St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-03
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The supreme court has directed the United
States Trust company to pay the order of the
receiver of the Wall street bank SIP. 500
with which to pay further dividend Of ten
per cent, making ninety per cent. in all.
The Democrats Of Fall River, Mass,
elected their mayor by 100 plurality The
Republicans have a majority of four In the
council.
Reports late last night from Whitesburg,
KY, give account Of a very depiorable state
OF affairs. Court is in session, and the friends
of a murderer have armed themselves and
declare he shall not be convicted. On the
other hand the friends of the murderer's vic
tim have armed themselves and declare he
shall not escape. And to cap the climax the
citizens have organized an armed band aud
declare the public peace must be preserved
Three Of the burglars concerned in the re-
cent robbery Of the Kings county, y. T..
penitentiary were arrested yesterday. They
admit their guilt and informed the police
how the job was done.
A panic was caused in the public school Of
Franklin, y. j., yesterday, through several
scholars being Frustrated by gas in the room.
which came from the heating apparatus.
The room was finally cleared of the gas by
opening the windows, and those overcome
restored to consciousness.
Mr.. Blaine and bis family left Boston yes
terday for New York
a dispatch from st. Johns, NIB, gives
further particulars Of the loss of the schooner
Mary Joseph IN the storm OF Saturday The
disaster was complete and overwhelming,
leaving no vestige OF the vessel. The passen-
gers and crew were all lost.
An extensive cave in took place in slope
five. at StccktOn, Pa, Saturday, throwing
400 miners Oyt Of work.
II is claimed BY John jarrett. general
agent of the American TIN Plate association.
that he has discovered direct invasion of
the tariff law In New York and Boston, where
galvanized iron aud steet sheets are being
imported at the same rate as tin plate
The Farmers National bank, OF Bushnell,
H., closed its doors yesterday. Cause Of
failure not known.
The st. John board Of trade yesterday de-
clared it was not expedIent to call for vote
on the question Of annexation, but adopted
a resolution that the maritime provinces
should take such steps as seemed best to
them on the question.
Everything was reported quiet in Hooking
Valley last night, and no further outbreaks
feared
At meeting Of horsemen in Milwaukee
yesterday the Wisconsin association of
breeders of trotting horses was formed with
II. l.. DOusman as president, G. I. Case vice
president and K. d. Torey, secretary.
The secretary Of the Lynchburg, Va, to-
baeco association reports the sales of leaf
tobacco for November at ISIS, 900 pounds.
Henry NJ Phillips was elected mayor of
Springfield, Mass, yesterday for the third
term.
The Democrats made clean sweep in the
town election OF New Haven, Conn, yester-
day.
A. ". Blye, of Syracuse, has been ap-
pointed receiver Of the Middletawsi National
bank, and took possession yesterday The
examiner will have 4 statement ready in a
few days.
The entertain ment for the benefit of the
Hooking valley miners took place at Madison
Square garden, n. Y, last night, and netted
about 81, 600.
The recent rumors Of the settlement of the
passenger rates in New York were met with
an effective contradiction in the reduction of
the nominal rate to Chicago to So by the
Erie.
New York had 1925, 600 fire last night.
The immense buildings of J. & c. Fischer,
piano manufacturers, and several tenement
houses were consumed.
The trial of TnOs. LONE for the murder of
Nellie Sullivan in North Andover, Mass, on
May oath, was begun yesterday in Salem.
A fire yesterday at Schuyler, Neb., con-
suned half dozen stores in the center of
the town. Loss s25,0OO; insurance $15,-
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