Daily globe., 1883-06-26
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
Bismarck has severe pains in his side

The issue of silver dollars from the mints
last week was S213, ,999-same week last
year $205, ,499.
The lower house of the German diet have
passed the government church bill 224
to 10Y.
Yesterday was presentation and class
day at Yale college and the class ivy was
planted.
sanitary Gordon has been formed
around Damietta. and railway business
there mas been stopped.
A noIle pros has been issued at Washing
ton against A. E. Bonn in what is known
in court as the star route bond cases.
John Il. Alexander, the colored applicant
for admission to West Point academy,
passed an excellent examination.
Jno. S. Stryker, well known New York
millionaire, was drowned yesterday at Sar-
atoga lake while in bathing. He leaves
bride of two months.
The celebration of the ST. Jean Baptiste
societies of yesterday was very general in
Canada. The procession in Montreal was
very imposing.
DIR. G. A. Doren, of Columbus, Ohio, has
been rendered the position of superintend-
ent of the New York state asylum for
idiots at Syracuse.
Gen. Crook has been ordered to Wash
ington by the secretary of war for consul
tation as to the final disposition OF the
captured Apaches.
The Duke of Connaught opened the Irish
lace exhibition at Dublin yesterday, and
hoped it would extend the lace interest and
prosperity of Ireland.
A. II. Hinkle, prominent Cincinnati
commercial citizen, died at Andover,
Mass, yesterday, where he had gone to be
present at the graduation Of his son.
The boot and shoe firm of Beck & John
son have assigned at Akron, o., yesterday
with liabilities at $4,000 and assets of
$4,000.
ParnelI, in an address at Monaghan,
told the people if they wanted another
land bill they must return Hearty to par
lament,
The latest report from Carrough, Ire
land, last night, was that seventeen men
were wounded in yesterdays fight, but
none killed.
The Washington, D. c., Driving Park
Aldine on their track July 4. Vanderbilt
is considering the matter.
A collision yesterday on the Havana &
Mantanzas railroad caused the death of
eight persons and the injury of many
others.
The Milwaukee council granted two sa
loon keepers license yesterday on an ap-
peal from Mayor StowelPs adverse decis-
ion, thus showing their disregard for his
opinion and power.
Four frame buildings were burned al
Milford, Mass, Sunday night, at a loss of
$4,000. The dead body of Capt. VIM. H
Barkes was taken from burning dwell
ing.
Two thousand political and ordinary
prisoners have arrived at Tomsk, Siberia,
| by steamer from Russia. e Here typhoid
| diphtheria is raging terribly in the prisons
and the town is full of dying men.
The vigorous quarantine enforced at
New Orleans against vessels arriving from
AspinwaIl is killing a South American
trade which was assuming large proper
| tions.
fshermen's families on the coast of Labra-
dor owing to the ice jam in the gulf.
which has delayed their supplies, and it is
feared some deaths have occurred from
| starvation.
A national pigeon shooting contest com
mences to-day at Cincinnati, and 5000
wild pigeons are cooped for the event,
which is to last four days. The cham pion
shooting clubs of Illinois and Tennessee
are on hand.
The case of Hallett Kilbourne against
ex-Sergeant-at-Arms Thompson for arrest
and imprisonment, for refusing to pro
duce his books before committee inves
tigating the real estate pool at Washing
toh, has been postponed to Oct. %.
The temperature was fifty degrees above
zero at Chicago yesterday and fires were
lighted in dwellings and Offices, winter un-
| derwear was trotted out, and winter ulsters
and oVercoats were buttoned up to the
| chin. At O'Clock in the evening thd
cold wave moved off with slight rain.
Indian Agent Wilcox has telegraphed the
department of the interior that the rem
egade Indians were forced on the Arizona
| reservation yesterday. Secretary Lincoln
| thinks Wilcox is in error, as he had given
! Gen. Crook positive orders t, keep the rem
| egades apart from the other Indians.
Twelve union sailors at Milwaukee
boarded the barge Anne Vought yesterday
to carry into execution threats against non.
union men, but the latter hid away and q
small boy told the intruders that the mer
were on shore. The steam barge Raleigh
was also visited and the crew forced
ashore, but returned.
The Red Star line Steamship company
plying between New York and Antwerp
and Philadelphia and Antwerp, is building
two new vessels, the Westerland and Moor
land, each of $500 tons register, to ac
commodate rapidly increasing passenger
traffic. Their fleet now consists of eigh
| vessels.
Scrambled Snakes Eggs.
DIR. Hermes, the Director of the
Berlin Aquarium, made an interesting
experiment in dracontoophagy when he
served up to his family and some in:
vited friends a dish of scrambled
snakes egg. A few days before, an In.
clan python, lately received at the in
st tuition, had laid fifty-fve eggs. From
thirty of these DIR. Hermes had the
singular dish prepared in the presence
OF his guests. They were broken u
into frying-pan containing the requi