St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-11
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The mills at East Saginaw are beginning
operations again.
The biennial meeting of the Ancient Order
of Foresters is IN session at Detroit.
william P. Hubert, prominent Cincin-
natl. o., resident died yesterday at wauke-
sha, Wis.
The tug boat A. s. Willis struck a rock in
the Ohio river at Stevens Point and could not
be saved. The value of the boat is unknown.
Edward w. Sadler, dealer in yarns, New
York city. has assigned TO Samuel Hollender,
giving preferences TO the amount OF $I5,450.
The forty-four Celestials arrested in Chi
caro- Oh Saturday evening for gambling were
rel eased on Monday on payment of So fine.
Calhoun county, Michigan. has been terri
fed by thieves for five years, but clue has
at last been struck and arrests have COM
menced.
At New Haven. H.. on Saturday night
Ford's Touring MILL Warford's store aud
Fohrer's saloon were burned. Less, $25, 600;
insurance not known.
Messrs. LemieuX and Fitzpatrick return to
Winnipeg from Quebec on the 20th inst. TO
the queens bench.
At Superior station. on the TT. Wayne &
Pittsburg railroad, Oliver Mitchell and Price
Wilson, brakemen, were struck by fast ex-
press train and killed.
The iron firm of Emmons s. Roache at New
York has made an assignment. Liabilities
and assets unknown. Depreciation in the
iron trade was the cause.
Plymouth, Penn, has been again stricken
with an epidemic. This time il is severe
form of dysentery, which is proving even
more deadly than the fever.
Mrs. Frankie Morris. who was recently
found guilty at Erie, Kan, of the murder of
her mother, was married on Monday evening
TO Harvey ID. Copeland of Wichita.
~ c+C Of hoe
a certificate of incorporation to the Grant
club of Chicago, the stated object of which is
to maintain the principles of the Republican
party.
The liabilities of Charles n. Carter s. Co.,
cloak manufacturers of Boston. are about
Sl62, T75, OF which SS3, ,02s are secured The
unencumbered assets consist of about $500 in
money.
Rev. W. r. Coobert of Pittsburg, Penn,
goes to New York to lay claim 10 the Harlem
commons in that city. He asserts that the
Coobert family are the rightful heirs to the
property.
A Galveston report SAYS the boiler of the
Steamer Pagriste DeLos Velos exploded while
she was on a voyage from Coquimbo TO Val
paraiso, killing five persons and dangerously
wounding six others.
John Scott, bookkeeper for the Sheltons'
Touring mills at Chattanooga, Tenn, had his
throat cut from ear to ear on the principal
There is no clue to the assassin.
While painting the dial of a clock on n
church tower at Grand Rapids Mich. John
Fox and Fred Scheerer were thrown TO the
ground by the scafolding giving way. They
fell seventy feet, and were killed.
The houses and buildings at ST. Eugene
owned by Paul Ranger, George Constant,
Simon LaBrosse, Pierre LaBrosse and
Antoine Trotter were burned on Monday
The loss is $4,000; insured for $1,000.
At lawn party on Saturday night near St
Louis, Huse Edwards and Dump Whitesides
engaged in a quarrel over the right of girls
company. Edwards shot Nhitesides in the
bowels, and the latter died in few hours.
Miss Josie Crocker, an actress, was before
Justice Mech of Chicago, charged by Frank
NJ. Link, a dramatic agent, with the larceny
of u manuscript of one of BARLEY Camp
bells plays. The case will come mp Aug. Is.
A fire at Frankfort, KY, destroyed hand
some block of buildings, including the busi-
ness houses of Sol Harris, Sower & Owler
Peter Sawyer, and T. II. Taylor & Co. Loss.
S54, 600; insurance, $40, 100. The origin OF
the fire was incenciary.
Nose Phillips died at Spring Lake, near
Philadelphia, on Sunday. He was a large
estate owner in Texas, his fortune being es-
timated at $4,000, coo. He erected the first
house where the city of Galveston now
stands. His age was 75.
Assignments have been made by the Can
ton. O., firm of Rank Bros, millers, and
David Rank. senior member Of the firm. Liza
bilities, $4,000; assets. about $4,000. Un-
fortunate Arizona mining speculations are
said to have precipitated the failure.
Edward Preston of South Otelsec, Che
mango county, N. Y, went TO the house of
his sweetheart, Tilda Miner, and fired three
shots at her. The last shot killed her in
stantly. Preston then put the pistol to his
head and fired. He lies at the point Of death.