St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-05
BREvITIEs BY TELEGRAPH.

Gen. Bernois. Swiss leader in the reyolu-
ton eff 1915 is dead.
Madrid dispatch says that the govern
! ment is in very gloomy financial Straits. ana
that the proposed high tariff is not SO much
measure OF protection as to raise revenue
The Spanish consul general to Canada.
Senior Baldasaony Tapete has been ap-
pointed Spanish consul general TO The
United States and has left for his new post
Emperor William Will bcstow the cololIelcv
OF German regiment upon the Prince Of
Naples. crown prince Of Italy, upon The oc-
caslon OF the latterS tWeniy-iirst birthday,
Nov. IL.
AdTices from the west coast OF Afriaa state
that negroes arc being Geported from the
British colony of Lagos for service on the
plantations of Brazil, the emigrants going
apparently as willing laborers
1t is reported in Rome thai the pope sent
message TO the American epseoPacy direct
ing that bishops and pastors shall speak ont
openly against the Irish plan OF campaissn.
wherever aid is solicited for that movement
At Lonsdale. Il. l., yesterday the cotton
Weavers received notice at a cut-down. 'chey
were getting 53 cents on Il 5e-yard bar, but
they are TO run finer grade OF goods with
I'VE yards additional on the length ard Will
receive but IS cents cut
\ Cape Town dispatch says that the Perth.
gueSe have carried off us hostages the Two
sons OF the African chief Cingunhama.
whose territory is claimed BY both the. Portu-
guesc and the British South African con-
pany.
The schooner American Boy iumboI-adeu.
from Gray Ha:bor tor SAN Francisco. went
ashore on the Faralione yesterday during .
fog The crew took to the boats and ,rcra
picked up last night by tug about five miles
from shore. The vessel will be total wreck
While Bible class was in session at Dover.
England. Sunday, Il mad dog dashed into TIE
room, causing panic among the schol =
Defore The animal could be secured he had
bitten q number of the childrea The cases
less
through the premier, TO the petition of Cath
lie bishops for her Interference III henalf of
the pope Her majesty, while protesting
deep devotion TO his holiness and the church
replies that the Spanish government cannot
justly Interfere in the affairs of the kingdom
of Italy
The several councils Of the British West
Indies have been conyoked 10 cous;,icr n
notice from the imperial government that
the colonies will he expected 10 look out
largely Tor their own defense in time of war.
English only furnishing fleet and garris0ns
for coaling stations.
Messrs. Mann and Tillelt. president AMI
secretary OF the London lockers uniou have
issued Il circular advising the men TO All re-
main al work pending negotiations With the
dock eompaaies. The latter declare their de-
termination not TO make any arrangement
that viii give the men control OF the docks.
HnlftS
caused by storms and winds which bile nm
the waters of the gulf and river and force
them upon the city. The recurrence of This
condition of affairs leads many To believe
that the situation is growing more periIous
and that there is danger of cempIe,c' sr,b,ner
sion ut some time of unusual storms ami
high water.
The scheme proposed by Geh. Booth. of The
Salvation Army, for the relief of the poorer
classes continues to be much discussed So
eral members of tee royal family have lyrit-
ten Gen Booth, praising his plans ana ex-
pressing hope for their success Similar
tokens of approval have been forwarded
from people in all walks of life. and euntri
buttons are constantly coming in TO. the
fund with which il is proposed 20 BEGIN The
work.
The jewish students in Sorthern- Russia
who embraced Christianity III order 10 he
permitted to continue their studies AZ the
University Of Odessa have been thrown into
CONSERVATION by the decree of the ears
minister's that Jewish converts shall he on
the same footing, as to education as Jews
dare not apply for re admission 10 the I
HaDrew faith as they would thcreuDau be |
prosecuted rs apostates. Their only hopc is
flight from Russia.
Adyices from Constantineple state flat tIe |
sultan is anxious to have his sovereignty i'm
Africa defined and acknowledged through n |,
new treaty with England and other European |
powers and that the Turkish ambassadors |
10 the ieHdlisS Suites, except RuSSia have |
been Instructed TO open negotiations with !
that view. The sultan is determined TO pre- |
vent any further alienation OF Mos!eo ferr;
tory. and wishes the sphere OF Turkey de- |
limited with n clearncss that will prevent |
future eneroae,.Gent.
An action for ;'lifc salvage against ,,ie |
owners of vessel Is 4 most tiatIsual pro- |
ceedlng. but such sttt will soon DO tried l., |
The vice admiralty court OF Nora Scotia |
where Il writ has been Issued for SIS. 900 .
against the owners Of the bark Mellntyily, ro- |
Gently wrecked at Boys ISLAND, L:stc I!arbur, |
with the loss OF seven:ccn nlen Fer: nlc,; (,
chung 10 the wreck I'll night. AID were res
cued by four mea. These mea uow bring |
suit against the MeNncrt.y' ) uaners for their |
services.