St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-11
TERSE KILOGRAMS.

landed at Castle Garden yesterday.
Toronto police believe Silcott is there, and
are watching hotels and resorts.
Robert Browning, the poet, is Ill at Venice,
with an alarming attack of bronchitis.
Al the schools in Marlboro have been
closed on account of the prevalence Of diph-
liberia.
Atchison gross earnings for October entire
system, $3,04O. 75S; increase, Sl97, 10Y; net
earnings, 81 ,299,514.
Rev. Il. Z. Higbee, state superintendent Of
instruction in Pennsylvania, was yesterday
stricken with paralysis.
The Joliet. ILL.,, Manufacturing company's
extensive works were destroyed by fire yes
terday. Loss about $35 900; well insured.
Frederick C. Bechtel, a shoe dealer. of SEQ
tia, n. Y, was shot and fatally wounded by
burglars whom he surprised in his store yes
terday.
Rev. DR.. Rainsford, rector of St. Georges
church, where A. t. Stewart attended. was
yesterday fined S25 for shooting quail out Of
season.
Herbert W. Wall was unanimously elected
mayor of Keene, n. u, yesterday, heading
both tickets. The city council is q tie in
joint ballot.
Thomas b.. King was yesterday elected
president CT the Baltimore q Philadelphia
Railroad company The company has a de-
felt for the fiscal year of S217, 676.76.
Henry Hilton, as executor of Cornelia
Stewards will. has been authorized by New
YORK clty's surrogate to settle out of court
with relatives who bave been suing Hilton.
Surrogate Hollins, in New York. yesterday
issued an order giving Messrs. Hilton and
Clinch. the executors of Mrs. A. Il. stewart,
power to settle the Stewart will case out Of
court
Lynn, Mass, reelected her Democratic
mayor Yesterday. there being no opponent.
save Prohibition nominee. The fire united
all for the man who had in hand the relief
plans.
A mans body so much ground to pieces
as not TO have left piece large enough for
indentifcatiou was found On the Pennsyl-
vania railroad tracks at Newark. n. j.. yes
terday.
The postoffice building at Salisbury, Mo-,
was wrecked yesterday by an explosion of
keg OF powder used Dy burglars in blowing
the vanlt and safe Of the Salisbury bank,
located Ill the saue building.
At the annual meeting in Boston Yesterday
OF the New York & New England Railroad
company. Vice President Shinn resigned, and
w. A. Haskell succeeded him. j. 3. Bost-
WICK was reelected president.
presbyterian Pastor Hubbard, of Auburn
n H. last night gave an oyster supper in mis-
church to every boy between seven and sew
enteen years old in the city. One thousand
four hundred boys were there.
The Now York court of appeals has affirmed
the Judgment Of the lower court in the case
OF Jockey James Stone convicted in the
Kings county court Of murder in the first
degree for killing Henry Miller, Coney
island bartender.
1t is reported that ex-President Cleveland
and Joseph Jefferson have bought the islands
very picturesque spot and one noted for good
fishing. 1t is said they will put up club
house on the most central of the islands.
AT a meeting of the Yale faculty yesterday
nineteen members of the freshman class in
the Yale scientific school were expelled on
standing in a
do not pass the examination before the JAN
uary term begins they will be dropped alto
gether.
A foundryman of Black Rock. N. Y, while
on ms way to work in the malleable iron
works Monday morning. found a package
containing $40, QUO on the railroad track.
He delivered it to the railroad officials, who,
It is said, identified it as package missing
from the pay car.
The CaIedonian mine at Crystal Falls
Mich, was drowned out Monday under
peculiar circumstances The miners ran a
shaft under the river and when blast was
exploded the river burst through and filed
the mine. The men barely escaped with their
lives: The loss on the property destroyed
will be great.
A shooting ARRAY occurred at Atwood, Ill,
Monday night. between Everett Thresher,
aged sixty-five; David Washburn, his son-in-
law, and James Fitzpatrick. all prominent
farmers Washburp was shot in the arm by
Fitzpatrick, who also planted bullet in the
throat OF Thresher, who will die. Fitzpat-
rick is under arrest.
Supt. Anderson, Of the Milwaukee public
schools. closed all the schools Monday in
honor OF A. ii. Schattenberg, the defaulting
secretary of the school board. who killed
himself Saturday morning when his crime
was discovered. Supt. Anderson will prob
ably be hauled over the Goals, if not dis
missed. for his conduct.
The cotton spinners Of New England are
another tn foda
OF cotton operatives and have sent invitations
to operatives in cotton centers in New Eng
land and Atlantic states. Delegates will be
present at convention to be held Dec. Is,
Sunday. in the city from Biddeford. Dover
Newark, New Bedford and other cities.
Robert Grey. machinist out of work and
heavily in debt. committed suicide in Mercer
cemetery, at Trenton, n. j., last night, first
taxing !audanum, and then cutting his throat
and wrists. He held coal scuttle in his lap
to catch all the blood from the wound. He
left a letter to his wife explaining the cause
for his action.
These officers were elected at Philadelphia
Yesterday by the National Brickmakers' asso-
citation: President Thomas B. MeAyoy, of
Philadelphia; first vice president, r. B. Nor
rlson, of Rome, Ga: second vice president
NJ. L. Hunter. OF Kearney, Neb.; correspond
ing secretary, Theodore A. Randall, of In
dianaDolis; treasurer. William II. Aslip, of
Chicago.
Police Officer William Davis, of the Cottage
Grove avenue station, Chicago, was shot and
probably fatally injured by burglars yester-
day morning. Officer H. C. Thomas, of the
same station, in attempting to arrest the as
sailants of Davis. was wounded in the arm.
William Sennott. desperate, has been ar
rested and fully identified as one Of the men
who did the shooting.
Thomas L. Savin, bookkeeper for j. E,
Dali Il Co.. dry goods commission merchants
left Baltimore last Tuesday, and has not
been heard from since. j. E. Dali declares
that savin has ruined him; that he has
forged checks. destroyed the stubs and
otherwise obtained money belonging to the
firm: Dali could not give any statement of
the losses until he had make thorough ex-
animation.
When Mrs. Bethey Bradley, a somewhat
eccentric widow of New Haven Conn.,. died
about year ago the bulk of her property
$3.50 900 was bequeathed to religious and
charitable institutions. The will was con-
tested by Mrs. Gustavus Eliot neiee of the
testator, on the ground of insanity. The case
has been pending in the courts until yester-
day, when the case was compromised by the
contestant accepting $4,000 in lieu Of her
claim.