St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-22
LACONFCS BY LlGH TIMING.
photographic Chronicles Of Interest
ing News Events Received by Teie.
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ParagraphiC Chronicles of Interest
ing News Events Received by Teie.
graph E.astNight.
Mr.. Gladstone chopped down tree yester-
day.
Lord Randolph Churchill has returned to
England.
The diplomatic estraugement between
France and Russia has ended
Gen. Macpherson was buried at Rangoon
with grand military display.
French imports in 1885 decreased by e12.-
$4,000 sterling, and exports by 910, $4,000
sterling
The officers of the United States training
ships at Newport r. J., have paid $500 duty
on the goods they tried to smuggle.
Gen. Davout, the Duke of Auerstadt, takes
the place vacated by Gen. Appert at St.
Petersburg, and Baron Wohreneim returns to
Paris.
The Earl of IddIesleigh, British foreign Sec
rotary, is engaged in an active exchange of
communications with the porte respecting the
British occupation of Egypt.
The Chronicles Berlin correspondent insists
that Lord Randolph Churchill had long con-
versatiOn with Count Herbert Bismarck during
the formers stay at Berlin.
1t is remarked at Vienna that large trans
fers of troops continue, regardless Of the
cholera epidemic in Hungary and the chances
OF the disease spreading CnereDy.
Russian Consul Neklindof charges the
agents of the regency throughout Bulgaria
with imprisoning and killing Russian sympa-
thizers and permitting rapine and rape.
New Haven, Conn.,, celebrated the Tooth
anniversary of its incorporation. salute
of Toe guns was fired at sunrise, followed by
an allegorical and trades procession, etc.
The Spanish government has created de-
partment of public safety similar to the
~ fnf, n will ho
under the control of the home Office and Gen.
Daban.
Gen. Sir Frederick S. Roberts, commander
in-chief of the British forces in India, will
succeed the late Gen. Sir II. T. Masterson as
commander of the army of occupation in
Burmah.
Charles Carroll, prominent citizen of Sc
DALAI Mo-, was injured last night on the Kan
sas City elevated railroad, but will recover.
James Hight, carpenter on the road, was
struck by train aud killed.
The car has summoned Gen. Gourka, mill
tary commander OF Warsaw, to proceed to the
imperial palace at Gatzchina to receive in
structions preparatory to replacing Gen.
Kaulbars as Russian military agent in Bull
garia.
Fisheries Inspector Hayes reports the loss
of vessels along the Wicklow Qreland) coast
by the recent storm aggregating in value
100000 and he says that unless relief is
afforded there will be much distress through
out that region.
Kingston, Ont, forwarders have done a
larger business this season than for five years
past, and at fairly profitable rates. Besides
the coal handled, S,500,000 bushels of grain
have been transhipped for Montreal since
navigation o, ened.
The Boston Herald says that movement is
on foot among the employees of the Metropol-
itan street railway 10 secure another advance
III
would soon be made, and that ultimately the
men expected to secure So per day.
News continues to arrive from reliable
sources OF extensive transport and military
preparations in the Black sea and other
southern depots. Burroughs have been
stopped and the reserves are retained under
orders.
Attorney General Garland has given an
opinion to Secretary Farchild that buttons
made wholly or in part of brass are not to be
classified as 'brass buttons and subject to
duty at the rate of 45 per cent. ad valOrem,
unless they are commercially designated as
brass buttons.
United Ireland states that Gen. Butler de-
clines the appeals of sheriffs for police pro-
lection while engaged in the work of eviction
until he has personally inquired into the ma
ture and justice of the case. The paper
urges tenants to organize and by common &C
ton resist the collection of rents.
The St. James Gazette says that M. Wad-
dington, French ambassador to London, act
ing under instructions from his government,
has protested on behalf of France against the
British occupation of Egypt. The paper adds
that France and Turkey are in complete &C
cord in their opposition to the occupation,
and that Russia supports them
Cardinpl Jacobini, papal secretary Of state.
following the popes instructions, has sent
circulars to all the papal nuncios abroad di-
recting their attention to the principal politi-
cal and ecclesiastical questions of the day,
and urging them to cultivate good relations
with the different governments with view
towards improving the situation of the church
throughout the world
Intelligence has been received that the
Johur ordeal has again been put into prac-
tice in a Brahmin village in Bengal. Two
human lives were sacrificed, the object being
to avoid the Tonk durbar assessment. The
two victims calmly assembled the funeral pyre
and bravey met death. Their charred heads
were afterward carried by the villagers to
Oudeypore. Advices from Teera in the state
of Clutch, say that tribal war is imminent
there.