Daily globe., 1883-07-10
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

eta on Monday.
The Malagassy embassy sailed from
Liverpool for Madagascar yesterday.
Fifty American wheelmen arrived at
Toronto yesterday on tour through Can
ada.
Two merchant firms were burned out at
Eatonville, Ga, on Sunday with a loss of
$4,000.
Charles Marshall, twelve years old, was
drowned at Shelbyville, Tenn, while bath
ing yesterday afternoon.
James Keenan, and Geo. Guizel row
three miles with turn race at New York
for $1,000 in few days.
A prize fight is being arranged between
Jimmy Murray and Geo. Fitzjames for
$500 side at New York city.
Burglars robbed the house of John
Pierce, near Williamsburg, o., last night,
securing $400 and gold watch.
An old MANNED seaman committed sui
eide by jumping from an upper story win
dow, at Bellefontaine, o., yesterday.
The trial of Charles Upton commenced
at Rochester yesterday for overdrawing
his account in the Preston City bank.
James Alexander of Erie. Pa, dropped
dead yesterday Oh the dock while wheeling
wheeIbarrow in loading the propeller
Raleigh.
B. Stanbin, translator to the British
house of commons and French writer,
dropped dead in the streets of London
yesterday.
The English say the American rife team
is slow in getting the range of the bulls
eye, but when they do they hang to it with
great tenacitY.
The report that Marcus r. Meyer, Alb,
bey's manager, had died in San Francisco
is denied, his name having been mixed up
with another mans.
The rumor that the Montreal Orange
men assisted by their brethren in Ontario
are to make general parade in the for
mer city is denied.
President Nordheimer of the Federal
Bank of Toronto, has accepted the service
in the writ in the Farley suit for 100000
damages for libel.
The steamship Nante from New Orleans
to Liverpool with cotton, is aground in
the south pass and tug boats and barges
| are trying to get her OFF.
A few more of the ring leaders in the
Ely riot, in New Hampshire, have been ar
! rested, and no further demonstration by
the miners is expected.
The customs and internal revenue re-
| ceipts of the government for the first
week in July were $54O,769 more than in
the same week in 1882.
A large number of witnesses are sum-
moned to the meeting of the investigation
committee at the Bath, n. Y, Soldiers
home, which meets to-day.
The night watchman of the franklin
furnace at Middletown, n. Y, shot burglar
dead while robbing the store of the iron
company on Sunday night.
The cattle plague is ended by the death
of all the cattle in the Behera district in
Egypt and now the cotton worm has com
menceo putting in his destructive work,
Judge Dawson, of Denver, fined Willard
Teller $500 yesterday for contempt of
court for filing an answer in the case of
Tabor vs.. Bush which was of scandalous
nature.
Francis B. Webber of Cambridge has
been arrested and committed in default of
$4,000 bail for swindling the Alta Gold
and Silver Mining company of Mexico out
of 100000.
A continuous stream of people passed
through the Episcopal residence at Gin
cinnati yesterday, to view the remains of
Archbishop Purcell. The body will be
placed in the cathedral to-day.
During the excitement of a small blaze
in the Appleton manufacturing company's
machine shop atAppleton, Wis, yesterday
little daughter of Anton Guberes was
| drowned in water works tank,
Ex-senator Tabor denies the rumor that
he paid Architect Hill $4,000 to secure the
location of the Denver postoffice buildings.
He says he never had any dealings with
| Hill except in the most public manner.
John Gilmore, colored, before the court
yesterday, denied having confessed to
firing the Bridgewater almshouse and is
held for examination to-day. An escaped
inmate named Wheeler is held as a wit
ness.
Locusts are making sad work in Vene-
zuela. They are penetrating inland and
destroyed all vegetation in the neighbor-
hood of II oran II one night. It is feared
they will soon reach the fertile valleys of
the Caracas.
The representatives of the lines between
Chicago and the Ohio river. known as the
0hio river pool held two secret meetings
at Cincinnati yesterday without coming
to an agreement, and adjourned to
Chicago, July 19.
Members of the fremen's charitable as
sociation OF New Orleans have volunteered
TO extinguish fires on shipboard, steamers
and other craft, free OF pay, salvage or
costs, 10 see if they cannot put an end by
this action to incendiarism on water craft
and consequent salvage claims at that
port.
.3-EveIy color Of the Diamond Dyes IS per
feet See the samples of the colored cloth at the
druggists. Unequalled for brilIiancy.
SPORTING NOTES.
CtjHgStOne Disabled.
CLEVELAND. July 9.-Owing to a cracked