St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-09
LAcoNlCs B9 LIGHTNING.
Various of Yesterdays Enterestila
Events Told i'm Paragrauns.

Various of Yesterdays Intervening
Events Told iR Paragra
Empereror William has left Berlin.
Daniel w. Atwood, of Ohio principal ex-
aminer in the pension Office has resigned.
The third season of the annual St. Louis
industrial exposition was successfully III
augurated last evening.
Bishop Leahy, Of the diocese of Dromore,
ireland, is recovering from his illness, and il
now believed to be out of danger.
A party of moonlighters are securing
around Kilrush, Ireland, for arms. The
farmers maintain strict reticence owing to
the mOonlghters' threats.
a great fire broke out in Thorne Germany,
and destroyed many houses, rendering 200
families homeless. One woman was burned
to death and many other people injured.
The Riverside glass works at Wellsbery. W.
Va, burned yesterday. Loss $4,000, insur-
ance $4,000. Three hundred men and boys
are thrown out of employment by the fire.
The governing committee of the New York
stock exchange to-day ordered placed on the
reg uar list the securities of the new East
Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway COM
pany.
The strike in the shoe factory Of Haman &
Sons, at New York, was ended by the firm
agreeing to make the factory union shop.
About four hundred men were engaged in
the strike.
Three boys with hydrophobia arrived at
Buenos Ayres from Montevideo for treat
ment. They will be inoculated tomorrow
with virus taken from rabbits. The cases
will be watched with great interest.
The statement that the French government
had ordered the forcible seizure of the Lee
ward islands is denied by the minister of
marine. He says that no orders whatever
have been issued regarding the islands.
Pleuro pneumonia prevails to an alarming
Maspeth, i. L, where large portion of the
milk used in Brooklyn is obtained. In one
stable thirty-six COWS have died within two
months.
A disastrous collision between two sections
of d freight train occurred on the Missouri
Pacific railroad between Barthod and Laclede
junction, Mo-, last night. Thirteen cars
laden with merchandise were destroyed, as
were also their contents. The loss amounts
to $50, 600.
At the meeting of the British association in
London, Carvell Lewis read paper on 'Dia-
mond Bearing Peridotite.' He said that he
had found peridotite in Kentucky similar to
that found in the Kimberly diamond mines
aud was convinced that search would reveal
the presence of diamonds in Kentucky.
George Daily, arrested on Tuesday with
burglars tools and a bundle of clothing in
his possession, was held to the grand jury in
81. 600 bonds. Daily said the clothes were
given uiIH W carry W duOlISE STREET, uuL LIE
F. Reynolds identified the apparel as his
property.
Harry s. Smith, the Cbicagoan who is
mysterious prisoner at New York police
headquarters, has number of aliases. He
was taken into custody at the request of the
Chicago authorities, who said that he stole
$500 and lot OF clothing. He told Inspector
Byrpes where to recover the stolen property,
and will be held to await the arrival Of officers
of Chicago.
About two hundred excUrs1onists, rep
resenting the One Hundred and
Fifty-seventh and Seventy-sxth New
York regiments arrived at GettyS-
burg yesterday morning to participate in the
dedication of the monument of the One Hun
dred and Fifty-seventh New York regiment
on the first days battle field. Col. J. G. Car
michael who recruited and commanded the
regiment delivered an Grafton.