St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-29
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Inc state Greenback convention of New Hamp-
shire will meet Sept. to nominate a full state
ticket.
a large salt warehouse of Stem5ack, Hill g. Co.,
OF Nashville, with contents valued at SIS 600
burned Yesterday
The Democrats of the Fifth Illinois congress
slonal district Yesterday nominated Richard
Bishop for congress.
The Prohibitions of the Seventeenth Ohio con-
gressional district yesterday nominated Dr. Nc
Elhanny for congress.
The Greenbackers of the Third Ohio congress
sional district yesterday nominated A. b Hudson
for congress. The Republicans of the same
district nominated Col. James a. Keigwin.
DeWolf & Swan, brokers of New York have
brought suit against the absconding stenographer
OF Lord, Day d Lord to recover $4,000, the
amount of purchases made by them for him
Several more warrants were issued Yesterday
for the arrest of members of the firm of Ladner
Bros, the suspended banks of Philadelphia
charging embezzlement. The men were not
found.
A collision occurred yesterday on the Western
Maryland railroad, near Penner, between an ex-
press and an excursion train. No one was in
Jured except the express messenger, who was
cut in the head.
The rate war between trunk lines running
from Chicago to New York still continues
All doubt MS to the payment of the JerseyCentral
dividend Monday, was settled to-day by the
shipment Of funds 10 New York to meet it,
passenger train on the Chesapeake & Ohio
railroad yesterday ran into the rear of Il freight
train, near Richmond, Va, reverely woundng
the engineer of the passenger train and killing
the conductor of the freight,
Mr.. Blaine leaves Bar Harbor fer Bangor and
Augusta tomorrow.
The trouble between the Brussels Carpe
company, of Philadelphia, and their weavers have
been settled
The cotton manufacturing companies of Lo
well, Mass. yesterday decided to stop all cotton
mills, except at Lawrence, for two weeks
scow built schooner was seen yesterday
floating bottom up about twenty-eight miles
southwest of Whitehall, Michigan. 1t is feared
the crew lost.
The Democrats of the First Tennessee district,
yesterday nominated Col. o. C.. King for con-
gress.
a small cyclone passed near Huron, Dakota,
yesterday Several residences We're destroyed
and child was carried several hundred feet and
badly injured.
At a meeting of the state central committee OF
the Peoples party in Boston, yesterday, il was
decided to call state convention at Worcester,
Sept. "a. Gen. Butler will be invited TO attend.
Rear Admiral Harvard. of the United States
navy, died yesterday evening at Marion, Mass,
aged 50 years.
Gov Cleveland arrived at Pattsburg, New
York, yesterday, and was given reception at
the residence OF Smith NJ. Weed, 1000 people
being present
Lieut.. Greedy and wife arrived at Montreal
yesterday, and were accorded enthusiastic
welcome.
1t is reported that A. S. Warner. the abscond-
ing president of the Albion bank, committed
suicide in Canada.
The steamer Rose Standish, plying be tween
Boston and bingham, collide with tug in
Boston harbor yesterday and sunk. No person
was injured
Fire at Ainsworth, ". T., yesterday destroyed
the Northern Pacific sheds and the air compress
sor and pumps used in the construction of the
Snake river bridge, valued at $50 OJ0.
The ninth annual reunion of the United States
veteran signal corps was held yesterday at Cres-
cent Beach, near Boston.
The Democrats of the First Kansas congress
sional district yesterday nominated Thomas p.
Fenton for congress.
The Republicans Of the Fourth Maryland con-
gressiona district, yesterday nominated W. j.
Hooper, proprietor of the Baltimore HerGid, for
congress. In the Third district no nomination
was made. and committee was appointed to
confer with dissatisfied Democrats as to the adj
visibility of supporting an Independent candi
cate.