Daily globe., 1883-08-13

queen Victoria is going to give the En-
peror of Germany her portrait
Mr.. Elan, the wounded duelist, editor
of the Whig, has returned to Richmond.
The government of India will send to
Egypt seven physicians aud forty assist
ants.
Flowing wells have been developed in
Washington county, in southern Mime
sofa.
General Rosecrans says that Dennis
kearney is fraud and IAN arrant hum
bug"
Neal Dow has figured it up and says
$1,000 100000 are spent for drinks an
nually.
The Guion line has just launched new
steamer to ply between New York and Liv-
erpool.
Marriages between uncles and nieces,
and aunts and nephews are permissible in
France.
There were several families drowned in
Pawnee county, Nebraska, being caught
by the floods.
The Canadian government will make no
| further grants to railway colonization
companies.
The treasury department has ordered
that clerks be no longer granted what is
called election leave.
1t is reported that Carey, the informer,
has gone to the north of Ireland, intend
Ing to emigrate to Canada.
At Fort Wayne, Indiana, Emanuel Fox
was killed by an officer while attempting
to escape from custody.
Officer John Wall, the Chicago police
man who shot the wrong man in a fight,
has committed suicide.
Twenty-Five days quarantine will be
| imposed at Constantinople on vessels that
have cholera cases on board.
The Rutland Railroad company, YER
mont, has brought suit to recover $6O,OOO
from j. M. Howe, its late receiver.
The steamer Denmark brought to New
York cargo of Norman horses for West
ern breeders, valued at $150,O0O.
Five telegraph operators have arrived in
New York from Europe, and applied for
work in The Western Union Office.
Later reports from Vera Cruz indicate
that the first reports of the ravages of
yellow fever were not exaggerated.
The Vatican has formally expressed re-
gret that Prussia prefers legislation IN
negotiation on the church question.
John L. Stryker, a wealthy New Yorker,
was drowned at Saratoga while bathing.
He had been married only two months.
The places of the striking operators on
the Mexican National railway have been
filled, and trains are running regularly.
The Jenkins brothers are both held for
murder, without bail, at Mansfield, La,
for the killing of Rev. j. Louis Borden.
A great fire recently occurred among
the warehouses and vessels on the Island
of Gutuj ujewsk1, at the mouth of the Neva.
Unfavorable reports IN regard to the
health of Montgomery Blair continue.
His residence is Silver Springs, Maryland.
Vanderbilt will spend half million at
Bedford Springs, Pennsylvania. He in
tends to make it the Saratoga of that state.
Terrible riots against the Jews have ia
ken place at Ekoterinastay, Russia. The
troops killed ten men in dispensing the
mob.
"Our dear brother of the Burlington Ga
zette," says an Iowa editor, ''will permit us
TO call him so since he says we are an
ass"
The largest steamship ever built on the
Mersey, having accommodations for 1900
passengers, was launched at Liverpool last
week.
The Texas 81 st. Louis narrow gauge
railroad has commenced business with an
unbroken track from Cairo to GatesvilIe,
Texas.
1t is thought it will require an interna-
tional sanitary commission to determine
whether or not the plague in Egypt is
cholera. /
Advices from Vera Cruz indicate tha
the yellow fever is still raging fearfully.
One thousand deaths have occurred in two
months.
Lynch, alias Norman, who gave testi-
mony that secured the conviction of his
fellow-dynam:te conspirators, has been
released.
Charles T. Goodwin, cashier of the Lake
Shore railroad freight department, is mys-
teriously missing. His accounts are all
straight.
1t turns out that O'Donnell, the murder
er of Carey, the informer, is an Ohio man.
Ohio still keeps the lead in noted if not in
great men.
Sixteen buildings, including three
churches, were demolished last week by a
cyclone in Elberton, Georgia. One mar,
was killed.
Charles Ford, who killed Jesse James
arrested on the charge of completely in
the Blue Cut train robbery, has been re-
leased on $4,000 bail.
John H. Alexander, colored, has been
admitted to West Point. There will be a
new case for the enforcement of the West
Point cadet color line.
Frank Girdon, of Indianapolis, disap-
peared some days ago. His wife dreamed
she saw his body in White river, and sure
enough there they found it.
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