St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-29
TERSE KILOGRAMS.

Austrian budget will show surplus OF So
100000.
Diphtheria is epidemic in Lawrence. Mass,
and prayers are offered in the churches for
the victims.
The Servian minister of finance wants to
resign his Office, because of his inability to re
duce the budget.
Emperor William has conferred the dec
Grafton of the Order of the Black Eagle upon
the king of Greece.
President Carnot has informed the
French cabinet that he will not accept the
resignation of any ministers.
railway accident has occurred at Balras,
near Agra, India. in which fifteen persons
were killed and forty injured.
Gen. Lord Wolseley has accepted an invi-
tation to be present at the unwilling of the
statue of Gen. Lee at Richmond, Va.
The opera sinner L'Herie has been con-
demned to pay alimony of 500 month to
his American wife, nee Victoria Dumaday.
Herr Miguel one of the leaders of the
German Liberal psrty, announces that he will
not be candidate at the next reichstag
elections.
Ferry Greenough furniture and carpets,
1873 fremont street, Boston, has failed and
assigned TO Henry D. Cofield. Liabilities
$40 700.
The whole semi-official press of Germany
renews its reference TO the French army blu,
evidently with the view of influencing the
reichstag.
Cleveland G. Arnold has been arrested at
Chicago for swindling guliible men seeking
wives through the medium of matrimonial
press agencies.
The government has signified its intention
to devote fOur-fifths OF the new Bulgarian
loan to the construction of a railway from
Shimla to Sofia.
green book will be presented to the
Italian chamber of deputies containing the
treaty entered into between Italy and King
Mandlek, of Abyssinia.
The pope has sent to Miss Gwendolen
Caldwell a valuable present and an auto
graph letter congratulating her upon her
coming marriage to Prince Murat.
The London Times says that the fruits Of
the maritime conference now in session at
Washington viii be seen when the next con-
ference assemblies at The Hague.
Frederick Merrill, of bridgeport, Conn.
while drunk Saturday night beat and choked
his wife in brutal manner. She was taken
to the hospital and died yesterday.
The emperor of Germany will accompany
the empress to Constantinople. where during
her stay she will be the guest of the sultan's
mother and seven of that pOtentate's wives.
VIENNA Oct. 29-Priupe Ferdinand of
Bulgaria has arrived in Vienna. He has sue
ceeded in modifying ell the members of the
Orleans family, including the Comte de Paris.
At the launching of a Greek ironclad AT
Havre yesterday. VI. Delannies, the Greek
minister was emphatic in his reference to the
increased friendship between France and
Greece.
The Mitylene LIGHT house was wrecked..by
an earthquake Yesterday Slight damage was
done in Constantinople, Shocks in Italy
caused damage and some loss of life at Gal
lopolis.
Count Won Moltke desires to express,
through the medium Of the press, his thanks
for rho many pOuuratulatOrV messages
ceived by him on the occasion OF his BIRTH
day.
The United States steamship Mohican,
which arrived at Honolulu from Callao
few weeks ago, is under orders to proceed 70
Samoa to reinforce the Adams. which IS
there now.
The term of imprisonment imposed on DR..
Tanner. member of the house of commons
for Cork, who was convicted OF offenses
under the crimes act expired yesterday and
he was released.
In the case of Farmer Gallagher, on trial at
MARLBORO, county Donegal, Ireland, for par
ticipation in the killing of Police Inspector
Martin. the jury were unable to agree and
were discharged.
One of the boilers of the -Atlantique
company's steamship Vile De Brest ex-
ploded Yesterday while the vessel was lying
killed and several injured.
Thomas Shea, of Boston, whose throat
was cut by ThomasJ j. Kelly in a barber, shop
Saturday afternoon because Shea had been
abusing John L. Sullivan. is said Dy the hos
pital physicians to be dying.
Another of the firemen who was injured by
the explosion on board the Cunard line
steamer Cephalonia. last Tuesday has died at
Liverpool This makes the fourth death
that has resulted from the explosion.
The United States training ship Portsmouth
arrived at Newport, r. / , from her summer
Cha hoe
daily for a week or more. She reports hav-
ing met with no accident as was rumored.
Nearly $50 delegates of the International
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen met at
Denver yesterday in secret session, and voted
unanimously in favor of federation with the
Brotherhood Of Engineers and Brakemen.
Josiah W. Knight, the oldest school teacher
in Indiana, died yesterday. He was born in
New Hampshire in 1915, and had been a
teacher over forty years. Part of the time he
was superintendent OF public schools OF In
diaaapOI1S.
Rube Burrows the Alabama outlaw. killed
another officer yesterday. He has driven the
detectives into cave and is standing guard
at the mouth of it. The name of the man
killed was not learned. Burrows is still near
the scene of the battle Of Friday.
The North German Gazette publishes a
poem in Greek congratulating Princess
Sophie and the Duke of Sparta. The Vos-
sische Zeitung dwells upon the fact that the
match is a non-politieal one, Princess sophie
having followed the wishes of her heart
The Cologne Gazette asserts that the cZar
has ordered that the amount of money re-
ouired to meet the requirements OF the cur
rent budget he increased five fold, thus an
ticipating the budgets for the next five years.
The reason for this extraordinary action is
not stated.
The fact that the steamer City OF Rome. on
her last trip, landed her passengers at Mil
hos M O
and some uneasiness in Liverpool. Mr.. Hen
derSon, OF the Anchor line, declares that
Liverpool has nothing to fear from the COM
petition of Milford Haven.
The Pesther Lloyd confirms the statements
made by the British consul in Crete that tle
occurred On the contrary, the porte asserts
the reports of outrases have been manufaet-
ured for political purposes without the
slightest foundation OF truth.
An ukase has been issued directing that
Is. $50, 900 roubes from the Russian treas
ury be added to the 81, $50, 600 roubles resi-
due of the profit arising from the COLI
version of the loan of 1877. in order 10 ex-
tnguish the $500, 900 roubles 5 per cent
gold loan held by the imperial bank.
Ii Hung Chang is actively working to Sc
cure the ratification OF the ChefOo telegraph
convention. Tho American minister earn
estlv protests against the convention. and it
is hoped that he will defeat the proposal.
Rain has destroyed the rich cotton crop in
the Yang-Tse- Kiang valley. China.
Not less than 70. 600 Michigan farmers
hove Joined the Patrons of Husbandry since
last MAY. and the number is increasing every
week. They threaten to become the con-
trolling power in the politics Of the state.
and then to spread over the entire country.
The Patrons claim to have been forced into
being by the monopolies and trusts, and they
propose to organize combination that will
strike terror to the hearts Of their enemies.
Joseph Hoffman. a burglar. attempted to
break int the house Of William FL. Kohns in
Mt. JOY, Pa, early Sunday morning and was
shot BY Kohns, the ball entering the left lung
and inflicting. it is thought, a fatal injury.
Hoffman is at the Lancaster hospital, sup
posed to be dying. He is native of Bavaria
aud has been in this country seven years.
lately he lived in Montgomery county,
PENNSYLVANIA.
The long-delayed and much-tslked-of ac-
lion for breach of promise brought by the
yell-known actress, Phyllis Broughton.
against Lord Dangan, has been settled at
last out of court. By the terms of the settle
ment Miss Brougton receives f2.500 in cash,
besides the wide advertising which the mat
ter has given her, the pecuniary value of
which it would be difficult to compute, and
his Iordship receives his freedom from fur
Their prosecution on account ofthe love affair
in question.