Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-16
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

A., meets at Milwaukee to-day.
The London Times says that the Ameri-
can fisheries exhibit is not surpassed.
st. Thomas church, Protestant Episcopal
was consecrated at New York yesterday.
1t is said Sir John Mcdonald has receiv-
ed several threatening letters from the
New York dynamiters.
The grand lodge of Pennsylvania Odd
Fellows are in session. The craft in the
state numbers 8O,389 members.
News from Havana states that sugars
are rendering upward and dealers are
holding back.
The grand council of the Redmen of
Ohio met at Dayton yesterday and ore
thousand members marched in line in
procession.
Shooting for places in the international
better craftsmanship than year ago.
Nine culprits were whipped at the post
at Newcastle, Del, yesterday, for varions
ofenses.
Jefferson Davis has had a severe attack
of bronchitis, and is now thought to be out
af danger.
Stevens Bros. 6 Co.'S pottery in Balm
county, Ga, was burned yesterday. Loss
$4,000 and ne Insurance.
Gen. Sherman and party sailed yester-
day frSm Fortress Monroe for Washington
on the steamer Dispatch.
Monday nights storm did great damage
in Knox and Holmes counties, Ohio, to
farm property.
A colored girl was detected in trying to
poison five persons of Rev. Fletcher's
family, in Franklin, Mass, yesterday.
Gov. Hamilton of Illinois has issued
proclamation for the due observance of
decoration day in that state.
The canal stable of Edward White of
Albany and thirty seven horses were
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Hiram Smith of Rochester, manufae-
turer of The Hiram Smith patent pillow,
died yesterday, aged IS.
Salmi Morse has received three months
license for his temple. 1t will be revoked
if the Passion Play is presented.
Secretary Folger arrived at Annapolis
with candidate for admission to the
naval academy yesterday and was received
with salute of fifteen guns.
Altho Thomas, treasurer of Tennessee
and P. P. Pickard the state comptroller
left for New York last night to arrange for
Ino AuAulAS VI VIC SIdIo ueOI.
John Pawson, of Bracebridge, o nt.,
while trying to rescue his children from a
burning house, yesterday, was burned to
death, with a ten year old son.
Sullivan will offer to fight Mitchell for
$2,000a side and use gloves,while Mitchell
may use bare fists. MITCHELL is said not 70
| be satisfied.
There is scare at st. GATHERINGS, Cana
ca, over a dynamiters attack to blow up
the Welland canal. Exposed points are
being protected.
Riley Anderson, sentenced to be hanged
at Columbia, S. c., on Friday for the muir
der of Lon Griffith, has been granted q
stay of proceedings.
John Name has been found guilty, with
out capital punishment at New Orleans,
for the killing of John Lahy, March 6, and
Gustave Hauter acquitted.
The temperance and liquor men are in
force at Ottawa, for and against the Ii
cense act which parliament has under con-
sideration.
A niece of Gen. Bragg, soaked her
clothes with coal oil and set them on fire,
at Galveston, Texas, yesterday, Cause
i'll health; she will die.
Northern and Midland railway collision
yesterday in England. One of the trains
was an excursion one from Grimsby.
Judge Hughes of the United States cir
cult court, of Virginia, has refused pre-
liminary injunction upon motion of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad for selling the
property of the company for taxes.
A heavy hail storm did much damage
along the line of the Norfolk aud Western
and Richmond & Petersburg railroads yes
terday and many telegraph poles were
blown down.
Gov. Robert W. Harley, of British Hon.
duras, arrived at New Orleans yesterday
and was received by Mayor Behan. He
takes steamer for New York to day, and
from thence sails to England.
James P. Rogers, Catholic priest OF
Boston, was yesterday robbed of $50 al
New York by swindlers whom he met or
the street and whom he accompanied to a
saloon to see some cloth.
There was hail storm at Galveston
Texas, on Monday night, which penetrated
roofs and killed stock. A hail stone it is
asserted was brought into town after the
storm that weighed half a pound,
At the New York billiard tournament
last night, Sexton beat Carter by score OF
500 to 455, and Daily beat Wallace 500 tc
364.
Col. J. Condit Smith, of Chicago, was
married yesterday to Miss Swearlnger, Of
California, sister of Mrs. Justice Field
Miss Helen L. Eells, daughter of DR.
Eells, president of Lane seminary, at Gin
cinnati, was married yesterday morning
to Horace P. Livermore, of San Francisco
reported worth several million.
Gen. Josiah Gorgas, of Tuscaloosa, Ala.
graduate of West Point, died at the age
of sixty-fve yesterday morning. He served
through the Mexican war and was chief Of
ordnance in the Confederate army.
The creditors of Helena, Ark, which
owes $780, with 100000 taxable val
ues, agree to take so cents on the dollar il
twenty year bonds at per cent. interes
for five years, and 6 per cent. for the re-
mainder of that period.
The Indian troubles are sadly interrupt
, ing farming, herding and mining in Ari
! zoaa.
, Numbers of sailors at Montreal, belong
ing to ocean steamers service are DESERVING
/ for the upper lakes and higher wages.