Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-07
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
civil service examination is to be held

| A civil service examination is to be held
| at Detroit on the 10th inst.
Work On the Garfield memorial hospital
| has been begun at Washington.
Hon. Geo. Vests machine shop at Bal
lastor, N. Y, burned Friday night. Loss,
$4,000.
At Newark, n. j., yesterday, John
Chisholm was convicted OF the murder of
his wife.
The two hurd anniversary of Dutch
settlement in America is to be celebrated
at Pittsburg tomorrow.
The trienniai council of the Congrega-
tional church, to be- held at Concord, N.
H.,will be attended by about 600 delegates.
Fire destroyed the Kentucky River
| Hemp mill, near Frankfort, yesterday af-
| 900.
The Austrian and Hungarian delega-
tions are convoked for the 23d inst. Their
power is limited to foreign affairs and
war.
At Bath, Me-, yesterday, William Rogers
launched the ship Kennebec, 2,100 tons,
| valued at $4,000, built for the California
trade.
4 Ia crosse match yesterday between the
Toronto champions and the Independents
OF Montreal was won by Toronto, three
straight.
Texas cattle men who have killed two or
| three persons who were cutting their wire
fences are buying arms and ammunition
extensively,
4 number of instances of poisoning
from eating Vermont cheese have lately
occurred in Boston. AS yet none have
resulted fatally.
The commissioner of internal revenue
has decided not to remove the Office of col
lector of customs from Santa Fe to Albu-
querQue, n. III.
The largest congregation Of Orangemen
assembled for twenty years, attended the
laying of corner stone for new Orange
hall at Belfast, Ireland.
Archibald Lord, fireman, and John
Dunn, engineer, were fatally injured in o
collision of coal trains on the Delaware,
Lackawana g. Western railroad Friday
night.
4 meeting of the spinners' union OF Fall
River, Mass, was held last evening to
work up feeling against Gov. Butler be-
cause he refused to appoint a factory in
spector.
Major Nickerson, the rescally army
officer, has been found in Thorald, Canada.
He refuses to return to Washington, and
will probably be dropped from the rolls as
a deserter.
John Smith, the colored murderer, who
escaped from jail at Oakland. Nd, after a
desperate fight with the jsiler, being
wounded and suffering from cold, has sur
rendered himself.
The Boston meeting of Independents
held yesterday passed resolutions in OPP
position to the Democratic candidate for
governor and the Republican candidate
for lieutenant governor.
California mining experts who have re-
turned from exploring the Takon river
country in Alaska, say there is plenty of
gold there but it is as yet SO inaccessible
that it cannot be proftably mined.
Hon. Charles HazewelI, for quarter of
century connected with the editorial staff
OF the Boston TraUeler, and writer of the
'Review of the Week." which is a feature
of that paper, died yesterday morning,
aged SO.
In an ARRAY at Fort Scott Friday in
which negro killed a white man who as
saulted him, bullet fred through the
Negroes hand hit in the back and fatally
wounded Judge Brinkerhof, prominent
lawyer of Fort Scott. s25.,si-.--.,ss -
Gen. Thibaudin, the resigned French
minister OF war, will probably be returned
to the chamber of deputies as a represen-
tative of the extreme left or Radical
wing, which denounces his being forced
from the cabinet as concession to Ger
many