Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-31
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Watson's paper mill at Ea1rvleW, Pa,
was burned yesterday.
The Republican state convention in New
Jersey is called for Sept. IS.
The president and party started for the
Lower Yellowstone falls yesterday.
st. Georges Union of North America
hold their next convention at Chicago.
A heavy gale at Halifax on Wednesday
night did much damage to shipping.
The peasants in Austro Hungary are
continuing their persecution of the Jews.
The estate of Nevada from GIoryon,
arrived at the port of New York yesterday.
The Slade- Mitchell prize fighters have
got over misunderstanding they have
had.
The Gen. Zachary Taylor statue is to be
unveiled Sept. 20 and his monument dedi
Gated.
A strong shock of earthquake was felt at
Guayaquil on Tuesday, which lasted fifteen
seconds.
A. Martins lumber mill in New Orleans
has suspended, with $4,000 liabilities and
$4,000 assets.
The Lowville, N. Y, chair factory was
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000, and in
sured for $4,000.
Hon. john Rice, prominent Republican
politician, died suddenly of heart disease
at Buffalo yesterday.
Secretary Chandler and family sailed
from Bangor, Me-, in the Tallapoosa for
New York yesterday.
The testimony commences to-day at An
napolis in the court martial trial of seven
teen cadets for hazing.
A gravel train conductor on the Texas
Pacific road yesterday kicked a workman
which blow killed him.
An ice house was burned at V1ncennes,
Ind, yesterday morning. Loss $4,000
and insured for $4,000
The attendance yesterday upon the
greenback state convention in Williams
port, Pa, was very small.
His stepmother shot and killed Samuel
Rose at Houston, Tex, yesterday, in
family row while he was drunk.
New York holders CT Evansville city
bonds are having a discussion with its
mayor at the former city in relation to
them.
The directors of the Ohio Central rail
road will not pay the interest on their
river division bonds, falling due Septem-
Der 1.
There is a war of passenger rates be-
tween st. Louis and Louisville, and the
fare is now $3.50 and $3.50 to Chatta-
nooga.
had another joint discussion at Post
vile yesterday, before large crowd of
people.
The trial of Jenkins for the murder of
Rev. J. Laneborden at Mansfield, La, has
been postponed until January. The plea
is insanity.
The captain and officers of the United
States frigate Vandalia were entertained
last evening at a ball and supper in Mon
treal by the yacht club.
Edward G. Meacham, New York brok-
er has been arrested for stealing $500
worth of railroad bonds from the Office of
VIM. E. Tower, lawyer.
Edward Mulvaney, identified with Cath
Ollie education and literature, died sudden
ly at his desk in the Office of Calvary Gem
etery, Brooklyn. yesterday.
D. j. Mcknight, aged eighty years. an
old steamboat captain on the western
rivers, suicided by shooting himself
GA1OuRA IuO lOdN dG 1SOauOu. Lie, H6SI6r-
day.
Prof. Stewart Phelps, of Northampton,
Mass, when putting his gun into a canoe
at Lake Chamberlain, Me.,was accidentally
shot in the head and killed on Wednes-
day.
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Ohio are in session at Ohio. Arrangements
have been made by them to celebrate the
400th anniversary of Martin Luther's birth
next Friday.
Hon. John Sherman read an address on
the life and work of N. I. Downing, the
noted horticulturist and writer on rural ar
chitecture at home festival at Green
township, Ohio, yesterday.
John F. French, of New York, has pre-
sented the convention of deaf mutes, in
convention in that city, with a portrait in
oil of Able De Leppe, the originator of the
deaf and dumb alphabet.
Representatives from all the leading
cities meet at Pittsburg Oct. ~, to form
an independent base ball organization.
They are tired of what they call the eleven
men rule of the league and American as
ISOLATION.
At the close of the Ocean Grove, n. j.,
camp meeting yesterday, 5000 people
were present and 100 minister's admins
tered communion to 1900 persons. The
services concluded with marching
Around Jerusalem
Sylvester F. Fuller and Il. L. st. John,
cashier and assistant cashier, who robbed
the Jefferson, Ohio, Second National bank
Of $4,000, last December, were arrested in
Cleveland yesterday. They had been hid
ing away in Canada.
The grand jury in New Orleans recon-
mend the establishment of a crema-
tory under the direction of
the officers of the charity hospital, for the
purpose of burning the bodies of those
who die of contagious diseases.
NJ. Jules Ferry, the French prime minis
ter, says that in an election thirty royal
lists could not be chosen. He says if Count
Paris should issue a manifesto he would
not be permitted to return to France, and
if he did he would be expelled.
PERTH, Aug, 30.-Issen, president cf the
hungarian council has notified the,bank OF
Crotia that the Hungarian arms which
| were removed from official buildings in
| Agram by the Crotian malcontents must
be replaced. The Ban hesitates to obey