St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-19
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Five moonlighters were arrested at Listweii'
County Kerry, Ireland, last night.
The internal revenue bureau has begun
shipping the new Oleomargarine stamps 10
collectors.
1t is semi-officially denied that occupation
of Bulgaria by Russia is imminent. Inc pres
emit policy of Russia, it is declared, is to await
events.
The Tanoiers government. after investiga-
ton. has approved the arrest OF the Ameri-
can, Ion Perdicaris, by the United States
Consul Matthews.
Miss Mary Anderson has subscribed $4,000
for the benefit of the sufferers by the Charles
ton earthquakes-the net proceeds Of her per-
formances during the past week in Dublin
for that purpose.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has gone to Ire
land. He will visit Dublin, Belfast. the
Giants CauSeway and the Lakes OF kiilar-
ney. 1t is his present intention to sail for
New York i'll the Etruria on Oct. 70.
The distress at Sabine Pass and Johnson's
Bayou, Tex, is said to be almost indescriba-
BILE. Forty-five persons, who are thought TO
be drowned, are still unaccOunted for. Re
lief measures are already under way.
A panther escaped from a menagerie In
Chambery the capital OF Savoy, France, and
ran through the streets, creating great
panic. The beast bit many persons and
SCalpeQ anu klllcu " pOuCeludu UclOrC Ho was
captured.
Archbishop Walsh, in an address to the
Christian Brothers of the diocese of Dublin,
said it was impossible for England to deal sue
cessfully with the problem of Irish education,
and that an Irish parliament alone was capa-
Bile Of doing it.
1t has transpired that the police have dis
covered that the anarchist plot recently I'M
earthed at Vienna was principally directed
against the imperial palace at Schonbrunn.
The police prohibit further publication of the
details of the affair.
A deputation of French protectiOnists called
on both President Grevy and Premier De-
Freycinet and presented demands that the
government declare urgency for the bill be-
fore the French chambers raising the import
duty on foreign wheat from to francs.
A severe contest took place in the French
chamber of deputies, last evening, over the Or
der of the day. which related to m easures con-
corning the strike at Vierezon. The chamber
debated the strike and voted the order
of the day, pure and simple, despite the gov
ernments action. NJ. Savrien, minister OF
the interior, M. DeVee, minister OF agricul-
ture, and NJ. Bahant, minister of public
works, representing the moderate element in
the government, at once resigned.
A meeting of 'notable persons was held at
Lambeth palace, the residence OF the Arch
bishop of Canterbury, for the purpose of Or
ganizing the movement to erect a memorial
church in honor of the attainment OF the
fiftieth year of Queen Victoria's reign, which
will be completed on June 20, 1887. The
meeting was addressed by the Archbishop of
Canterbury and the Archbishop of York, and
by the Bishops of London and Carlisle. An
executive committee was appointed to man
age the business appertaining to the move
ment and to select site. Mr.. Gladstone de-
cllned to permit the use of his name as a
member of this committee.