St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-23
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

Lord Beresford, wanted at Rome Ca, ON
Albany, Il. 7. D. mas '''n al '''''0 "'
Edward Parker Deacon. the slayer of
Abeille, has been discharged from the Nice
prison.
uCitizens residing on the government reser-
walton at Fortress Monroe. Va, have been
ordered to remove their buildings by Sept.
%. This includes the Hygeia and Chamber
lain's new hotel.
The International Association of Ticket
Agents, which has just closed its annual
session at Philadelphia, visited Niagara falls
yesterday.
At Wells, Colo, there has been arrested a
negro whose description tallies with that Of
Davis, the Sedalia (Mo. murderer and rape
fiend. and for whose arrest there has been
offered reward of SIS, S00
At Denver, Col. Jakey s.. Hirsh, CORE,
spondent for Chicago and New York papers,
was horsewhipped by a Philadelphia actress
named Lizzie Gonzales. about whom he had
written scurrilous items.
Three Poles were arrested in Brooklyn yes
terday on an affidavit that they had banded
together for the purpose of incendiarsm.
At independence, Ky. Amanda Cain, aged
fifteen, was murdered by Arthur Watson.
whose attentions she had spurned. Watson
also seriously wounded the girls mother,
and then made his escape.
Buctouche, small seaport town on the
northumberland straits in New Brunswick,
day morning. nceEdiarism is suspected.
The loss will aggregate S125.UO0.
The report published that the British gov
eminent had directed the Canadian govern
ment to accept the contention of the Wash
1ngton authorities that United States citizens
had the right to copyright In Canada is de-
MED by Sir John Thompson.
Action has been begun in the United States
court by G. S. Van Renssaler to recover
$4,000 damages from the Hamburg AmerI-
Mr
was one of the passengers on the Normannia
detained in quarantine.
At Jonesboro, Ark, John Manning young
farmer, was arrested for causing railway
wreck over year ago. 1t has been proven
that Manning misplaced a switch in May,
1891, causing wreck i'll which three people
lost their lives.
The little town of Redfield, Ark.was NJ
I'm ost swept away by a fire Wednesday
aused by tramps who were sleeping in O hay
barn.
The seceders from the Salvation Army
have organized at Toronto Ont. under the
name of The United Christian WorkersY
p. W: Philpott, whose charges against Gen.
Booth led to the revolt, was elected presi-
dent
The sheriffs deputies have levied upon
the personal property of the New York Met
ropoitan Opera House company to satisfy
claim for Si02,S1S made by Earl Clinton
Potts, for which amount he obtained judg-
ment yesterday
The porte has revived the question of clos
ing the American mission schools in the
Turkish dominion unless they are contIolled
by Turkish officials
Ryder. formerly American consul at Co.
penhagen, who is under arrest for frauds
connected with the administration of estates
Entrusted to him in his official capacity, has
been held to await trial.
Five persons, three of them women. died
by their own hands in Chicago Wednesday.
Two left gas jets open, two used morphine,
another Paris green. A sixth, after swal-
vived ard will live. Their names were A.
S. Wagner, Mrs. Effie Murphy. Kate Lowry,
Henry Lange, Bessie Davis and Mrs. NJ. T.
Miles.
The wholesale price of broom corn has
dropped from seven to four cents per pound
this week. The syndicate that gathered in
the visible supply last fall is going to pieces
and its members are using every effort to un&
load what they are>carrying, in view of the
big crop that is promised in the West
President Harrison has accepted the invi.
tation of the New York Columbus eelebra-
ii on committee TO be present at the ceIebra-
ton Oct. H.
The navy de partment has received a tele-
gram announcing the arrival of the United
M onday. This makes the thir1 naval ship
now in Venezuela.
The Presbytery of Cincinnati yesterday de-
cided to put on trial, for heretcal teaching
Prof Henry P. Smith. of Lane theological
seminary The trial will begin Oct. 5.
The worlds fair man agement is considera-
bly, annoyed by the circulation of reports
that the exposition is to be postponed for u
year There is not the slightest foundation
for these reports, the idea of postponemept
not having been thou ght of by the officials OF
the exposition.