Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-12
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

fund amounts to $2,727.
Bismarck had a long conference wit
Emperor William yesterday.
| The French have ordered all Chimes
vessels out of the Straits of Malacca.
| There is a prospect of an early peac
ratification between Peru and Bolivia.
The great gold field stories in Lower
California prove to be q myth.
A company has been formed to lay tw,
| new cables between this country and Eu
rope.
DR.. John B. Manning who was divorced
in Brooklyn and thereby lost $4,000
| committed suicide at Boston yesterday.
I The Second parish church of Portland
Me-, have extended q call to Rev. c. II.
Daniels, of Cincinnati.
John L. Sullivan, the Boston pugilist.
was last night stigmatized in that city as
a malicious mendacity."
The Republican executive committee OF
Mississippi meets to-day to decide Oh its
course of action In the coming campaign.
Senator Bayard will preside at the cen
tennial at Washington's headquarters at
Newburg, n. j., next October.
Mrs Julia Wheeler hanged herself IN a
& of grief over the death OF her husband,
at Bridgeport, Ala, on Saturday. She
leaves six small children.
Pennsylvania shipping firms want a
hand in the building of a second Suez
canal and will communicate with the Brit
ISL committee to that effect.
Torben de Billie, late Spanish minister to
the United States and the court of st.
James has deceased at Cannes, in the
south of France.
The pig iron business is at low ebb.
OF the 6S8 furnaces in the country only 351
are in blast, leaving 337 with their fires
out.
DR.. Buchanan, of Philadelphia. of bogus
medical diploma fame, has been arrested
at the instance of his daughter, charged
with transferring property belonging to
her.
While a mail carrier and four passen-
gers were crossing Vernon lake at Hunts
vile, Ont, yesterday, the boat was swamp
ed and the carrier and lady were drowned.
The tug, Athlete, in towing a vessel over
st. Johns bar in Florida, yesterday broke
her walking beam and blew out cylinder
head, injuring two of her officers.
Helen Markvieh, who attempted to
shoot the king of Milan in the cathedral
at Belgrade last October, was found dead
in prison on Sunday, and is supposed to
have committed suicide.
Judges McCreary and Dove, of Iowa.
forwarded an order III the barbed wire
cases of Washburn, Mowen & Co, VS..
Rhodes, to the clerk of the UnIed States
court at Des Moines. Yesterday.
There is no trouble in Hayti, except at
Misagoare, where the rebels are intrenched.
and President Solomans is going to bring
to attack them from the sea.
The discontinuance of the League Is
land navy yard at Philadelphia, July Is, if
the recommendations of the nava! com
nittee are carried out, will throw 500
persons out of employment.
Count Telfenot of Italy, Bonanza Mack
ey's son-in-law has just arrived from Italy
to sign contracts for the construction of a
railroad from Victoria to Brownsville,
Texas. distance of $50 miles.
The suit of inquiry by the Chicago Board
of Trade against Power 81 Bros, for sell
ing adulterated lard promises to be long
one Some seventy Or eighty witnesses
are summoned.
Judge Billings, of the United States cir
cult court at New Orleans, has refused the
application of the city for a reduction in
an appeal bond IN the Games case. The
bond is $2,5OO,OOO. 100
A lady suffering from nervous headache
took an overdose of patent medicine at
Jamaica. Long Island, yesterday, became
lnsensihle, and gave physician hard job
to save her life.
The Prince of Wales, Duke of Con-
nought, and archbishops voted in the house
Of lords yesterday to let an Englishman
marry his deceased wife's sister and nine
teen bishops voted against it.
Judge Rainville, of Montreal, has annul
led the marriage of Mrs. Chatfey to the
bogus Lord Contyre, on the ground Of her
being minor and the consent of guar
dians not being given. He says the grant
ing of marriage licenses in Canada gives
no security to families.