Daily globe., 1883-08-17
GLOBELETS.

Wheellngs peer brewers TURN out ooo,OUo
kegs year.
Missouri coal fields cover over 23,7OO
square miles.
Hartman the nihilist is arranging for
socialist congress in England.
1t is reported that "Passion Play" is
to be produced at Emerald, a village near
San Francisco.
Gen. Sherman is roughing it west of the
mountains on his way from Coem dAllne.
to Frazer river.
The August cotton returns to the de-
partment of agriculture are less favorable
than that for July.
Much uneasiness prevails in Spain in
consequence of the recent outbreaks there,
boding revolution.
Forty-two Krupp cannon and other ma
terial of war from Russia have been
landed in Belgravia.
William Henry Ostrander was hanged
last week at Utica, N. Y, for the murder
of his brother in 1860.
It is stated that 100000 will be saved
by the consolidation of the Utah, Montana
and Idaho revenue districts,
The sessions of the Chautauqua assem-
bly, are in full progress, and are being
conducted with great success.
Letters from Madagascar say that Mr..
Shaw the British missionary has been ar
rested for concealing the Hova spies.
The naval ordnance officers are trying
to arrange to have steel guns made in this
country in time to arm the new cruisers.
Seven fine trotting horses valued at $18,-
600, were recently burned to death in a
stable at the fair grounds at Lexington,
Ky.
Recently an explosion of 6re-damp oc-
cured in the shaft of the Lehigh Valley
coal company at Shenandoah. One man
was killed.
At meeting in London a resolution
was adopted to assist 100000 Irish to emil
CRATE to British colonies and to provide
them with farms.
Canadian detectives are said to be in
Chicago working up a case against
conspirators who have plotted to destroy
the Welland canal.
Alabama has fourteen iron and steel
manufactures; eighteen foundry and ma
chine shops; S07 Touring and grist mills,
and 384 lumber mills.
Bishop Logue says the people of county
Donegal have passed safely through the
crisis of distress by the help of the
Irish people throughout the world.
The New Hampshire legislature costs
the taxpayers $1,000 day and the sold
farmers are unanimous in thinking the
services rendered Saint worth it,"
Over 700 miles of subterranesn telegraph
lines are completed in France, and 1900
miles are in course of construction, to be
completed by the end of this year.
Baron Nolde, German landowner was
recently shot in Russia. His assassins are
supposed to be Lithuanian peasants, who
are bitter against German landowners.
John NJ. Palmer Of Illinois says, Tilden
is his first choice for president. He says
Illinois should have the next President,
but should have no canidate in its own
borders.
At consistory just held at the Vatican,
the Pope appointed eight Bishops for Sees
in Portugal, two for France, two for Mexi-
co, one for Columbia, one for Austria, and
eight for Italy.
A few mornings since the steamer Will
liam Lawrence collided with and sank the
schooner Maria Lavinia in the Chesapeake
Bay. The wife of the captain of the
schooner and two children were drowned
The Rev. Mr.. Chew, of Philadelphia.
breaches as to Noah's intox1cation that the
scriptural evidence shows the old man to
haYe been ignorant of the effects of wine,
and that when he once discovered them he
abstained from its use.
A Connecticut railroad has an order that
dogs shall be carried only in the baggage
car. The rich women going to the coun-
try are angered. One of them rode on a
broken down chair among the trunks with
her pet rather than leave it.
Captain Boyton once thought of going
through the Niagara rapids in his rubber
suit; but he numbered several railroad ties
and sent them through. When they were
recovered below the whirlpool and Boyton
saw Gnelr scarSs ne packed up his IuDoer
suit and left Niagara.
The duke of Westminster, in a recent
speech, declared that the London smoke
was injurious to health, while it represent
ed waste in the city alone of 81, 100000
year. Its effect on public buildings was
destructive, and it cost e2,5O0 year to
repair its damage to the houses of Parlia-
ment
The dutch government have refused to
grant the 10000 guilders which Baron
NordenskioId claims as the discoverer of
the northsastspassage. The States Gener-
al offered this award in 1896, but its
motive was to find passage of CONNER
cial value, while Nordenskjold had merely
found scientific one.
A we'll posted treasury official gives it as
his opinion that that there at least Is ,000,-
600 trade dollars in the New York banks
and repositories, and that before congress
meets the amount will be 2O,OOO,O0O. He
says that the syndicate of spectators who