St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-03
TELEGRAPRnC SPARKS.

Cholera is raging in Champaign county,
| Canada.
The Thetis of Battoche, Northwest Terri.
tory are said to be badly in want.
Frank Fartah, in the tug explosion at De.
troit yesterday, died to-day from his injuries.
Ex-Judge John C. Yates attempted suicide
at Peoria, ILL.,, having become financially en-
barrassed.
A crisis in the Greek ministry is imminent
Deputations are urging eX-Premier Trecoupis
to take Office.
The funeral Of Admiral Don Juan Tepete in
Madrid to-day was made the occasion of q
democratic demonstration.
The shah of Persia has refused to allow the
escort Of the English frontier commission to
traverse Persian territory.
The poet Kraszewsd has been released
from prison in Germany on $4,000 bail. He
will go to Italy to recruit his health.
John Kelly's reported relapse was a mis-
take. The sachem is up and about as usual,
and will make trip through Mexico.
AT Polish dance in Chicago last night a
row was had and two Polanders were badly
cut up, one Labaum will probably die.
Paris La Liberte says the eldest daughter
of the Comte de Paris is betrothed to the
czar.
Prof. W. J. White of Duff's college, Pitts
burg, is lying dangerously i'll from strychnine
poisoning, believed to have been administered
by domestic.
The Salini county poor house at Marshall,
Mo-, was burned to the ground yesterday
morning and an insane inmate perished in
the flames.
To-day is a holiday in the Bank of England
and on the stock exchange, the first secular
day of November being one Of the banks
semi-annual settling days.
Rev. Mr.. Tenant died in Evansville, Ark,
aged lis years. Deceased was the Oldest
gospel minister in the United States and had
preached for ninety years.
The Indian governments ultimatum has
arrived at Maudalay. 1t is expected that the
reply of the Burmese government will reach
Rangoon by Nov. s.
1t is reported that Russia secretly encour-
ages Servia in the latters bellicose attitude
by limiting at possible Servian administra-
tion over the Bosnia.
A moonlighter named Casey, captured at
Glenear, Ireland, has turned informer, and
the information which he has given the
authorities has led to many arrests of al
legged accomplices.
There were thirty-three deaths from small
poX IN Montreal on Saturday and twenty-nine
Sunday. During the two days there were
tWenty-eight deaths in the suburbs.
Montreal customs officers have charged that
four or five of the leading wholesale liquor
and wine firms have been guilty of surrepti-
tlously Withdrawing liquor from casks in
bonded warehouses for some years past.
The gold-brick game was worked on q. S.
Wolf of Madison, Ind, to the extent of $1,000.
Wolf claims that three prominent citizens are
in with him on shares, and an action has been
brought to determine it.
A nort1-bound st. Louis & Springfield night
morniiffiSe rifS 9a 9San Into freight train yesterday
and throwing number Of 66R R'g e,,tf91e ,tf9e engine
ditch. The engineer and ffremen of the eX-
press were severely injured. The less is esti-
mated at about $4,000.
Chief Bushhead's message will be the ex-
citing. feature of the Cherokee legislature
which is about to assemble. 1t deals with the
payment of $500, 600 made by the United States
government to the Cherokees two years ago,
about which there are misapprehensions and
dissensions among the Che rokees. The chief
will show that the Cherokees do not owe the
government anything, but that the $300,00O
was an additional payment for lands decided
to the United States by the Cherokee nation
for the settlement of the Nez Perces and
other Indian tribes.