Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-09
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The Actors Fund society reports bal
ance on hand of S43, 249.
The Merchants wooden mill at Dedham,
Mass, has closed Indefinitely.
The American medical convention at
Cleveland adjourned yesterday.
The Narragansett Driving association
at Providence has been organized, with j.
B. Barnaby as president.
W. D. Price, president of the Cleveland
Gas company, died last night, after pro-
tracted and painful illness.
A heavy rain yesterday flooded the
streets and lower floors of a number of
business houses in New Orleans.
Domineck Mccartney, of Pittsburg, beat
Jimmie Ryan, of Philadelphia, in four
round glove fight in that city last night.
It is probable that want of money will
prevent the American rife team from COM
peting for the prize at Wimbledon this
year.
The remains of a man found in the Sci
OTTO river at Columbus, Ohio yesterday,are
supposed to be those of Richard Quigley, of
Cambridge, Mass.
The state grand lodge of Odd Fellows,
of Wisconsin, after installation ceremonies
yesterday, adjourned. They meet at
Madison next year.
One man was killed and four probably
fatally injured yesterday by the caving of
the roof of a phosphate mine at West Tenn
pletoD, in Ontario.
The argument on the constitutionality
of the Scott liquor law was closed in the
supreme court of Ohio yesterday and the
case submitted. A decision is expected by
the 18th inst.
The anthracite coal producers have
formed combination for the better regu-
lation and government of the trade, and
the coal presidents in a meeting in July
| will arrange the winter prices.
The Labor Question.
| CINCINNATI, O., June 6.-When the scale
| ofiron workers was signed at Pittsburg it
was assumed that work would be resumed
here immediately, but it was found there
was strong disposition among the work
men here to break the agreement TO abide
| by the Pittsburg scale. To effect this,
| : clie was presented lower than the Pitts
burg, but was rejected. One of the mills
started to run yesterday without puddlers
| but had to close. To-day a meeting of
/
steel workers of Cincinnati, Covington and
New York was held at Covington and
| agreed to the present labor scales on the
Pittsburg basis. This of course must be
accepted by the mills and ali will be run
ring by Monday next. The settlement of
the boot makers trouble on Tuesday was
with one shop only. The men of the re-
manning five shops are still locked out.
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| The Medical Association.
CLEVELAND, o., June Sat the closing
session of the American Medical associa-
ton, resolution by Surgeon General Kel-
Ter. that in the very near future, if not
now, cremation will become a sanitary ne
cessity in large cities and populous dis
tricts, was referred to the section on hy-
giene. The committee On surgical service
aboard ocean vessels, was appointed as
follows: Drs. A. N. Bell, New York; A. l..
Gihon, United States navy; 1. N. Qulnby,
New Jersey; H. o. Marcy, Massachusetts,;
Il. II. Smith, Pennsylvania. A resolution
by DR.. Turnbull, Philadelphia, to petition
the legislatures to enact laws requiring all
railway employees to be examined, in refer
ence to acuteness of hearing before taking
charge OF any train or track, was laid over
under the rules till the next meeting.