St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-03
TERSE TELEGRAMS.


The president and DR.. Scott accompanied
her to the depot
The $50 miners employed Ut Odin. H.,
have struck for higher wages and cheaper
supplies.
Another Tascott has been located at Dallas,
Tex, and the authorities are investigating
the matter
The United States steamer Enterprise has
arrived at TOrquay. She experienced gales
Thursday while cruising.
A general strike of dockmen at Antwerp
is imminent The military are held IN readi-
ness to suppress an outbreak.
Heavy shocks Of earthquake were felt yes
terday in st. Louis and several cities in
Southwestern Illinois. No DAMAGE was done.
Mrs Harrison left Yesterday afternoon for
Philadelphia TO visit Mrs. Wanamaker. She
was accompanied by the postmasier-general.
The Swiss government has prohibited the
holding of meetings by the Salvation Army,
and has closed the halls occupied by the Sal
vationists.
The Jury was accordingly dismissed. APP
plicatiOn was then made to have Wilcox re-
leased OH bail, but the question has notyet
been decided.
The president has appointed Crosby s.
Noyes, editor of the Washington Star,
trustee uf the reform school of the District
of Columbia.
The dry goods and commission merchants.
William Turnbull 4; Co.. of New York, made
a general assignment to Elijah P. Smith,
without preferences, this morning.
Edwin Bell & Sons. of Youngstown, Q.
with cooperage factories at various places IN
Pennsylvania and Ohio made an assignment.
Liabilities. $4,000: assets, Sl20,OOO.
Upon the recommendation of the United
States fish commissioner, the secretary of war
has authorized the immediate establishment
of fish cultural station at the Fort CASTOR,
CAL military reservation.
There is no truth In the report that John
Plankinton, of Milwaukee, has suffered an
other stroke of paralysis. He is able to be
around as usual, and his condition is con-
sidered to be very satisfactory.
meeting of the Boulangist leaders was
held at Gen. Boulanger's residence on the
island of Jersey. on Thursday, to decide upon
the course to be followed by the members Of
that party in the French chamber OF depu-
ties.
joseph Fl. Brown, of Fort Worth. Tex, the
heaviest wholesale grocer south of st. Louis
and west of the Mississippi, has assigned with
preferred creditors for Sl09. 100. His total
liabilities arc over 100000. with assets of
S250,0U0.
Twenty-nine bodies have been recovered
from the ruins of the portions Of the Temple
toms carpet factory, Glasgow, which was
crushed by falling wall yesterday. II is
now definitely ascertained that the total mum
Der of killed is thirty.
The czarewitch has been instructed TO re-
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Odessa. The object of taking this route is to
afford an excuse for visiting the Turkish cap
ital with view to eounteracting the effect
Of the visit of Emperor William.
Advices from Honolulu, by the steamer
Australia, which arrived at San Francisco
Yesterday, state that the trial of Robert Viii
cox, the leader Of the insurgents In the July
rioting, came to an abrupt termination, as
the turymen expressed an inability to agree.
Mrs. Grant, when spoken 10 concerning
the report that the remains of the hero OF
AppOmatoX Will shortly be removed from
Riverside park to either West Point or Ar
lington, said she was notat present prepared
10 make any statement in regard TO the mat
ter.
The English government court which in
vestigated the causes which led to tho strand
ing Of the Cunard line steamer Malta, which
went ashore near Lands End and became a
total wreck, hold the captain responsible for
the accident, and has suspended his certih-
cate for three months.
Gen. Raum the commissioner Of pensions,
Col Butterfeld, chief of the board Of review
in the pension office, and Mr.. Van Mater,
chief of the board of review, now constitute
a court whose jurisdiction is confined eX-
clusively to Gension cases. They Will pass
upon ali important cases hereafter.
A desperate battle took place Friday be-
tween two negroes named Willis Jones and
Mac Carver Jones Knocked Carver out and
then plunged his knife into the groin Of
full-blOOded ChOctaW lnd1an, lnnlctlng q
mortal wound. The murderer was captured
and turned over to the authorities at Ant
lers.
The secretary Of state will probably maze
his decision in the case of Consul William
Reed Lewis on Monday. While the secretary
has not finally made up his mind as to what
he will do with Mr.. Lewis. he has come to
the conclusion that the latter's usefulness at
Tangiers has been destroyed and it Is GER
tain that be will not go back to that place,
should he be retained in the service.
A further overissue of Louisiana state
bonds has been discovered. The auditor and
treasurer returned from Baton Rouge yester-
day and reported to the government that ex-
animation Of ex-Treasurer Burke's accounts
show that between $3.50, 900 and $400,0
OF baby bonds have been Illegally issued.
They state that they are not yet able to give
the exact amount Of the overissue, and IL
may exceed the amount given above.
Bortikiewitch. the Russian professor, who
was recently acquitted In the court of Gen.
trail sessions Of snatching young woman's
poekethook in the Equitable building, and
who was again arrested on charge Of steal
ing rings valued at $40 from the apartments
of Col Paine at the Burlington hotel. made
determined dash for liberty while he was be-
ing brought to police headquarters yesterday.
He plunged from an elevated railway station
into the street and broke his leg. He was
subsequently taken to Bellevue hospital.