St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-14
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Paragraphs Chronicles of Interest.
ing News Events Received by
TeIegraph Last Night.

The recorder of Montreal gave Judgment
deciding that the members of the Salvation
army have a perfect right to parade the
streets and sing.
Signor LanciaDa, the archaeologist who has
married an American lady. has started for
New York where he will hold public archaeo-
logical conferences.
Lord Randolph Churchill announced in the
house of commons the appointment of a royal
commission of inquiry into the necessity of
civil service reform in the British govern
ment.
A dynamite cartridge was exploded at mid
night in the principal gateway of the Mar
settles (France) docks, doing some damage.
The placing of the cartridge was evidently
malicious.
NJ. Stoureljko, Roumaniau minister of
public instruction, after having had q con-
ference with Emperor Francis Joseph and
Count Kalnoky, Austrian prime minister, has
proceeded to Berlin.
The pope will assign Jesuits to the new
Episcopal sees in the East Indies, created
under the Portuguese concordat, in reward
for the efforts of the JeSuitS on behalf of
christianity in the East Indies.
At secret meeting OF the Knights of
Labor of the ST. Louis district held yesterday,
the boycott instituted by the brewers union
against the tirrus who have not acceded to the
strikers demands was Endorsed.
The hop crop of the important counties Of
New York has been harvested, showing the
estimate of one-eghth of yield to fall short.
Growers who expected 100000 boxes got
40 900, and the quality is exceedingly poor at
that.
Mrs. Anna Leach, wife of John Leach, at
tempted to light her fire with coal oil at
Cleveland O. The fluid exploded and set fire
to the house, No. l37 Lawn street. When
the flames had been subdued Mrs. Leach's
dead body was found lying on the floor
Prince William, son of the German crown
prince, who went TO Brest Litovsk on a mis-
sion to the czar from Emperor William at
Strasburg. has accomplis led his mission and
departed. The car accompanied him to the
depot and embraced him several times while
bidding him farewell
The striking spinners in Schuyler & Blood's
mills at Amsterdam, n. Y, did not go to work
Yesterday morning. The spinners' assembly
has resolved to stand by the strikers. All
the mills in town belonging to the Knit Goods
Manufacturers association will shut down,
throwing 1000 hands out of employment. A
long and bitter fight is probable.
The Volta made the return trip from Ca
las to Dover in four hours and fifteen min
utes. Her accumula tors were charged only
once for the whole journey of fifty miles.
The sea was very calm and the passage was
made so noiselessly that sea gull asleep son
the water was not disturbed by the approach
of the yacht and was caught with the hands
An international exhibition under the
auspices of the Spanish government will be
held at Barcelona from September, 1887, until
April, 1883. The exhibition will include all
things connected with agriculture, industry.
commerce, navigation, electricity and educa-
ton. In order to encourage the display of
novelties, the government will guarantee the
protection of Spain to the exhibitors OF In
ventions capable of being patented, and Of
drawings, models and trade marks.