St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-24
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Hans Yon BulOW, the celebrated pianist,
arrived in New York yesterday on the
steamer Saale.
The German authorities have hanged a
slave dealer named Swahili for trying to en-
bark slaves at Bagamoyo.
number Of Russian refugees met in
Geneva on the anniversary of the commune
and protested against the recent Siberian out
RACES.
The second ballots at Toulouse, France for
members of the chamber of deputies, resulted
in the election of MN. Leygue and Calvinhac,
Republicans.
Rev. John E. Todd, for twenty years pastor
OF the Church of the Redeemer, New Haven.
Conn.,, resigned his pastorate to-day and will
remove to California.
The steamer Benjuela, from Fayal, with
200 passengers, has a case of small pox
aboard. She was detained at quarantine III
New York for fumigation.
A letter intended to promote the new tenn
perance crusade, signed by Archbishop
Walsh and others, was reao in all the Catho-
lie churches in Ireland yesterday.
The Russian students agitation has ex-
tended to the universities of Kieff and Char
kotf. Altogether 700 students have been
arrested. 1t is probable that the st. Peters
burg university will be closed.
English agents have seized 200 rifles and
/ ton of powder, under the prohibitory law,
from German expedition led by Architect
Hoffman,, which was going to found a set
tlement at Halule, on the Somali coast
In Stone, Ind, while man named Barr
was hauling quantity of nitro-glycerine, it
exploded. blowing Barr to atoms, and in
stantly killing a mother and her babe.
Barr's horses were also killed, and his wagon
torn to Splinters.
The car leaned toward mercy in the case
of Nine. TShebrikoYa. whose pamphlet on
Siberian prisons was found smuggled into
his room, but was overruled by the minister
of the interior, who ordered that she be ex-
lied to Siberia.
The West India improvement company, of
the United States has now got fairly to work
on the initial enterprise III Jamaica, and the
extension of the railroad lines is being vigor-
ously pushed forward, four miles of road
having been prepared for the rails that have
not yet arrived.
The interest in the coming Oxford Cam
bridge regatta is increasing as the GATE of the
events grows nearer Cambridge has of late
been practicing in better form than Oxford,
but Oxford is showing exceptional strength
in rough water, and the betting is still in OK
ford's favor by ITO to 100.
The three-master schooner Joseph Rudd.
from Wilmington, loaded with lumber, stuck
Lock Out Shoals, n. c., yesterday morning
Her crew was saved by the life-saving crew.
When they abandoned the vessel her sails
were set and she afterwards worked into
deep water and sunk, and will be total loss.
At the last drawing of the Panama Canal
was drawn by the number of a ticket held by
poor man living on the lsthmus. Unfortu-
nately. however. owing to povery and dis
trust he had neglected to pay the remaining
installment due on his ticket, and conse-
quently forfeited the luck that had come to
him.
Five thousand Italians have embarked
from London for America during the past
three weeks The tide of emigration is not
due to any illusions as to Americas being an
Ell Dorado, for the true situation of the labor
ing classes in the new world is better under
stood now than formerly. But the condition
Of the Italian peasantry is simply unbearable,
and the emgrants act on the theory that no
matter what happens, they can be no worse
off anywhere than they were at home.
The dead body of Benjamin x. Sanders
was found at Canton, Md, yesterday morn
ing with bullet hole in his head. A pistol
was grasped in his right hand, and two
empty bottles labeled ''laudanum'' were
found in the pockets, which led to the con-
clusion that the man was fully determined
to die, and used two means TO complish
that end. The suicide was son Of John A.
Sanders, prosperous farmer and oysterman
residing at Madison, Dorchester county. He
had been engaged all this season as captain
of the oyster sloop Daisy NJ. Tall. He came
to Baltimore on last Thursday night Sanders
was twenty-five years of age, and was to have
been married next week 10 Miss Mills OF
his native place.