St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-15
TELEGRAPAlC TICKS.

Lillian Emerson, widow of Ralph Waldo
Emerson, the poet died at Concord, n. H..
yesterday, aged ninety.
destructive fire visited Hoylestown, n. F >,
destroying large bakery and tobacco fac
tory. Loss $50 600, covered by insurance.
The schooner James Arthur, from St.
Johns. n F., Oct. II, for Sydney, n. s., has
not been heard from and is supposed to be
lost.
The trial of Frank Garvin for the murder
of his wife, Cora Redpath Garyin, was taken
up in the Pittsburg criminal court yesterday,
but was not concluded.
A divergence of opinion regarding the ex-
hibtion of the works of the Swedish painter
Munich, has caused the disruption OF the
Berlin society Of artists
1t is stated in Berlin on reliable authority
that the emperor has assured Caprivi that he
will not personally separate from him in the
event of the defeat of the military bill.
Near the village of Peterlavey, Devoushire,
Eng william Williams shot and Killed
Emily Dodge, who had refused his attep
tons, William Rowe, his successful rival. and
himself
resident of Covington, KY, died Sunday
night in his seventy-fourth year. Only
Thursday last the fiftIeth anniversary OF his
wedding was celebrated.
In bra wi between drunken miners,
brought OH by political discussion, at st .
killed and several seriously injured. About
twenty were engaged in the melee
C. +. Clapp has been appointed by Gov
Ferry as commissioner to represent the state
OF Washington at the international Near
aguan canal convention at New Orleans
Six hundred houses have been destroyed
by fire in the city of Toxic Japan. The
houses are mostly of the cheap native variety.
and while much privation has been Caused
the loss of property is not great.
The Sailors and Firemen's union of Eng
land has issued a manifesto warning the pub
lie to avoid steamers that are manned by
Lascars. The manifesto says that recent
disasters have shown that Lascars are unable
to stand rough weather.
Vive President Morton left New York yes
terday for Washington. He was accom-
panied bv Mrs Morton and their daughters.
Mr.. Morton, upon his arrival at the capitol,
will go at one to the White house and pay
his respects to President Harrison.
The second week of the English cotton
lockout opens with increased prospects of
the trouble being long continued. There are
5000, 900 spindles still at work on full time
100000 on short time, and 12,6O0,00O are
stopped.
The queens of Spain and Portugal will be
present at a bull fight Wednesday. The
queen of Portugal is anxious to see bull
fight, and the Duke of Veragua has promised
eight bulls of his famous Anadulsian breed
Lysander Thompson, the veteran actor
who has been confined In the insane pavilion
of the Bellevue hospital, New York. died in
that institution Sunday night. He was fifty
years old and leaves widow and three
children. He had played many prominent
parts IN plays produced by A. M. Palmer.
Rev. G. H. Harris, aged twenty-five, pastor
of the Universalist church. North Orange
Mass, committed suicide Sunday by shoot
ing. He was unmarried and lived alone
He was not missed until his congregation
was seated in church. messenger found
him dead in his study with a revolver i'll his
hand.
1t is officially stated that negotiations are
pending for a consolidation of the linseed
Oil interests of the Cnited States. The plan
of consolidation includes the National Lead
and Linseed Oil companies as well as other
outside concerns, representing i'll all about
IS per cent of the industry.
The police of Sydney. N. S. W, while
searching the house of the alleged baby
farmers found a bundle of long needles,
wrapped in a Dloodstained piece of calico.
The theory of the doctors is that the babies
were killed by having their hearts or spines
pierced with needles.