St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-01
BREVITIES BY TELEGRAPH

1t is reported that there are several cases
of a disease suspected to be cholera near
Oporto.
The condition OF Count Kalnoky does not
improve. The emperor of Austria visits'
him frequently.
Ten more Cinnamon were captured last
night while trying to get across the line from
Lower California.
Chief Justice Marcus Martin, of the Massa-
chuSettS supreme court will shortly resign
on account of i'll health.
The Prince of Wales will give the sum OF
825 to the Stanley fund for placing steameE
on the Victoria Nyanza.
Emperor William has bestowed the decora-
ton of the order of the Black Eagle upon
Prince Christian, of Denmark.
The governor of Massachusetts. has vetoed
the bill for a consolidation of the gas and
electric light companies of Boston.
The German, Italian and English goverlJ
ments have agreed to establish an intert
national court of justice at Zanzibar
The cable steamer has reached Bermuda
and communication between Halifax and the
island will be established in day or two,
The Belgian ministry will propose that the
chamber vote credits to assist the Congoi
state, whose deficit in 1889 was 100000.
The Fishback Rolling mills of the Potts.
vile Iron company have refused to sign the
wage schedule, and 500 men have struck.
In the suit of Talmadge Martin. of New
York, against the Republican league foH
$4,000 claimed to be due for campaigW
printing
Melville vredenburgh, aged thirteen. was
killed in New York yesterday by the explo-
sion of a can of powder while he was firing
a toy cannon.
The cholera reports for yesterday show
four new cases and two deaths in the city of
Valencia, and three new cases and one
death in Gambia.
Scribner & Sons have sued Funk & WagA
nails and other publishers who are circulaU
ing unauthorized copies of the Encyclopedias
Britannica. Col W. W. Dudley has been
summoned to testify.
disastrous fire occurred at Solingena
Rhenish Prussia. yesterday One person was
burned to death. and many others had mar
row escapes. A large number of houses were
burned involving heavy pecuniary losses.
BY the will of Lawyer Charles NJ. Da Costas
of New York. Columbia college will be Sl00.s
900 richer. There are other charitable be<
quest amounting to S23, 900. To his brother.
A. NJ. Da Costa, of Kansas City, Mo-, he
| SIS, 900 and $4,000 annuity.
Argentine securities fell off per cent in
London Yesterday on the inaccurate report
that the National Bank of Buenos Ayres had
suspended payment When 1t was learned
that the suspension was one of dividends
only the decline was recovered.
Much feeling exists in Ireland over the face
that there is no Roman Catholic chaplain in
Derry Jail. Rev. DR.. O'Doherty. the forme1
chaplain, was dismissed from his Office it Isl
claimed, becaure he refused to attend an in@
quiry held for the purpose of eliciting facts
in relation to the National league.
Rev. Father Mollinger, the faith curistJ
whose reputation extends throughout the
whole United States, is dying at Pittsburg-
He attended 10000 people on st. AnthOny's
day, but the strain was too much for him and
he broke down next day. Father Mollingerl
is said TO be worth nearly 81, 0OO,GOO
Mr. Gladstone has written to the Liberal,
electors of Barrow-ln Furness expressing his
belief that the contest for that seat lies be-
tween Mr. Wainwright Conservative. andi
Mr.. Duncan Liberal. He therefore advises
the electors to support Mr.. Duncan, as votes
cast for Mr.. Caine will only assist the Tories.
The correspondent of the London Times at
Brussels says it is not unlikely that the ac~
ton OF the Dutch government repud1atingl
the clause of the anti-slavery convention ini
regard to import duties in the Congo state
will lead to the dissolution of the nt-slavery
conference and a complete waste of its efforts
to suppress the slave trade.
About one-third of the delegates to Wednes-
days Democratic convention are at Scranton,
Pa, and canvaSsing is active. EX-GOY. Pat
tiSon and eX- Senator Wallace are on the
ground, and the friends of both are confident
of victory. There are nineteen contests to
come before the credentials committee. OF
the contestants seventeen are Wallace men,
Both factions claim the committee.
The ship Great Admiral is now unloading
a cargo of 900. 900 punches of firecrackers
at Pier 46 East river, New York. She was
1O4 days in her steerage from Hong Kong.
and her arrival has caused a prompt fall in
the firecracker market. Previous to her
coming there was decided corner in fire.
crackers due to the recent loss of the ship
Reporter. which had large cargo of the
Chinese fireworks.
Francso Sapinio, aged ffty-fve who ar.
rived in New York on the steamer La Bre-
tagne Saturday, was arrested last night for
the murder of Dominica SatanalZi in Italy
last February, during q quarrel. Sapioni
escaped to France after the crime, but the
murdered mans mother kept track of him,
ana when she learned he was going to
America she wrote and informed her brother
in New York. who put the police on the
watch. Sapioni resisted arrest but was over
powered