St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-15
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The Earl OF Dudley was married to Miss
Rachel Quincy yesterday in London.
The Metcalf- Mackey Carriage company. of
Cincinnati, made an assignment yesterday.
Liabilities, $4,000; assets about S50,D00.
DR.. Edward Eggleston. the well-known
author, was married at Madison, Iud., yes
terday to Miss Fannie Goode, of that city.
The steamship Moselle. which has Balma-
ceda's silver on board, boun from Monte
video to Southampton, has arrived at Lisbon.
Buckermann & Blumfeld. retail shoe deal
ers at No. IS Canal street and No $50 East
Houston street, New York, assigned yeSter
day.
The London Telegraph says that, when the
Engiish-speaking race learns of the Cana
dian scandals, it will be filed with sorrow
and shame.
Clements planning mill at Sunbury, Pa,
has been destroyed by fire. Loss. SIS, 900.
ABOUT 300 men were employed. The mill
will be rebuilt
the treasury department yesterday $4,000
ounces were purchased, ranging in price
from S09S to S00Sl0.
The veterinary department of the British
board of agriculture has decided that Koch
inc is useless in the diagnosis of the presence
of tubercle in animals.
A dress rehearsal of "Lohengrin'' will be
| held at Paris Tuesday, to which subscribers
will be admitted. The performance of the
opera is fixed for Friday.
There have been fifteen deaths from chol-
era recently on board ii. NJ. 5. Marathon and
II. M. 5. Redbreast at Bombay, ana not on
board II. NJ. S. Blanche, as at first reported.
The Salvages, group of islands near the
Canaries, were recently the scene of all ex-
tensive confiagration. Several houses were
destroyed by fire. The loss amounts to
100000
Four men, laborers, employed by Richard
Cou, Philadelphia junk dealer, were
drowned i'll the Delaware river opposite the
League island navy yard yesterday by the up
setting of q small skiff
band of brigands recently attacked and
captured the railroad station at PavlokiOi,
siXty-seven kilometres east of Adrianople,
Turkey. The outlaws shot two gendarmeS
who attempted to oppose them.
The London lockers declined to unload
the grain cargo of the steamer Lydian Mon
arch Sunday. The vessel owners are show
ing feverish haste to discharge the heavy car
goes or American grain arriving at all points.
Ninety of the one hundred and one desti-
tute Jewish refugees VINO arrived by steamer
at Montreal few days ago have been dis
patched to the United States and Western
Canada. One Jewish citizen has subscribed
$4,000 for their relief
An American soprano, Nine. Nauvelt, who
has hitherto been heard in concerts made
her debut Saturday night in the opera
'Mireille'' at Brussels. She was nervous and
did not do herself justice, and received the
sympathy of the audience.
An east-bound freight train on the Georgia
Pacific jumped the track and rolled down
the high bank near Days Gap, Ga. Engineer
John Whiteworth was killed, and Fireman
Brewster, Conductor Hilton, Brakemen BeV-
erly, Crawford Gamble were slightly bruised
Chief Officer James Thompson, of the
I Orange Prince. an English vessel, was pre-
scented yesterday with a handsome gold
medal. on behalf of the president of the
United States, as a reward for reseuing the
crew of the American ship Amanda C. Par
ker in January last.
0f Lo5
fugitive from justice several years. was ar
rested in Stone Mountain, Ca, Sunday night,
and was placed in the county jail. He is
willing to go back to Missouri, or anywhere
else, and stand trial for whatever charges
may be brought against him.
Yesterday afternoon, Officer John Mugher,
OF New York, saw some human bones among
the dirt which had been removed from the
dumped at the foot of Vesey street and
North river. The bones were sent to the
morgue ann the coroner notified.
Enormous sacks have been placed in the
KaZan cathedral. st. Petersburg, for the re-
ceipt of scraps OF food, which will be sent to
the famine districts and distributed. Some
piecas of bread not larger than radish,
which had been toasted By the contributors,
were found among the donations
In the recent fight between the German
corps under Capt.Zelewsky and body of ma
tives near Zanzibar. 300 of Zelewsky's blacks
were killed, and all the guns and munitions
were lost. Among the missing are Capt
Zelewsky, Officers Zitewitz and Perch, DR.,
Dunschow and four Don-commissioned Off
GERS
A disaster occurred on the Middle division
| of the PENNSYLVANIA road east of Altoona,
Pa, yesterday morning. Two engines and
| seven freight cars were thrown over an en-
| bankment and totally demolished. One of
| the engineers is said to have received serious
| injuries. Both tracks were blocked four
| hours,
The Coopers' international Union of North
| America is meeting at indianapolis with
| small attendance. Strikes at Nashville and
| Menasha, Wis, and a difference at Kansas
| City will be considered. A travelling organ
| izer will be elected. The union was organ
| lied at T'tusville, Pa, Nov. 10, 1890, and now
| has /, 500members.
| Joseph Eng land, the wealthiest farmer in
| Topeka county, Kansas, and very promi-
! nent local politician, was found dead i'll
| well at his barn yesterday morning AS the
pump was out of Order it is supposed that
| while drawing water from the we'll with a
! rope Mr.. England was overcome by fit of
! dizziness and fell in.
| Two thousand men. mostly French Cana
| dams. employed in the saw mills at Ottawa,
Ont, struck for a reduction of one and a
| half hours work per day, ana an increase o.
| so cents in wages per week. Their demands
| are considered just, but the lumbermen say
! they will not yield The men have been re-
| ceiving from S. to 50 per Week, and working
| eleven and u halt hours day, with three
quarters for dinner relief.