Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-25
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Eighteen buildings in Ruby Hill, New,
burned Sunday night. Loss $4,000.
A large number of the French troops in
Madagascar have succumbed to the fever.
There will be no meeting between the
emperors of Germany and Russia this
year.
The Cincinnati roads have met the cut
| of the Chicago roads on Indianapolis
| rates.
Daniel Webster's monument at Marsh
field has been defaced by vandals or relic
seekers.
Gilmore's band came to Louisville yes
terday and will stay there during the ex-
position.
The cable connecting Europe with Brazil
is broken between Island st. Vincent and
Pernambues.
Otto Schinisly's carriage factory at Oak
Harbor, o., was destroyed BY fire Satur-
day. Loss $4,000.
Judge Hoadly will speak at Cleveland
on the 1st, Sandusky on the 81 and Toledo
on the 4th of October.
W. B. Strong, superintendent of the
Aschison, Topeka & Santa Fe road, denies
| that he has resigned.
| The British association for the advance
of science will hold its next meeting at
Montreal August 81, 1884.
An incendiary effort to burn the village
of Napanec, Ind, Sunday, burned some
barns and other buildings.
It is not thought probable that the pro-
posed billiard match between Schaetfer
and Slosson will take place.
A number of weavers in the Lorraine
mills at PaYtucket, r. l.. struck yesterday
against reduction of wages.
Oriental Consistory Knights OF hicsg
numbering one hundred, left last evening
for Cincinnati and Louisville.
The liabilities of Liedenbach & Schwab,
the New York clothiers who failed yester-
day, are $35O,OOO to 100000.
Gebhardt's colt, Eole, has been scratched
for the Czaroirtah stakes, Newmarket,
Eng. He was nominated Oct. 9th.
A fire at HALEY, Idaho, yesterday de-
stroyed an entire block of buildings includ-
ing the Grand Central hotel; Loss $4,000
Alfred Haines, steward of the Camden
county, n. ] =, almshouse, has been held
for trial on charge of malfeasance in Office.
The commercial club of New York has
accepted an invitation to visit the conner
cial clubiof Cincinnati. October 18th and
18th.
Work was resumed at the South Chi
cago rolling mills yesterday morning, with
1900 men accepting wages on the Pits
burg scale.
The picture frame makers of New York
have petitioned for an advance of wages
and will strike if their petition is not
granted.
The provincial exhibition at Guelph,
Ont, opened yesterday, but will have a
formal opening By the lieutenant governor
tomorrow.
Sohaette s Becker, furniture manufac-
turers, Cincinnati, have assigned TO Frank
Bruner and George P. Topp. Liabilities
$4,000; assets go, 200.
The national board of charities and cor
rections opened its sessions at Louisville
yesterday, and President Wines, of Hi
n9is, read his annual address.
An attachment has been placed On the
doomed steamer Meteor, now at Boston,
the New York company controlling it ha7-
ing become financially embarrassed.
The owner of Polka Dot, the fast mare
burned to death at Pittsburg with Jimmy
McDermott, her rubber, was recently Of
fered and refused $4,000 for the mare.
The clothing firm of seidenbach, Schwab
& Co., New York, has made an assignment
to VIM. Sulzbacher for the benefit of credi-
tors, with preferences amounting to S110,-
297.5i -1l==lgs.sass
Twenty young women. workers in the
silk natii at Allentown, Pa, have struck
against reduction of % per cent. from
their wages, which have amounted to S1.66
per day.
The Boston stock exchange, yesterday
reelected, its old officers, kept that q.
W. Oodd, of Hill, Richardson & Co. was
elected vice president in place of Francis
V. Parker.
jacob C0rnice, mailing clerk of the
Roanoke (Va.,l postofice has been az
rested on charge of robbing the mails.
He confessed the crime and over $500 was
found on his person.
The unpleasant weather yesthrdsy pre-
vented President Arthur from carrying out
the afternoon programme of visits about
NV York, but in the evening he dined
With Mr.. and Mrs. Warren.
The annual national convention of the
Bohemian Catholic unic1 will begin in
Baltimorr to-day. About forty delegates
compose the convention and their pro-
ceedings will be priv.te.
Gov. Crittenden has appointed Gen.
Oliver P. Gooding, well known lawyer,
to fill the vacancy in the board of police
commissioners OF st. Louis, caused by the
resignation of Daniel Kerwin.
The twenty seventh anniversary of the
Fulton street New York; noon prayer
meeting was observed yesterday in the
Middle Dutch church. DR.. Howard Crosby
presided. There was a large audience.
Justice Judd, of the United States su-
preme court, has decided late Chinese
case in San Francisco against the claim
of the Chinaman that he was British
subject because he was a native of Hong
Kong.
Nelson, the attorney for Agnes Hill, de-
clines to assume any responsibility for the
alleged contract of marriage between his
client and Senator Sharon, on which the
charge of adultery against the senator is
based.
Mrs. Sharon Goodwin, of Casselton, VT,
mother of the child mysteriously shot
dead early Sunday, has been arrested on