St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-22
LACONlCS BY LIGHTNING.
Paragraphic Chronicles of Inter.
esting News Events Received by
TELEGRAPH Last Night.


esting News Events Received by
Telegraph Last Night.
Arguments in the Bell Telephone case wera
continued at Cincinnati.
Cardinal Jacobini. papal secretary of state
is now improved in health
The Austrian reichsrath has been sum-
mOned to meet on Sept. 30.
Mr.. Gladstone will leave London for bis
home at Hawarden Tomorrow
Nov. Is. has been appointed THANKSGIVING
day for the Dominion of Canada
The exports from New York for the week
ending Sept. 81, exclusive of specie, were
$780, 142.
Herr Kreaker, member of the German
reichstag, has been fined 1,50O marks for an
infractlon OF the anti-socialst law
The Utah commission is in session today
in Chicago. The members report the Ed
munds bill successful in most particulars.
The Marquis of Londonderry and a party of
friends attended the races at Baldoyie. The
lord lieutenant was cordially welcomed nv the
people.
Since the beginning of the issues of the
combined letter sheet and envelope, one
month ago, 100000 of the sheets have been
sent out to postoffceS.
The Vienna Neue Freie Presse SAYS that
the AustroGerman alliance has been tnuch
overrated, and that it is unable to prevent
A report has reached Guaymas of a serious
fight on The 18th between Mexican troops and
Yaquts. The Mexicans lost twenty killed and
forty wounded. The YaQuis had sixty-tyo
killed.
At Amiens, France, an imbecile girl was
beaten to death by brother. while her
mother and another brother held her naked
On the bed Friends of the men looked
coolly on. All were arrested.
Figures compiled in the Office of the second
assistant postmaster general show that the
cost of the star route service during the last
fiscal year was S6,S47,S34 decrease of
1923 as compared with the previous fiscal
year.
Since the last report the cholera returns
from AustrO-Hungary are: Trieste. new
cases. 2 deaths; Pesth. 10 new cases. 8 deaths
Since the outbreak of cholera in Pesth ISs
cases and 43 deaths from the disease have
been reported in that city.
Gen. Black, commissioner of pensions. has
left Washington for the West on public BUSH
ness. While ABSENT he will visit the soldiers
homes at Dayton, Milwaukee and Leaven-
worth. He will also visit and inspect several
of the Western pension agencies.
A false rumor saying that M. De Lesseps
was ill was put into circulation in Paris for
Bourse purposes. NJ. De Lesseps sent tele-
gram den ing the report, and inviting the
authors to follow him in his daily rides. when
they would find they would become sooner
fatigued than he.
Judge Moran dissolved the Injunction OBJ
tanned by A. G. Story restraining the LAYING
of G. I. Yerkes' cable road on North Clark
street. Chicago. The court said in his opinion
the injunction should not be granted without
notice to the defendants. because no damage
could be sustained by the complaint, redress
for which he could not obtain by law
Mr.. Stanhope, colonial secretary, stated in
the house of commons that France had Of
fered to cease deporting criminals to the
South Pacific, provided she was allowed to
annex the New HebrideS islands. To this he
said, Australia would not agree. There were
no negotiations proceeding between England
and France, but England was urging France
to abandon the deportation of criminals.
Gen. Butterheld was married to Mrs. James
at st. Margaret's, Westminster. The bishop
of Bedford conducted the service, assisted by
Canon Fafrar. Mr. John Henry Phstone,
member of parliament, acted as master of
ceremonies. Many members of parliament
and other distinguished persons,,were present
at the wedding breakfast The Comte de Paris
telegraphed hearty congratulations and also
sent handsome present.