St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-20
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Nine. Christine Nilsson is seriously i'll with
bronchitis. Her tour has been abandoned.
Mr.. Blaine continued his stump speeches
in Pennsylvania yesterday, and devoted most
of his time to arguing In favor of a high pro-
tective tariff.
The emergency committee Of the National
Liberal federation met in London and de-
cided to transfer the head offices of the ted
GRAFTON to London.
Yesterday nineteen persons died of cholera
in Pesth and one in Trieste, and forty-seven
new cases were reported in the former place
and seven in the latter.
The Masonic temple, that cost the members
of the organization in Cleveland $4,000 to
build, was dedicated by the Grand Lodge Of
Ohio. Several thousand people attended the
services.
The young Mems Christian association of
Detroit yesterday afternoon laid the corner
stone of their new $4,000 building, which
will be one of the finest of the kind in the
country.
The appointment is gazetted of royal COM
mission to inquire into harbor accommoda-
tons and the state of inland navigation, rail-
ways, etc., in Ireland. The members Of the
commission are Sir James Althorpe, James
Abernethy, John Cory and James PIN.
William X. Vanderbilt, accompanied by
President Newell, Of the Lake Shore road. and
a number of gentlemen from New York inter-
ested in Lake Shore, reached Cleveland last
evening on a special from the East. Mr..
Vanderbilt visit is understood to be one of
Inspection.
A pseudo American doctor named Vivian,
who was concerned in recent notorious
elopement case at Birmingham, has been sem
fenced to ten years imprisonment for COM
hitting robbery in a Birmingham hotel. 1t
was proved that he had previously been con-
victed several times.
The arrangements for the presidents visit
to Richmond on Thursday not yet COM
plete. The presidential party will consist of
about twelve persons, including the president
and Mrs. Cleveland, Secretary Bayard, Sec
rotary and Mrs Endicott, and Postmaster
General and Mrs Villas.
N. NJ. Neeld, defaulting manager of the
packing firm of j. G. Ferguson g. Co., was,
formally expelled from membership on the
Chicago board of trade by the directors at
their regular meeting, and an election to fill
the place in the directory left vacant by the
absconder was ordered for next Tuesday.
The funeral of Gen. Joseph Alexis Uhrich.
the commandant at Strasburg when it capit-
ulated to the Germans, took place at Passy,
France, in the department of the Seine. 1t
was attended by large concourse of people
and by depuEations from Strasburg and
Phalsbourg, in Lorraine, Uhrich's native
place.
Minister Cox called on the president to-day,
and afterwards had an Interview with Secre-
tary Bayard in regard to the Turkish mission.
1t is understood that the minister is willing to
return to Turkey to close up some diplomatic
matters left unsettled, if Mr.. Bayard thinks
it necessary. Otherwise he will resign and
again enter political life.
An American called Harris, alias Orson,
alias Smith. etc., has been arrested at Lon
don. on charge of having defrauded Herries.
Farquhar & Co., bankers, out of $1,000 By
means of q forged letter of credit, purportlng
to have been issued by the First National
bank of Chicago. The prisoner has been re-
mandt for trial. He has been identified by
fhe police as person implicated in other
frauds,