Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-18
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The plasterers OF Toronto, Ont, will
strike to day unless the employers pay
union rates.
The anniversary of the surrender OF
BGrgoyne, was celebrated at SchuyIerviIie.
II. Y, yesterday.
At Port Hope, Ont, $4,000 was stolen
yesterday from the office OF the Canadian
express company.
There is one colored editor in the Florida
ton management to-day.
At Hamilton, Ont., Marie McCabe, an
unmarried girl was sentenced to be hang
ed for drowning her infant.
At Hot Springs, Ark, yesterday Judge
Ward sentenced Harris, editor of the
Horse Shoe to ten days Imprisonment and
$50 fine for contempt of court.
The jury at Hot Springs, Ark, in the
case of D. G. RuQg, indicted for the MUIR
der of Charles Mathews, late editor of the
Hornet, rendered verdict of not guilty.
The Suburban, Bay State, Boston and
Northern Telephone companies of New
England, yesterday voted unanimously to
consolidate with the Bell Telephone COM
pany.
Five United States men of war dropped
anchor in the Hudson at Newburg, N. Y,
yesterday, having been ordered there to
assist in the centennial celebration at that
place.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Ohio yes
terday elected Joseph M. Goodspeed of
Athens to be grand master and Samuel
Itocher Williams of Newark deputy grand
master.
Dietrich Inthorf, a German employed in
HGveineyer's sugar refinery, in Williams
burg, N. l., was caught in the refinery
machinery yesterday and was reduced to a
bloody pulp.
The Supreme Castle Of knights of the
Mystic Tie" is in session at PI.tsburg this
week with Ohio, Indiana, New Jersey. New
York and Pennsylvania represented among
it's twenty members.
Rev. j. Henry Smythe, of Philadelphia.
has been offered $4,000 to deliver series
of 120 lectures in New York state, in aid
of the building fund for Bartholdi's statue
of Liberty Enlightening the World"
Judge Barrett of New York has discon-
tinued the action brought by the Maxwell
Land Grant company against Frank R.
Sherwin, charged with having appropriate
ed $4,000 belonging to the company.
At Brewston, Ala, four new cases of
fever occurred Tuesday and two yesterday.
No deaths Monday. Since the outbreak
there have been thirty-one cases aud eigh-
teen deaths. But one has fully recovered.
The Southern railroad time convention,
in session at New York, has appointed a
a committee to arrange with the telegraph
companies to transmit the new standard
time to each of the railroads represep ted.
The Baltimore grand jury, after investi-
eating the Tivoli disaster, in which sixty
eight lives were lost, has indicted for man
slaughter Loring Albert, the proprietor,
and Frank Diebeleus, the lessee of the Tiv-
oil grounds.
The Wall Street National bank (New
York; went out of existence yesterday and.
to-day the Wall Street bank, ander state
laws, will take its place. The capital
stock is $500, 900 in 10000 shares, and may
be increased to 100000.
The annual convention of the national
association of carriage builders is in SEES
sion in New Haven, Conn, with 400 mem
bers present. A committee was appoint
ed yesterday to ask congress to pass laws
to promote the cultivation and preserva-
ton of timber.
At Memphis yesterday Crice Lischy,
colored, mail carrier, accused VIM. Nc
Bride of seducing his sister, whereupon
Mcbride gave Lischy the lie and then Lis
chy shot Mcbride in the right arm. The
arm was amputated and Mcbride bled to
death.