Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-11
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Lorne and Louise leave Ottawa to-day
Tor England.
G. j. Dewey, the Montreal forger, has
been arrested in San Antonio, Texas.
The Grand Commandery Knights Tenn
plar of Wisconsin will meet next year in
La Crosse.
Rev. DR.. Ewers, of New York, stricken
with paralysis while preaching in Mon
treal Sunday, died yesterday morning.
Archbishops Feehan, Corrigan and
Gibbons, and Bishops Chatard and Cleary,
sailed from New York yesterday for Rome.
The strike of street car drivers in Wash
ington has ended by the men returning to
work under pledge not to join any
union.
The biennial session of the convention
of the A. 0. q. W. at Buffalo was attended
last evening by many delegates from
abroad.
A cyclone struck Arcadia, Wis, Tues
day night, destroying a number of farm
buildings and killing several head of
live stock.
A yard engine of the Georgia Central
railroad exploded at Augusta yesterday,
fatally scalding W. q. Sharr, engineer,
and Tom Watkins, fireman.
The reports Of yellow fever having
broken out at Beaverton, Ala, and in Gal
weston, Texas, are contradicted by the
health officers Of those places.
The state council of Switzerland has is
sued decree expelliDg Miss Booth and
all foreigners suspected Of the intention Of
organizing Salvation army meetings.
The steamer Maid of the Mist ran the
lower rapids of Niagara river yesterday
afternoon and remained in the whirlpool
ten minutes. Ten thousand people wit
messed the feat.
Reports Of the appearance of counter
felt postal notes at various interior points
OF Illinois and Wisconsin are discredi5ed
by the Chicago postmaster.
Free bridges having been adopted at
Rome, Ga, by an overwhelming majority,
the advocates of free bridges last evening
celebrated their victory by firing salute
of one hundred guns.
The treasurer Of the Cape Cod Ship
Canal company has deposited with the
state treasurer of Massachusetts 100000
in United States bonds, the guarantee re-
qnired under the charter.
The Danish polar steamer Dymphire is
anchored off Vardo, Norway, and il is be-
lieved her commandant, Lieut. Hovgaard,
has accomplished the intention of COM
pleting CHART of Kars sea.
4 rumor was current at Ottawa, Ont,
yesterday, that a private cable message to
a Dominion official reported that Sir Stat
ford Northcote was shot and dangerously
wounded ct a small town in Ireland Tues
day.
Every physician in Pensacola, Fla, has
signed certificate that 10 case OF yellow
fever exists in that city. There is great
excitement there over the course of DR..
Cochrane and the position in which he has
placed Pensacola.
Senator Edmunds stated in Washington
yesterday that Immediately on the organi-
zation of the next congress he will re-
sign his place as president pro tenn of the
senate and Senator Anthony will be elect
ed in his plsce.
The sixteenth annual convention of the
Railroad Conductors Life Insurance
was held in Cincinnati yester-
day, with 11S delegates. The presidents
annual report states that twenty-one
died, five were killed and two
disabled during the year.
At the bankers convention, in session |
in Louisville yesterday, addresses were
delivered by George S. Coy, president of
the association, and by John j. knon,
comptroller of the currency. The latter
urged that the bonds of other great ma
tions ought hereafter be safely issued as
basis for BANKING under our national sys-
tenn.