St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-10-27
TELEGRAPHlC SPARKS.

Louis GARNER of New Orleans was run over
and killed by train at Mamaroneck, N. Y.
Rev. Alfred Coffee at Madison. Fla, is
under arrest for killing his thirteen-year-old
son.
In a fight with illicit distillers at Tracy
City, Tenn, Calvin Typton was mortally and
Dave Baker seriously wounded.
Judge Prendergast yesterday ordered the
sale of the Current, the magazine founded by
E. L. Wakeman, to A. J. Grover. The price
to be paid is 900.
Deputy Sheriff Drinkard of Posse, Tex,
was shot and killed while trying to arrest
some outlaws near Headsville. Two of the
outlaws were wounded, but all escaped.
The governor general arrived at Ottawa
last evening from his Northwestern trip. Sir
Leonard Tilley, in consequence of ill-health,
has rendered his resignation as finance min
lister.
Another conference was held yesterday be-
tween the flint glass manufacturers and their
striking workers. 1t is asserted that the fires
will be started in all the establishments near
Pittsburg tonight.
Mundorf s. Co., proprietors of extensive
planning mills and lumber yards in Pittsburg.
have asked their creditors for an extension.
The assets are quite large and will more than
cover liabilities, which are placed at s33,OO0.
In a difficulty at a dance near Ocala Marion
county, Fla on Friday night, Lamar Will
shot William Chapple and Foster Wright.
| Chapple died and Wright cannot recover.
| Crowds of people thronged to Riverside
park Sunday to visit the tomb of Gen. Grant
| Mrs Grant drove up in the park in the morn
| ing, stopping few moments to examine the
| flowers left by the Sunday school children on
| Saturday.
The smallpox scare in New England has
| not abated In some parts of Maine lumber
| operators are taking strict measures to pre-
| vent the appearance of the disease in their
| CAMPS They will neither employ men who
are not yaccinated nor allow such In their
camps.
John FL. Ellis, who was arrested in Pitts
burg Saturday night. is wanted on a charge
of obtaining S15,0U0 from James Mckee of
Boston on false pretenses. He induced Nc
! Kee to invest the money in the Ellis SPAWN
Cure company and then decamped with the
| funds.
| William B. Giles, alias William Goeche, an
English forger arrested in New York, said he
was willing to return to England and meet
| the charge. The amount of his forgeries, he
said, was nearly S150,000 Giles was sent to
jail while the necessary papers are being
made out.
While three workmen were raising the gal
lery of the observation in 1.-The Siege OF
Paris Panorama building Chicago, some of
the braces gave way and John Julian was
| caught between two beams and crushed tC
death.
The general government has at the request
of the governor of Michigan resumed charge
Of the inspector service on the Northern
frontier of that state. Surgeon Sawtelle OF
the marine hospital service stationed at De
troit, has been Instructed to superintend the
service.
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
company has sued the city of Evansville, Ind,
for the payment of $4,000 interest on de-
| or tC
Sc. .0oo. 900. The bonds were issued in 1876
! when the works were completed, and 1T is
stated not a cent upon them has ever been
paid.
A dispatch from Waddy Halfa says it is be-
lieyed that Mohamned Elkar, wisA large
body of followers, intends to besiege Akashek,
and it is expected that with this end IN view
he will occupy the Mohoss district. Egyptian
troops are ascending the Nile to protect
AkaShek