The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-26
TELEGRAPHIC BREVIrIEs.

LINCOLN, Neb.-One Intellectual ballot
was taken for United States senator to-
day.
CHEYENNE, Wyo.-One unsuccessful
ballot was taken for United States sena-
tor to day
OLYMPIA, Wash-Two Intellectual
ballots for United States senator were
taken to day.
HELENA. Montana. There was no re-
suit in the ballot for United States sena-
tor to day.
MADISON, Wis.-Mitchell lost 2 votes
on first ballot for senator this morning.
The ballot stood: Mitchell 80, Bragg
30, Knight 81.
Sioux FALLs.-A fire last night de
| stroye6 the Beehive building an6sA
I wholesale confectionery eetablishnie1t o.
Hagan & Co. The damage is nearly
| $500 600.
BosToN. Msss.-A fire this morning
destroyed the upper portion of the build
ing, 81 to 80 Union street, occupied By
the Walker & Pratt manufacturing com
| pauy. The loss is estimated at 800
| 600; insured.
Topeka, Kan The populist house
and the senate met in joint session to day
and Judge John Martin was elected
United States senator. The republicans
met and voted for senator but could not
muster quorum.
RoME.-Signor Tugini, Italian m inis
ter to Brazil, has been instructed to de
mand from the Brazilian government
satisfaction for Outrages committed last
summer upon Italian sailors and resi-
dents at Santos during the riot which
occurred there.
BROOKLYN, n Y-The Grand View
hotel, at Fort Hamilton burned at l
O'Clock this morning loss 800, 600 The
hotel was built on bluff and the inmates
escaped from the rear by jumping into a
bay whence they were rescued.
AUGUSTA, Ga.-The second day Of the
Augusta carnival saw larger crowds than
ever in the city The day was devoted
to sports by special artists in the public
squares free to all. At night the trades
display took place. The floats of the
different firms made magnificent pro
cesslon.
BERLIN "A despatch from Halle re-
a.
death from the disease is reported from
Nietleben lunatic asylum at Irotha, where
Z the disease appeared yesterday. Foul
new cases and one death occurred yes
5 teeday; since this morning eight new
/ cases and three deaths.
BIDMARCK, N. D.-The seventy sec
ond joint ballot for United States sena
tor to day resulted in no choice Before
the vote was declared six men changed
their votes to Benton and he reached tn
: hi CHEST vote yet cast. Three more woult
nave elected him. Intense excitemen
followed this result and frantic effort
= were made to change enough votes t
0 elect Benton.
J, VIENNA.-All hope of resouing, alive
II the men entombed by the explosion @
{ fire damp in FortbscTitt mine at Da
!, Dux, Bob mia, have been abandoned
An investigation of the list of employee
>. reveals the fact that 1870 men lost the
lives IN the disaster. 1t is generally cor
cedeo that those who were not killed b
the explosion must have been suffocate
/ after by the damp. The mine is bein
- cleared of the wreckage as rapidly
possible. but the work is necessari
} slow. Every effort will be made to II
cover the bodies of the dead.
BERLIN whole city is decorate
,s with flags in celebration of the weddin
re of Princess Margaret, youngest sister
4 the Emperor, and Prince frederic
70 Charles, of Hesse. 1t rained mos: of ti
=; morning but at 10 o'clock the sun can
> out and before o'clock, IL
. hour for the civil marriage, Il
- streets were dry and crowded vii
~ sight seers The civil ceremony was pc
formed by Count Won Wedel, of the roy
or household, in the hall of the Empre
i Fredcrick's palace. The religious Ger
- mony was performed in the chapel of Il
" palace by Court Chaplain Dsaupder /
~ the couple exchanged rings the artille
= in the Lustgarten fred thirtysix salvot
70 The ceremony was followed by we
y ding banquet.