St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-22
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

London raised e94502 for the relief of the
sufferers by the ST. Johns, n. f., fire.
Two fresh cases of AsIalic cholera have
been reported in Hamburg.
New York wholesale liquor dealers are
taking steps to build a distillery in opposi-
ton TO the trust.
An investigation shows the report that
Mexican soldiers were held prisoners at San
Ignacio, Tex, 10 be untrue.
Seven persons were badly injured by col
lision on the Kansas City, Fort Scott IL Mem
phs road at Lenexa, Kan, Yesterday.
AT Altoona Station. / a.. Capt b. B. Pierce
and j. W. Garrett were instantly killed by an
assassin who fired through a window.
Archbishop Jansen, of New Orleans, cele-
brated his silver jubilee yesterday. An elab-
crate religious programme was carried out:
James T. Bamford, one of the best known
hotel clerks in the country, died suddenly at
the Grand Pacific hotel, Chicago, yesterday
Afternoon.
Millionaire j. W. Doane has been arrested
in Chicago on the charge Of docking his
horses tails. Doane says his hostler is the
guilty party.
Five hundred men and women employed
in the Blackstone woolen mills, Blackstone.
Mass, struck because of the imposition OF
excessive fines.
james S. Clarkson and other American
capitalists have purchased the City of Mexico
city and district railways. The price is said
Charles +. Mayer was reelected president
Of the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad company
yesterday at the regular monthly meeting Of
the board of directors.
The first issue of an evening paper called
the sun made its appearance in Toronto. Its
avoWed object Is TO advocate the annexation
of Canada 10 the United States.
William McCreedy, his wife and his nine
yearold son. or Washington, Pa, were pois-
oned by eating hogs head cheese. There is
but little hopes Of their recovery.
Both Queen Victoria and the Prince Of
Wales refused to subscribe 10 fund being
raised by Gen. Booth for the purpose OF pro-
viding a dinner for the poor on Dee. 26.
The case of Thomas Vennum, the Yale
student from Watseka, ILL.,, charged with
stealing jewelry, nolled yesterday, it
being shown that he was the victim of con-
splracy.
p. J. Hennessy of the whisky trust sayI
the Chicago decision has but little danger in
IL 20 that concern as they have had three
decisions in opposition 10 it from United
States courts.
Fleshner, Mayer & Co., of Portland. Or,
have recovered judgment against the Pa-
citic Postal Telegraph company for S3.0V'.
because they hau lost that amount by failure
of the defendants to notify that its wires
were down.
The probate of Lord Tennyson's will will
be granted. The gross personal estate
descend from Hallan Tennyson 10 the sue
ceeding male heirs.
Attorney William Moreland, Of Portland,
Or, is in Omaha looking for the family OF
John Brendle, who died in California lcay-
ing 100000. Breudle left his family in VIII
miugton, H.. in 1850
Reports received from Guthrie point 10
great suffering in the western part Of OKLA
homa territory, while in the Cherokee strip
there are reported Indian trOubles on account
Of shortage OF rations.
The golden and silver jubilees Of Kt. Rev.
William O'Ilara, bishop Of Scranton. Pa, AZ
a priest and bishop OF the Roman Catholic
church. were celebrated yesterday with
pomp and impressive ceremonies.
The defalcation in the Pueblo. Mex, state
treasury turns out TO be larger than was at
first reported. IL IS said that persons high
in authority are implicated in the affair The
money stolen exceeds S25l,0JO. An investi-
CATION is now proceeding.
Five Cinnamon recently arrested neal
Lewiston, y. Y, have been convicted OF un-
lawful entry into the United states, and sem
fenced to thirty days imprisonment at hard
labor i'll the Erie county penitentlary. When
released they will be depOrted 10 China.
The trouble in the Thom pson Presbyterian
church at Detroit Mich, over the action OF
the Detroit Presbytery in deposing REV. Har
Ian II. WelltOn as pastor, came to focus al
a meeting held last evening when resOlutioni
were adopted Withdrawing from the PresbY
terry.
In Oklahoma territory white man named
Cora recently sued Creek Indian for unpaid
wages and secured judgment. A party OF
Indians called Mt the mans house n few
nights ago, bound him and carried him into
the woods. where his body was found hang
ing 10 a tree.
<. II. Andrews K Co, dealers in school
and Office furniture and supplies. Yesterday
flied at Chicago a bill against Edwin q.
Weary a former salesman of the firm. claims
ing that the defendant had defrauded them
out Of 100000.
Sven Wren, a Danish newspaper man,
has arrived in Chicago, bound around the
world Two months ago he left Copenhagen
penniless. and intends to make the tOur in
eighteen months. to demonstrate. as he puts
it, the power OF the press. He IS not quite
nineteen years old.
The tramp steamer MontserraL which re-
Gently carried a cargo of Gilbert islanders To
Guatemala coffee plantations, has nov been
bought By the slave deaieFs. ana will be used
TO transport bC the wholesale these poor, ig-
norant south sea islanders 10 the unhealthy
coffee plantations OF CenIIa! America.