St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-18
TERSE TELEGRAMS.


-Four hundred and ninety-o one immigrants
arrived In New York yesterday from Ham
burg.
The police of Baltimore have ordered Will. |
lam l.. Crosley, dealer in green goods, 70 1
leave the city. h
!, The death of Henry p.Harvey, president Of
the Merchants Shot Tower company, is ap-
nouneed from Baltimore. +
The Roman Catholic church at Erection,
Ont, was destroyed by fire yesterday. Tile
loss is $4,000; insured $1,000.
At Boston, yesterday Horace ii. Stevens
was elected president, and Leonard Lewis
hoh vice president of the Santa te Mining
company.
The new steamer Russia OF the Hamburg
American line, arrived ut New York yester-
day. on her maiden trip. She left Hamburg
on the Sd inst.
Oil has been found on the Tarug farm.
three miles east of Chillicothe. o., where a
gas well is being sunk The flow of oil Is
estimated at zoo barrels day Great excite
ment prevails.
Roe L. Hendricks. of Buffalo. indicted for
blackmalling the family OF Judge Loran u.
Lewis, of the New York supreme court, yes
terday pleaded guilty before Judge Daniels
and will b sentenced Saturday.
Mayor Grant. of New York, cited the dock
commissioners to appear before him Dec. 10,
to answer charges of mlsmanagement, based
on the evidence recently taken by the CON-
missloners of accounts and show cause why
they should not be dismissed.
Fire was discovered at 4 :45 o'clock yester-
day morning on the seventh floor of Jacob
Bros piono factory, 5i2 and 544 West For
tieth street Before it was extinguished it
had made its way down to the fifth floor and
caused damage estimated at $4,000. The
firm is insured.
James p Allen shot himself fatally in
front of DR.. Motifs house, in Carlton avenue,
Brooklyn, n. Y, yesterday, because Kate
kissam, domestic employed in the house,
refused to marry him or see him again. Allen
came from Albany, and was once q letter
carrier in Washington.
William Marquis. aged seventeen, son at a
farmer in Miami county, Indiana. has been
arrested by Wabash railroad detective on
charge of wreckiug the east-bound express
at Kellers, I'D, Oct. "a. The accident a
frightful one, was caused by misplaced
switch. The boy confessed.
The supreme court of Ohio has decided
that the biennial election amendment which
received majority of the votes on the prop
osition at the last election, was not legally
adopted. This establishes the principle that
to change The constitution a majority of all
votes east at q general election must be in the
affirmative.
Capt. Robert NJ. Foster OF Monticello, H.,
who served in the 1l5th Illinois infantry
through the late war, has just discovered that
his wife is the legal heir 10 SOC. 0;'0 acres of
land lying in Virginia and Kentucky. He
has entered suit in the federal court in Gov
1ngton. ny, TO secure possession OF the land,
which is very valuable.
Frank Hangy, Chicaso travelling man. was
Shot and fatally wounded at Mt. Sterling,
Ky, Monday, by r. 4. Smith, who travels for
j. NJ. Robinson & Co., of Louisville. Some
weeks ago Smith made q flippant remark TO
Hargy's wife. Hargy met Smith yesterday
tor the first time and demanded an apology.
A shooting match was the result
A sixteen-year-od son of Henry Potts. re-
siding near Woodstock, Nd, while handling
q breech-loading shotgun. accidentally dis
charged the piece, killing his young sister
standing near by, and severely wounding his
mother The little girls brains were blown
out, and the mother received in the side the
same charge which killed her daughter.
Doubts are niertained as to Mrs. Potts re-
coveTy.
Several months ago, Newton Summers. Of
Lone Tree, Mo-. q man aged CD, married
young girl aged II. The young girl was en-
gagged to a young man named Charles Har-
land, but her parents objected to him and
compelled her 10 marry summers. Monday
morning Summers was found by some neigh
borS lying in his house terribly beaten. His
wife gone. Summers says that HarlaDd ana
his wife beat and robbed him and then left
together.
Chsrles Sslner, editor of the Toledo Sun
1av Herald and Times. was indicted by the
Lucas county grand jury yesterday for forgery
and Monday evening Was arrested by Sheriff
Harbeck. Being unable to obtain bail he was
lodged in Jail. The Indictment contains sew
eral counts Of forgery of notes and orders,
the principal one of which is said to have
been Of a bill of exchange on Bates, New
York advertising man.
The Republicans of Meriden, Conn.,, elected
all their ticket yesterday except city clerk,
and are returned to power after being out
three years. Benjamin Page. Republican,
for mayor, has 243 majority. Herman Hess,
Democrat. won the city clerkShp on his per-
sonal popularity. The council will stand
twenty-One Republicans to nine Democrats.
The fight was not political one, the point
at issue being proposed increase of city
taxes which idea will now be abandoned.
A fire broke out at SO Eldridge street. New
York. yesterday morning. a synagogue is
on the second floor. and the three top stories
are occupied by Mark Max as candy fac
tory. Three men were asleep on the top
floor and they were badly burned. They
were Solomon Eiley Russian tailor, burned
on face and body, and will probably die;
Harry Elias, tailor burned about chest and
head; and Abraham NisOwatt, the Waterman
of the building, badly burned OH the legs and
arms.
The coroners jury investigating the death
of William Lovett, of Lock Haven, Pa. who
was found murdered Sunday, has rendered
verdict finding that the unfortunate man
came to his death by being beaten with
heavy club by Charles Brown with whom he
had a difficulty Saturday night. Charles
Brown and his brother William had been ar
rested on suspicion. but no evidence was
elected connecting the latter with the crime
and he was accordingly released from Gus
tody.