Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-04
ALL AROUNDiTHE GLOBE.

citizens of Omaha last night.
No refugees from Egypt will be allowed
to land on the island of Cyprus.
The Bethlehem steel mill will be started
on Monday without employing the union
men.
James Haddock shot and killed James
Dunnegan at Glasgow, Kansas, on Satur-
day.
The physicians pronounced Archbishop
Purcell somewhat better yesterday than on
Sunday.
AT Carften, KY, Sunday, Wiley Johnston
shot Smith Stanley through the head. Both
were drunk.
s. ]. Taylor's wool pulling establishment,
New York city, burned yesterday morning.
Loss $4,000.
John Lewis, an engineer, is reported
killed by going through railroad bridge
in Ohio, yesterday.
E. II. Waldron has resigned his position
as general manager of the Lake Erie and
Western railroad.
Mayor Pratt's fight with the Oshkosh
Telephone compony is because they refuse
to pay license of $500.
A very strict quarantine has been
arriving from Egypt.
The associated banks and bankers, of
Syracuse, N. Y, have resolved for the pres
ent to refuse trade dollars.
Zukertort, winner of the first prize in
international chess tournament in Lon
don, is coming to America.
Later reports estimate the loss on Reed
Il Blossoms shoe factory, at South Abing-
don, Mass, Sunday, at $4,000.
The Shamrocks of Montreal beat the
Toronto club in the game of Lacrosse yes
terday, two games in three.
The dry goods store of Alexander John
son has been closed by sheriff on a
$1,000 execution at GAINESVILLE, o.
The Bartholdi state committee appeal
to the people of the United States for
funds for the erection of a pedestal.
The Philadelphia produce exchange
pledges its members to receive the trade
dollar only at the current rate of discount.
fire at Nolin, Ky, Saturday night, de-
stoyed the store and residence of J. R.
Neighbors. Loss $4,000; insured for $500.
Richard Corroll will be appointed to day
the general superintendent of the Cincin-
natl, New Orleans and Texas Pacific rail-
road.
Six prominent chemists of Boston and
New York have arrived at Chicago to tes-
tify in the adulterated lard suit of Fowler
Bros.
Enoch Pratt has executed the deed of
his father by giving shis kcheck for $685.
1888 to build free library on Mulberry
street. Baltimore.
The Cincinnati, Washington and Balti-
more roads are to use the Third street and
Central avenue depot in Chi cago for pas
senger business.
The mechanics and machinists of the
Texas Pacific railroad, at New Orleans,
have struck, on account of the reduction of
both hours and pay per day.
All the Bell telephone com panies of the
New England states have been consoIi-
dated into one company, to be called the
Now England Telephone company.
Dan Mccarthy, a Buffalo sailor, and
Mike McGavin, roustabout, fought a
prize fight in North side barn in Chicago
on Sunday night for small wager, and the
roustabout was the victor in three rounds.
Italians working on the Midland rail
road in Ontario, struck yesterday for $3.50
and attempted to prevent the others from
working. Revolvers were freely used on
both sides, and four Italians were wounded
The preparations are being made on
large scale for the Union and Confederate
gathering Aug. 8 on the battle field of
Wilson's creek, or Oak hill, near Spring
field, Mo.
Santa Fe, the oldest city IN the United
States, started yesterday on grand round
of festivities, to last several days, over the
thirty-third anniversary of its first Euro
pean colonization.
w. II. Vanderbilt has added 100000 to
the endowment fund of Vanderbilt college
in Nashville, making the total endowment
fund 100000. His late gift is to support
a technical school in connection with the
school for civil engineering.
Widow Ellen Sullivan with three children,
and Widow Mary Rafter, with six children,
assisted" emigrants, were detained by
the emigration commissioners at New
York yesterday. Others assisted" not
paupers, were permitted to depart.
The resignation of Rev. Herrick John
son, pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian
church of Chicago, was accepted yesterday
with regret. He is widely known for his
opposition to theater-going. He will de-
vote himself to teaching theology.
Seven persons have died from the result
of the railroad accident near Bradford, Pa,
on Sunday, another is in precarious con-
dition, and the rest will recover. The coro-
ner's inquest has developed the fact that
the train men were asleep.
Edward P. Wetzeer, broker of Phila-
delphia, has been put under $4,000 bonds
for fraudulently getting into his posses
sion SIS, 400 in railroad bonds, and the en-
bezzlement of $4,721 belonging to DR..
Benjamin Ingers. -
Mrs. Henry Burns, a farmers wife, was
assaulted by tramp on her way home
last evening at Rising Sun, Ohio. He cut
cash in her neck with knife and she
wrenched the knife from him. Help came
in answer to her screams and the tramp
escaped She is in critical condition.
At temperance fete at the botani cal
gardens at Sheffield, England, yesterday,
at which 1000 children we're present,
number of them climbed upon a dray,
when the horse became frightened and
caused panic among the little ones, two
of whom were killed and over twenty
wounded.
Meetings were held in New York, Chi
cago, San Francisco and other cities last
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