Daily globe., 1883-08-29
ALL AROUND TaE GLOBE.

There were III deaths from cholera in
Egypt on Monday
There were twelve deaths in Alexandr ia
from cholera on Monday.
W. L. Hendey shot I. D. Mcintyre dead
near Hawkinsyille, Ga, yesterday.
fire in Laredo, Texas, on Sunday
night, burned three stores.
The new cotton factory at Ionia, Mich,
was destroyed by fire yesterday morning.
Loss $4,000 and insuced for $2,50O.
Senator Jones, Of Florida, was publicly
banqueted at Detroit last evening by the
mayor and citiz3ns.
Ex-ColIector Murphy, of New York, is
to be arrested for fraudulent transactions
concerning $50 draft.
There are As. .049 postoffices in the United
States, of which 6,273 are money order
offices.
Armed peasants nave pIundered thirteen
Jewish shops at Eyerzeg, and the troops
have been called out.
Thirteen of the Alexandria massacres
have been sentenced to be hung and seven
others to penal servitude.
The National Lancers have offered to
escort Gov. Butler at the Worlds fair at
Boston, which opens September 3.
Nine young lady novitiatas entered the
convent Villa Maria at Westchester, Pa,
yesterday, which is IN charge of the sisters
of the Immaculate Heart.
The Chicago heavy merchants have per
fected freight bureau Tor protecting their
interests against determinations of rail-
ways.
The naval cadet hazers have arrived on
fFaG -LI ,4
lis, Nd, and are to be tried there by court
martial.
The coroner's jury at San Francisco
charge the murder of Skeritt upon Wm.
Leroy, and he viii be examined at the
police court to-day.
The people at Louisville will try and
induce Henry Wizards German guests to
visit the exposition before their return
home.
The hog cholera has broken out on Long
Island, n Y, and number of farmers
have met with heavy losses from the dis
ease.
j. B. Kircher, superintendent of cal
mine at Melon, Ohio, was struck on the
head by coal Car yesterday and instantly
killed.
1t has been decided TO hold the next
worlds fair at Washington in 1892, that
being the fourth centennial of the discov-
| cry of America.
The French papers state that Admiral
! Pierres recall on account of "Opthalmia'
Is pretext, ana IS done by the govern
ment to conciliate England.
Secretary Folger, vino has been inspect
ing the government works on the upper
| lakes, arrived at Detroit in the revenue
cutter Fessenden yesterday.
Herr Shradick, late of the Leipsig con-
! serVatOry of music, has arrived at Cincin-
natl to take charge Of the violin depart
ment of the college OF music III that city.
VIM. Ii. Hoyt, postal clerk, injured in
the Panhandle railway collision at Mingo
Junction on Monday, died at Cincinnati
| the same night.
z. Eustin, pension applicant swindler,
has been arrested III Washington. His
room contained evidence that he was play
ing paying card on applicants for gov
ernment bounty.
The daughters of Joseph Voloquette,
wealthy Chicago pioneer, have brought
him into the probate court on a suit for
guardianship. They fear he is going to
will away his money outside of his family.
Delario Balsom, the Frenchman who
gave out he would swim the Niagara whirl-
pool yesterday, went out, looked! at, and
backed out, taking the first train to New
York.
Hee Sing, New York Chinaman. ap-
Piled for his naturalization papers in that
city yesterday and they were granted. He
had taken out his first papers in 1882, and
did not come under the act of congress of
that year.
John L. Heine, arrested for burglary
and r0bbipg safe at Brookville, Mo-, was
caught at Baltimore yesterday while ex-
changing United States money for German
money. He had engaged passage on the
steamer Strasburg, which sails for Bremen
today.
VERNDkLE.