St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-10-10
TELEGRAPEfC SIP ARKS.

| 1t is said that certain leading Orangemen in
| Toronto are sounding the rank and file of
| the order with view to aScertaining whether
the Orangemen generally will not be content
| to put up with Imprisonment of Riel for life
| instead of his execution.
| The business failures occurring through
| out the country during the last seven days
number: For the United States, 1856; for Can
ada. %. or q total of 207, against 196 last
week and 1S5 the week previous. The in
crease is in the Pacific and Western states.
| 1.-THE striking coal miners at Neel's Green
field mine in the fourth pool. aud the Cincin-
natl men in the third pool. have resumed
work at the terms offered by the operators
The strike is showing signs of weakness.
The Georgia house of representa-, es de-
| feated the bill amending the railroad commits
| sion laws so as to grant roads the right to
make their own rates, subject to evision
only on complaint.
| Nearly full and official returns from the
| town meetings in Connecticut Monday last
show that in 1872 of the 167 townsa 79 are Re-
| publican, 55 Democratic and 2S equally di-
| vided. Last year the standing was almost ex-
actly the same.
| uCharles Belouge and John Vaneck of Frank
fort, Mich were drowned near that place.
Vice President Hendricks was taken on
| Change at st. Louis and made a brief speech
In the cross actions for divorce between
George H. Rowell, the well-known advertis-
ing agent and his wife of Lancaster, Chief
| Justice Doe of the supreme court has re-
turned his decision refusing to grant the ap-
| plication of either party.
The American box and shook factory and
| planning mill owned by Thomas n. Thompson
of Williamsport, Pa, was burned, together
| with a large amount of stock. Loss, $4,000
| insurance, $2S, 800.
A row boat was capsized in Boston harbor
Two men were picked up by the crew of
| tug boat but both died in short time.
| There is said to have been a third man in the
boat, n. S. Cane whose body has not been
recovered. One of the dead men is named
| II. B. Carrier.
A very distinct shock of earthquake lasting
three-quarters of q minute was felt at 1:35
last night at Louisa Court House, Va, sixty
miles from Richmond, on the Chesapeake s.
Ohio railroad
| association, comprised in the territory of
Pennsylvania, New York and the New Eng
land states, are now idle, the men being on a
strike.
The local health commissioners of Niagara
Fails and Suspension Bridge have been in
structed not to allow any one to cross into
New. York state without showing indications
of recent vaccination. This is notable step,
as to great degree it quarantines Canada
from this country.a a measure which has never
been before in operation.
Two cases of smallpox have been dscoF-
cred at Newport, R. I. Stringent measures
are being taken to prevent the disease from
spreading.
The funeral of the Earl of SALISBURY took
place at Westminster abbey. Hundreds of
poor people stood outside the abbey in
drenching rail-. during the entire services,
being unable 10 get into the sacred edifice, so
dense was the crowd which had gathered to
pay their respect to the notable philanthro-
pist.
The Natioralists have decided to contest
every Irish parliamentary seat except twelve.
The Roman Catholic bishops of Ireland have
passed q resolution condemning acts of vio-
lence and intimidation and warning their
respective focks against indulging in illegal
eXcesSes