Daily globe., 1883-05-28
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The Collinsville, ILL.,, strikers have COM
pletely subsidized.
There were twenty-five deaths from yell
low fever in Havana last week.
The Buffalo police are ordered to sup
press all gambling and combinations.
Chas. Bischoff, prominent and wealthy
Staten Island brewer, died yefterday.
Vignaux easily won last nights billiard
game over Dion in score of 500 to 4O7.
Last night man was beaten to death
with beer glass in Pittsburg, Pa, sa-
loon.
News from Constantinople says that
Elkader, the famous Algerine chief, is
dead.
The free-for-all purse of the June meet
ing at Cleveland has been increased to
$1,50O.
The wife of ex-Gov. Bishop, of Ohio,
died of pneumonia at Cincinnati yesterday
morning.
The ship Northampton, loaded with cot
ton and stoves, is wrecked on MoIasses
reef at Key West.
Chief Justice Sharswood of the PennsyI-
vania supreme court, probably deceased
this morning.
Edward Blymer, brother of Heistel Bly,
mer, member of congress from Pennsyl-
vania, died Saturday.
The Irish land leagues of Chicago all
organized last night as branch of the
national league of America.
Two steamers stove in the schooner Ne
tropolis near Escanaba yesterday, and tow
ed her ashore. The steamers were unin-
jured.
G. Fl. Williams, manager Of th. Chase
piano manufacturing company. 'CE Gin
| ciunati, was found dead in his be g.. Bic
bile, Ala.
| At o'clock the condition of jas ".
| Sheehan of the Chicago Tribune was so
critical that it was thought he could sur
| vive bu- few hours.
The shoe manufacturer lockout at Gin
cinnati is ended, the workmen receding
from their refusal to finish up goods com
menced by non-union men.
W. I. Northcote at Brossier parish, La,
shot aud killed j. B. ONeill, cattle deal
er from Mississippi, yesterday. The muir
| derer was arrested.
| IA six days walking match opened at
Baltimore early this morning with large
crowd in attendance. Dan Barns of Chi
cago is one of the contestants.
The city of Mobile received home the
! Mobile Rifles, the victors III the competi-
| tion at Worthwhile, with great enthusiasm
and an illumination of the city.
W. 81. Beck, charged with bigamy es-
capped from Baltimore Jail Wednesday, and
being in danger of recapture by the police
ast night, is thought to have shot himself
| atally.
Hanlan and Kennedy with their boats,
have arrived at Point of Pines, near Bos-
ton, and the measurement of their boat
race course was made yesterday after
| noon.
John Zoph shot and mortally wounded
| Christian Musler at Indianapolis last
evening and then shot and killed himself.
| Result os an old feud. They were related
by marriage.
| At Stones mill, near Mattoon, ILL.,, on
| Saturday night boiler burst IN two and
the ends were blown 500 yards apart.
janet johnson was killed and two other
men fatally injured.
The Irish and Italians had a pitched
battle on Cherry street, New York yester-
day. One Italian fatally injured and one
Irishman slightly. Sticks, stones, stilet-
toes and revolvers were freely used.
State Senator Thomas Fish, of Iowa, was
found by the Chicago police on Friday
night on the railroad tracks in demented
condition, supposing that he was being
pursued by the locomotive headlights.
Gov. Grant af Colorado and other dis
tinguished gentleman of that state are
visiting the Illinois, Indiana and Ohio
state capitol3 looking about for the best
plans for a new structure of the ki nd in
their own state.
There is a railroad war in rates, It COM
menced by the Rock Island road making
its fare from Chicago to Missouri river
points $5. The Burlington followed by
making its fare to Council Bluffs, st. Joe,
Atchison and Kansas City fifty cents, and
then the Rock Island came down to the
same rates to like points. 1t is rumored a
ten cent rate will be the next move.