St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-10
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

Hon. S. B. Elkings will open the campaign
in SouthwestVirginia at huntington Monday.
California celebrated the forty second an
niversary of her admission to statehood yes
terday.
Nine men were killed in the collision on
the Columbia and Clearfield railroad Tues
day night.
Ernest Huffcutt, of Bloomington. Ind, has
been appointed secretary of legation at St.
Petersburg.
The directors of the Minnesota Iron COM
pany have declared quarterly dividend OF
1l2 per cent.
President Harrison will visit Buffalo dur
ing the league convention, which meets
there Sept IL.
number of disastrous thunder storms
have been reported from various parts Of
Spain recently. Several persons have been
killed by lightning.
Whitelaw Reid left New York yesterday
tot Cincinnati. He will speak at the Repub-
lican league meeting at WOodSdale park
today.
EThe amount of silver offered for sale to the
treasury department yesterday was 30. 0N
ounces and the amount purchased 100000
ounces, as follows So.s354 to S0.S35S.
The total amount OF Austria's purchases Of
gold since the adoption of the New currency
reform law is S7,o00000 New contracts
have been concluded for further supplies
from New York.
Thomas II. Hadaway, who was known to the
this country. died of valvular disease of the
heart Wednesday in Montgomery, n. Y, aged
ninety-one years.
Frank Garvin, artist, employed by the
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette. shot and in
stantly killed his bride of few days yester-
day. Insane Jealousy Is supposed to have
been the cause.
The convention of the trades congress
now in session at Glasgow. Scotland, is the
biggest meeting that that body has ever held.
hnrn in nj dom oil
senting l.219.934 members.
Gen. Enrico Cialdin, the Italian soldier
ana statesman, is dead, aged eighty-one
years. He Was commanderin chief of the
troops in Central Italy. and served as ambas-
sador to Paris from 1873 TO 1882.
EAmong the first fruits of Chief Secretary
Moriey's presence in Ireland is the release OF
man who had been imprisoned for con-
tempt Of court by defying the decision of
judge on question of eviction.
in Pittsburg, John Roxwinter, an electric
light tender, was found dead at the foot OF
an electric light having evidently been
killed by the current. His father was killed
in the same manner about year ago.
Space has been officially assigned to the
historic and artistic sections of the Columbus
exhibition at Madrid, Spain. The exhibit.
ors from the United States have been allowed
to select locations covering a large space.
Thomas Harrington, of Brooklyn, has be-
gun suit against the president of Nyack
village, n. Y, claiming $1,000 for the death
of his brother John J., who was burned to
death in the Nyack lookup a few months ago.
Martin Burke. one of the convicted Croniu
murderers, is i'll, and while no Immediately
fatal results are anticipated, it is acSnowl-
edged that his condition is serious He has
been growing weak for the past four months
Near Masontown, Pa, six masked men, sup
posed to be the Cooley gang. bound and
tortured John Walters farmer seventy
years old. and wife, until they disclosed the
hiding place of their money. The robbers
secured S1I3.
Mrs. NJ. L. Littleton, of Nashville. Tenn,
and Mrs. W. Newton Lynch, of Martins
burg, W. v, are irving to secure permission
to erect a theater in the worlds fair grounds
in which to produce spectacular play EN-
titled christopher Columbus" of which
the former is the author
AT Rockford, Ill, during the performance
Of a Wild West show. Mrs. james Fisher of
Durand H., was shot and fatally wounded.
She was looking at the cowboys firing with
supposed blank cartridges. when bullet
from one of their pistols passed through her
body. The entire company is under arrest.