St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-26
TERSE TELEGRAMS.

"A Clyde steamer, of New York yesterday.
from Charleston, cut through great school
of whales off Absecom light.
The cap stone f the Bennington battle
monument, at Bennington, Vt. was laid yes
terday with much ceremony.
The trial of Joshua Mann and Mrs Swinton
for conspiracy against Robert Ray Hamilton
has been set down for Dec. = at New York.
The $50 miners who were entombed in
flooded mine at Recklinghausen. il West
phalia, on Friday last, have all been res
cued.
The total of the New York Worlds fair
fund subscription yesterday afternoon was
81. 263S22 Among the subscribers were G.
P. Huntington, S25, 600.
Thomas Fl. Moore was arrested and held
in New York city yesterd ay on a telegram
from Supt Hubbard, of Chicago charging
him with larceny in that city.
Mr.. Walker, the eminent engineer and con-
tractor, famous as an engineer of the Severn
tunnel, the Manchester canal and several
other similar undertakings. is dead.
Daniel O'Brien, Of Hoboken. n. j., put a
DE my in the slot yesterday and seized the
electric handles. He was frightfuliy shocked,
ard the doctors are uncertain about his sur
vivaI.
teacher of high reputation for learning
and morality, employed for many years in
the high school ut Lubbock, has been arrested
and imprisoned for indeceEty assaulung his
pupils.
Frank Harrison, for over twenty years an
employe of the Boston p0stofice, was yester.
day convicted in the United States court for
stealing letters containing checks. Sentence
was deferred.
The American flag was run up the Battery
flag staff in New York city yesterday after
noon, where. l0i years before, the British
evacuated the town. The Old Guard paraded
in honor of the day.
The Pacific Mail steamship companys new
Sl.O00.0O0 steamship, the China. before re-
ported aground near Yokohama, has fiOated
off and proceeded without having sustained
any apparent damage.
Boston's mayor and other city officials yes
terday examined the four United States war
boats in the haIbor there. On Thursday the
balance of Boston's population Will 60
aboard and look around.
The trustees OF the Protestant Episcopal
Cathedral of st. John the Divine Yesterday
agreed TO allow the site of the proposed
cathedral to be used by the worlds fair COM
mittee of New York as portion Of the fair
ground
The independent Democrats of Boston last
night Endorsed the renOmi nation of Mayor
Hart Hon. Robert Treat Paine. who was
recently nominated for mayor By au indie
pendent citizens convention, declines the
nomination.
Fred Ewing aged thirteen years sou of
the yard engineer Of the Georgia Central
railroad at Atlantic, \. Y. was run over by q
train in the yard yesterday, his head being
cut off. The boys father witnessed the tef-
rible accident.
The eoroners jury at New York yesterday
exonerated Siegfrled May from blame for the
death of Martin Flynn. 1t was shown that
Nav stabbed Flynn in the eye with an I'M.
brella accidentally while defending himSes
from an attack by Flynn, who was drunk
When eX-Ald. ClearY, of New York city.
yesterday demanded trial on the charge OF
being a "boodler." the district attorney
pleaded that he had too much else to do Just
now. and besides, there was no money at
hand TO pay for the prosecution. Its thought
Cleary Will be discharged.
About z o'clock last evening. Lo uis Meyer,
fifty years old, a travelling salesman for the
Meyer Zimmerman Saddlery company OF Sd
Louis. committed suicide by shooting him
self through the head with pistol at his
home, No. % South Compton avenue, ST.
Louis Cause. poor health
A sensation has been created in religious
circles in Atlanta. Ga, by the announcement
that Rev. A. q. Wardlaw, tor several years
pastor of the Park Street Methodist church
of this city, has withdrawn from the Metho-
dist church and win on Sunday join the First
Presbyterian church.
While Christian Metzger was oiling shaft
in Listers Agricultural WORKS at Newark, y.
j.. yesterday. he was caught and whir led
around the shaft until torn to pieces. his
head, arms and legs being severed from the
body by coming in contact with the frame
work of the shafting.
NOTICE WIS SeTNeu N&erudy pY iii railway
lines entering Findiay, o.. that hereafter all
oil for shipment must be delivered al freight
houses in barrels. This is construed
blow at independent refinerS and in the in,
terest of the Standard Oil company. which
transports nearly all its oil by pipe line with
which it is claimed independent refiners
cannot compete except by The use of tank
cars.
In the French chamber of deputies yester-
day NJ Ferrail a Radical moved q grant OF
frs fn list he StrIE
and that amnesty for strike offenses be de
clared. M. Yves-Guiot the minister of pub
lie works, declared that such an amnesty
order was impossible. and that if a bill for
substituting strikers were introduced,i 1t would
be rejected.
A large number of the delegates TO the na-
tional silver convention, to he called 10 order
at II O'Clock to-day, arrived in st. Louis by
last nights trains. On all sides the conVen-
ton is hailed as one of the most successful
national movements inaugurated for years
1t is the general opinion that it has already
advanced silver at least four cents an ounce,
and it is frequently heard predicted that the
white metal will go to 81 before Christmas.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Law
renee bank was held i'll Pittsburg yesterday.
After a short session the directors of the
bank were authorized 10 go into liquidation.
William NJ. Mckelyey. of the Third National
bank, and an official of the Standard Oil
company were appointed assignees. About
500 depoSitors of the bank held & meeting to-
nlgut anu ueClueu 10 Jake legal steps 10
secure the return of their money.
The briggs Schroeder rapid-firing gun, in,
vented by Lieuts. briggs and Schroeder.
United States naval officers has been sold to
English capitalists for 100000. Lieut..
Schroeder is the commander OF the dynamite
cruiser Vesuvius. and Lieut.. briggs is one Of
the best authorities in the navy on ordnance
matters having graduated at Annapolis at
the head of his class. The sale was consum'
mated in Philadelphia last week, ana it is
stated tlat the two inventors we're paid the
full purchase price in cash.
The Austrian government through in
spired articles in the press of Vienna and
other cities of the dual monarchy, is hotiy in.
Weighing against England for fostering war.
like sentiment on the continent by means OF
alarmist articles written by "war correspond.
ents" representing leading London and En-,
glish newspapers. Most of these correspond,
ents are assigned to Eastern Europe and il il
charged that the warlike feeling and political
complications alleged by them 10 prevail in
that region are entirely baseless, and wholly
the creation of their imagination or men.
dacity.
Two Miners Biowa to Atoms.