St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-06
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
Thomas W. Sadler was yesterday nominated,
after two days baloting, by the Democrats of
Montgomery, Alabama, for congress.
The Democrats OF the Nineteenth Missouri con-
gressional district yesterday nominated John w.
Glover for congress.
Ten persons out Of the seventeen in the county
Jail at South Bend, Indiana, escaped Thursday
night by saving oil several bars of ventilator in
the floor.
The Republican state convention of California
yesterday nominated presidential electors and
VIM. Woodbury. for congress.
The national association of stationary engi-
neers, in session aI Baltimore, adjourned yester
day.
The paper mill of E. s. S. May. at East Lee,
Massachusetts,, was damaged $4,000 by fire yes
terday.
1t is announced IN Chicago that the directors
OF the Chicago, Burlington 6 Quincy railroad
Al their last meeting in Boston, elected General
Manager Thomas J. Potter, vice president.
The business failures throughout the country
for the last seven days reported by r. G. Dun
q Co., OF New York, number for the United
states, 1872; Canada, IA; total, 213; as against
total OF i9d last week, showing al increase of
seven Casualties still numerous in the
western and Pacific states, while in other sec
tons OF the country the number of assignments
rather below the average.
Tho presidents Of the trunk lines held a meet
ing In New York yesterday, for the purpose Of
settling the rate war.
Two market houses and other buildings, val
ued at $50, 900, wore destroyed by fire at Raleigh
North Carolina, yesterday morning.
Jacob Reige, of Reading, Pennsylvania, aged
SO, yesterday suddenly died after sickness of
one day, and his wife was arrested on suspicion
OF having caused his death.
The meeting of the American institute of
mining engineers wac concluded in Phiadslph
yesterday, the meeting adjourning to meet in
New York in February, 1885.
Eustice C. Fitz, of Boston, president of the
New York & New England road, resigned his po-
sition yesterday.
Thee business blocks in the town Of Bing-
hampton, n. Y, were destroyed by fire Thurs
day night. Loss, $4,000.
William Walter Phelps was nominated yester-
day for congress by the Republicans of the Fifth
New Jersey congressional district.
The Republican state convention Of California
yesterday nominated an electoral ticket and
William WOODBURY. for congress.
The Republicans of the Tenth Michigan con-
gressional district yesterday nominated Charles
+. Gibson for congress after 1873 ballots.
The larger portion of the skeleton of mas
todon, 1914 feet high, has been exhumed in AL
pine township, ten miles north of Grand Rapids,
| Mich. 1t was found in marsh ground, under
about two feet of mold, in pocket of qucksand
perneated by spring water. 1t is the only one
we'll preserved, ever found in the drift forma-
| ton.
Frank Patterson, owner of the opera house at
Long Branch, n j., is being searched for by de-
tectiyes. He is accused OF forgeries amounting
| to about $4,000. He has been an extensive op-
| orator in dramatic ventures.
Walter Raleigh Brewer, n. A. distinguished
member Of the British association, died at Mon
treal yesterday of'typhus fever.
The testimony for the schooner Lowell, before
the naval court ofinquiry to examine into the
sinking OF the Tallapoosa, was completed yes
| terday and the board took a recess.
Measures are being taken at Philadelphia to
prevent the loading Of the arrested immigrants
| from Hamburg.
Judgment was entered in the county clerks
office, New York, yesterday against the firm of
| Grant Il Ward in favor of the Marine National
bank, for money loaned just prior to the firms
| failure.
The Republican state central and executive
| committees of Ohio held joint meeting in Gin
cinnati yesterday, and claim to be well satisfied
| with the outlook.
Jay Gould landed from his yacht Atlanta at
Kingston, y. Y, and took a special train for
Roxbury, the place Of his birth, where he spent
| two hours.
The schooner Lilly of Buern capsized in gale
near st. Johns, New Foundland, yesterday, and
ali hands persisted
Capt. j. W. Bott, of Little Rock, native of
New Hampshire, committed suicide yesterday by
| cutting his throat.
The Erie Preserving company, of Buffalo, n.
| Y, which has been in the hands of creditors
| since July 90, will resume operation Monday,
having affected settlement at twenty five cents
on the dollar.
Hiram B. Wilson, q lumber dealer Of Clear
| land, is supposed to have committed suicide yes
| terday at Kalamazoo, Michigan, his clothing
| having been found in the lake. His mind was
| supposed to have been deranged.
| Upon the petition Of one of the partners the
| Stockman Ice Machine company, of Indianapolis,
was yesterday declared insolvent Judgment was
also asked for $50 900, which covers the liabili-
| ties.
Tho Republicans of The Sixth Illinois congress
sional district yesterday nominated p. r. Hit
for congress.
| William Daniels, the Prohibition candidate for
vice president, delivered an address at Chicago
yesterday. He will speak to-day at Rockford,
! Illinois.
| Representatives of number of railroads met
in st. Louis, yesterday, to adjust the cattle rates.
but without an agreement adjourned to Septem-
| Der 16.
The list of Frank Patterson, the Ashby park
| forger, continues to grow larger each day. II
| is now estimated that his forgeries amount to
from $4,000 to SIS, 200.