St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-12
TERSE KILOGRAMS.

Mullarky & Co, boots and shoes, Montreal,
have suspended. Debts. S75,0u0.
Ottawa gets q hint that the Duke of Con-
naught VIII visit the Dominion mex June.
James A. Gray. the Oldest pianomaker in
the Uuited States, is dead at Albany, n. Y.
The damage by the freight train smash at
York, Pa, Will be SlOo,00o. Two deaths
have resulted.
The University of the State of New York
has made an LII. ID. of Seth Low, Columbia's
new president.
Reports from Port Townsend, Wash, state
that the steamer Michigan ran on Enterprise
reef, but got OF again without ualnage, and
is now at Nanaimo.
All the leather works of Woburn, Mass,
save one, are shut down and q dozen en-
ployers and 500 men are facing each other
with differences between.
A cloud burst over PerFy's mill last night
at Santa Cruze, Cal. Five houses were washed
down stream. Joseph r. Easton was
drowned. several narrow escapes.
The Virginia farmers assembly has adopt
ed a resolution requesting the legislature to
pass a law requiring all railroad corporations
chartered under the laws or Virginia to have
their principal Offices in that state.
Catherine Greene and Martin Glenn, who
are wanted in Manhattan, Kan. for forgery,
were crested in Boston yesterday. On the
arrival of eXtradition papers they viii return
with Sheriff McCord, of Kansas, who is here.
Capt. John G. Clark. skipper of a sand
schooner, who sho; and killed a man named
Cary in a bar-room brawl in New York some
months ago, was yesterday found guilty of
murder in the second degree. Sentence was
deferred.
Yesterday all the men in Eustis, Cummings
& Co.'S and he Duncan Leather Manufacture
ing Co s factories, ut Woburn Mass, were
ordered out by the Knights of Labor on ac-
count of these firms stopping further black
ing and millstufling. This makes six factories
now closed, throwing out OF employment
from 60 to got men.
DISPATCHES from Seattle, Wash, state that
nothing whatever has been heard of the
three missing prominent citizens. DIR. 4. Il.
Miner. G.. Morris Halter and Louis Cox, and
fears of their families and friends have at
last crown into the conviction that some mis-
fortune and perhaps death has befallen
them.
The coroners jury in the case of Henry
Harris. who was killed by an electric shock
in front of the store. in New York. where he
was employed on Nov. 81. returned a verdict
Yesterday censuring the Brush Electric Light
company for carelessness and finding that
company solely responsible tor the death of
Mr., Harris.
The jury was completed in Chicago yester-
day in the case of James j. West and Charles
T.. Graham, former president and secretary
of the Chicago Times company respectively,
charged with ~fraudulently oyer-issuing stock
of the Times company. The state made the
opening argument yesterday afternoon and
the defense viii make their opening state
ment to-day.
The statement is made that the 100000
which Charles B.. Wigton. late treasurer of
the Geamorgan Iron company of Philadel-
phia, was recently arrested for embeZzling
was lost by him in gambling houses in New
York. 1t is also said that he will bring suits
against the proprietors of these houses to re-
cover the money.
The Merchants. association, Of Boston. Is
entertaining e number Of Distinguished