Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-13
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.


Daniel Spry of Toronto, is elected
Grand Master of the Canadian Masons.
De Witt Talmage, the famous Brooklyn
preacher, is booked for lecture in Crooks
ton.
Several Crookston people have lately
been poisoned with Ivy while wandering in
the woods.
fire in Columbia, Tenn, early this
morning destroyed Williams block and
eight stores.
The grand jury of Jackson, Ohio, have
found Luke Jones guilty of murder in the
first degree.
The president of the republic of Hon
duras passed through Omaha for Chicago
yesterday.
The st. Charles Union (Winona county,
says: Apples promise an abundant crop
hereabouts.
Gen. Moore, the American consul at
Callao, Peru, died of yellow fever on
Wednesday last.
Rev. E. Verstraite, a Catholic priest,
dropped dead in the streets of Hemstead,
Texas, yesterday.
Advices from Norfolk state that there is
no yellow fever on board the United States
steamship Vandalia.
The grand northern circuit races which
opened yesterday at Bennington, VT, were
stopped by the heavy rain.
car load of Chicago dressed beef, thir-
ty-two carcasses, was condemned yester-
day at Buffalo by the cattle inspectors.
The message of the president of Chill
on the subject of peace with Gen. Iygle-
sias, is bitterly denounced in Bolivia.
The Vose de CUBA, published at Havana,
urges the government to organize guerilla
parties to suppress the bandits in Cuba.
Eleven jurors have been secured for the
ex-Treasurer Polk trial at Nashville, Tenn,
and the hearing is postponed until to-mor-
row.
The coal mining difficulties in the
Springfield, ILL.,, district are all settled
and the miners return 20 work in a body
to-day.
All the cotton for the southern exposi-
ton at Louisville will not be received be-
fore Oct. l. The rules Will admit it as late
as Oct. 90.
The Pennsylvania legislature were
wrangling yesterday over a new congress
sional apportionment bill, and the senate
defeated it in a might session.
Randall asserts that ne will go before the
caucus for speaker of the house of repre-
sentatives, and is not candidate near or
remotely for any other Office.
The Massachusetts, state branch of the
Irish national land league was formed at
Boston yesterday, with Rev. P. A. McKenn,
of Worcester, as president.
The Surveys of Capt. Eads' ship railway
IL
kilometres the greatest gradient was one
in hundred in kilometre grade.
n. S. Temple, noted colored politician
of Jackson. Miss, has been found guilty
of the murder of his wife, and has been
sentenced to life imprisonment.
The government immigration agent at
Quebec states that the Irish who have been
''assisted' from England to Canada this
season have never been in the poor house.
The scene at London, Ontario, with
ruins of wharYes, bridges and barns swept
off by the flood, is said to be terrible. Lat
est returns place the lives lost at twenty.
A young man named Hollingsworth, of
Herman, Tex, died from hydrophobia on
Wednesday night, being bitten by dog
nearly two years before.
found, as result of the food in London,
Ont. The waters have subsidized, the citi-
zens are furnishing relief, and the trains
will be running to-day.
The Massachusetts, house rejected, yes
terday, the order for the arrest of J.
Marsh, Jr., of the Tewksbury almshouse,
for contempt of the legislature in refusing
to produce the private list of names of
paupers whose bodies had been dissected.
Three thousand Orangemen celebrated
the anniversary of the battle of the Boyne,
at Toronto, yesterday, with a public pro-
cession, and afterwards enjoyed games in
the provincial exhibition grounds, and all
passed off quietly.
Two men have been apprehended at
Coon Rapids, Iowa, as the murderers of
Clingham at Polk City, on Tuesday night
kilograms have been sent to Polk City
asking for parties to come on and identify
them. If they should be identified it is
thought they will be iynched.
From the 100000 acres of wheat
planted in Kansas, 27,956,555 bushels
have been harvested, it being about
100000 bushels less than last year. The
corn acreage is 4,651,042, an increase of
per cent. over 1882. The oat crop IS
the largest ever sown in the state and
its yield is estimated at 26,265,173 bushels.
1t is claimed that the population of the
state is 1,07S,173, an increase of $4,000 the
past year.
a Malicious Report Denied.
SAN Francisco, July 12.-At a meeting
of the triennial committee a resolution
was passed in view of a gross and NAL
cious Observation-Disclosures by certain
individuals in the eastern states and reports
circulated by the same parties that the