St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-12
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Nine Patti will build synagogue al
Craig Nos, her residence in Wales
On Monday conference of doctors will be
held at Amsterdam 10 consult upon the con
dition of the king of Holland.
Albert Blatz. vice president of the Blatz
Brewing company, of Milwaukee, denies a
report that the Blatz brewery has been sold
to an English syndicate.
Price & Adams locomotive and machine
works, in the northern part of Nashville,
Tenn, were entirely destroyed by fire Friday
night. Loss estimated at $4,000; insured.
President Carnot will pardon many of the
workmen who were imprisoned for taking
part i'll the riotous demonstrations in con-
nectiOn with the strikes in France some time
ago.
The Servian government, finding the pres
ence of ex-King Milan in the country intol-
cradle, has resolved to ask the skuptchina to
pass bill providing for his expulsion from
Seryia.
News has just come in of frightful atroc-
lty committed by a pirate craft in Chinese
waters which seized trading junk and mas
sacred in cold blood the whole crew of thirty
! nine men.
Fifty thousand people have viewed the
body of the late Mrs. Booth. wife of the Sal
walton Army's commander-in-chief. The ar
rangements for the funeral are on very
elaborate scale.
The six-year-old son of James NiDlack, of
Decatur, Ind. fatally shot his baby brother
with revolver as the little fellow lay asleep.
The ball entered his head and passed entirely
through the skull.
Further particulars regarding the falling
of staircase in the theater at Coatbridge,
England, Friday night, show that there We're
| no victims among the audience. Only AZ
persons were injured.
Louis Sands red mill, salt block, salt
shed and 100000 shingles burned at Man
istee,. Mich, Friday night. About $4,000
barrels OF salt were ruined. Loss ABOUT
S15O,O00. insurance about $50,00O.
William West the colored man on trial at
Washington, Pa, the past week. for the MUIR
der and robbery of the Crouch family, was
convicted yesterday of murder in the first
degree He was remanded for sentence.
The meeting of Quakers in Birmingham
next Wednesday will be the most important
gathering. of that denomination in many
years, both in respect OF numbers and of
work to be done in the interest of the Friends
society.
Lord Salisbury is anxious to arrange for
arbitration of the fisheries dispute before
the opening of parliament He has taken
this subject up as one of the first demand
ing his attention upon his return from the
continent.
AT meeting of the board of Indian com
missioners at Mohonk, n. Y. yesterday, the
vacancy in the presidency, caused by the
death of Gen. Clinton b. Fisk, was filled by
the election of DR.. Merrill e. Gates, presi-
dent Of Amherst college.
Owing to the prevalence of cholera at the
ports along the Mediterranean coast between
Alexandretta and Tripoli, the Austrian gov
eminent has extended by seven days the
period of observation to which vessels from
those ports are subjected.
The British government has advanced the
Midland Great Western Railway Company of
Ireland 100000 for the purpose of en-
abllng the company to build lin es to connect
the coast with inland mark cts in the dis
tressed districts of Ireland.
= Chief Secretary Balfour expects to visit Ire
land next week. His trip will. it is under
stood, be brief one, and he will make very
little pretense OF any thorough investigation
of the condition of the people with whom he
dislikes to come in contact.
"A syndicate has been formed for the pur-
chase of the most important Scotch tweed
mills. 1t is hoped by economies resulting
exported to the United States in undiminished
quantities, regardless of the tariff.
Hon. Charles E. Triton and Hon. B. A.
Kimbali, two members of the executive COM
mlttee OF the directors OF the Concord & Mon
treal railroad. pronounce as untrue the pub
lished statement that the road has passed
under the control OF the Canadian Pacific.
The firm of Ketsinger. Tuholske Frotich-
stein, clothing manufacturers. ST. Louis, con-
fessed judgment yesterday in favor of three
creditors in the sum of $40, S72, and the
sheriff took possession of the store. Neither
the liabilities nor the assets of the firm are
yet known.
The situation In Ticinio, Switzerland, has
again become such as to excite the grayest
apprehension. A number of Radicals have
been imprisoned at Beliinzona for firing at
Conservatives The Swiss government has
ordered fresh troops to proceed to the dis
turbed canton.
An. explosion of petroleum occurred in
Skittles alley, at Soignolles, department. of
Seine st. Marine, France, yesterday. The
force OF the explosion was so great that
ground and were severely burned by the
flaming oil, which was scattered about the