St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23
TELEGRAPHIC TIPS.

Catcher Jerry Harrington was re-
leased today at Louisville.
A special to the New York Sun from
San Francisco says: Advices from
Alaska say that officers of the cutter
Rush have located the volcano which
startled the natives of Unga last year
by a sudden eruption. The volcano is
fifteen miles east-northeast from Cape
st. John, latitude 1925 north, longitude
1880 west.
NJ. Ducret, editor of the Cocarde,
Paris, who was arrested OH the charge
of completely in the forgery of certain
documents, alleged to have been stolen
from the British embassy in that city,
has been committed for trial.
Norton. the mulatto who furnished
also committed for trial on the charge
of forging them.
AT Cleveland, O., an engive drawing
three cars jumped the track in the Ala
bama street yards. Engineer John H.
Hines and his fireman both leaped from
tile engine. The latter escaped without
injury, but Hines took the wrong side,
and the engine tOppled over onto him.
He was crushed and burned in hor-
rible manner and was dead when extri-
Gated. lie was thirty-five years old and
unmarried.
Information comes from Rising Sun,
seven miles south of Toledo, that John
Clegg. while drunk, seized his five
vear-Old son and beat him to death. Not
satisfied with this, he seized his thir-
teen-year-old daughter, Mary, and
threw her to the ceiling. The mad
dened brute treated in a like manner
his daughter Anna, while the younger
child. a boy, was frightfully beaten.
Advlces received in st, Louis by the
family of his wife tell of the death by
drowning of Lieut.. PoWhatan Clark,
U. 5. A, at Fort Custer, Mont, where
he was stationed with his command.
The circumstances are not known.
Lient. Clark was thirty years old, son
of DR.. Clark. of Baltimore, Md, and
was married to Miss Elsie Clemens about
a year ago.
Serious forest fires are raging in nu-
merOus localities in New Hampshire,
and many of them will not be COM
pletely extinguished till rain comes.
The fire in the Kilkenny forest, a few
miles from Lancaster, has already done
immense damage. 1t has extended half
way to the summit of Kilkenny mount
ain, and destroyed all the treStles and
I bridges on the Kilkenny railroad In its
path. Another extensive fire is raging
III the Waterville woods. and a large
gang of men has been sent up from
Plymouth to fight it.
The British ship Bowdon, Capt. Law,
which sailed from San Francisco Marcn
% for Queenstown, was wrecked April
27 on Ono island. one of the Friendly
group. No lives were lost. The ship is
total wreck. Tie Bowdon was one of
the four vessels that started March % to
race from San Francisco to Queenstown.
The race was won by the British bark
PinmOre. which arrived at Queenstown
Monday last.
His highness Yagatgi Singh, maha-
rajah OF Kapurthala, India, has reached
New York. He is accompanied by one
of his wives, the fourth in number. aud
quite distinguished suite. The party
consists of Lieut.. Col. Massey, of the
English army: Miam Aziz Batsch. rev.
enue minister; Danlet Ram, private
secretary; Capt. Sundar Singh, aide-de-
camp; Maj. Nehal Singh and DIR. Sehib
Ally. After remaining few days at the
Waldorf hotel, his highnesS will go on
to Chicago and then return via Wash
ington, New York and London to India.