Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-10
TERSE TFLEGR ANS.

There were four fatal sunstrokes in New
York yesterday.
Senator David Davis passed through At
lanta, Ga, yesterday, on his way to Fayette-
vile.
A. NJ. Scales was re nominated to congress
yesterday at Raleigh, n. c., by the Demo
Gratis.
The Republican convention of the Sixth dis
trict of Virginia nominated d. /. Woodfn for
congress.
The Democrats OF the Seventh district of
Georgia yesterday re-nominated j. G. Clements
for congress.
j. II. Blount was re nominated yesterday by
the Democrats of the Sixth congressional dis
trict of Georgia.
The Malley jurors held a reunion at Home
stead" West Haven, yesterday. Ten of the
jurors were present.
Sister Agnes Guberta, the famous nun
vocalist OF Wheeling, died in the hospital at
Baltimore yesterday.
The Chicago board OF trade comm ttee to
fix the settlement price OF July oats, began
taking testimony yesterday.
The freight steamer Send, from Boston for
Halifax, Is ashore at Owens breaking up.
L oss $4,000; partially insured. {.
| Hon. Fred Hassauerek, editor Of the Gin
| cinnat FolkSblatt, was married to Mrs. Mar
| shall, of Madison, Ind, yesterday.
| In Paris decree has been promulg gated,
giving duly authorized American joint stock
mpanies legal status in France.
| The ebraska Democratic state central com
mittee last evening set the Democratic state
| convention for September, at Omaha.
| Every wholesale grocer in Philadelphia has
notified an advance in the price of matches
from twenty five cents to Sl.50 per gross.
| Weayer's planning mill boiler ia Elderyille,
4 aynlodpd Yesterday wrerknp the Nuild-
| ing and killing Thomas Bennington and James
| Phillips.
James Robert Adams, cashier of the West
| End hotel at Long Branch, N. j., killed him
| self Yesterday. Domestic trouble is the cause
assigned.
Henry Walfsahl, who has been managing
summer night concert troupe at Chicago, has
disappeared leaving the salaries of the CON-
pany unpaid.
The Republican Congressional convention
of the Eighteenth Ohio district, at Alliance,
o., Yesterday nominated by reclamation VIM.
Mckinley, Jr.
At Conway, Ark, yesterday, NJ. W. Benz a.
min, of Little Rock, leceiv-d the Republican
nomination for congress from the Third Ar
kansas district.
The Democrats of the Tenth Ohio district
in convention at Sandusky yesterday, nom
mated Hon. Frank II. Hurd, of Toledo, for
congress, by reclamation.
Phillip Bender, aged seventy, destroyed hi;
life by jumping into the river, at Louisville,
! last night. de was al old citlzsn. The act
was premeditated. Cause unknown.
Dan BlaKely (colored) was lynched nea
| Lancaster, s. C. Tuesday, for an attempt Il
, assault white girl. Yesterday another maj
! was lodged in the lancaster Jail for an assault
upon a mulatts girl and it is threatened Il
{ lynch him also.
The United States circus, belonging t
Never 81 Short, exhibiting in Louisville, va
e attached yesterday in two suits, the first by J
B. JeHery, of Buffalo, for printing, So 96f, an'
the other by Tallack, Chandler & Co, Chicago
wood engravers, S2l2.
I Near Plttsburg station, Ark, on the Eas
Z Line and Rid river railway, Texas, early Tue:
day morning an eastern bound passenger trai
was derailed at bridge and one car fe
\ through into the water. Five persons wei
= killed among them l.. NJ. Tetro, of Littl
u Rock, whose remains arrived there yesterda,
The driver boys, of the Hallenback mil,
! at Wilkes0arre, Pa, operated by Parrish
Co., yesterday refused to go to work. I'll
i, mine now is idle and many persons are throw
out OF employment. The Empire mine is ais
idle owing to strike of the driver boys.
The first fair of the North Carolina fru
i growers association began yesterday
q Greensboro, n. c. The fair was formal
!. opened by Gov. Jarvis. He pledged his a
It ministration to support all established i
= dustries and foster every new enterprise.
l. The emperors of Germany and Austri
is Hungary arrived at Ischl yesterday on a 81
ID cial train. They were met at the station by 4
Empress of Austrian Hungary. The meetil
a. of the emperors at Ebpoze was most cords
II Much enthusiasm was manifested by {
r. people.