St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-10
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

Col John Ryan, who fought with Sam
Houston for Texas independence, died a
pauper in a Kansas City hospital Thursday.
The government of San Salvador is now
completing negotiations for the re-esta bllsh-
ment from Jan. of the postal regulations
with the United States.
Gov. Flower, OF New York has pardoned
Polly Irish, who was sentenced to prison for
life in 1859 on the charge of poisoning her
husband and two children.
Fire yesterday morning at Cincinnati des-
troyed the plant of the Sagendorf Iron Roof
ing and Corrugating Company, Loss, 500, :
900; insurance about two-thirds.
A large bomb was recently exploded near
the dwellings of the workmen in the great
iron works of Krupp's nephew at Bernsdorf,
Austria. Much damage was caused TO prop
erty.
h A New York paper states that for months,
and even for years past, the state charity
authorities of Massachusetts have been send
ing their paupers, idiots and incurables to
that city by wholesale.
At the coming session of English parlia-
ment James Lowthor will introduce bill
providing for the slaughter OF all foreign
cattle imported into Great Britain at the
port at which they are landed.
At Decatur. Mich, Thursday. Mr. aud Mrs.
Philander TrOWbridge observed their golden
wedding anniversary. They were united at
Manlius N. Y. the father of President Cleve[
Alfred J. Price, the defaulting cashier Of
Street & Price. New York publishers, who
was charged with stealing $4,000 from that
firm. pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the
first degree yesterday and was sentenced to-
five years in the penitentiary. vi
Henry G. Tricky. the dead Boston re-
porter, was one of the chief witnesses in the
DR.. Graves murder case at Denver. The lat
ter's friends say that in the event Of a new
trial Trickeys death will save the DOCTOR
Tricky swore to the infamous condemnation
Of Widow Barnaby by DR.. Graves. nd
Typhoid fever is raging in San Luis Polosi,
Mex and vicinity. Several hundred deaths
have occurred in the last three weeks and
the number of fatalities daily from the fever
is from twenty to thirty. The epidemic is
attributed to the severe drought which has
prevailed for the past four years. Y
The British steamer Zambesi from Tacoma
via Victoria. B. c., Nov 16. for Japan and
China, has been in collision with a coasting
vessel in Yeddo bay. Serious damage oc4
Cured to both vessels. and the Zambesi was
beached with her forward compartments full
of water.
The CHILEAN authorities intend to take
every precaution to protect the sailors of the
white squadron of the United States when
they are ON shore in Valparaiso. AN extra
guard will be on duty in the low portions of
town, where loafers and unemployed sailors
resort.
A movement is on foot in Pittsburg to i'm
peach Mayor Gourley, Chief Brown, Roger
O'Mara aud other officers of the department
of public safety, for allowing the laws and
ordinances against disorderly houses to re-
main imperative and practical dead letter
for the past five years.
The Congo company has sent strong REIN
forcements from Stanley Pool to Katanga.
The latest news concerning the Jacques ex-
petition received by the company was dated
Aug 81. Capt. Jacques and his company
were then safe and well at Mpala, near Lake
Tanganyika. A report that the expedition
] has beene4nassacred causes much uneasinesa