Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-12
GLOBELETS.

Floo7s are causing great damage in
India.
Serious labor riots have occurred at
Marseilles.
Heavy fighting is now reported in Guoy-
aquil.
The cotton worm is injuring the crop in
Alabama.
A San Antonio woman has confessed to
poisoning seven men.
The capital of the Cape Cod Ship Ca
nal company is to be $5,0OO,OOO.
In collision with British troops in AS
som, fifty natives were killed.
B. White Texas murderer has been ar
rested at Portsmouth, Va.
Nine men were injured, two fatally by
the fall of derrick in Joliet.
The sick Count de Cham bourd has had an
interview with the Orleans Princes.
Numerous cases of sun-stroke are repor-
ted from New York and other cities.
Nelson Howard negro murderer was
lynchel at Mound City, ILL.,, the other day.
The Catholic hierarchy of Dublin con-
denim the state aid emigration movement.
Railroads running east out of Chicago
have agreed to form a weighing associa-
ton.
Archbishop Lynch of Toronto has issued
a pastoral demanding payment of Peters
pence.
Albert Harvey, murderer confined in
jail at Norristown, Pa.eommittea suicide
in his cell.
A French column in Senegal, after a
successful campaign, was exterminated by
typhus fever.
The Bethlehem Iron works, Allentown,
Pa, have shut down, throwing 5000 men
out of employment.
Prince Jerome Napoleon will issue
another manifesto in the event of the death
of the count de Chambourd.
Modification has been given the British
government that the fisheries treaty ter
inmates in July, 1885.
Indian Chief Moses has agreed to sur
render the Reservation he has been max
ing such fuss about.
A prisoner in Copenhagen has confessed
fire, in 1881.
Edward Martiningo, bank clerk, who
embezzled 800, 900 livres, in Triep, Italy,
has been arrested in New York.
Berlin woman. stricken with hopeless
poverty set fire to her house and cut the
Threats of herself and two children.
Lightning struck and setlfre to ware
house, at Atlantic, Iowa, and 700 barrels of
alcohol were consumed with the ware
house.
Grinsley, the aeronaut, who made an as
cension in Honesdale, Pa, July 4, landed
on the Catskill mountains in a severe
storm
It is charged by the jews on trial at Ny
lreghyhaza, Hungary, they have been sub
jected to horrible fortunes by the authori-
ties.
The Pensacola board of health have
ordered that infected vessels arriving at
that port must remain at quarantine till
frost.
Mexico also elects president next year,
and there's Astounding talk of candidates
Gen. Diaz seems to be the favorite among
liberals.
Convict labor of the Tennessee peniten-
tiary has been leased to the Tennisee Rail-
road Coal and Iron Company for $1O1, 200
per annum.
DR.. Charles E. French, now in Jail at
Erie, Pa, under sentence for criminal NAL
practice, is now discovered to have been
for years engaged in dy-snatching. APP
paratus for grave robbing has been foun
in his house.
There are some sensible streaks in AL
bert Edward of Wales. He has just abol-
ished the insidious exclusion of army Off
GERS of the veterinary department. from
presentation at court. Now horse doctor
is as good, so far as that goes, as a rake or
gambler.
Martin Pickett Marshall, nephew of
Chief Justice Marshall, died at his resi-
dence near Maysville, KY, on Friday last
in the eighty-sixth year of his age. He
received his professional instruction from
Chief Justice Marshall, and sixty years ago
practiced law in Cincinnati. He was one
of the largest landowners in Kentu cky
Prof. Brooks of the Red House observ.
atory, Phelps, N. Y, report telescope
observation July 1, of an enormous group
of spots now central upon the suns disc
The diam eter of the group is $4,000 miles
and the spots are visible to the naked eye
They exhibit violent cyclonic action, cleo
trical storms and aurora accompanying
this solar outbreak. A brilliant aurora
was witnessed at Phelps all Saturday night.
The New York Sun prefers Chandler to
Patterson on the ground that Chandler sis
not hypocrite; he is not a sneak; he pre-
tends to be no better than he is; he is not a
perjured Credit Mobilierist; he has never
been repudiated for corruption by the cor
ruptest political party that ever existed.
Whatever Chandler may be, he does not
belong to the particularly exasperating
and uncomfortable class of fool-knaves.' -