St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-13
TIPS FROM THE WIRES.

The well known author, Leslie Stephens, is
i'll with pleurisy at Rome.
John l.. Arnold, dealer in metals and house
furnishing goods at Lancaster, Pa. has con-
tessed judgment for $500. His liabilities
exceed S50,000; assets about the same.
The Mittinger, Kohlmeier & Co. hollow
ware factory at Norwalk, o., burned yester-
day Loss $4,000; insured for S11,500
The treasury department has decided that
the law which permits grain imported from
Canada TO be ground in the United States
and returned is not applicable to Mexico.
Near Oneonta, Blount county. Ala. Ed,
Strange, farmer, while loading his rifle to
shoot hawks accidentally shot ana killed his
wife, to whom he had been married only two
months.
The Swedish ship Condoren, which arrived
al Pernambuco from Rio Janeiro, March 26,
reports that FIVE of her crew have died from
yellow fever, and that several others are i'll
with the disease.
joseph Mcneil. a member of the American
Macs Specially company, died at Boston
last night of pneumonia. lie was native of
England and member of the Cincinnati
lodge of ElkS.
The Austrian government has issued an
order prohibiting the proposed manifesto
lions on May day. The government also re-
fuses to grant holiday on the LIST of May to
the persons employed in the state factories.
suit for 5000 has been instituted against
DR.. I. Is. Mayo, of Boston, by Mrs. Jane s.
Fowle. She charges that an apprentice in
the office of DR.. Mayo pulled the wrong tooth
while she was under the effects of laughing
gas.
Private kilograms received from CentraT
America state that The political volcano
threatens an eruption. Details are expected
by Monday, as they are being brought to the
Mexican frontier by a messenger on horse
back.
The Rome correspondent of the Catholic
News cables that Rev. Camille Laur, att has
mlDntantp q N q
for American affairs, vice Canon Sharretti,
appointed minutante for India, China and
Japan.
special from Little Rock Ark, says the
iron vault in the county clerks Office at Ben
ton. Saline county, was broken into by a
masked man Friday night and a large
amount of scrip and other funds taken No
clue exists
The police of Denver arrested Mrs +. L..
Philo, alias Thomas a dashing brunette YES
terday, charged with stealing and cashing a
draft for ST ,063 that had been sent to e. b.
Newkirk, agent for the Mutual Life insur-
ance company in Denver.
There were ninetyone Immigrants, prin-
clDally Italians deDarred from landing ut
the barge office New York. during the past
week. Twenty-three of them escaped into
port. however, and one was released on
bonds issued by his friends.
The trouble between the Omaha Stockyards
company and the American Live Stock aSso-
citation, which was taken into the courts and
threatened to result in long litigation has
been compromised. An agreement, it is re-
ported, has been entered into which is salts
factory to both parties.
The sheriff of New York has received an
attachment tor $4,000 against the United
States Electric Traction company. at 115
Broadway.in favor of Elizabeth Smaitland on
twenty one promissory notes. Judgment tor
$4,000 was entered against The American and
United ZyIonite company. of 361 Broad way.
Mrs Agnes Paterson, of North Andover,
Mass, aged slXty-one years, died yesterday
morning from the effects of burns received
She was tending brush fire in her garden
when her clothes caught fire, and before her
husband and passing grocery driver could
extinguish the flames she was frightfully
| burned.
Last Wednesday evening Sam Johnson a
negro eighteen years old, raped Alice Bailey,
a white girl sixteen years old, near Charles
ton. W. Va. He was jailed that night, in
dicted Thursday and his trial began Friday
The verdict of the jury yesterday pronounced
him guilty, and at noon he was sentenced to
hang Mays.
Mexican explorations are increasing and
statistics show that more goods are being
imported from the United States and less
from EuroDe than i'll former years. Col.
Corella, of the Mexican army, accompanies
Lieut.. Baker, the commissioner. to the Chi
cago fair from Mexico. on the trip to Chi
cago to select the site for Mexican exhibits.
Assistant Secretary Spaulding has informed
the Armour Packing company, Chicago, that
tin plates entered at New Orleans under i'm
mediate transportation bond before July /,
1901, will be liable to duty at the rate of l per
cent per pound under the old tariff act, not
withstandlng they do not reach their destina-
tion-Kansas City-unul after the date
named.
United States District Judge Hoffman, who
is on his deathbed at San Francisco, was APP
pointed in 1851. lie was the first United
States judge upon the Pacific coast, and there
is no other judge in the nation who has been
on the bench forty years, the next longest
| judicial term being that of Judge William B.
Allen, judge of the Southern district of Hi.
| nois, who was appointed April Is. 1855.
\ week ago three children of Dave Carroll.
of Greensburgh, Pa, became ill., Doctors
were called in: but, in spite of all their eff
forts, the children died. An autopsy was
made on the body of the Oldest child, and
poison enough to kill five persons was found
IN the stomach Two other children of the
family are seriously i'll, and it is thought
they viii die. There is not the slightest clue
as to who administered the poison.