St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-11
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The Berlin Vossiche Zeitung sounds a note
Of alarm on account of the proposed Russian
loan. II attacks the government organs for
their change of attitude in reference to the
Russian plans, and declares that loans Sc
cured under Il conversion pretext have i'll
variably been used to strengthen Russia S
military forces. The journal hopes that Ger
mans are sufficiently alive to this fact and to
the value OF Russian paper TO offer definite
opposition to such enterprises.
M. Edmund Lafayette, member of the
French senate and the last living represen-
tatiye Of the renowned Gen. Lafayette. Of
American revolutionary fame, will attend
the unyeiling' of Falquieri's statue of Lafay-
cite in America. Senator Lafayette is d-
rect descendant of Washington's friend aud
cUmrade, and although he inherited the
marquis title, he never uses it
The London Times has given notice of ap-
peal from he decision of Judge Kinnear in
the Times Parnell case, i'll which he allowed
proof of jurisdiction. Pending Il decision
on the appeal, procedure before Judge Kin
near will be stopped.
Streeter's syndicate, in which the ROths-
childs have large interests. are making a big
fight with the home government for re-
fusal TO ratifv concession granted by the
Indian government to work the ruby mines
of Burmah.
Prince Imeritius Imerichinsky, president
of the military tribunal, has been appointed
minister, of railways in place of Admiral
cent accident to the cars train.
The court OF appeal has confirmed the
sentence of the mayor OF Sligo, recently con-
yicted under the crimes act. He is to be
treated as an ordinary criminal and is to be
confined i'll Semester prison.
Judge Won Simson, president of the su
preme court at LeipSlc, is to be replaced by
Herr Won Tessendort, the public prosecutor,
who is best known for the part he took in the
trial OF Count Won Arnlm.
n
Roggenbach, in connection with the
Geffcken affair, was conducted with great
secrecy, but the facts elicited eventually
leaked Out.
Count Won Seckendorff will accompany
the eX-kaiserin from Berlin to LONDON as
equerry. 1t is stated to be Il pTob ability,
however, that the visit WIKI be again post
| poned.
| The students in the universities of Madrid,
| SarNgossa and Seville paraaed the streets last
might denouncing the Conservative party.
| They dispersed without attempting any VIC
| lence.
! Henry Pettit's Hands Across the Sea- was
| produced at the Princess theater in London
| last evening. The play was admirably
| placed upon the stage and made a decided
! hit.
The weather in Germany has been ex-
| tremely cold, and lovers of skating have been
| enjoying that sport. Snow is lying thickly
| on all the mountains of Germany.
The Political Correspondence, of Vienna.
denies the statement that the empress of
| Austria, tlndsr medical advice. is going Oh a
sea voyage TO India or America.
! Negotiations for a Turco-German COM
| mercial treaty have been concluded and q
| draft of the convention has been submitted
| to the sultan.
society has been formed under the pres
idency of Prof. Gneist. to introduce sanitary
! Improvements in small dwellings in Berlin.
The rumor that the kaiser has assented to
! the betrothal of his sister TO Prince Alexan-
der of Battenbefg is sesni-officially denied.
Minister Phelps lecture before the judicial
society of Glasgow on Tuesday next, is
| awaited with much interest
The first through express train from Paris
arrived at Constantinople.
The duchess of Cambridge is dying.