St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-09-29
TELEGRAPIaIC SPARKS.

Joseph Il. White, the Brazilian counter
feiter in jail at Dallas, Tex, had his bail re-
duced to $4,000.
The miners have notified the Cinnamon at
Cheyenne, Wyo., to leave that place by Oct. l
or suffer coat of tar and feathers.
New York plumbers have demanded re-
duction in the hours for work.
Frank Avery, a Vincennes, Ind. saloon
keeper. is accused of giving poison to a GUS
toner in his whisky.
Lewis Webster of Cleveland, o., has been
convicted for the second time of the murder
of Parry Harrington last December.
The Montreal health office returns show
forty-eight deaths from smallpox in that
city yesterday, three in Ft. Henri, two in St.
Cunegonde and three in Cote St. Louis
Limbano Sanchez and Mongo Gonsalez, the
Cuban rebel leaders, were killed yesterday by
Spanish troops and their bodies were cap
tured together with their arms and docu-
mentS.
The Eighth ward branch of the Irish Ma
tional league of New York last night pledged
$1,000 TO the parliamentary fund.
The Ministerial union of Philadelphia to-
day passed resolutions protesting against the
action of the postmaster general in ordering
letters 10 be delivered on Sunday under the
immediate delivery system as an infraction
of the Sabbath.
The trial of ]. NJ. Haven, formerly treas
urer of the Rutland railroad, for frauduleut
overissue of stock, was begun to-day in the
county court at Rutland, Vt.
AT Fulton, Ark, yesterday, Postoffice In
spector McGhee Williams arrested George
w. Davis, one of the sureties on the bond Of
Ex-Postmaster H. w. Ferguson, for perjury.
Ferguson is alleged to be defaulter and
the charge is made that he had straw bonds
for S12, ZOO and q suit is brought as q test
case.
AT meeting Of Irishmen held in Toronto
last night resolutions were passed sympathiz-
ing with Mr.. Parnell and his followers, and
pledging the meeting to contribute to the
fund for support Of Irish members ofparlia-
ment.
Canon Farrar lectured at Buffalo, N. Y,
last night on Dante. This was his first public
appearance in the United States and he wa&
well received by large audience.
PIT. Barnum has brought suit for $50,00c
damages against the Hartfort Globe for pub
fishing a statement to the general effect that
the elephant Jumbo was sick and that Bar
mum had him killed by railroad engine fol-
advertising purposes.
A Washington, Pa, special says: The
aerolite which caused so much CONSERVATION
last Saturday was discovered last night buried
deep in the ground on the farm of Samuel
Conner, near Cannonsburg. 1t is very large.
The customs authorities at Ottawa have
been apprised of an extensive smuggling
trade in coal oil, which has been going on for
sometime between Ogdensburg and Norris
town on one side and Prescott and Brockville
on the other.
During the last fifty hours the rainfall at
Jacksonville, Fla, has been unprecedented,
aggregating over ten inches. There have
been washouts on all the railroads, and great
damage has been done.
Floods are again reported in Austria in the
vicinity of the Corinthian mountains. The
mountain passes have been rendered impas-
hy ND
The Earl of Carnarvon, the lord chancellor,
the chief secretary for Ireland and numerous
members of the magistracy have held a con-
sultation with regard to the increase of boy
cotting in Ireland.