St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-26
LACONaCS BY LIGHTNING
photographic Chronicles of Interest
ing News Events Received by TeIe.
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ing News Events Received by TeIe-
graph Last Night.
The report that the ueen would visit Ire
land is officially denied.
Lord Harrington has accepted the pres.-
dency of the West Scotland Liberal Unionists'
association.
Hbronner & Brother, Philadelphia. cloth
ing dealers, have failed. Liabilities, S51, 0LU:
assets, $4,000.
The royal commission, which has been in
quiring into the causes of the recent riot in
Belfast, have concluded their labors.
Since the last report there has been IA new
cases of cholera and Ia deaths at Pestb, and
"a new cases and 10 deaths at Trieste.
The members of the Afghan frontier COM
mission were given a public reception at
Cabul. The city was Illuminated in their
honor.
dispatch from Hawarden says that the
swelling on Mr.. Gladstones eyelids has de-
creased, and that he was able to take his
usual exercise to-day.
Lady Churchill opened a Primrose lodge
at Bradford, England, yesterday. She deliv-
cred piquant political Grafton, which was
enthusiastically received.
The Duke of Argyll, the Earl of Stair and
Messrs Vernon, Switzerland and Thorburn,
members of the house of commons, have been
made vice presidents OF the Scotch Unionist
association.
At West Randolph, VT, Cassius Morse. aged
20. struck L. NJ. Davis on the head with an
axe at the breakfast table. inficting a wound
from which he died in about two hours.
Young Morse was insane.
The treasury department has sustained the
action of the collector of customs at New
York in assessing duty on tomatoes as 'tvege-
tables" The importer claimed them to be
exempt from duty as fruit
The issue of standard silver dollars from
the mint during the week ended Oct. % was
S1,009 S21. The issue during the correspond
ing period of last year was $916,35s. The
shipments of fractional silver coin since Oct.
amounts to $742,42
The lord mayor of London has received
letter from the mayor of Charleston express
ing thanks for the money forwarded from
London for the earthquake sufferers. The
fund has been closed.
The Irish Times says that a report is in cir
culation that the governments Cancellation
includes visit of the queen to Ireland in
1887. 1t is said that the ministry has already
submitted the project to the queen, who en-
tertains the suggestion favorabiy.
NJ Ledrain, Hebrew scholar has just
published the first volume of new transla-
ton of the Bible into French. This volume
comprises the book of Judges, the two books
of Samuel and the first book of Kings. The
translation will be complete in nine volumes.
Justice O'Brien, who presided over the con-
tested election case of Mr.. Lewis against
Justin Mccarthy for seat in the house of
commons from Londonderry, has formally de-
clared Mccarthy elected to the seat Mr..
Lewis was found guilty Of Illegal voting and
red to pay Mccarthy COSTS
Henry M. Stanley delivered a lecture at
Torquay slast evening. The Marquis of Lorne,
who presided, in moving q vote of thanks
said: Mr. Stanley has told the story of his
exploits in so fascinating manner that it
makes people of the rising generation desire
to invest their spare cash to open up and
civilize Africa