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jumped to Death.

CINCINNATI, O.. June S.-Daniel Will
cox jumped from the Newport railroad
bridge, ninety feet, into the river to-
day, fell on his stomach and was so
badly injured that he died half an hour
later. He held a medal given by the
United States government for saving
eighteen lives during the great flood of
1883. He was thirty-five years old.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-09
Burned Seventeen Buildings,

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, June s.-Burglars
blew open safe in Browns bank at
Chatsworth at 2 o'clock this morning.
The building caught fire. and seventeen
store buildings, comprising the main
block, were burned. A fireman named
Prater was badly hurt. The bank
vaults contained $4,000, and it has not
yet been ascertained whether this is
missing. The total loss is 100000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-09
Manning's Big Check.

LONDON, June s.-Lord Ripon to-day
presented to Cardinal Manning, on be-
half Of the congregation of the pro-
cathedral, check for e3,676 and an
Illuminated address. on the occasion of
his silver jubilee. Lord Ripon was ac-
companied by large deputation, which
included Judges Matthew and Stonor,
William O'Brien, the Duchess of New
castle, and many clergymen. The
cardinal, in returning his thanks, said
he would devote the money to complet-
ing the cathedral and clearing it Of
debt.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-09
The Presidents Outing.

FORT MONROE. Va, June s.-The
president, with Mrs. Harrison's two
grandchildren and Mrs. DimmOck, came
ashore at 10 o'clock this morning. Col.
Frank met them and carried the presi-
dent to church. The party returned to
the Dispatch and sailed at 5 O'Clock for
Washington, where they will arrive
about noon tomorrow.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-09
People Walk at Columbus.

COLUMBUS, o., June s.-No cars were
run on the street railways to-day. The
strikers are quiet and determined. The
company announces it will start the
cars tomorrow morning. In anticipa-
ton of trouble, the mayor has issued
proclamation counSeling good order.
and assuring the citizens of ample pro-
lection to life and property.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-09
Forcing Them Through.

LONDON, June 9.-The Daily News
hears that the cabinet has decided to
pass the land purchase, tithes and
licensing bills by the expedient of fix
ing the dates on which all the remain
ing amendments will be forced through
committee without discussion.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-09
ELECTRIC SIGNALS.
Satisfactory Tests of a Peculiar
New Device.

New Device.
WASHINGTON. June S.-Very salts
factory tests of a new railroad electric
danger signal were made yesterday aft
ernoon on the Baltimore & Ohio rail
road near Washington. The device,
which is to be operated by the Universal
Electric Railway Signal Company of
Richmond, Va, consists of an electric
circuit formed by brush contact un-
derneath the engine, with an iron rod,
laid between the rails, through the
metal and driving wheels OF the engine.
With suitable batteries and telegraphic
apparatus the engineers of trains COM
ing from the same OF opposite directions.
within mile or mile and half of
each other, are notified of the proximity
OF their trains with unerring certainty,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-09
CABLE TRAINS COLLIDE.
A Derailed Grip Cars Truck
Causes the Accident.

CHICAGO, June 8.-Two cable trains
crowded with people collided tonight
at the switch at the corner of Division
and Clark streets. Five passengers were
more or less injured, but none fatally.
An unaccountable derailment of one of
the trucks on grip car caused the col
llsion. For time there was confusion
bord ering on panic. The shock was so
sudden and violent that nearly all the
200 passengers on the trains were
hurled headlong to the floors. In the
wild scramble to escape from the wreck
MANY women tainted, and there were
scores of torn coats and tattered dresses.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-09
Cheap Silver.

LONDON, June 9.-The Standard says
thai. while England at present has no
need to grumble about the passage Of
the American silver bill, it fears that,
as the present American policy cannot
be permanent, reaction is likely to en-
sue which may largely aggravate the
mischief caused by cheap silver.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-09
uncle Sam Is just.

CITY OF MEXICO, June s.-The Off
cial Gazette, referring to the California
filibusters, says that the government of
the United States has taken steps to
thoroughly investigate the matter and
to guard the frontier. English capital
lists are here trying to obtain cOnces-
sion for large smelling works near
Monterey. The rains are too late in the
year to save the crops.
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Kelton's Condition Alarming.

WASHINGTON, June 8. = Adjt-Gen,
Kelton's conditiOnis beginning to alarm
his friends. 1t appears that following
his nervous trouble has come an affec-
ton of the eyes that prevents any at
tention to his work. He has been grant
ed a months further leave, and will
spend this time at the Seashore under
the care of an OculiSt.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-09
Feodoryana Escaned.

PARIS, June s.-The Nihilist Feodor-
vana was an intimate friend of Sihida.
They were arrested at the same time
for founding a secret printing press at
Taganrog, and were SenG to Siberia to-
gether, but Feodorvana escaped.
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Bled to Death While Drunk.

CHICAGO, June s.-James johnson,
ontstretched in drunken stupor Oh a
saloon floor, was stumbled upon and
accidentally stabbed to death this morn
ing by Walter Jacobson, who, scarcely
less stupid from drink, was resisting the
wbisky-enfeebled efforts of the propri-
etor, Michael Dallon, to forcibly clear
the saloon. Johnson, jacobson and Dal-
Ion had been all night in the place. dice
throwing and drinking, prior to the
fatal thrust. All three were too sodden
to realize Johnson's danger. He bled to
death on the saloon floor from lack of
attention
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Impure Spirits.

BRUSSELS. June S.-Declarations on
Americas proposal to prohibit impure
spirits in the Congo state will be men,
toned in the protocols of the anti
slavery conference. but will not form
part of the general aim.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-09
Extending Rounties.

PARIS, June S.-M. Roche has intro
duced bill in the chamber of deputies
extending the bounties to the mercan-
tile marine for one year. 1t was errone-
Ously announced yesterday that the
bill was to suspend the bounties.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-09
DON'T Like EurOpeans.

ZANZIBAR, June S.-Disorder has
broken out among the Somali tribes
and there has been fighting and looting
at Meurka and Kismayu. The sultan
has sent reinforcements. The great
tribe of Yaos, at Kilwa, has declared
hostility to all Europeans.
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COMPLETELY DESTROYED.
The Boston Mill, Lake City, Is
Burned Down.

Special to the Globe
LAKE CITY, Minn., June o.-The
Boston mill, of this city, owued by O.
M. Crumpter, of Florida, was consumed
by fire at 2:3O this morning. 1t Is
thought that the building was set ON
fire, but no definite clue has as yet been
ascertained. The insurance is not
known. The loss is about $4,000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-09

placed there by the senator. Several
local favorites were at once trotted out,
the vote divided, and young Mr.. Quay
bagged the nomination by a scratch.
The withdrawal of Congressman Bayne
from the approaching contest for con-
gress in the Allegheny district is one of
the signs of the times that demonstrates
that
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-09

The average boy is natural savage.
That is why he is called little shaver,
being in the barbarous stage of his ex-
istenee.-Terre Haute Express.
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TALES SUOS TOLD.

Gold was yesterday discovered in May.
hssk county, Florida.
The steamer Traave, from Bremen, hes
auiIoa ct southampton.
The Eric railroad depot at Port Jervis,
n. y, has been totally destroyed by fire.
Loss about $4,000.
us. Treasurer Huston has reconsid.
cred his resignation and will remain to
the close OF President Har.ison's admin.
istration.
Hon. W. D. Simpson, Chief Justice ol
tho Supreme Court OF South Carolina,
died at his homo in Columbia yesterday
OF heart disease.
John H. Silbie, dealer in dry goods q,
No. 253 Sixth avenue, New York, made
an assignment yesterday. to Walter T
Walsh, without preferences.
at Lancaster. Ohio, yesterday John l.
Ticdale was found guilty Of murder in
the first degree. His crime was the kill
ing Of George L. Boyer, June 23 last.
The firm Of Roberta, Cushman 4 o..
New York, dcalors in hatters materials
who assigned to Charles Stone, flet
scicdules yesterday stating liabilitie:
Si56,000, nominal assets S705,OOO ant
actual assets Si37 900. r0.'
At meeting OF tho Democratic Cen
tral Committee OF Kentucky held yester
day, Hon. Henry Watterson was unani
mou,ly elected to succeed the lat
Henry D. McHenry as a member OF th
National Democratic Committee iron
the State OF Kentucky. ,g..J !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27
TIE ELECTION BILI,.
No; ut All Certain rlut the MBnsure Ca
Get Through the House Again.


No; ut All Certain rh., the MEASURE Can
Get Through the Houso Again.
:1tcia: Disua,ch to the Iate:stqcncer.
WAsuISGroy, D. c., Dec. 26.-Itis not
ot all car..;n TIM, tha a,ec,,o, h;u ,r;u
w -, - ,,. ,',''' '''''' s"o ..,, ' '' Al
pass the house. even II tue closure reso-
luton prevails in the Senate by good
round nsiori.y. The general pronosi. i.
tin, n orts,a tno ta1.rol law, a.as
l,oA '.. ~ I'''o 'Ao .'" . '""s o'ei
eicc'ioGs mas iost none ol its fundamental
pnnclpie strength IN tue liouse, but It
appears thaE as dozen or E'ore kepubli.
can membeFa OF that body who were
delcased at ;he last election have for
reason ranothsrannounced themselves,
IN private conversation, as being op.
posed to certain features OF the b:!l Hs it
VIII atand When 1t passes tho Senate.
Unless they can be brought over the
measure may not receive majority vote
IN tue house. Mr. Coleman, OF Lou
ilsslana, was the only out and out Repub-
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Till SCOfCll STRIKE,
bus'ness Generally Embarrnssed-Tho oIen
Say They Can Hold Out for Six Weeks,

bus'ness Generally Embarrnssed-Tho Men
Say They Can Hold Out for Six Weeks,
GLASGOW, Dec. % The railroad strike
dontlnues to keep business almost u. n
siandstill and to cause Inconvenience
and annoyance to many thousands. The
statement that the families oil the strik.
ers are beginning to feel the effects OF
the strike is denied by the men who are
cut. The latter claim that they arc in a
position to hold out ior at least ak
weeks without in any way causing dis.
tress to their families or to themselves
Up to the present, with the exception OF
hootIpg and occasional stoning au oh.
noxious enaplove who may have remain.
ed loyal to the railroad companies, there
have been but few acts OF violence. This
to great degree is duo to the admirable
precautions taken by the police.
The North British Railroad Company
IS making strong efforts to secure tue
services OF as many new hands as posi-.
Die in order to keep up the fight against
the strikers. So far the company has
met with some success, and the result ie
that they have succeeded in bringing
about a slight improvement in the
traiilc which they keep moving along
the lines.
As a result Of unofficial conferences
which have taken place between rail-
road officers and representatives. OF the
strikers, the strikers have agreed to send
deputatlon to confer with the Board OF
Directors OF the North British Company,
on the condition, however, that the sec.
retary OF the local labor organization to
which the strikers belong is permitted
to be present at the meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27
FIGHTING HOSPILBS.
Kicking Bears Braves Kick up
a Row on Battle Creek.
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND
Tho Attacking Party Whipped by tho
Loyal Cheyenne Scuuts..A Lively
skirmish Resulting In Some
Very Dead I,cG.Skins.

CAMP NEAR BATTLE CREEK, s. D., Dec
"6.-The situation hero remains practi
cally unchanged. The weather Is cold
and tho rivers ara frozen solid. A com.
pany Of Cheyenne scouts are campsd at
the mouth OF Battle Greek. Two at.
tempts were made Wednesday by the
hostiles, who number about eighty, TO
break into their camps. The frs. attack
WAC made by only few OF tho Indians,
who were quickly repulSed with loss
OF two killed and several wounded.
Thee OF the Cheyenne Indian scouts
we're wounded, and it is thought that
one is fatally hurt. The second attack
was made after dark by what was sup.
posed to be the whole baud, who were
lGd by Kicking Bear biuseli. Volley
after vo!ley was fired OIL both si1s, and
q deoultary fire was kept up for m hour
or more. 1t Ia not known how many OF
tho hcstiles were killed, but Judging
from tho reports OF the gcouts, there
must have been several killed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27
LLEClRlC RAILWAY PATENTS.
AL Clalmnd to hc iufrln:e,uents-Dam,r

AL Claimnd to hc infrlnGements-Damug
Suits for $.1,O0o,OOo.
Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 2G.-It 10 announced
that the Adams Electric Railway Com.
pnny will within. tho next two weeks
enter suit !agains! the Thomson
Houston, the spsasuc, tho Short
and other electric railway companies
whose sys,ems are now in successful on.
esaticn, for iniringemen.s OF patents
covering the fundamental principle Of
psopel!ing CATS with electricity rs the
motive power.
The claim upon which these proceed.
ines are based is that the Adams Com.
pany holds the patent under which
every successful electric railway system
OF the country is now being operated.
The suits will involve clsims against
tho various companies aggregatins ST..
GOO, 600, and should the cases bs decided
in the Adams Company's favor, it will
make that corporation the greatest cleo.
tric monopoly in the world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27
WESTERN TrlIktil,ApHtES,
No Union Men Wanted Oh tho Key. of the
Lnke shUro lsond.

No Union Men Wanted Oh tho Key. OF the
Luke shuro l.ond.
CHICAGO, Dec. 90 Another order has
been issued by Superintendent Kline
Superintendent Of the Lake Shore, to
members OF the order CT Railway Te!e.
grapbers in the employ OF the company
requesting them 10 withdraw from TIC
order or 10 resign their positions. Thr
reason assigned for this demand is snid
to be the opposition OF the III en- to taking
young men into tho offices as aopien,
tices and teaching them the principles Of
the busineEs.
It is said the Superintendent thinks
the step necessary to the welfare of the
company. The first order by Supe1in.
tendent Kline WAS personal letter to
every telegrapher in the colppany's q EN-.
ploy asking them to Withdraw from the
order, and also requesting those who
would not do so to answer tho letter and
give the reasons for not desiring to com.
ply with the request. The letter created
quite stir among the men, and many
OF them complied.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27
SELlYERSKuFFS MURDER.


Pndlewski Traced to Acknowledgements to
lie Sent lack to France.
PARIS, Dec. 2G.-Colonel PepoI Chiei
of Russian Political Police, who is now
in the city engaged in investigating the
murder OF General SeliverskoE, to-day
made astatcment 10 the effect that Pad.
lcwski, the Anarchist, who is suspected
OF having killed the General, has been
traced to Brindisi. From that point,
according to General PepoG, padlewski
called for Earna, and he is auid to have
subsequently taken refuge in Bulgaria.
the only country in which Nihilists are
now protected by laws which prevent
their extraditton. Grecoire. who was
sentenced to eight months for assisting
padlewski, was arrested at Palermo, at
the instance OF the French consul there,
to whom Gregoire had previously offered
to surrender SO that he might be sent to
Paris in order to testify at the trial OF La
Brnyere and Nine. Duquercy. Gregoire
will now bosent under escort to France,
where he will serve his term OF impris.
onneHt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27
BURNED T0 DEATH.
Mothor nnu Three Childron Deyoured Ey
thu Flnmes-An Early Morning Fire,

Mother Rnd Three Chtldron Devoured Ey
thu flnmts-An Early Morning Fire.
ROCHESTER, n. y, Dec. GA terri.
Die conillgratiou occurred this morning
about five o'clock whereby a woman
and three children loet their lives. The
victims were Mrs. John Dietrich, OF No.
I Orchard street, and her three children,
Libbie, aged six years; jacob, aged three
years, and Louisa, aged eleven months.
How the fire originated 10 n mystery.
Mrs. Dietrich had ariaen at four o'cloc.
to start fire in tho kitchen stove and
awakened her husband SOON after with
an alarm Of fire. She rushed in to gave
her three little children aud perishel in
the lAmes. Her husband and ono son
escaped.
The department soon arrived and sue.
ceeded i'll saving the house from utter
run, but they were too late TO save Mira.
Dlesrich's life or the lives OF the three
children. When the iremen succeeded
in quenchin: the hlmcs they found in
the bedroom where the ewomgn had slept
the body OF the unfortunate woman H.
lug across the bed with tho feet on the
floor. Beside he. lay the three little
children, their bodies burned 10 q crisp
as wei! rs that OF their mother.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27
GREAT SNOW AND BLOW
Nearly tho Whole Country
Catches Il This limo.
STREETS AND ROADSBLOCKED
General Interference with Travel.
Nnd Night on tho Atlantic Coast.
l.itc' Saving Service Men
Patroling the Ecncli.

Tho storm which began on Christmas
day has bcen heard from rs far wes,
rs Puget Sound, from Louisiana on the
south, along the Atlantic coast as fat
north aa Maine and through New Eng,
land, New York, Pennsylvania, West
Virginia, Kentucky aud Ohio. Street
car and railway travel has been seriously
impcded, in somo casea brought to a
standstlll. Heavy damage is feared on
the Atlantic coast.
The three.masted schooner Bill Stowe
went ashore near Narraganset pier and
IVES demolished. All on board were
saved. The schooner A. Il. Hurlbert
was wrecked half an hour later three
miles distant and the captain and stew.
ard and a sailor drowned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27
Causes n ra,nl Street Car Colilslon.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 20 Tho VIC.
lent snow storm which set In here this
morning resulted in a bad accident on
the Plainield street end OF tho Union
railway. The snow covered the tracks
on steep grade on that thoroughfare,
and when car was coming towards the
city at II o'clock the brakes failed to
work and the horses stampeded when
on the hill near the city. Another car
was just turning into the swltch at the
junction crossing aud a collision could
not be avoided. Tho conductor, named
Atwood, cut his horses loose. The horses
on tho west.bound car were both ground
under the wheels OF Watcrmaus car,
and were instantly killed. Waterman
was thrown from his car and had his
head split open. There Is little chance
that he will live. Conductor Atwood, OF
the wcst-bornd car, had both his arms
broken and was injured internally und
will probably die. None OF tho pass.
engers were injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27
4 ZIG CONSPIRACY
To Flood the Country With Bogus Silver
DO,lnrs-O Officers iiaISe n ua,,.

To Flood the Country With Bogus Silver
Doilnrs-Ohlcers nalse Haul.
PlTrsnrEGH, Dec. &c "A gigantic con.
spiracy to flood the United States with
counterfeit silver dollars has been uu-
earthed, and to the energy and inte!H-
gence OF the officials OF tho frs. police
district oil Pittsburgh is due the credit
Nineteen persons are already under ar
rest and 81 100 in spurious coin is in the
hands OF the police. The money was
brought from New York City to Pitts
burgh by gang OF Italians employed to
pass it. The money was all in silver
dollars and United States Detective Nc.
Sweeny says it is the best counterfeit OF
the standard silver dollar that was ever
made.
Two OF the Italians, named Elo
Daviee and Nelson Masgotina, accom-.
panied by their wives ATTEMPTED to psss
the spurious money over the bar OF the
Black Bear Hotel, but were d4t. c.ed by
the proprietor and arreg:ed. The party
at first refused to say where they lived,
but the woman finally broke down and
told the police that they had been living
at No. 5.3 Lincoln avenue, East End.
The house was quietly surrounded and
fifteen Italians arrested. S!c.eted urder
bed IN one OF the rooms vas found q
pile OF counterfeit money, amounting 10
81 LOO. The prisoners were removed to
the contra. station and locked up.
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AnOtilGr Cnlamitv.

Another irightful calamity, the rea,,ltss
OF winch can be attributed to the hear~
snow storm OF Tuesday and Wednesdo;J;
occurred on Main street, a iew 1Jonyy.,
above Twelfth, yea.erday. The annalI;r,' IT,s
results OF this act OF Providcncs woa 49,
enlargement Of the cut and tbe tnta, " HI .he dn
structlo4 OF prices at Holt's shoc st sto.e ~
at ll43 Main street, aud tho pconle rsvie, % ~,
beneticsors by it. Gall and ,ran;n u =, = ~ the
goods and ascertain prices and me 1nn s;,1 sug
be co 1yinced oi the truth. ID = l,;na ou VIII
o. u ri9ner ID I ioot wear Is Kept on hand tn
NEE. snch emergencies ns we are now ~
gone up. - So' - 4Aso ''NV1'. noC