St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-03
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Inc Democrats OF the Third Pennsylvania
district have renominated Ermentraut for
| Congress.
The window glass factories and many ot
the bottle houses of Pittsburg have resumed
operations after two months idleness, of the
usual summer shut down. The resumption
gives employment to many thousand men.
A Pittsburg policeman, named Little,
while conveying two Italians to a station
house was stabbed by friend of the prison
ers and is liable to Gle.
The manufacturers of wooden knit goods
are in session at Saratoga to devise plans to
prevent any production.
All the cotton factories in the vicinity of
Petersburg, Va, have stopped work causing
great distress.
Judge Donahue has appointed c. j.
| Osborne receiver of the Wall Street bank,
New York, and ordered 65 per cent. divi-
dend to stockholders.
The shot factory Of Rice s. Hutchins
burned yesterday morning. Loss $50, 600.
1t throws 200 hands out of work.
The directors of the Saratoga County Ma
tioDal bank at Waterford, N. Y, have asked
permission of the stockholders to close up
the affairs of the bank.
The knit goods manufacturers association
in session at Saratoga elected A. S. Bougee
president
Gov. Cleveland has forwarded a check for
$50 for the medal for the winner in the gov
ernor's MATCH to be shot at Creedmoor
The schedules in assignment of Nelson
M. Sheffield, a New York advertising agent,
show s34, SAT liabilities. Nominal assets,
S25,34S. Actual assets, S499.
The United States brcuit court Richmond.
Va, has decided fourteen cases, involving
over $500, 900 in tax receivable coupons of
state bonds. The judgment require the
coupons to be funded.
Sir Robert Richard Torrens, K. C. NJ. G..
is dead.
The expedition for relief of Gen. Gordon
is moving slowly up the Nile, and Is short of
transports and supplies.
The emperor of Austro- Hungary has as
sured deputation of Jews that every loval
and patriotic citizen of whatever religion
NAV depend on his favor and the protection
of his government.
1t is reported OF London that the Egyptian
rebels are selling the population of Berber
into slavery, and that the women are sub
| jected to horrible atrocities.
| The Democrats of the sscond district of
! Iowa yesterday re-nominated j. D. Murphy
for congress.
While Representative Casey Young, of
Memphis, was out riding yesterday, In Wash
ington, his buggy broke down, and his horse
becoming frightened dragged him some dis
tance. No bones were broken, but the in
jury received is sufficient to keep him con-
fined to his room for several days.
| The Greenbacks and Democrats of the
eighth Michigan congressional district YES
terday nominated Timothy E. Larsney, of
| East Saginaw, for congress.
The Democrats of the eighth Missouri dis
tri congressional district yesterday re-nomi-
mated Johnatban ]. O'Neill for congress.
Mrs. Nellie Halbroolz, who stumped Con-
necticut in 1875 for Hayes and Wheeler,
leaves San Francisco to-day to stump Indiana
| for Blaine.
Several buildings at Missouli, Montana,
valued at $50, 900, burned yesterday morn
ing.
w. S. Single, editor of the Courier, Lafay-
cite, Indiana, and postmaster of the city died
yesterday of neuralgia of the heart.
An oil tank on a west bound train on the
Indianapolis s. st. Louis railroad yesterday
exploded near Indianapolis, killing one
| man.
Attachments amounting to $25,00O were
taken out in Chicago yesterday against the
Merchants & Bankers Telegraph company.
W. Jones was nominated for congress yes
terday by the Republicans of the Eleventh
Kentucky district.
Gen. Butler addressed large and enthn-
siastic audience at Muskegon, Michigan.
last night.
The eighth annual reunion Of the army Of
Virginia began at Cumberland, Maryland,
yesterday.
The Republican state convention of Mas
sachusctts will meet at Boston to-day.
The Pennsylvania National Greenback
state convention will be held at Belfonte,
September so.
A negro horse thief, name unknown; was
found hanging on tree, yesterday, in East
Felicana parish, Louisiana.
The St. John club in Washington have Is
sued an address urging tie election Of d