St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09
TELEGRApHIC TICKS.

Secretary of State Campren, OF Mexico, is
dead.
Herbert Spencer, the noted English author,
Is seriously i'll in London.
Owing to the death of a juror Judge Muir
ply has dismissed the jury in the Curtis
case.
Prof John Stone Newberry, Of Columbia
college. died in New Haven Conn, Wednes-
day night after long illness.
The president yesterday sent to the senate
the following nominations of postmasters:
IoWa-William Theree. Harrington; William
F. Schiller. Woodbine.
Volney B. Cushing, Of Bangor, Me-, the
Prohibition candidate for governor OF Maine
in 1888, has mysteriously Disappeared He
was last seen in Boston.
Justice Harlan, of the United States SUI
preme court will sail for Europe about the
goth of this month as one OF the srbitrators
in the Behring sea seal fisheries dispute.
There is growing belief that the destruc
ton of the Philadelphia Public Ledger build
ing was the work of an incendiary. A thor
ough investigation of the matter will be
made.
sofa. Tex. between two negroes. Robert
Warfield and Llge Allen. They fought with
bowie knives and both are badly cut and will
probably die.
G. NJ Lamberton. Of Lincoln. Neb.. has
been selected for appointment as assistant
Nettleton. His nomination, it is supposed
will be sent to the senate Monday.
Daniel Mclaughlin, blacksmith of
Roanoke, Va. jumped off the brooklyn
bridge yesterday afternoon into the East
river He was picked up by police boat,
and will recover. He said people wanted TO
hang him.
The British ship Ben Douhan has been
pos ed at Lloyds as missing" She left San
Francisco April %, 1892. with cargo. OF
wheat for Queenstown, and was therefore
230 days out yesterday. The average passage
is about 105 days.
The secretary OF war sent TO the house yes
terday number of reports OF engineer Of
ficers on the improvement of rivers and har-
bors. Everett harbor, Washington, is recon-
mended as worthy OF Improvement by the
general government.
The United States steamship Chicago has
been ordered out of commission. She Will
have new boilers put i'll and general repairs
made. The new boilers, it is expected, will
develop greater horse power. give an Increase
in speed and also economic space.
The strike in the Marlng Hart window
glass house, whereby 800 employees are effect
ed, has been adjusted. and the men will re-
turn to work Friday. President Hart agreed
to guarantee the men their wages, which
average from Sl26 to $292 per month.
The London Truth says that the Duke of
Edinburgh will vacate his post of naval com
mander in chief at Davenport in August
next, and that he will thenceforth perma-
nently reside at Coburg. The report is gen
orally believed, as two of the dukes daugh-
tiers will be married abroad before then.
dispatch to the London Chronicle from
Rome says that, believing that the accession
of Gladstone is certain to result in home
rule, and, in accordance with the urgings of
the American prelates, the pope has decided
to bestow the red hat on Archbishop Walsh.
At Montevatto, Mo-, James argus, afte
Miss Pearl Mann had refused to marry him.
drew a revolver and fired. the bullet passing
through her neck. Hargus then placed the
revolver to his own head and fired, killing
himself instantly. Miss Mann is in critical
condition and will probably die.