Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-09
GIST UF TILE NEWS.

a Brief Summary of All the Important
Telegraphic News of the Day.
Kansas City is to have an open board Of
trade.
President Arthur will not go to the Wor-
cester fair.
Several lives were lost by the earth
quake in Cuba.
The ship carpenters at Philadelphia
struck in a body yesterday.
The Hillsdale crew say they were never in
better condition than now.
Brave Bear. the Sioux murderer. has
been respited for sixty days.
The Republican vote at Arkansas has
increased 40 per cent. over last year.
There were forty eight new cases of yell
low fever at Brownsville yesterday.
The Lehigh Hudson river railroad
was formally opened yesterday.
Business failures in New York state for
seven days, 119, only five in the city.
The Westerns beat the Germantown
cricket club yesterday by a score of 164 to
1913.
W. L. Scott, of Erie, Pa, paid $4,000
for the horse Rahone Dor, at London, yes
terday.
1.-The factory of Samuel Cupples &c Co.,
st. Louis, was badly damaged by fire early
this morning.
Chas. Harris, formerly a school teacher
at Cleveland, was assassinated at San An
tonic, N. NJ, Wednesday.
James w. Hammond fell into we'll
forty feet deep near Marysville, Mo-, yes
terday and was killed.
John Beatty was shot and killed near
Bradford, Pa, yesterday by tramp to
whom he had refused food.
Gen. Sheridan has received no advices
of the reported looting of the Cheyenne
and Arrapahoe Indians.
The social science association continued
yesterday at Saratoga. A number of inter-
esting papers were read.
Fifty whites and larger number of
Mexicans were drowned by the recent
floods on the Concho river.
Officer Shepard, OF Fayette county,
I Iowa, was shot dead Thursday while try
ing to arrest two horse thieves.
Officers are on the heels of the missing
Kewannee bank robber. He left Des
Moines by livery team for Dakota.
At Cambridge, Md. yesterday John
Hurst killed his eight year old son by dash
ing his brains out upon the floor. Hurst
was drunk.
At Sault Ste Marie on Thursday the
steamship Northener struck and sunk the
| Goodnow, causing the loss of three lives,
one woman.
| The tariff commission, in session at
| Chicago, yesterday heard the paper
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| present duties.
| The secretary of the treasury has ap-
| proved the recommendation of the com
| missioners ON the selection of building al
| Minneapolis.
The supreme court of Illinois has denied
supersedeas to Tracy, the murderer OF
| Officer Huebner of Chicago, and he will be
hanged ON the 18th.
Jesse Pace, a farmer. was murdered neal
Winona, Minn., on Thursday, by two men
named Curtis, who wrote to the sheriff ac-
knowledging the crime and made their es
cape.
Mrs. Burns, injured at Troy by Bar
NUNS elephant Emperor, which ran Q
muck through the town August 3. has died.
and two others injured at the same time
cannot recover.
The safe in the tannery of James Col
lery. president of the Pittsburgh d West
ern railroad, was blown open yesterday
| morning and $50 in money and $4,000 il
mining stocks stolen
Forgery has been added to the sins Of
Major Phipps, of Philadelphia, a number
of forged claims having been presented
to the city for payment. No trace of tht
| fugitive has been discovered.
Andrew Wittig, an old man of "a, wa!
brutally murdered by burglars at st. Louis
yesterday morning. The thieves had en-
tered his store when he appeared on tn,
scene. He was dragged into an alley ant
his skull smashed in with bricks.
Barstow's majority for governor of Yer
mont will be trife over 10000; Stewar
for congress in the First district has 9,O8,
majority, with two towns to hear from
and Poland for congress in the Second dis
trict has 1875 majority with six town
missing.