Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-17
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Eleven business houses at Casey, ILL.,
were destroyed by fire Friday night. Loss
$4,000.
Magee & Pafenbach's grain elevator
at Emore, Ohio, was burned yesterday
morning, with contents. Loss $4,000; in
surance $500.
The birthday OF Porfrio Diaz was cele
brated with great enthusiasm yesterday IL
the city of Mexico.
It is alleged at Lima that the cure ssoi
Cayua caused the assassination Of Leodo.
ra Morales, governor of Huarnico, whose
head was paraded through the streets OF
Cayua.
Eighteen deaths from yellow fever oc-
CURED in Havana last week.
The message of the president of Mexico
to be read to the congress this evening
treats of the improving financial indus
trial condition of the country, of the close
relations with the United States and of the
efforts of the government to promote de-
sirable immigration.
Near Corsicana, Texas, Friday night,
$4,000 rails enclosing A. B. Loves past
ures we're burned by incendiaries, and wire
fences in the vicinity were cut at several
points.
Emperor William yesterday inaugural
the grand army maneuvers at Merzburg by
sitting in the saddle three hours to review
the first army corps.
party of Croatian laborers on rail
way in Pesth, Hungary, having engaged
in a riot yesterday, sixteen of them were
arrested.
The Mitchell and Slade prize fight is of
and gloved bruising match is being ar
ranged for Mitchell and William Sh!rif
the Prussian.
The fftieth anniversary Of Mexican in
dependence and the advent of the Mexican
national railway, were celebrated at Sal
tillo, Mexico, yesterday.
A long drought in central Arkansas was
broken yesterday by a rain of several
hours duration, which was much needed by
the growing cotton.
The national conference of charities and
corrections will assemble in Louisville
Tuesday of next week, Sept. rs. Gov.Knott
will deliver an address of welcome.
At Atlanta, Ga, yesterday, Simmons &
Drummond, produce merchants, lost $780,
600 by fire.
Shaw & Dow's bakery and cracker fac
tory at Cedar Rapids, Ia, was burned yes
terday morning. Loss, $4,000; insurance
$4,000.
Pensacola was still healthy yesterday.
There are three new cases of fever at the
navy yard, but no deaths.
Forest fires are raging extensively in
eastern and northern Maine.
Hon. Parrish Firman, the most promin-
ent cotton planter in Georgia, died at
Aillsdgeville Friday hight.
fire at Dslphss, O., yesterday morning
entirely consumed the extensive works Of
the Pittsburg Hoop and Barrel company.
The night wstchDan was burned - death.
Loss SO, 600; insurance. $4,000.
The steamship Indspsndsnt, aground
near Frespsrs, L. l., was safely hauled OF
the beach yesterday.
The grave of Lewis Carter, who was
executed at Southampton court house, w,
Va, last June, was robbed Friday night
and the body carried OF.
Lord Derby has advised the colonial au-
thorities of Australia that the proposed
annexation of Samoa and other Pacific
islands would violate international law
under which the Island tribes have been
recognized as independent states.
The light ship which went adrift in re-
cent gales off the Frying Pan shoals of
North Carolina and which was thought to
be lost, has been foand and towed into
port with the crew all safe.
The governor of New Hampshire has
issued message adjourning the legisla-
fura tn tho Iaat Wednasdar in May. 1285