St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-18
Cabiettes.

The German emperor and empress yester-
day paid a farewell visit to the mother Of the
emperor. Their majesties departed for Milan
at IL o'clock last night, proceeding by way
OF Munich and the Bremen pass. The en-
peror has sent an autograph letter to the mu-
nicipal authorities of Berlin cOngratulating
them upon the exemplary demeanor OF the
citizens and the admirable police regulations
during the visit of The car.
Mrs. Dion Boucieault obtained an ordr
from a London court last week ordering exc
cution upon any property belonging to her
former husband which could be found in
England, TO satisfy the claims of the divorced
wife for unpaid alimony. Under this order
a number of Mr.. Boucicault's plays were
sold to-day. Seven of them brought e492
and eight others were bid in by Mime. Bouci-
cault for &9U.
The copyright Of Boueicault's plays were
sold at auction in London yesterday. Lion
don Assurance fetched ei57; Flying Scud,"
Strike" 81; sAfteE lark" 30; aF Sas
mosa," e54, and the others small sums.
The French Radical leaders, finding the
Moderates adverse to conceding single de-
mand of the Radical program. have decided
to remain separate party. The hostile at
titude of the MOderates insures arapproache-
ment with portion of the Right
Emperor William OF Germany sent fat
tering autograph letter to Cardinal Haynald.
archbishop of kalocza. on the occasion of
congratulatory messages from prominent
persons throughout the empire.
Mr.. Morley, Lord Granville, Sir William
Fernon-Harcourt and Lord Ripon will have
a conference with Mr.. Gladstone at Ha-
warden to-day, to decide whether it is oppor-
tune to declare the details of their home rule
proposals.
Lord Salisbury. who is returning to England
from the South of France, arrived in Paris
yesterday, and, accompanied by Lord Lytton,
the British ambassador, called upon NJ.
Spuller, minister of foreign affairs.
At the conference of Liberal leadess to be
held at Hawarden to-day, it is expected that
the details of the Liberal house rule pro-
posals will be arranged, and that they will
be made public at once.
The French deputation which presented to
Gen. Boulanger the address sent by the ma
tional committee to the Island of Jersey was
headed by MN. Turquet and Deroulde.
The report Of the mutiny of Turkish SOL
diers at Canea, Crete, is confirmed. The
officers were beaten and wounded. Chakir
Pasha, the governor, is helpless.
Four battalions of infantry in Crete have
revolted- Chakir Pssha, the governor, is
concentrating his troops to suppress the re-
volt.
The French government has imposed pro-
hibitory duties up to 100 per cent on imports
into the French possessions ont he gold coast.
The striking miners at Lens France. now
number 8, 900. The men are orderly. Thus
far only one arrest has been made.
The rivers in Southern Hungary are rising,
and number of towns are threatened with
inundation.
The Workmeu's Federation of Munich has
petitiOned the government u forbid all work
on Sunday.
The German government has begun the
construction of four new ironclads at Stettin.
The dockmen who have been on strike at
Hamburg resumed work yesterday.