Daily globe., 1883-07-07
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Ihlrty pauper em1grants arrived at New
York yesterday in the Anchor line Steamer
Bolivia.
Fences and bridges are carried away by
flood at st. Thomas, Ont, and farms in
undated.
The Continental guards left Cleveland
for Buffalo yesterday and to-day take in
Niagra Falls.
Six boys were wounded with toy pistols
at Louisville on the Fourth and two with
fire crackers.
Three persons were drowned by the cap
sizing of pleasure boat off Staten Island
on the Fourth.
Primus W. Jones, of Baker county, sold
the first bale of new crop cotton at Albany,
Ga, yesterday.
Levi Rexford has bought the Valley
House at Spring Valley paying therefor
$4,000 in cash.
There were many prostratious in New
York by the great heat yesterday, and
some fatal cases.
Rev. E. H. Pratt, assistant editor of the
New York Evangelist, died at Durham, N,
Y, on Wednesday.
Andrew Levin of Cambridge, Isanti
county, was thrown out of wagon recent
ly, and was killed.
A horse belonging to Frank Sloaky of
Getty, Sloan county was killed by light:
ming the other night.
The late monthly fair at Carver was
we'll attended and over one hundred head
of cattle changed hands.
The Brooke spinning mill at London is
| burned with $1,000 spindles and large
n of
Two more Gloucester fishermen have lost
th9i- lives by being drowned off the
| western banks of Newfoundland.
The new directory of Milwaukee, soon
to be issued, will show 5000 population,
an increase of 10000 the past year.
The supreme Lodge of the Independent
! order of Immaculates, colored national
organization, is in session at Chicago.
The Register says, Austin is big hog
market. Thousands of hogs are sold there
every year and the trade steadily increases.
| Henry Foster, blacksmith, was over
come by the heat at Cleveland yesterday,
and was taken to the hospital, where he
died.
The Keokuk aeronaut, Prof. Owens, es-
capped. He came down within five miles of
| the city and his balloon got away from
| him.
The old wooden paper mills of the HUI
| burt Paper Co., in South Lee, Mass, were
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000; insur-
| ance $4,000.
A Port Stanley farmer stopped a Grand
Trunk south bound express train last night
and saved it from accident in plunging
| into washout.
| The treasurer of Iowa paid the last dollar
of the wpr debt yesterday. It has no other
Indebtedness but what is covered by funds
| in the state treasury.
Rev. Louis Burdick, young Methodist
minister of Brooklyn, n. Y, has been ar
rested on charge of leading astrey
Josephine Harrington, aged 16.
| A fire at Calumet, Lake Superior, on
| Wednesday evening destroyed a block of
| business buildings and the Odd Fellows
temple. Loss $4,000; insured for $12,-
| OO0.
In case the French Suez canal company
and the British government come to an
| agreement about building new canal, a
son of De Lesseps will make the arrange
ments in London for the prosecution of
| the work.
AdA1dH Sd4ItSudu. du dSSlSI6Q emil
, grant landed at New York and employed
as domestic in Philadelphia, is insane,
| and it has been discovered that she was
| taken and sent over from lunatic asylum
| in Ireland.
Mary Smith, an insane assisted" Irish
! emigrant, has appeared in Chicago She
is 20 years of age, is from Glare Morris,
county Mayo, and is without money,
friends or acquaintances here.
Gen. Carr, of San Francisco, the hero of
the last Apache war, says that Gen. Crooks
views in relation to the Indians must be
followed, for if the Indians are confined
they will stampede the country again.
ArevengefuI Mexican named Veta fatally
shot H. Mas, a prominent Benevideo,
Tex, merchant in front of his store, all
because he had been put out of the store
by Mas few days previous when drunk.
There were thirty-eight casualties in
Chicago on the Fourth, and four deaths
Five were fatally wounded, twenty-three
manned for life, and five slightly injured.
The principal instrument of destruction
was the toy pistol in the hands of children
Many interesting papers we're read Ill
the session of the mnsic teachers national
convention at Providence yesterday, the
most interesting being by Prof. Carter of
Chicago relating 10 breaking the voice in
singing.
Eleven soldiers, under sentence for vari-
Gus crimes to be served at Fort Leaven-
worth prison, tunneled out of the Fort
Omaha guard house on Wednesday nignt.
and overpowering the guards, escaped.
Three have been recaptured.
Geo. G. Green's store was struck by
lightning, at atScranton, Pa, on Wednesday
night, and consumed. Yesterday several
houses were struck in the city and girl
killed. A brick blown from chimney at
Hyde park fatally injured a man named
Staunton.
Reports received at Springfield, ILL.,, last
night indicate that general strike of the
coal miners will break out all over the
state in short time. The cause is a dis
position on the part of the mine operators
to ignore the law passed By the late legis-
lature allowing a check weightman and to
try to reduce the price of mining oue-half
a cent bushel.
The other evening the cable at the up
per ferry in Monticello, Wright county.
broke from its anchorage, and the ferry
boat drifted some ten miles down the
river, and stuck the precipitous bank on
the east side. Frederick Bailey and team