St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

Cleveland VIII not attend the rally at
Bloomington, ILL.,. on Oct. 10, as reported a
day or two ago. =
Near Fowler, Ind. Morris and Charles st.
John were crushed to death by bank of
gravel falling on them.
The directors of the Distilling and Cattle.
teedlng company have declared quarterly
dividend of la of / per cent.
Alexander Frazer & Son, of Quebec steam
boat owners and general merchants, have
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EX-United States Senator Henry W. Blair
was nominated for congress by the First
New Hampshire district Republicans yester-
day.
The sugar trust directors have declared a
dividend or 2l2 per cent on the common
STOCK, making the dividend rate 10 per cent
per annum.
William Starke. one of the editors of the
New FORK Herald, died yesterday morning at
Lansingburgh, n. Y. Death was caused by
nervous prostration.
The Epworth league board of control has
determined that the first International con.
ferences should be held in Cleveland during
the first week in July, 1893.
Al the convention of trade journal editors
held IN chicago, William Jones, of the Mime
apol1s Commercial Bulletin, was elected treas
urer OF the national association,
Senator John sherman has written letter
IN response to certain criticisms as to his
standing on the tariff, expressing himself as
decidedly in favor of protective Tariff
A United States seiner, the Hattie Maud,
has been seized by the Canadian government
cruiser Curlew for infraction of the fishery
laws. She was caughC within the three mile
limit in the Bay OF Fundy, near st. An
drews
At Stamford. Conn, John Brooks shot his
wife three times, put one bullet into his child.
which was in his wife's arms, and then shot
himself twice. Brooks will die his wife is III
critical condition, but the child Will re-
cover.
At the Schuvelovo barracks, St. Peters
ourg, Russia, bandsman. who was actuated
by jealousy OF comrade. stole up behind his
victim and dealt the unfortunate man a fer
rlhe blow with a saber, which completely be-
headed him.
General Manager Sweigerd of the Reading
Raliroad compay, announced officially YES.
terday that The grievances between the com.
pany and men had been adjusted, and that
the conference held has resulted in an ami
cable settlement.
gurl biennial convention in New Haven
Conn. officers were elected as follows:
Henry Witch, president; Conrad Seim. vice
president; FRED Fartenheimer, secretary
Philip koehler, treasurer.
seemingly destitute pauper named James
stewart died .ddenly in the Belfast Ire.
land) workhouse. American money amount.
ing to $4,000 ana twenty shares in mining
'Coiii pdAiSs were 1Ollilu Secreteu IN the lining
of his coat. No relatives of the deceased
have as yet been located.
The body belonging to the head, which was
found near Decatur, ILL.,. by dog, has been
discovered. Ii was that of man about six
ty years of age. The head was eaten from
the body by hogs. The mans death is sin
| posed TO be due TO natural causes.
At Philadelphia yesterday Judge Bregy de.
MED the petition of A. E. Stockwell that his
selection as assignee Of the suspended Mu,
| tual Banking Trust and Surety company be
| confirmed by the court, and appointed Dis.
trict Attorney George :. Graham temporary
| receiver.
| Ex-President Hayes, Gov. Mckinley. Gen.
! Rosecrans, Gen. j. b. Cox and Gen Powell
! are expected to be present at the reunion of
! the men who fought the battles of 1861 i'm
! the armies of West Virginia. to be held Sept.
| - The troops came almost entirely from
! Ohio and Indiana.
| At yesterdays session of the convention of
| the Railway Mail Mutual Benefit association
| officers for the ensuing year were elected ms
/ follows: President, T. T. Taylor, of Fort
| Scott. KAN; secretary and treasurer, G. E.
| La Grave, of Chicago. Boston was Selected
| for the next convention.