St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-30
TERSE KILOGRAMS.

1t is understood that the parliament of
Canada will meet Jan. l6.
The first snow of the season fell at Den yer.
Col. yesterday-seven inches Of it, and still
showing.
Thirteen buildings were burned at Glas.
gov, Mo-, yesterday. Loss, s25, 900; insur.
anee light.
The wool factory of s. A. Maxfield, at Ban.
gor, Me-, with 100, 900 pounds of wool and q
large number of pelts, burned yesterday.
A pulp grinder in the paper mill at Kim.
berry, Wis, exploded yesterday, instantly
killing Frank Clarke, superintendent of the
mill.
An order has been issued by the Canadian
department. of railways and canals that until
the close of navigation the st. Lawrence ca
nails are to be opened Sundays.
deal was consummated yesterday by
which all the street railway lines in Nash
vile, Tenn, will be consolidated under one
management, the capital stock being SO, 000,-
00O. &
The fertilizing plant OF Armour & Co.'s
mammoth packing house at Kansas City was
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss, $4,000;
fully insured. Robert Parton, q negro, per.
ished in the flames.
A bleoded mare and large OK owned by
G. W. Hammond, Cowan Station, KY, fought
to the death yesterday. The mare was fatally
gored and the OK suceumbed to kicks and
bites received in the encounter.
William T. Morgan, prominent citizen
and Republican of Crawford county. Arkan-
sas, was shot and killed last night by one D.
Gibbs. Morgan has held many prominent
positions and recently served term as cir
cult judge.
The United States storeship Monongahela
has arrived at San Francisco from Samoa
with the remains of Capt G. M. Schoon,
maker, of the Uni ted States warship Van.
dala, who was drow ned in the great storm
March 16. .-
Levinn Hall and his sister Sarah, both
prominent society people of Princess Anne
Nd, were convicted Yesterday of ineendiar
ism in burning Cox 4 Mills warehouses al
Paramount. Somerset county, q month ago
Sentence was deferred. b
Jacob Baize, consul general of Guatemala
in New York, has received a eabiegram from
the secretary of foreign affairs of Guatemala,
instrueting him TO deny the report of reyo
luton in Guatemala. All incipient riot oc
cured, and was suppressed.
Thirty-five business firms. the heaviest de-
p0sitors IN the Abilene Kan, bank. which
closed its doors Monday. have published q
card stating that they believe the institution
will pay all its Indebtedness. The effect has
been to quiet public feeling.
The prisoner at Philadelphia, supposed "a
be Tascott turns on: to be Samuel Bowman,
sentenced to two years and q halfin the Ohio
penitentary for robbiag q jeWe1Ty salesman
at Ufbana, o., OF $500 worth of goods. lie
served two years and Was released last April.
The failure of Heston & Erben, wool deat
ties, over S3O0,0Oo.i Tho firms rating was
''Very good. S150.000" Shrinkage in values
and the discrimination of banks against
wool paper are given as the causes of the
failure. rtf5 go
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul east
bound express collided with freight al
Council Bluffs, To-, yesterday. James Pullen
engineer. and passenger named Ansel Gu
lott were killed and James Opley, S.EF. Stew.
art, james Ryan and Grennio Coschynane
slightly injured.
Messrs. Robitaille. Bernier & Bernier, pro,
prietors of one of the largest dry goods and
retail houses in Quebec, P. O.. made an as
signr ent to-day. Their liabilities are $780,.
QUO. Divine Bouchard, another dry goods
dealer has also made an assignment. His
liabilities are $4,000.
Josh sabrire, British Columbia mIna
owner, interviewed in Chicago. said the
largest part OF the commerce between British
Columbia and the United States is in opium
ana Cinnamon. He declares that British
Columbians are almost unanimous for an.
nexation to the United States.
A compromise has been effected in the con.
Christopher Meyer, OF New Brunswick. n.
j., by which his widow. Ellie Meyer, of New
York, ana granddaughter, Mrs Mollie Re.
gensburger. OF California. receive large sums
each and withdraw from the contest.
In Difference to the earnest desire of Lord
salisbury, the queen hassconsented to open
parliament IN person. and arrangements for
the ceremony. which will take place in the
nrst week OF February, are. already making.
Inc presence OF her majesty upon the DC.
easion IS expected to contribute greatly to the
advantage OF the government in certain legis-
iatIon which Is to be introduced during the
session, and this view of the matter is saidto
have been presented to the queen in the en-.
deayor to obtain her consent to exercise her
parliamentary prerogatiye.