St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-06

ing, as well as the medical man In at
tendance, are bound to report the fact
Immediately to the health officer of the
district. On the observation of the
necessary formalitieS any town may
put the act into effect. 1t is announced
that Gen. BOulanger will go to the Isle
of Jersey, and remain there during the
winter, returning to London in the
spring. The report that he is penniless
is denied, though it is admitted by his
friends that
HIS SOURCES OF REVENUE
have been considerably curtailed since
the general elections in France. The
BOulangiSt contingent in London ap-
pears to be taking very little interest in
to-morrow'S supplementary ballot in
France, protesting to believe that they
will be counted out wherever the true
vote shows prepOnderance of revision
sentiment. The midnight meeting of
omnibus employees, held last night under
the craftsmanship of the Earl of Rose
berry, has been very largely
commented on to-day, and pre-
dietions that their demand for
twelve hours work a, day instead of the
sixteen they are compelled to work will
ultimately be conceded. though it is
probable that the men will be obliged
to strike i'll order to enforce it. The
leaders are actively organizing, and the
cooperation of large humber of men
In kindred occupations is promised.
The London press are still endeavOring
TO convince their readers by per-
sistent assertion that NJ. Gladstone is the
author of the Contemporary Review ar
tlcle arIaigning Italy for her conuec-
ton with the tribe alliance, and
strengthen their statements by calling
attention to the fact that neither Mr..
Gladstone nor his friends deny the i'm
putation. The Conservative journals
allege that Mfr. GladStone's hitherto
strong friendship for Italy is broken.
and nothing short of a specific dis
avOwal of any knowledge of the article
whatsoever from Mr.. Gladstone himself
will convince the Rapidly growing ma
jority of Londoners that
HE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE
for the important utteranceS contained
in the publication. The London city
police are swelling with pride and salts
faction at the action of the authorities
in c0mplimenting them on their con-
duct during the late strike of the dock
labOrerS and awarding them two days
extra pay in compensation of the addi-
tional and aFduouS service they were
required to perform. An Italian engineer
named Rocca proposes to construct
a canal across the kingdom of Italy,
connecting the Adriatic and Tyrrhenian
seas. He estimates the cost of the
work at S125,000,000. Hundreds of
workmen are engaged in laying under
ground conduits for telegraph wires at
Carlsuhe and Stuttgart, and it is the in
tentiOn to bury all the frontier wires as
rapidly as possible. Ihe director of the
Posen police has been sentenced to i'm
prlSOnment for one year for embeZZle-
ment of the public funds. His accounts
show large de icit. The disease which
has prevailed among cattle in Ger
many for some time past is spread
ing with great rapidity, necessitating
the reliance of the German market upon
America for meat supplies. Prices OF
meats have advanced and in many local
tiles the scarcity of cattle has created
much alarm. Floods are increasing in
extent and violence throughout Alien
berg and GOerlitZ, Austro-Hungary.
The damage already done has reached
immense proportions, and the
FAMILIES RENDERED HOMELESS
are countless. Lieut.. Fischer. the Ger
man explorer. has sailed for Zanzibar
to join Capt. Wissman. He takes with
him two complete batteries and four of
the latest improved field guns, with
complement of guns to work them. A
locomotive exploded its boiler while
standing in front of the station at Falk-
enburg, Prussian Silesia, yesterday.
The engineer was blown to the roof of
shed some distance from the track, and
the fireman was thrown to the
top of a telegraph pole, where
his body lodged. Both men were
killed, but, though the engine was
completely wrecked. and fragments
scattered in all dill ections. nobody else
was hurt. The Berlin Tageblatt as
serts that in consequence of quarrel
with his royal relatives over the mar