St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-06
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

The supreme court of California has decided
that senators for the the odd numbered districts
must be elected this year.
The dispatches report that pleuro- pneumonia
has broken out among the cattle Of Chester
county, Pa.
The state attorney of New York has decided
that state prison contractors cannot assign their
contracts, nor can the convicts be employed in
other work except by the consent of all parties
concerned.
Yesterday evening while party were in bath
ing at New Buffalo, Michigan, Harry Harris, man
ager of the Western Union telegraph office and
Miss Emma Phillips were drowned.
Twenty -four stores and residences were en-
tered in Duluth Friday night. The thieves took
nothing but money, and seem to be under good
leadership and work in a systematic manner.
The Greenback state convention, of New
Hampshire, endorsed the candidacy of Gen. But
Ter, and nominated George W. Carpenter for gov
ernor, and John T. Woodbury. and j. E. vii
liams for congress.
The bookkeeper of Adams, Chapman & Co.. oil
Boston, named Hamilton, who had been engaged
three weeks ago, yesterday absconded with
$1,000.
The Vigo Bay Treasure company has beer
formed in Philadelphia for the purpose of recoV.
ering the $4,000, 600 treasure sank in vigo bay,
on the northwest coast OF Spain.
At meeting of the railroad representatives il
Chicago yesterday it was decided to meet the
cut in east bound passenger rates made by the
Fort Wayne road if permission could be gained
of the presidents OF the roads.
A disease, supposed to be either pleuro-pn
monia or Texas fever, has broken out among the
cattle, near Springfield, Ill. Gov. Click, of Kan
sas, asked Gov. Hamilton, of Illinois, if he would
object to quarantine against Illinois cattle anG
received the response that quarantine was IN
necessary.
The state fair at Dover, New Hampshire, wa.
closed yesterday by grand lottery, the prize
being deed to Granite State park, where the
fair was held. Sixty thousand tickets were sold
at 81 apiece. the lucky number being Mrs. Geo
. Tibbets, of New Market
The independent Republicans of Chicago held
meeting last night and appointed an executive
committee to organize for the campaign.
The Lacowsie cashmere mill, at Hampden.
Mass, is under attachment for $50, OOO The
unpaid wages of the employees amount to SIS 900,
and nlnety-fve hands are thrown out Of work
The Fusionists of the Fifth Michigan conven-
ton met at Grand Rapids yesterday, and fifty
eight ballots we're cast without choice
Yesterday, DR.. Elliott, wife and daughter. of
Chico, California, we're captured by two road
agents, in the National park, Montana, at SPOT
known as "Helis Half Acre." and were robbed
The wife of Senator James Horlan, of Iowa.
died at Fortress Monroe, Virginia, yesterday.
The president yesterday visited the British
flagship Northampton in Newport bay and was
entertained by Admiral Commerell and family.
On his departure the American flag was run up
TO the peak and salute Of twenty-one guns
fired in his honor. The [. S. ship Tennessee,
just coming into port, also fred the president 8
salute.
The American Scientific association is holding
its interesting annual meetings this week in
Philadelphia.