St. Paul daily globe., 1893-07-20
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

The straight-out Democratic ticket
was elected in Florida yesterday by
fiattering majorities.
A special from Green Bay, Wis, SAYS
Rear Admiral Melancton Smith. u. S.
N, died there, aged eighty-three, after
a two-days' Illness.
Surgeon General Wyman has re-
ceived the following cablegram from
PaSSed Assistant Surgeon G.. B.
Young, at Naples: Cholera in Naples.
-Four fatal cases Sunday and Monday"
AT a conference between officers of
the Akron Iron company and the repre-
sentatlveS of the Amalgamated associa-
ton, that company signed the scale of
wages submitted by the association. 1t
IS the one agreed to by Jones & Laugh
I'm, of the American Irou and Steel
company.
William A. Brady, manager for
James j. Corbett, took the pugilist's
grievances into the circuit court. He
hled bill, making the Worlds Column
Dlan exposition and the Original Vienna
BAKERY defendants, and asking that they
De restrained from disseminating the
nghtlng exhibitions on the Midway.
Four hundred and fifty thousand
ounces of silver were offered for sale to
the treasury department. at prices rang
ing from 71.50 cents to 73. Seventy-fiYe
Thousand ounces were purchased at
u.5O, the balance being declined, and
the same rate rendered. This makes
The total purchases of silver for the
month thus far 1.023, 900 ounces.
A special from Caddo, Ind. Ter, saws:
A letter was received here from one of
the ChOctawS i'll Jail at Wilburton.
stating that one of the condemned men
mad been Informed by Judge Holden
that their sentence would be suspended
until Sept. l. This is doubtless the
result of the conference between Gov.
Jones and Inspector FaiSon at Caddo on
July Ia.
The mare Sunol, whose record of
2:OS4 IS the fastest ever made on any
track to an old-fashioned sulky, left the
stable of her owner, Robert Bonner,
New York, TO go to his farm at larry
town. Il think it more than probable"
Mr: Bonner last night, THAT Sunol will
go INTO Marvin's hands to be trained
and then given fast mile. She is as
sound today as ever"
Five female convicts have escaped
from MaddOX'S camp, Georgia, the past
week, and the rest of the prisoners
there are demoraliZed. The camp is sltu-
ated IN Elbert county near the Savannah
river. All the female convicts are sent
to this place. All were tracked by dogs
to the river, where all trace of them
was lost. Two of them were sentenced
to life imprisonment for murder. 1t is
thought that friends outside the camp
must have aided them by securing them
boats.
The remains of Father Walsh, late
president of Notre Dame, were con-
veyed to the Church of the Sacred
Heart from the parlOr of the university
building, where they have been lying
in state since Monday night. Bishop
Rademacher, of Nashville, celebrated
mass, and Bishop Spald1ng, of Peoria.
preached the sermon. The front of the
university and the interior of the
church were heavily draped. Father
Nalsh'S remains were inferred in Com
munlty cemetery, near the church, at
South Bend, Ind.
The Bohemian Americans have had
appropriated to them at the worlds fair
the 18th of August as Bohemian day.
As the presence OF the great musical
master OF the Bohemian nation, Anton
D'Vork, would lend interest to the oc-
casion and crown the day with truly
national note, the Bohemian committee
to the worlds fair has sent letter to
the president of the American Conserv-
atory of Music, Mrs. jeanette Thurber,
asking permission TO have D'Vork at
tend. Mrs. Thurber granted the court
eSV.