St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-16

j. Fl. Menge & Co., grocers in New Or
| leaus, were burned out yesterday. Loss, SIPS
| 900; insurance, 100000.
| Nine head of cattle have died from Texas
| fever in st. Louis during the past three days.
Several droves are similarly affected.
Col. J. II. Realty, of Sioux CITY, has been
elected commandant of the Iowa Soldiers
home to succeed Col. Milo Smith, resigned.
The sealing schooner Triumph has arrived
in Victoria, b. c., bringing news of the seiz-
ure OF four schooners by the Russians while
sealing.
association claims that 900 non-union men
have deserted the Homestead mill since
Saturday.
Gov. Francis of Missouri. has committed
to imprisonment for life the sentence of Bud
Blunt, who was to have been hanged at Pine
Vile today.
Miss Alliance Claire Smith, the opera singer
known to theater-goers as Alfalfa Claire, and
Fred Alfred Kaine, of Newburgh, NY, have
been married.
In Grammont. East Flanders, a serious af-
fray occurred between the police and militia
and factory strikers, number of the latter
being wounded
Thomas Allison. the murderer Of three
men, was found hanging from tree near
Dodson, Tenn. He had been taken from Jail
by masked mob and lynched.
The official report sent out by the marine
hospital service stating that the steamship
May had arrived at New Orleans with four
cases of yellow fever aboard is incorrect. 1t
was at Mobile.
The Silent Army of Soldiers and Sailors
and Marines will meet at Washington during
the week OF the g. A r. encamDment The
headquarters VIII be in a tent on the White
house grounds.
A warrant for the arrest of George Davies
leading commission merchant of Cleveland
has been sworn out. Davies had left for
parts unknown, and his creditors are in the
lurch TO the extent of about 100000.
The treasury department has decided that
representatives OF foreign governments who
desire to entertain visiting exhibitors or rem
resentatives from their governments with
liquor need not pay duties on liquors used
In New York fire early yesterday morning
caused the destruction of George Movers
carriage factory. The flames com munioated
with two furniture factories, badly dam ag-
ing them. Loss OH stocks and buildings
100000.
cablegram was received by the navy de-
partment yesterday announcing the arrival
OF the kearsarge at Caraco.>She will probably
reach La Guayra today. She was expected to
reach La Guayra before this time, but was
delayed by head Winds
Leading Canadian govern ment organs are
urging the necessity of constructing a canal
between Lake Erie and Lake ST. Clair This
would make Canada independent of the
United States i'll respect to canals and save
$50 miles of waterway.
The governor of the Bank Of England states
today that Baring's liabilities have been re
duced to Go 003613 of which e5, 043, 600 is due
to the Bank Of England. 1t is expected the
affairs OF the firm will be wound up without
calling upon the guarantors.
at Tarnopol, in Austrian HULA, a school
boy named Johann Schwed exasperated be-
yound endurance by the harshness with
which he had been treated by Prof Glow
acki, shot him dead as he was leaving the
class room. The boy then killed himself.
The Kelley league is the new name inst
adopted by the bi-chloride of golo clubs.
The third annual meeting Will be held at
Cincinnati the second Tuesday of September,
ed: President, S. Z. Moore. Pittsburg; vice
presidents John Mullahy, Denver; S. P.
Hall, New York; secretary and treasurer.
John NJ. Kelley, Pittsburg