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

banquet was rendered in the Crystal
palace, London, by Mizoon Conformsts to
Rev. DR.. L. Dewitt Talmage, of Brooklyn.
Rt. Rev. Timothy Mahoney, auxiliary
bishop of the archdiocese of Toronto Ont
died yesterday morning after a short Illness
Thomas Rooney, of Plymouth, Pa. having
lost all his money and property on the result
of the Sullivan Corbett fight, committed
suicide last night
Judge Hadley. of the circuit court of Hen
bricks county. yesterday decided the regis
tration feature of the new Indiana election
law unconstitutional.
Charles Craig. coiored, and Edward Nc
Carthy, of Cincinnati murderers, were exc
cuted in the annex of the Ohio enitentiary
early this morning.
The n orth Atlantic squadron has been Or
dered to proceed to Venezuela, and the flag
ship Philadelphia, Admiral Gherardi in com
mand, will sail from New York.
Miss Minnie Gale, the actress, was married
to Archibald Haynes. manager of the Equit
able Life Assurance society and vice presi-
dent of the Hamilton Investment COMPANY.
In New York last evening
murder occurred at Lattimer Pa. YES
terday as result of the Sullivan Corbet
fight. The victim was Anthony Weeds, a
miner, who debated the merits of the fight
with George Warwick, another miner
William Dawson, of st. Paul, was elected
yesterday one of the executive council of the
American Bankers association, which has
peeH III StSSlOH HI Sdu FranclScO. Chicago
was chosen as the next place of meeting.
At Philadelphia, fire of unknown origin
early yesterday morning totally DESTROYED
abe big mills owned By the William Arrot es-
tate and badly damaged John Williams
factory, causing loss of not less than S275.-
QUO.
Charles Rudolph Ferdinand Kinskv. son
and heir of Prince Ferdinand, head of the
great family of that name. has caused SEN
sation among the Austrian and Bohemian
arlstocracy by marrying the Hungarian act
ress, Ilka Palmy.
The Turkish government has acquiesced in
sum to the United States for protection TO
the American missionaries at Eourdour in
the province of konia, Asia Minor, and rep
aratiOn for the injuries to the person and
property of DR.. Bartlett.
The Chilean legation in London declares
that the protocol recently signed between
France and Chilli was no wise of a political
character, and only deals with the question
of the settlement of the old claims of the
French creditors of Peru.
In the trades union congress i'll Glasgow
yesterday resolution was passed that it was
OF special and Immediate Importance that
should be held to consider and adopt means
secure an universal eight-hour law
An expedition left Marquette, Mich. YES
terday IN search OF the Gauthler party sup
posed to have gone down in the big storm
last week. The two Gauthier brothers left i'm
small sloop for Grand Marais, with supplies
for a party of berry pickers. Nothing has
been heard of them.
The man who robbed the train at Kansas
City had an accom- plice, who stood on guard.
They secured 5000.
At Put-in-Bay. O., Edward R. Hewitt a
grandson of Peter Cooper, was married to
Miss Mary Emma Ashley, daughter of ex-
Gov. Ashley, of Montana.
John and George w. Carlisle. capitalists of
Cincinnati, have made an assignment neces-
Stated, rumor says, by loss of $3.50, 900 in al.
unsuccessful railroad enterprise
Rev. John O'Connor, professor in Stanton
Hall college, has been appoited vicar general
of the Roman Catholic diocese of Newark,
n. j
There is deadlock in the Democratic con-
vention for the Sixth Wisconsin district. It
has been in session two days and there has
been no choice.
Lyman E. Barnes, of Appleton, was nomi-
mated for congress at the Democratic con-
vention Of the Eighth Wisconsin district YES
terdaY.
During circus street parade in Maysville,
KY, man known as Animal George was
killed by huge tiger in whose cage he was
riding.
Congressman Charles Barwig was renom-
mated in the second Wisconsin district con-
gressional convention yesterday Oh the I02d
ballot.