St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-07
TERSE KILOGRAMS.

Fire last night in the Hudson River New
YORK Wooden mills did $4,000 damage.
A palace conspiracy has been discovered at
Tangiers. and the sultan's brother has been
put in prison.
John j. Townsend. a leading lawyer,
president of the Union GLIB. New York city,
died yesterday of pneumonia.
New Haven, Conn, yesterday resolved to
provide children of the city with free school
books and $30t'Oo was appropriated.
1.-THE slum bering Daily Graphic plant of
New York was yesterday sold for S.. 900 cash
with an agreement to pay $4,000 mort
gage.
Oliver j. Barbour, author of Barbour s
Reports" and numerous other law works. is
dying at Saratoga, y. Y. He is seyenty-eight
years Of age.
Ward and his Brooklyn brotherhood CO.
adjutors were yesterday incorporated as q
company to do an amusement business in
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Builder G. E. Baudet, Of New York city,
owes $4,000 upon present business of $3.50
900; and ne yesterday invited his creditors
to help him out.
The strike among the brass and iron bed
stead makers of Birming CHAM. Eng. has
spread to the workmen i'll that industry at
Dudley and BilstOn.
Nathaniel j. Niles Jr., expresident of the
Tradesman's National bank, New York city,
was indicted yesterday by the grand jury for
letting house for immoral purposes.
All the men in thirty-five eollieries at Es-
sen. Germany, have resolved to strike. The
government demands authority and an APP
preparation to make an addition of 1000
men to the police force.
Miss Anna Dlckern is jailed at Attica, n.
Y, on charge of having strangled her
newly-born infant and thrown it in vault.
Lewis Carley, her lover. believes her lnno-
cent. and will defend her.
All the coal porters of London will strike
Wednesday in conjunction with the gas
workers, who gave notice to the gas company
three DAYS ago that they would strike in one
week if the company did not dismiss 'black-
legs"
PEELED from Brazil, and that their expulsion
will be followed py the sale of their houses
and lands They own extensive tracts of the
best situated and most fertile land in the
country.
Robert and George Lilly, aged respectively
six and four years. were suffocated by smoke
during $50 fire Yesterday in the basement
of a New York fiat house. Their mother
locked them up in the room While she went
marketing.
The trial of Charles Wilson for killing his
nlneteen-year-old wife Louise on West
Eighty first street New York, Sunday evening,
May 10, was concluded last night. the jury
returning verdict of manslaughter in the
first degree. Wilson was remanded for SEN
tence.
Judge Alex Laidlaw, of Oaklsnd, Cal,
who recently caused a scandal by appearing
in public in an intoxicated condition, apollo
gized from the bench yesterday. condemed
himself severely and imposed upon himself
a fine of $50, which he paid over to the
bailiff
CIR. Flint & Co., J. E. Ward and John
Dunn. Sons & Co., South American mer-
chants in New York city, have received adj
vices from their correspondents in Buenos
Ayres stating that there is no foundation for
ffa rt1rn nf commercial
in that city.
At Newtown L. l., on Tuesday, a paint
mill was burned. Yesterday, in the ground
beneath, was found a moonshiner's nest. In
the watts were 1000 gallons of mash, and it
has been running for ten years. Warrants
are out for three men. one of them being
justice of the peace.
An insured building of D. G. Halves. Exc
ter, N. H.. recently burned. Brooks q Frame
demanded of Halves $500 for their loss
Halves refused under threat that his son
would be charged with ineendiarism. The ar
rest was made; yesterday the boy was dis
charged and the tenants locked up for at
tempted blackmail.
OThe wreckers on the stranded steamer City
of Ludington, at Sturgeon Bay. Wis. aban-
doned her yesterday aftern Don, and no
further efforts will be made to relieve her
this fall. The Ludington lies on rocky bed,
being out of water about three feet all
around. 1t is feared that the ice will do
considerable damage to the steamer.
MI Loring, the Unitsd States munster to
Portugal, has vacated his suite Of apartments
at the Hotel BraganZa in Lisbon in order that
they may be prepared for the occupation Of
Dom Pedro upon his arrival. Two steamers
carrying many Brazilians resident the Portu-
guese ministers and others started yesterday
from Lisbon to meet the Alagoas.
Two children, Robert and George Lilly.
aged six and four years respectively, were
suffocated by smoke yesterday afternoon in
the basement of the flat house, 100 West
One Hundred and Twenty fifth street. They
had been locked in by their mother while
she was marketing, and they set fire to the
place while playing with matches. The
building was not much damaged.