St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-15
TELEGRApHIC TICKS.

Gov. Mcconnell, of Idaho, will. in a
FEW days, issue call for a state silver
convention to meet at Ketchum Aug. IL.
Three German anarchists named
Muller, Pueckert and Erb have been
expelled from Switzerland by order of
the government.
The English house of commons has
agreed to an address of congratulation
TO be given the queen on the marriage
OF Princess May.
Jules Aldige, one of the wealthiest
citizens of New Orleans, and largely
identified with cotton oil seed mills.
died in Paris today.
The total number of fourth-class
postmasters appointed today was 119,
OF which thirty were to fill vacancies
caused by designations and death.
Patrick Egan. exhibited States min
lister to Chilli, has sailed for home. He
was escorted to the steamer by detach-
ment of police. There was no demon
stration at his departure
The strikers who went back to work
in the Gale & Litchfeld mines at Pitts
burg, Kan, came out again yesterday,
and not mine in this whole district is
being worked. Everything is quiet.
Mrs. Jane McVery was fatally burned
at Pitts6urg yesterday by an explosion
OF oil which she was pouring into the
Kitchen stove to start fire. Her two
year-old' child was also terribly burned,
but will recover. Loss $1,000.
Frank Ellison, the club man who as
sauited Broker William Henrioues,
was arraigned in New York yesterday
and pleaded not guilty to an Indictment
charging him with assault in the first
degree. His bail was fixed at SIS, 900.
At Guthrie. Okla, young cowboy
named Burdess, who was under the in
fiuence of liquor, got mixed up in fight
with eight negroes. The negroes pound
eG BurdeSS to death. The murderers
were jailed. ana excitement runs very
high. 1t only requires leader to make
a triple lynching.
A dispatch from Cincinnati confirms
lie report that the Rt. Rev. Bishop
l ademocher, OF Nashville, will be
transferred to Fort Wayne IN charge of
the diocese made vacant by the death
OF the late Bishop Twenger. Bishop
Rademacher is one of the prominent
men of the church.
Fourteen cases of sunstroke were re-
ported at the st. Louis city dispensary
yesterday. None of them. however. It
Is believed, will terminate fatally. The
weather for the past three days has
been Intensely hot, and the indications
are that the mercury will go higher
today. At p. M. the government
thermometer registered 80, while others
registered as high as %.
Owing to the conflicting reports re-
gardlng cholera in Egypt. DR.. Wyman,
supervising general of the marine hos
pltal service, yesterday teIegraphed Con
sui Ewing, at Alexandria, requesting
him to cable him The exact condition of
aHalrS there so far as cholera or other
contagious diseases is concerned.
Orders have been sent to Commander
BOOK, commanding the Alert, TO pro-
coed home, reaching San francisco not
later than the last of September. Her
cruise three years. is out on the 9th of
October, when her crew are entitled to
discharge. She has been on duty on
the Asiatic station, and when last heard
from was at Chemiulpo, COrea.
Acting Secretary Sims. of the Interior
department, yesterday received a COPY
OF the court records in the trial of nine
ChoctaW Indians recently convicted of
murder by the national court. Acting
Secretary Sims will examine the record
as transmitted, but it is unlikely that
any action will be taken, if at all, until
Secretary Smiths return.
Miss SchurZ, the insane niece OF ex-
Secretary Carl Schurz, has mystic riously
disappeared. Her Chicago relatives be-
lleve she has been lost. A love affair in
Germany Is mentioned as having caused
her mind to be unbalanced. There is
considerable comment here in Chicago
over the strange way in which the uD-
fortunate woman appears to have been
sent about.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, is in New
I 0rk. lie did not speak at any great
length on the financial situation. He
summed it up as follows: "Peo-
pie say what we want is conf
dence. Confidence be golly swashed;
what the people want is money, money,
money. That's what they want, and it's
what | want, and silver is just as good
money as any other. That's the whole
story"
An army of crickets has Invaded the
vicinity of Lost Cabin, Wyo., which is
stripping the country OF all vegetation.
Inc crlcketS cover a strip of country
about twelve to fifteen miles wide, and
are travelling in a southeastern direc-
ton at the rate of three miles a day.
The cricketS are jet black and about
one inch long. 1t is supposed that they
Matched in the Big Horn mountains.
Prof. John B. Stevenson, for five
years superintendent oil The public
schools of Brooklyn, Mich, and one of
the foremost citizens of jackson
county, has eloped with Miss Ida
Culver, woman of twenty-five years.
The professor is fifty-tve years of age.
Before going away he turned all his
real estate over to his wife. at the same
time informing her that she would never
see him again. He has a family of
grown children. Miss Culver is also a
school teacher. The pair met at Cold
water, and have been traced from there
to Chicago.