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Daily globe., 1883-08-07
A TOUGH TIMR OF IT.


TOLEDO, o., Aug. Crank W. Smith
formerly prisoner Of war at Anderson
Vile, Millen, Ga, Black Sheer, Florida, and
Florence, N. c., and now general secretary
of the railroad Young Mems Christian AS
sociation of this city, will hold religious
services next Sabbath at the famous
providence Springs" which broke out
within the stockade while he was q pris-
oner at Andersonville. Mr.. Smith takes
with him $4,000 national flags one to be
placed upon each of 1916 graves in the
national cemetery near the old stockade.
In this labor Of love, he will be assisted by
some of those who wore the grey. Next
Thursday the ladies of Atlanta will meet
at the Young Mems Christian Association
rooms and arrange the flags for this me-
mortal service. The Continental Guards
Of New Orleans during their recent visit
to this city sent Smith contribution to
aid in the purchase of the flags.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
GREAT BRITAIN.

LoLDoN, Aug, "a great demonstration
took place to-day in Trafalgar sqnare, the
object OF which was to protest against the
exclusion of Bradlaugh from the house of
commons. Thirty thousand persons were
present. They passed a resolution favor
ing resistance of Bradlaugh of the mandate
of the house of commons. Copies of the
resolutions will be forwarded to Queen
Victoria, Gladstone and to the speaker of
the house.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-To-day is the regular
bank holiday and all exchanges are clos
ed.
DUBLIN, Aug. 6.-Michael Da7itt receiv-
ed an ovation from the population of Kill
kee, County Claire, yesterday. In a
speech he said the government were re-
duced to such weakness that they could
not protect the life of one of their viIest
instruments.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-There were thirteen
deaths from cholera among the British
troops in Egypt on Sunday. There has
been great improvement among both
troops and people the last twelve hours,
there being but thirty deaths in Cairo in
that period. OF the nine deaths in
Alexandria on Sunday all occurred near
the Mahmondieh canal, the filth of which
is being moved by the overflow of the
| Nile. Yesterday five fresh cases were re
ported in the same quarter. When all
the filth is removed it is expected the
health of the district will improve.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-Capt. Phelan of Kansas
City, the man reported to be Identical with
O'Donnell, the slayer of James Carey, is
sojourning at Cork.
Parnen cabled that he will be unable to
visit America until after the coming gen
eral election in Great Britain and Ireland.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-Nine persons were
drowned in Lincolnshire by the upsetting
of boat.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-In the commons the
under foreign secretary said there was
some misunderstanding ia regard to the
nature of the duties of Clifford Lloyd, in
Egypt. Gladstone stated that the cholera
greatly delayed the reorganization of
Egypt, and that the early withdrawal of
the British troops from that country was
not likely, as a stable government must be
established before they are recalled.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07

HARD times seem to have struck New
England amidships. The failures of last
week in Boston and Brockton, Mass, were
supplemented yesterday by the suspension
of the Vermont National bank Of st. AL
bans, heretofore regarded as one of the
most conservative and substantial financial
institutions in New England. The causes
of the failure, depreciation in railroad
stocks and other securities and unfortun-
ate speculations, are evidences that even in
Vermont the speculative mania is domi-
nant among those who have the handling
of other peoples money.
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FRANCE.

ROME, Aug. 6.-The letter of President
Grevy to the pope in answer to the com
munication of his holiness relative tc
church matters in France justifes the posi-
ton taken by the French government
against the attack of the clergy says he
hopes an agreement between his govern.
ment and the vatican will be arrived al
now that both parties take stand upon a
loyal observance of the concordat.
PARIS, Aug. 6.-Jules AYonssolm, pro-
fessor of organic chemistry, has been
ordered to go to Egypt and study the fea-
lures of the cholera epidemic there.
PARIS, Aug. President Grevy has
telegraphed his coincidence to King Hum
bert and given 1000 francs toward the re-
lief of the sufferers of Ischia. A cabinet
council gave $3.50 francs.
PARIS, Aug. 6.-Etienne, member of the
chamber of deputies for Oran, fought a
duel to-day with journalist named Mira
beau. The latter accused the former of
corruption. Mirabeau was wounded.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE

The first bale of new cotton weighing
465 pounds was received at Montgomery,
Ala, Yesterday and was sold to Mobile
parties at thirteen cents pound.
Forty-one more Cuban Insurgents liber-
ated from Spanish fortresses arrived at
Havana yesterday.
Huamachuco and four other Peruvian
towns have offered allegiance to the lyle
sias government.
Il. G. Towne's grocery store and dwell
ling, and J. R. Robinson's cabinet shop,
at Hardwick Center, Mass, were
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Horace Lambs wire and grist mills were
burned at Northampton, Mass, yesterday.
Loss $4,000, and insured for $4,000.
Mrs. M. E. Murray, wife of Judge Allen
Murray, of Cloverport, KY, and sister of
Geo. Eli Murray, of Utah, deceased yes
terday.
The Baltimore delegates to the knights
Templars Conclave at San Francisco leave
that city this morning.
Mr.. Gladstone says that permanent
British protection over Egypt is not in
tended.
The first annual meeting of the associa-
Il0n OF OQlOu hruy dy LII dSeOAS "oo AoAo
at Cape May, N. j., last evening. and the
organization completed.
The telegraphers strike is ended in New
Brunswick, and they have voluntarily re-
turned to work.
The Wright Braid Manufacturing COM
pany's works, ct Lawrence, Mass. were
burned yesterday, throwing 165 operatives
out of employment. Loss $150,O00, and
insured for S66,000.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
Those Principles Of Lac.

4HOSe EFtHcCptSS " LOt''
This is what the Press and Dakotaian
says:
Hughes is whlstling to keep up his cour-
age. This is what he told the Sioux City
Journal:
Hon. Alex Hughes, president of the Da-
kota capital commission, returned yester-
day from Yankton, where he was engaged
with Col. Villas, of Madison, in argument
for the defeuse in the quo warranto pro-
ceedings. He said that he lad no
doubt of the result. The principles of
law laid down by Col. Villas were in
controvertible and were only opposed by
jury harangues by the counsel of the COM
planning party. Although not certain
as to the decision of the court to which
the argument has now been submitted, he
felt no fears of the final adjudication.
After Judge Moody and the other at
torneys had wrestled for a while with the
aforesaid principles of law they were very
much less incontrovertible than when they
first fell from the lips of Colonel Villas.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
Separation.

The attitude of the Northern Pacific
railroad in relation to the opening of the
great Sioux reservation forms an addition
al reason for separation from the north. It
is fact beyond dispute that northern
Dakota is, and always will be, controlled
by that corporation, which is using its en-
deavors, in its own interest, to prevent the
cession of any portion of the Sioux reser-
vation. With Dakota admitted as a whole
it would send to Washington a senator
and a representative from the north
who would be liable to oppose any treaty
with the Indians in behalf of the
south. Opposition from the state to be
affected by the treaty would be fatal to the
hopes of south Dakota. This is onIy one
illustration of the diverse interests of the
two sections. They have already differed
radically upon important questions and
always will. Besides, the south does not
care to be attached for governmental pur-
poses to railroad corporation which
owns one-sixth of the entire domain of
Dakota. We have witnessed the first re-
suit of Its corrupting power-the CAPITAL
of Dakota has been located in the geo
graphical center of the Northern Pacific
tract.-Press and Dakotaian.
1t is perfectly natural that a cornora.
tion, owning as much land as does the
Northern Pacific, to object to the opening
OF more territory for settlement. But
the fact Is a very small
portion of north Dakota is
controlled by the company. Reports have
been made IN South Dakota that Fargo is
opposed to the division of the territory.
and that all her influence would be thrown
against the measure, but it is not fact;
with the exception of few demagogue
politicians and few of the followers-for-
patronage of the federal government of
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
CASUALTIES.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
disease.

DETROIT, Aug. 6.-Saturday afternoon
the boiler of portable engine employed
in cutting wood for the Michigan Central
Railroad company, near Oyemaw, explod-
ed killing three men, Ira Brand, F. 0.
WiIIet and tho name of the third is un-
koOwr.
POISONED BY FESTIVAL ICE CREAM
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 6.-At Camden,
on Friday night, many persons partook of
ice cream at a Baptist church festival, and
on Saturday fifty-nine were taken serious
ly i'll. One child died and only about
two-thirds Of the victims are yet pro-
nounced out of danger.
Another dispatch states that sixty per-
sons were poisoned. Twelve persons are
still in critical condition. A daughter of
z. B. Shiver, who was poisoned, is dead.
Two negroes and one woman, all colored,
are arrested on a charge of attempting to
poison the family of Andrew Daniel, of
Spartenburg.
FELL FROM TRAIN.
W1LKEsRARRE, Pa, Aug. 6.-Wm. Fees,
of Pittsburg, fell from an excursion train
on the Lehigh Valley railroad this morn
ing. The cars passed over him and his
body was horribly mangled. He was re-
moved to the hospital alive, but could not
recover.
A FAMOUS BULL FIGHTER FATALLY TOSSED.
MEXICO, Aug. 6.-Felicitos Mejia, the
famous bull fighter, was fatally hurt yes
terday. He was tossed into the air by a
bull which again caught the man on his
horns as he fell. The building was crowd
ed at the time and the greatest excitement
prevailed.
WELLAND CANAL ACCIDENT.
CORNWALL, Ont, Aug. 6.-The barge
Argo ran into and broke two gates of lock
No. 10. Navigation was suspended forty
eight hours.
A TOUGH TIME OF IT.
ST. JOHN, N. B., Aug. 6.--Two American
fishermen, Charles Taylor and Edward
Landry got astray from the fishing vessels
on the Grand banks, and landed at Ire.
passey, after five days and nights without
food or water. The men were terribly ex.
haustn5
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SPORTING.
1!ou,eo,ftH Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, N. j., Aug. 6.-Eliza.
beth stakes for 3-year-old fllies, mile and
quarter-Carnation 1st, Breeze I'd, Vim
tage Sd. Time, 2:12.
Freehold stakes, all ages, one and half
miles-Won by Eole after a good race, de-
feating Monitor. Only two horses started.
Time, 2:3e.
Free handicap, one and quarter miles
Jack of Hearts 1st, Topsey I'd, Girofa
Sd. Time, 2:12.
Mile-Long Knight 1st, Checkmate I'd,
Heel and Toe Sd. Time, :43.
Handicap steeple chase, full course
Kitty Clark won, Pasha I'd, Captain York
Sd. Time, 5:1S14.
Charlemagne stopped after taking the
water Jump.
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A Fort Street Fire-ColIfston With ;
Carriage.

Carriage.
At SIT last evening a fire alarm was
turned in from box z, No. 3 engine house
The fire was in two story frame building.
397 Fort street, owned and occupied by G.
A. Lains as butcher shop and dwelling,
The fire started on the first floor of the
rear part of the building, from
which stairs leading to the
second floor, up which the
flames ran quickly communicating the
fire to the upper story. The upper divis-
ion of the fire department were soon on
hand and good work confined the fire to
the rear part of the building and upper
story of the main building. The rear was
pretty we'll consumed as was the roof of
the main building, while the.partitions and
side walls were badly damaged. The loss
on the building is estimated at $500, and
on contents by water and fire 500, in
surance Si,5oO.s 1.-THE origin of the fire is
unaccounted for.
While going to fire the hook and ladder
truck collided near Seven corners with a
two seated buggy, in which were two ladies
and driver, wrecking the buggy aud
throwing the occupants out. The ladies were
uninjured, but the driver was slightly
bruised. The names of the parties could
not be learned. Assistant Engineer Hill
debrand says the driver of the buggy had
timely warning to get out of the way of
the truck, but he seemed to lose his pres
ence of mind, and instead of going to one
side drove in front, so that the collision
was unavoidable.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
THE EARTHQUAKE.

NAPLES, Aug. 6.-Nineteen persons in
jured by the disaster at Isehia have died in
the hospitals here during the last week.
One hundred others also wounded were
discharged from the hospitals cured.
A child which was buried in the ruins at
Casamacciola at the time of the earth
quake on the 28th ult., was rescued alive
last Saturday.
The Pope has decided to make the arch
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
Foot Race.

Jamestown Alert: There was quite a
little excitement on Sixth avenue one even
ing recently, the occasion being foot race
between Blum, champion of the German
empire, and Phoenix, belt wearer of the
Kingdom of Great Britain. They ran one
hundred yards, and to make it even Blum
was given seven yards the start, which,
contrary to expectations, he held to the
other end of the track. The only accident
was that Blum came near running into the
river a half mile north of town before he
could stop, and if he had he might have
been drowned.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. 6.-The first dash, five
furlosgs, for maiden two-year-olds result
ed in dead heat between Hanah and
Deicher, King Kyrle third. Time: 1:O424
Second race, mile and furlong-Won by
Owen Bowling, Bucaneer I'd, Slocum Sd.
Time: 2:5715.
Third race, three-quarter mile-Won by
Ascender Pearl, Jennings I'd, Bay Sedan
Sd. Time: 1853.
Fourth race, one mile-Won by Taxgath.
erer, Glengarine I'd, Calloa Sd. Time
1:44I
Dead heat in the first race to be run off
The run-off between Deicher and Hanah
was won by the former. Time: 104.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
4 HIGHLY COLORED ROT.

Two Men Arrested for Robbing Kitchen
Girls at a Fifth Street Negro Resort.
David Blaisdell and a man haiIing from
the city of brotherly love, who gave his
name as John Doe, have gotten themselves
into a decidedly unpleasant situation.
They, with another party, who succeeded
in eluding the officers, were on sstoot'
last evening, and shortly before II o'clock
they brought up at Martins dive on Fifth
street. Rere after getting some beer the
party began, as is charged, to explore the
kitchen where two wenches, one bleached
and the other full color, were at work.
After they had retired one of the wenches
made the discovery that her port-monaie,
laying, as she said, on table, had been
relieved of $3.50. The woman at
once gave chase, when the men broke
and run in opposite direc-
tions, but Blaisdeu ana Doe, as he called
himself, were soon overhauled by officers
and taken to police headquarters, where
the two wenches soon appeared and iden-
titled them as two of the men in the kitch-
en- when the money was stolen. Upon
being searched, a five cent piece, cut out
as charm, was found in BlaisdelPs vest
pocket, which the wench losing the money
said belonged to her and was in the port
monte with the money stolen. Doe denies
being in the kitchen at all, while Blaisdell
explained his possession of the charm by
saying it had been given to him early in
the evening", and that it was part of put
up job to blackmail them by the charge OF
the theft. Blaisdsll put up $50 for the ap-
pearance of himself and partner before
Judge Burr this morning.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
DAKO4A&NOuqAUA

1.-The Daily GLOBE has established North
western Bureau devoted to the news and general
interests of Dakota and Montana. The head
quarters of the bureau viii be located at Fargo,
with an Office on Broadway nearly opposite the
Headquarters Hotel, and adjoining the Red
River National Bank. Parties having mail
correspondence relative to this section
of the country should address DAILY GLOBE,
Fargo, D. T.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Aug. 6.-The German admiralty
have ordered commanders of men of war
to limit their supplies of American picked
pork to what is necessary for the susie
nance of the crews during the passage
home of the vessels from foreign stations.
The object of the order is to avoid the
handling of any such pork at German
ports.
BERLIN, Aug. Ga special Chinese en- :
voy has arrived here.
BERLIN, Aug. Eek Empress Eugenie
has arrived at Carlsbad.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07

MATTERS begin to look little dubious
for the telegraph operators now on a
strike. They have been unable to obtain
any concessions from either the Western
Union or Baltimore & Ohio companies, the
chief employers. The service of these
companies has been greatly crippled, and
it was thought that by ordering the rail-
road operators out on a strike the embar-
rassment would be SO great that compli-
ance with the demands of the brotherhood
would be imperative. The railroad opera
tors were ordered out yesterday on the
Wabash system, and on the Delaware,
Daily globe., 1883-08-07

Lackawanna s. Western road. The officers
of the Wabash system report. that thus far
the order of the brotherhood has been
obeyed by but four operators, while on the
Lackawanna road not single man has
left his key. To-day, however, different
aspect may be apparent, as the order to
strike on the Gould roads: becomes general
at noon
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
The brighton Races.

BRIGHTON BEACH, Aug. 6.-Hurdle race,
mile and half-Moscow 1st; Ben Edwards
ID, Ranger Sd. Time-2:49.
Michigan 1st, Lewinsky ID, Emma
E Sd. Time-1:46.
Mlle-BIue String 1st, Calleron I'd, Min
ME K Sd. Hme-14515.
Mile and quarter-Nellie Peyton 1st,
Luke Fogle I'd, Mamie Fields Sd. Time
2:11.
Mile and eighth-Newsboy 1st, Arsenic
I'd, p. II. Sd. Time-2:02.
Mile and eighth, auction race--Flanders
1st, Lord Edward I'd, Babcock Sd. Time
-1:5715,
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
Report of the Secretary of the State Board

of Charities.
At the meeting of the state board of cor
rections and charities, to-day, the secretary,
Rev. Fl. II. Hart, will report the result of
his correspondence with similar boards
throughout the United States. He received
communications from the secretaries of
the boards of Rhode Island, Connecticut,
New York, Michigan. Illinois and Wiscon-
Land the national conference OF charities
His report will quote extracts from these
letters on the general subject of the duties
of boards of charities and the methods OF
their work. 1t will also give the subject
of his own observations of the st. Paul
workhouse, poor house, and reform school
and the jail of Ramsey. Hennepin, Mobiles
and Dakota counties, It will likewise
treat Of the relations Of this to Other
boards such as the lunacy commission
inspectors of the state prison, the state
| board of health, etc.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
Testing the Validity OF the Councils Saloon

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-The citizens of the
league began q.o Uarramto proceedings
to-day against John B. Drake, proprietor
of the Grand Pacific hotel, to test the
validity of the ordinance passed by the
law went into effect, fixing the price of a
prescribed by the state law. This is done
to bring matters to speedy issue. The
saloon keepers thus far have been fighting
for delay.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
Gathering OF the Photographers.

MILWAUKEE Aug. 6.-The fourth annual
convention of the photographers associa-
ton of America opens here tomorrow to
continue for four days. Fully 1000 dele
gates will be present and a great success
is looked for. The exhibition work will
be very large and fine.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
Ocean Steannshins

New YORK, Aug. 6.-Arrived: The
steamer Helvetia from Liverpool, the Bal.
tic from Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 6.-Arriyed: The
Lord Give from Philadelphia.
LONDON, Aug. 6.--Arrived out: The
Italia from New York, Scandinavian
from Boston and Sarnia from Montreal
Daily globe., 1883-08-07

SIX cases of champagne, three cases Of
Rhine wine, four gallons OF old Bourbon,
three gallons of old Cognac, five gallons of
Bordeaux wines, constituted the "commis-
sary" that accompanied President Arthur
on his Yellowstone park expedition. After
leaving Chicago he devoted himself large
ly to the wine room of his palace car.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07

The people are in danger when offices
are bought. The Republican party bought
the Presidency. The money for the pur-
pose was in part stolen. The president
was murdered in a quarrel over the spoils
of Office. Arthur is president, now, and
wants to be his own successor. "Turn the
Rascals out"
Daily globe., 1883-08-07

RETURNS from the Kentucky election re-
ceived late last night indicate the election
of Knott, the Democratic governor, by 45,-
900 majority. Henry Clay, grandson of
the great Henry,was defeated for the legis-
Iature after one Of. the hottest fights on
racord
Daily globe., 1883-08-07

THE chamber Of commerce added to the
boom yesterday by purchasing the site on
the corner of Robert and Sixth streets,
indicated by the SUNDAY GLOBE. A build
ing commensurate with the site will follow
in due time.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07

SMITH NJ. WEED, of New York, says it
will be bright hour for the Democratic
party if Mr.. Tilden will permit his name
to be used in 1884. "The old ticket" he
says, 'would sweep the country like
whiElwind.'' The Republican party must
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
Confessed Judgment.

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Iram G. Crawford.
proprietor of the Crawford house, has con.
fessed judgment in favor of Charles E.
Tuerk, of Chicago, to-day for $4,000 and
Otto G. Schulenberg, of st. Louis, for
$4,000. This is understood to be about
the extent of the liabilities. The assets
are estimated at $4,000.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
Tie Penitentiasy Bwi1ding.

Bismarck Tribune: Contractor Megan
has ordered 100000 brick to be shipped
from Sims for the construction of the
pen1tentlary. The contract for stone
trimmings has been awarded TO the Bis
marck Artificial Stone company, and
Superintendent Jermaine will give the
builders the very best of material. The
foundation will be of field stone, 450 yards
of which ore now on the grounds.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
Ne,c Fork Yacht Cl.b Contest.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Aug. 6.-The New
York Yacht club contended to-day for the
Goslet cup. The Montauk won the race
for schooners, the Oracle for sloops, and
the yacht Arrow lost overheard Peter
Hansen, a young Norwegian seaman.
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
More Highway Robbery.

A little after II o'clock last night,
Jacob Jansen, an old well known resident
of the city, appeared at police headquar-
ters, and reported that he had been held up
and robbed by two tramps. The affair
took place about 10 o'clock, near the cor
ner of Exchange and Chestnut streets. He
was thrown down by one man, and held so
that he could not make a noise, while the
other relieved him of his money and valu-
ables, consisting of an Elgin watch, SAG
in bills. two 25c scrip bills, and railroad
ticket to Mendoza. After the robbery the
two men ran off in the direction of the
river
Daily globe., 1883-08-07

The more the politicians fawn the deep
er is the degradation of their party. If
the Republican party hopes for decent
exit from power it will let Arthur~go back
to his pot-house companions. He is the
smallest and most contemplate figure
that has ever appeared in American poll
Daily globe., 1883-08-07
Base Ball,

At adelphia-Baltimore "A; Athlet-
les 8.
At Springfield -Springfelds 5; Fort
Waynes O.
At New -Metropolitans Z; Ale
ghaneys 3.
At Toledo-Toledo 6: Bay City 0.