St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-16
LACONICS BY LIGHTNING.
Paragraph Chronicles of snterest-
ing News Events Received by Teie.
graph Last Night.

Paragraphic Chronicles of INTEREST
ing News Events Received by Teie-
graph Last Night.
Prince Bismark has returned to Fried
richsruhe.
Sir William Hart Dyke has been appointed
governor of Hong Kong.
NJ. Rouvier has declined the appointment
of French minister resident in AMMAN.
The river Pc has overf1own its banks at
Rovigo. flooding an immense area of land.
The committee of the Hungarian delegation
has passed the monetary estimates intact.
The Duke of Rutland has remitted to the
tenants on his estates 10 per cent OF their
rents.
A man named Connolly. who was wounded
| in the recent Belfast riots, has died in hos
pital.
An application was made in court at Lon
don to have Hyndmann, the socialist, and his
wife committed to Jail for non-payment Of
rent
1t transpires that Rossel, who has been ar
reste d at Paris for the murder of Nine. 10y
sen. was very intimate with the notorious
Marchaudon, who murdered his mistress last
year.
At meeting of the Cork chamber of COM
merce it WAS stated that information had
been received to the effect that the Queens
town mail route would be maintained for the
present.
The budget committee of the Austrian del
egation has atitied the ordinary war budget.
The war minister explaining the budget
dwelt upon the speed with which the forces
could be mobiliZed.
At meeting Of Protestant home rulers in
Dublin Rev. Mr.. McCutcheon, of Kenmore,
presiding. a resolution was unanimously
adopted in favor of home rule as the only
measure that would benefit Ireland.
a deputation of citizens from Cork, Dublin
and Belfast will call upon Rt. Hon. n. G.
Raikes British postmaster general, to urge
upon the government the continuance OF the
postal arrangement under which the Ameri-
can mails are delivered and received at
Queenstown.
Six American citizens have been arrested
! in Southern Russia for preaching in orthodox
assemblies of Russians. Mr.. Lathrop. the
United States minister at st. Petersburg.
has been endesvoring to induce the authori-
ties to release the prisoners, but SO far has
been unsuccessful.
| Under date of Oct. 29 the following state
| ment was cabled to America: s'The share
| holders of the publishing firm of Messrs.
! Cassel il Co. met to-day IN Glasgow, and ad-
| vised the directors 10 remove the works from
/ London to Glasgow. They also advised them
to consider what steps are necessary in re-
gard to American contracts and the making
Of calls" Ii is learned that the firm referred
/ to was not Cassel s. Co., the publishers. but
! the Cassel Gold Extracting company Qim-
ited).
The council of the Social Democratic fed
GRAFTON will send a letter to the Marquis OF
salisbury demanding of him that he, as
prime minister, receive deputation of un-
employed workingmen on Iext Sunday after
noon. and hear from them a statement of rea-
sons for government assistance. The letter
will give as the reason for naming Sunday
for receiving the deputation that it is the
only day convenient for the persons who will
compose the deputatlon 10 wait formally upon
tbe nrime minister, because they are COM
PEELED to spend all their time on the other
days of the week seeking work, and the docu-
ment will caution the premier from attempt
ing to eyade the deputation. and ask him to
refrain from following this week his custom
of coiur into the country on saturday.