St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27
Foreign Flashes.

WltndraWlng MS support 10 tne parish
school at Woodstock in resentment of the
refusal of DR.. Majendie, the rector, to
ring the church bells in honor of the return
of his grace and his American wife from
their wedding tour. has forbidden the reyer-
end gentleman 10 drive in Blenbeim park
many-propose to indemnify the school for
the loss of the dukes patronage and keep it
going in spite of that nobleman's indigna-
ton at the slight which he fancies was put
upon him.
Edward Harrington. member of parlia-
ment, failed to appear in court at Dublin
yesterday in answer to summons charging
him with melting tenants to adopt the plan
of campaign through his paper. the Kerry
Sentinel. His counsel applied TO the court
for postponement of the case in order that
Mr.. Harrington could attend the sttings of
the Parnell commission in London. The
magistrate refused to grant the application,
however, because the melting continued. A
warrant was issued for Mr.. Harrington's
arrest.
Mr. James r. Osgood. the Boston pub
Usher. gave q private banquet at the Reform
club ia London, on Saturday in honor of
Charles A. Dana, editor of the New York
Sun. Thirty guests were present. including
Bret Harte and ar. Robinson. the editor of
the Daily News.
Elections were held on Sunday in the de-
partment of Cotes du Nord, France for two
members of the chamber of deputies. Both
OF the Conservative candidates were elected
without opposition. In the department of
War; the Communist candidate, Clusaret, was
elected by majority of 1000.
The question regarding the fugitive slave
harbored by the mission station at Mombasa,
Zanzibar, has been settled by Messrs Mac
kenzie and Matthews to the satisfaction of
the natives, who have invited Mr.. Mackenzie
to n public feast. The arrangement secures
the freedom of 1,500 slaves
The sultan of Zanzibar continues i'll, and
is unable to issue a proclamation ANNOUNCE
ing the blockade. 1t is now arranged that
Germany blockadeS the Southern coast and
England the Northern coast British mis-
sionaries report that an intense anti-German
feeling exists far inland.
In accordance with the Belgium govern
ment'S request the authorities of the Congo
state have published the regulations under
which Zanzibares are enlisted. These regu-
lations show that entire freedom of contract
is given to the natives.
The Emin relief committee has passed
resolution seyering all connection between
the committee and the East Africa company.
1t is expectad that the company will ask the
German reichstag for q loan of 1O, 900 900
marks at 3l2 per cent.
On the way to his hotel from the banquet
of the Patriotic league in Paris on Sunday
Gen. ROulanger was continuously cheered
Police lined the route and made forty ar
rests. Most of the prisoners were subse-
quently released.
King Humbert, of Italy, yesterday gave
audience to NJ. Mariana, the newly appointed
French ambassador. In welcoming the am
passador his majesty said that if France met
the good intentions of Italy IN a friendly
spirit that differences of opinion could be
easily settled.
The report that Gen. Boulanger is to marry
a wealthy widow, after his wife shall have
obtained a divorce from him, is supple
mented by the assertion that the lady is to
furnish several million francs to assist in the
propagation of the generals political
schemes.
The Russian import duties on sheet copper
have been increased to 30 copecks per pound.
The duty on copper-bottomed wooden ships
has been fixed at - roubleS for the first 100
tons, and roubles for every additional 100
tons.
William of Germany to resign his commits
sion in the army aud to state his plans for
the Emin Bey expedition. He viii not leave
Berlin for three weeks.
Thousands of persons attended at demon
stration in GlaSnevin cemetery Dublin, on
Sunday, at the monument to the Manchester
martyrs. The proceedings were orderly.
The offices Of the Town and Country Jour-
nal (newsraper) in Sydney. n. S. W. have
been destroyed by fire. The loss is 100000.
The offices were the finest in Australia.
Duplessy, who was convicted at Brussels
of being an accomplice in the issue of coun-
terteit French bank notes. has been sen
fenced to five years Imprisonment.
In the appeal from the decision of the
Dublin magistrate in the Castlerea conspiracy
case. the upper court has sustained the
magistrates finding.
Lord Salisbury, with the new Austrian
ambassador. Count Deym. had a protracted
audience with the queen in Windsor castle
this afternoon.
The court Of queens bench in Liver.
pool has ordered the destruction in that city
of number OF English TRANSACTIONS of Zola's
novels.
against the erection by Roumania of forts at
Forschgni and Galatz.
Ten hounds belonging to the famous Kill
dare pack have been poisoned, it is supposed
maliciously.