $4,000.
President Arthur was in Pittsburg
fifteen minutes last evening, was heartily
cheered at the depot and made a little
speech in which he said he had enjoyed
his western trip greatly.
A hurricane was blowing westward at
st. Thomas, w. L, yesterday morning.
The steamship, Lamport which came into
Halifax, disabled, was four days at sea
during a terrific storm with her engines
broken and heavy seas washing her deck.
In one night 100 cattle were washed over
board.
1t is asserted that the pending case at
San Francisco of Chinaman who claims
the right to land because he came from
Hong Kong and is British subject,
has been worked up to test the exclusion
law.
1t is reported from Cheyenne that the
stock men of northern Wyoming are
alarmed at prospects of trouble with young
Indians, who are numerous in that region
and cannot find game enough for their
support.
Ex-County Treasurer John G. D. Wig
gins, of Montgomery county, Ind, is
defaulter for $4,000, lost in grain specu-
lation.
The eighth annual sangerfest of Indiana
began last night at Indianapolis. The
chorus numbers $50 voices and the
orchestra so pieces.
All Cincinnati was last evening to look
at the parade of the Order of Cincinnati
The crowd WAS in places so dense that
room for the parade was obtained with
difficulty. The principal part of the dis
play was twenty-five floats illustrating
ancient Roman history.
caption given in Brooklyn last night to
Alexander Sullivan, president of the Irish
national league.
The First Presbyterian church in Jack
sonville, Ill, the largest in the city, was
destroyed by fire last evening.
Henry Ward Beecher, who is lecturing
in California, has added to his unpopular
ity in San Francisco by repeating his
often expressed opinions regarding the
exclusion of Chinese. The Plymouth
church committee of that city whic his to
pay him $4,000 for four lectures is dis
couraged.
The Corean embassy had a reception
yesterday from the merchants of San
Francisco and will leave fer the east ts-
day.
At Sandy Hill, n. z, Tuesday night, NJ.
S. Teller, druggist, shot himself fatally
with the same weapon, in the same room
and at the same hour his father killed him.
self the same day OF last year.
The men building the lines of the South
ern telegraph company, (iately consolida-
ted with the Bankers and Merchsuts,) have
have not been paid for four months and
its line and material in Virginia has been
attached for debts due other offices.
Twenty trains in Naugatuck valley,
Conn, report frcsts disastrous t. tobacco
buckwheat and other crops.
The widow and children of Mahlon
Rowe, in Ithica, n. Z, whom he deserted
Is years ago, have sued for his estate in
Honolulu, valued at $4,000, which he
willed to his Hawaiian wife and children
Lord Coleridge and party arrived in
Boston yesterday and are guests of the
commonwealth, the municipality and the
bar association.
The queen will not only ersct an enor'
mons ovo, Tobn Prounsa yrave