St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-25
BREVITIEs BY WIRE.

The rise of the Nile has flooded the Dam
ietta district
The Turkish newspapers have been for
hidden to comment upon the affairs of the
orthodox and Armenian churches
The Armenian bishop Bedross Nergarian
has been imprisoned at Constantinople OIL a
charge of melting the Armenians to revolt.
A violent storm prevailed yesterday at
Celte, France, compelling the total suspen-
sion of traffic, and doing much damage to
the railways.
In a speech at Portree, Sir George O. Ire
velyan inveyed against allowing moneyed
American snobs to desolate the highlands by
forming deer forests.
The public schools of Paxton, H., were
closed yesterday by order of the school board
on accounted the large number of cases of
diphtheria reported.
The English government has promised to
compensate the families of Merchant Kuenzli
and the seven other Germans who we re MUIR
dered by natives in Vitu, East Africa.
The Russian prison department proposes
to substitute deportation to Sagahalien and
solitary confinement in place of corporal
punishment i'll the case of women exiIes in
Siberia.
Earl Spencer. in speech at Wakefield.
Eng. last night, declared that the govern
menJ had failed throughout the session, and
had simply been playing game of nine pins.
It's Irish policy was disgrace to the country
There is great demand for vessels TO carry
grain and live stock to the United States
from Ontario ia consequence of the proba-
BILE passage of the Mckinley bill. Double as
much barley has been exported ND to date as
ever was before.
Crowley Il Smith, proprietors of the Hotel
Carleton, Buffalo. n. Y, have made a general
assignment to Edward j. Colesworth. and
the papers were filed yesterday at the city
hall. Their Indebtedness is said to amount
TO about 1000.
Michael Davitt claims to know that trap
was laid for DAILY, and that he is able to
prove that similar traps were laid for four
other dynamite prisoners, and that an agent
of Dublin Castle purchased the dynamite
and handed it TO the police for the purpose.
Dillon, O Brien and other leaders who at
tended the convention at New TIpperary,
Ireland, warned their hearers against dissenz
sions among themselves, and said they were
convinced that Balfour's policy would solid
ify the people in the fight against Smith
Barry.
The suit brought by Baron Won Seudler,. a
member OF the privy council of Austria.
against the Vaderland, for accusing him of
having accepted brides, ended yesterday in
the conviction of the editor of that paper,
who was sentenced to eight months impris-
onment at hard labor. II
Prominent Pittsburg iron and steel mann.
| facturers are filled with indignation over the
| work of the Republican tariff congress con-
| ferrees in reducing the rates on plates steel
billets, steel rails and structural work, and II
be taken to compel a revision Of the metal
| schedule.
| A switch engine on the Boston & Maine
| road jumped the track while passing over the
bridge spanning the Jackson company s
canal at Nashua N. H., last night, and
| plunged distance of sixteen feet into the
| water, where she lies submerged. The engi-
| neer went down with the engine, but
escaped by swimming to the banks. He is
| slightly injured.
| Fire started in lumber piles on Eddy Bros.
| q Co. S wharf in the First ward of Bay City,
Mich. yesterday afternoon. and stiff wind
from the north carried the flames from one
| dock to another. and in less than two hours
! $50 piles. comprising 5000, 600 feet, had
| been destroyed, entailing loss of $50. 600.
| At z o'clock the wind changed and the fire
| was gotten under control.
| Yesterday morning three young men
| named Arthur Bowyer, Charles Mcdonald
| and Hugh Rooney, went out in a sail boat In
tending to cross Strong lake, Ontario. Yes
terday afternoon their boat was found lying
on its side with Bowyer hanging dead in the
| rigging. The other two are missing, and are
| supposed to have been drowned.