Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-07
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE

Secretary Lincoln resumed his duties in
the war department yesterday.
Foster, the new United States minister
to Spain, has arrived at Madrid
All classes are filled for the Erie, Pa,
Driving Park races Jnne 26th and 29th.
The grand lodge of Odd Fellows at Mil
waukee conferred fifty degrees yesterday.
Mile Rhea was rendered a reception by
the Buffalo Press club last night.
The United States sugar commission
leaves San Francisco for Hawaii the 9th
The New England Associated Press met
at Berli n yesterday and chose Off
GERS.
The Massachusetts house has sustained
Gov. Buffers veto of the safety deposit
bill.
Toronto court has decided that di-
vorce granted in the states is not valid in
Canada.
The grand lodge of Free Masons of New
York state have elected Edward Simmons
grand master.
The Niagra Falls International Bridge
company have declared a semi-anual divi-
dend of per cent.
The president has appointed VIM. S
Routhae, of North Carolina, the secretary
of the civil service commission.
The Sobrante gunpowder mills near
San Pablo, Cal, exploded yesterday after
noon and two lives were lost,
The thermometer reached Sc at San
Francisco yesterday, the hottest since the
signal station was established.
The Oregon iron and steel works at
Portland are to construct 500 cottages for
their new rolling mills employees.
The general synod of the reformed
Dutch church of America convened in its
seventy-seventh session at Albany yester-
day.
The legislature of New Hampshire or
ganized yesterday. Both branches elected
the officers nominated by the Republican
caucus.
Henry Schuben, a Jew, committed
suicide yesterday morning, at Tucson,
A. T. Despondent on account of financial
affairs.
The mercury reached SO degrees at New
York yesterday, and there were fifteen
cases of sunstroke in New York and
Brooklyn.
The graves of the Confederate dead in
Linden Park and Green Mount cemeteries,
Baltimore, were decorated with flowers
yesterday afternoon.
The Thomas Iron company at Reading,
Pa, has blown out another furnace atLock-
ridge, on account of dizziness of trade, and
number Of the men went west.
News from Owen Sound, Ont, states
that the steamer Wuynet, of the Lake Su-
perior line, is fast on the Cedar Island
rocks which she struck on Sunday.
The anti secret society Vermont state
convention met at Montpelier yesterday
and denounced secret societies as the foun-
dation of all bad government
Two Mexican horse thieves were being
conveyed from Gonzales to San Diego
when twenty-five men overpowered the
officers, and the execution followed in
short order
Jerry Milton and Martin Murphy fought
prize fight on Long Island Monday
night. Fourteen rounds were fought when
the match was declared draw. Murphy
had rib fractured and Milton a nose
broken.
The senate bill abolishing the payment
of a poll tax as per requisite of suffrage
was killed by the Massachusetts house yes
terday, eight Republicans inifavor and one
Democrat against. Otherwise it was a
party vote.
Union base ball association, at Chi
cago, with capital of $4,000, was formed
yesterday. Grounds have been secured
at the southern city limits, with the in
tention to play games with the clubs of
the American association