Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-28
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

America was largely represented at the per-
Torrance Of "Parsifal' at Baireuth.
The Milwaukee races yesterday were post
poned until to- day on account of rain.
The Republicans OF the Fourth district of
Iowa yesterday renomiuated Thomas Upde-
graft for congress.
Emigration from Germany to America thus
far this year is decreased by 10000, az CON-
pared with the same period of 1881.
at Paterson, n. j.. yesterday, the Green
hackers of the Fifth district of New jersey
nominated Ecastus E. Potter for congress.
Gov. Blackburn, of Kentucky, positively
refuses TO interfere IN the case of Isaac Tur-
ner, who is sentenced to be hanged to. day.
Yesterday Adam Brick, brakeman on the
Iron Mountain railway, fell between the cars
near Arkadelphia, Ark, and was instantly
killed.
John Bright yesterday received twenty five
American dry goods clerks at his residence.
The lord mayor subsequently entertained the
party at luDch.
jacob Johnson. q farmer, was waylaid aud
robbed, Tuesday night, near Lexington, Ky.
Yesterday he Gied Of the injuries he received
from the robbers.
Chas. Baker, twelve years, Of Akron, at
tending Knights of Honor picnic, was
drowned yesterday, while bathing alone in
Congress lake, near Canton. o.
Moses Kuntz, a Jew peddler from st. Louis,
committed suicide by shooting himself with
a revolver yesterday, at Findley, ILL., Depres-
sion and i'll health was the cause.
Prof. George 4. Rossiter, of the Marietta,
o., college, died yesterday morning after
brief illness. He has been connected with the
college since 1913. The funeral occurs Sat
urday.
Ex-lieutenant governor Alphenso Heart, of
IIct nrn tad oftar
for congress at Washington court house, Ohio.
by the Republican convention of the Twelfth
district.
Jos. Grilliths 81 Son, OF Louisville, Ky :,
dealers in fire arms, have assigned for the
benefit of their creditors. Liabilities $4,000;
assets, consisting of stocks, bills, etc !,
$4,000. Dull business the cause.
Albert Garry was yesterday nominated for
governor Of Colorado, by the Republican
convention, and Washington Hastings for
congress. The chairman of the convention
was empowered to appoint state central CON-
mittee.
Uncle Seth Parmalee, one of the Oldest set
tiers and noted characters of Tazswell county,
ILL.,, died Wednesday night, aged eighty six.
He lived in the county forty-seven years, and
leaves seventy-five children and childrens'
children.
Near Garden station, Ark. Tuesday night, a
burly negro, Ell Mcknight, tried 10 outrage
the person of Miss Baker, young lady in the
neighborhoOd, but was prevented by house
dog coming to her rescue. He was captured
by mob and castrated.
Rev. Harvey Stearns, prominent preacher
of Texas, became involved in fight with a
farmer named Jefferson yesterday at Fort
Worth. whom he struck with a club, inflict-
ing, 1t is believed, fatal wound. Stearns
fled, but was captured and lodged in jail
A force of young men went swimming last
night in East Nimiskilen creek, near Canton,
O., where they supposed the water was about
six feet deep. Jacob Schaeffer, aged twenty.
was first ready and made a dive. Noticing
that he did not come to the surface, one of
his companions waded in and found Schaeffer
laying in about two feet of water. His spinal
column was paralyzed and death resulted.