Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-31
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Leadvine all day Tuesday and yesterday.
One hundred and eleven Russian refugees
were sent back to Liverpool from Philadelphia
yesterday.
John r. Lynch, colored, was nominated for
congress by the Republicans of the Sixth Mis-
sissippi district.
The Democratic convention of the
Eighteenth Illieois district has nominated
VIM. r. Morrison for congress.
Scotch iron masters have resolved not to
continue the agreement with the Cleveland
masters to restrict the out put of pig iron.
The desk factory of John Brewer & Co., 1873
Essex street, New York, was damaged by fire
yesterday morning to the amount of $45 900;
insured.
Mike Powers, watchman on the Louisville
& Nashville road, was shot in the head and
killed by unknown tramps near Louisville
last night.
The Republican congressional convention
of the Ninth Indiana district held at Joplin
Yesterday, nominated Hon. G. s. Orth for re-
election.
Nassau cotton mills at Brainard, N. Y,
were destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss, $685.
600; insurance, $4,000. Sixty operatives are
thrown out of work.
George Rogers, of Hayerhill, Mass, aged
fifty, shot his vile yesterday in HOyt's box
killed. No cause known.
Engineer Melville, of the Jeanette sur
vivors, has left Paris for Liverpool on his way
home. Lieut.. Berry, who commanded the
Rodgers, will remain few days.
R. H. Adams g. Co., silk manufacturers of
New York and Paterson, N. j., have made an
assignment. The firm consist of Hy.
Adams and Peter House. Liabilities $780,
600.
The Republican state convention met. in
Kalamazoo, Mich, yesterday and nominated
for governor David II. Jerome, the present
incumbent, he receiving SCI out OF total of
692 votes.
G.. Ango, OF Milo, Me-, was stopped yester-
day BY two highwaymen. Oae shot him in
the left jaw. Ango returned the fire without
effect. Hc then handed his assailants $3.50 and
they eaa.
a greater number of miles of railway we're
constructed during August than ever before
in a similar period in the history of the coun-
try. The total is 1,274 miles of new main
track inclusive of side track.
A new type of fever has appeared among the
operatives in Little Falls, N. Y, knitting
mills. -Four died and twenty-eight are i'll
with the malady. The board of health and
physicians are investigating.
Henry Peters, of st. Louis, the senior of the
late firm of Peters d Leah. one of the most
prominent art dealers in the west, died last
night from the effects of surgical operation.
Mr.. Peters is well known in New York and
England.
To-day in Harrison county, Tex, farmer
named Alfred Utter induced his ( , to ac-
company him to the woods, wherefe claimed
he had been digging for money. he split
her head open with an axe and she fell dead
at his feet He was jailed.
The citizens of Bloomin gton, Ill. ARE e1-
cited over the disappearance of Fra ncis John
unquestiOned. He had sold all his property,
taken the proceeds and left debt of about S.
COO. His friends claim he will return.
At Chattanooga, Tenn. Tuesday night, a
negro, while stealing potatoes, was shot at
by Capt. Murray. While bringing him to
jail the negro died. Capt. Murray is an Ohio
man, and has large garden farm in the sub
urbs of the city. He is now placed under
bonds.
J. Dunn, post trader at the Crow agency.
Montana, arrived in Chicago yesterday. He
denies the reporrs that the Crows have been
depredatipg They were never more peace
bl than now. They are well fed and clothed
and have no cause for complaint. He thinks
the next generation will take to farming.
Secretary Folger is not in good health and
Assistant French has been acting as secretary
for several days. Secretary Folger continues
at his desk, however, and gives personal atten-
tion to questions that come before the depart
ment. He will go away for short holiday in
q few days.
The American Association for the Advance
ment of Science met again in Montreal yester-
day. A large number of new members were
elected. The invitation from the Academy Of
Science, Minneapolis, Minn., to hold the next
session of the congress there in 1898, was
unanimously accepted. The meeting then ad-
journed to meet in sections, when a number
of interesting papsrs were read.