Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-30
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Ohio last night.
PRESIDENT Arthur reviews the Decoration
day parade at New York.
Cadet Bowman WAS dismissed from the
naval academy at Annapolis, Nd, yester-
day.
Oakland, Cal, has subscribed $4,000
capital stock, for the erection of cotton
mills.
The Knights Templar of Pennsylvania
held their annual conclave at Lancaster
yesterday.
1t is reported in London that the Mill
ISIS are preparing manifesto in reply to
the car.
The banks, board of trade and custom
house IN Chicago all close in observance of
| Decoration day.
large assemblage witnessed yesterday
the dedication of new chapel of Taft's
| college in Massachusetts.
The pennsylvania state convention of
| the Prohibition Home Protection party
met at Pittsburg yesterday.
Engineer Rose, of Stamford, Conn, has
neen found guilty of mansiaughter for
killing man with his train.
The furnace of the Antrim company at
Moncelona, Mich, was burned on Monday.
Loss $4,000, with little insurance.
Owing to great throngs impeding traffic
IN the streets of Moscow, the illumination
for last night was postponed.
Great preparations are on foot at Cleve-
land, Ohio, for the meeting of the Ameri-
can Medical society in that city June 5.
Several of the religious conventions are.
| discussing the use of instruments in
| churches and the matter of hired singers.
Between $4,000 and 100000 worth of
tobacco was sold at the opening of the
| new tobacco warehouse at Cincinnati yes
terday.
K. r. Farris' house in Bowling Green,
Va, was burned on Monday night and his
young son and daughter persisted in the
| flames.
Before mounting the scatfold at Dublin,
! Pagan told the priest who attended him
that he hoped Irishmen would avoid secret
| societies.
The centenary of the organization of the
Protestant Episcopal church in Maryland
| opened Its session at Baltimore yesterday
morning.
The citizens of Spokane, W. T., have
asked the governor for arms to protect
themselves against an expected Indian
outbreak.
The Massachusetts senate by vote of
| seventeen to eleven have agreed to SUBJ
nit to the people the question of abolish
ing the POLL tax.
The agricultural implement works of
| Decker d Mott at Paris, France, have been
damaged 100000 francs. Several per
sons were injured.
| Ed. Beckley. Galveston, Texas, wool
dealer, assigned to-day. Liabilities $780,
| 600, and assets $150,00O. Cause, shrink
| age in price of wool.
Dispositions to set aside the decree of
divorce obtained by Major A. n. Nicker-
son were heard with closed doors at Phila-
delphia yesterday. p
The vice-regal party ran Chandiere
slides in crib of timber at Ottawa yes
| terday, and passed through the dangerous
| dip without accident.
The Philadelphia & Reading railroad took
| possession of the New Jersey Central, its
| properties and ferries, under its lease of
the same, yesterday.
The Philadelphia walking score at mid
| night: Hayes and Noremal only on the
track. Hayes 233 miles, Hart 211, Pan
| Ghetto 210, Noremal POS.
The French Canadians in Montreal
chiefly liberals, raised over 81, 1000 for the
| widow of De Lorimer, hanged in 1887 for
participating in the rebellion.
The score of the Baltimore walking
match at midnight was, Albert $50 miles,
Hughes 80, Noremach 113, Hart 129,
Poncost III, Bennett SO, Sweeney 80,
The Bayview rolling mills at Milwaukee
start up Friday morning, but have not
made satisfactory terms with their men,
and it is doubtful if they will work.
Reports are that a terrific tornado
ragged last night near Lebanon, Ohio, in
which houses and barns were leveled to
the earth, but no one was injured.
President Sullivan, of the Irish land
league, says that the Irish societies of the
country are atfiiliating with the league
beyond the most sanguine expectations.
The boat race between Hanlan and
Kennedy takes place near Boston to-day,
| and $4,000 people will be present. The
betting is five to two in favor of Hanlan.
The body of Irving ]. Somers, who mys-
teriously disappeared at Lincoln, Neb.,
some time ago, was found in livery sta
BILE barn yard yesterday, having been MUIR
dered.
Perry II. Smith, one of the wealthiest
residents OF Chicago, who was placed in
the Madison, Wis, insane asylum on &C
count of insanity, is convalescent and has
been taken out.
Maurice Daley was awarded the first
prize in the recent carom cushion billiard
tournament of 1000 model silver billi-
ard table; Wallace $500; Schaffer $500;
Vignsux $500 and Dion 5000.
subsidy of $4,000 has been granted
the Northern Pacific railroad to construct
forty mile railroad from Seattle, W. T.,
to the Kings county coal fields, and the
work is to commence Immediately.
Count Zacharof, agent for the Allan
steamship line at Galway, Ireland, has had
letter threatening him with death unless
he quits the city. He has been engaging
factory girls to go to Massachusetts,.
BENZ. Bunker, grandson of Chamberlain
Bunker, the owner of Banker hill at the
time of the battle, has died at Norwich, N.
Y, aged eighty-six. His wife was Hannah
Breed, descendant of the owner of Breeds
hill.
Mrs. Henry Reynolds, wife of DR.. Henry
Reynolds, the temperance advocate, known
as "Red Ribbon Reynolds died at Rey-