St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-17
TERSE KILOGRAMS.
The dock laborers of Hamburg went on

The dock labOrers of Hamburg went on a
strike yesterday.
The Brewmasters' conventional Cincinnati
adjourned yesterday. William Gerst, OF Gin
cinnaI, was elected presi lent.
An election was held in Paris yesterday to
fill sixty vacancies i'll the municipal govern
ment. The Republicans secured forty nine.
winning eleven seats.
small fire at & o'clock yesterday morning
damaged Sam Loebs clothing store at the
corner OF superior street and Second avenue
west, Duluth, to the extent of about $500.
Vice Admiral Bartsch has written an arti-
Gle for the Hamburg Correspondent advo-
eating ship canal to Berlin. 1t is stated
that Count Won Moltke approves the project.
II. B. Schaen q Co., importers Of dry
goods and commission merchants. OF 446
and AS Broome street, New York, have
made an assignment. Liabilities $4,000;
assets not stated.
owing to the depressed condition Of the
coal trade nine eollIeries of the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and lion company. en-
ployIng nearly 1000 men and boys, have
been temporarily suspended.
Charles A. Taylor, cashier of the New York
custom house, has resigned. W. l.. Bostwick,
of Ithaca, has been selected for the position.
The salary is $1,000. Mr. Taylor is Demo-
GRAFT Mr.. Bostwick is Republican.
Among the passengers of the Teutonic,
which Sailed Yesterday from New York for
Liverpool, was the Rev DR.. Charles O'Reilly,
of Detroit the treasurer of the Irish National
League fund and his com patriot, Col. John
4. Atkinson.
Advices from Constantinople say that
Prince Dolgor0uki, before his departure from
Sofia had a conference on behalf of Russia
with Regent StambouloR On the subject of
expelling Prince Ferdinand from the Bulga-
Ran throne
James G. Blaine Jr has confessed judg-
ment 10 DR.. Foster C. Fuller, of New York,
for S329.65, in the supreme court. The
action was brought TO recover payment for
professional services rendered to the defend
ants wife and child between June 1 and
Nov. l. 1888.
During quarrel last night between Her,
bert MuXloW, an express proprietor, and his
son William, at the formers Office. 1888
Third avenue, New York, Stephen Rolf, a
driver. was shot and killed. 1t is supposed
that MuxIow tried to shoot his son, ana that
Rolf was shot while interfering to stop the
fight. The MuXiOws are under arrest.
Charles Heidenreich, aged twenty-one, shot
and killed his wife Barbara, aged twenty,
and then committed suicide by putting a
bullet through his own brain at his wife's
home. No. % Anna street, Cincinnati. at 8
O'Clock last night. The couple had not been
living together for some time. Domestic
trouble and jealousy is said to be the cause of
the crime.
The fuel. gas and electric engineering
company, of which George Westinghouse Jr.
is the principal stakeholder yesterday an
nounced that mechanism had been perfected
whereby artificial fuel gas could be produced
at less cost than Is expended in piping
natural gas from the wells. The process is
yet secret. as all the patents are not yet Sc
cured. The company promises to be able to
furnish the gas very shortly.
Harvey Hodge Wednesday murdered his
wife by cutting her throat at Cambri dge,
Washington county, n. Y. Hodge had been
held in Jail on charge of abusing his wife.
but was released on bail Monday and returned
home. Hodge then threatened to cut his
own throat, but was too cOwardly TO inf1ict
more than a slight wound. He feigns lu-
macy. Hodge is about thirty years old.
CDuring Sundays storm the fishing schoon-
ers Quilp and Mamie collided in Cuttyhunk
har5or. and the Mamie sank Her crew got
aboard the Quilp; but. as the latter vessel
was in danger her crew. consisting OF John
Flanders. Arthur Borden and Sam Peekham
started for shore in boat to get the life-sav-
ing crew. The boat upset and all three
were drowned. The crew of the Humane
Society rescued the crew of the Mamie.
Capt. Flanders was one OF the beSt-knOwn
pilots in Massachusetts waters.
Henry y. Stoltenberg, a stenOgrapher in
the law Office of Windes d Sullivan, Chicago.
the firm of which Alexander sullivan is a
member. was summoned TO the states attor-
ney's office last evening. StOltenberg did not
reappear for ABOUT two hours. To questions
subsequently, as to whether the stenographer
had been arrested, or was practically in Gus
tody, the states attorney returned evasive
answers. The official stated that Kayanagh.
one OF The men charged with attempted jury
fixing had gone today to the Office of Windes
d Sullivan What. il any, connection this
had to do with Stoltenberg, states Attorney
Longenecker declined TO explain.
The twenty-first annual meeting of the ma
tional board of trade convened yesterday III
Louisville About twenty five cities are rep
resented at this meeting. Louisville was
chosen that the board might be more in the
attitude of inviting the South, which is al
most without representation, to join and
send delegates 10 the meetings. The atten-
uancc from the South. however. i disap-
pointing Frederick Fraley, of Philadelphia,
vas re-electer to the presidency.