St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-22
TELEGRApHIC SPARES.

Fifteen persons died at Montreal from small
pox yesterday.
The government troops defeated the rebela
at Jonja, Peru.
The Cincinnati shoecutters went out on
strike for higher wages.
The Hooking Valley mining troubles will bs
settled by board of arbitration
Five deaths from smallpox have been re-
ported in Charlottetown, Nova Scd&a
Senator Miller of California is REPORTED tn.
i'll to be in Washington at the opening of con-
gress.
The Galveston relief fund amounts to
$4,000, about $4,000 OF which has been dig
bursed.
meeting of Ohio men in New York was
held in that city to effect q permanent organi.
cation.
The sale of Richard Grant Whites library
was concluded in New York. The sale Melted
$4,000.
The Louisville Lithographing company as.
signed last night. Liabilities and assets ara
unknown.
The lumber yards of A. D. Cooke & Bro. at
Plainfield, N. j :, were destroyed by fire: losa
100000.
An intimation comes from Chicago to the
effect that the billiard tournament is
''hippodrcme."
Henry Donnelly and Thomas Mcdonald,
two policemen at Kansas City, quarreled and
the latter was killed.
monument, to be erected by the French
Canadians and half-breedS OF the \ northwest
to Riel, is proposed.
friend of Riers declares that he believed
in spirits and had an intimation that he would
be captured and hung.
Stephen McEnaely. charged at Detroit with
the murder of Burwell Langan, was found
guilty of mansaughter.
Estele, Ed Corrigan, Beaconsfeld, Ichiban
and Question were the winners at the San
Francisco race meeting.
L. B. Jones of Richmond, Va, was fined l
cent and given an hour in jail for sending a
challenge to fight a duel.
John Lauer shot and killed his wife at
Omaha He claims it was accidental. The
circumstances are suspicious.
A strike is probable among the employees Of
the National Tube works at McKeesport, Pa,
over twenty-per-cent increase.
The president has been consulting with w.
W. Corcoran on district matters to be NEIL
toned in the forthcoming message.
The state department emphatically denies
that this government is dissatisfied with Ger
many on the subject of naturalization
Samuel and John May, farmers - Wash.
ington county, Pa, were attacked II seven
highwaymen, robbed and brutaly bAaten.
planter named Hammersley was MUIR
dered and robbed by negro near Lynchburg,
Va. The negro will be lynched if caught.
J. A. Cameron, living near Delta Station,
Col, quarreed with his wife and shot and
killed Mrs Whalen, who was harboring her
John Lyons and Charles OBrien fought a
street duel at Rawlins, Wyo. John LAWN,
bystander, was killed, the others being I'M
hurt.
The bureau of education is preparing
valuable report on art and industry in insti-
buttons of public training. 1t was begun in
1874.
Thomas Lyles and Frank Krksey fought
duel with knives in White county, Arkansas.
Kirksey was killed. And old feud was the
cause.
ander at the soldiers home in Washington
last September, has been sentenced to five
years imprisonment.
The British steamer Sheridan, from Boston
for Liverpool, is ashore in Durmanus bay, on
the southwest coast of ireland, and Will prove
a total wreck. No lives lost.
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan and inspector Gen.
Baird will leave Washington in few days by
direction of the president to visit Arizona in
connection with the recent Indian troubles.
A TeIarkana, Ark. special says; Last
night Rit Barefeld and his son William of
Boston, Tex, while riding home in a wagon,
were both shot dead by unknown parties in
ambush.
Henry Redick has brought suit to recover
$780, 900 from the Standard Oil company on
the ground that he owns one-sixth of the
property on which the works are located at
Green Point.
Attachment suits for about $4,000 were en-
tered against Henry Frank g. Co., wholesale
clothiers ST. Louis, and the sheriff took pos
session of the store. The liabilities of the
firm were $4,000.
1t is believed that ex-Mayor Bowman of
East St. Louis was shot by direction of enc
mics he has made in his capacity as a lawyer,
His son has offered S., 900 reward for the de-
lection of the murderer.
Gabe B. Barefeld of Texarkana was sent te
prison for two years for robbery on the testi-
mony of his uncle and cousin. He swore he
would kill them when released, and on Satur-
day last fulfilled his threat.