St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-12
BREVITIES BY WIRE.


Stanley disproving the charges of theft
Lord Chief Justice Coieridge, of Sagland,
is now i'll good health and will resume his
duties on Monday.e
BY the fall of some scaffoldipg in front of
new house in the SchlesSeuStraS at Ham
burg, five Workmen were killed.
The car has commissioned the artists
Nerestchagin and Bcgoluboff to join the suite
of the czarewitch and accompany him OH
his travels.
that servants of the church who vote i'll the
coming elections will be deprived of their
emO!uments.
The French government will lay a second
cable from Calais, France. to Fanoe. an isl
and belonging To Denmark and living to the
west coast of Jutland.
Ross, Foster & Co.. wholesale dry goods
merchants Montreal. arc in difficulty. and
have appealed to their creditors The liza
bilitieS are estimated at S60,OJ0.
A socialist meeting held near Rayenna.
Italy, eliminated in q fight in which re-
Volvers and knives were freely used One
man was killed and number of others were
injured. -
The French steamer LIE Bresil has sailed
from Rio Janeiro for Lisbon with 2Ju or
ganized Portuguese patriots who have youn-
teered to reinforce the Portuguese troops in
East Africa.
Gov. Campbell, of Ohio, has granted Elmer
Sharkey, who was to have been executed at
II It,
other reprive until the governor is able to
examine additional evidence in the case.
Emperor William yesterday opened the de-
bate at the session of the Prussian council of
agriculture. He advocated the need of afford
ing increased protection for the lives and
health OF laborers by the employment of ag-
ricultura1 machines.
The Argentine minister at Vienna has noti-
fed the Austrian government that his gov
eminent was about sending out two expadi-
IA rnjS d,1lya
John, who assumed the name of Orth. One
is q sea expedition and the oth9r land ex-
petition.
The health of Mr.. Balfour, chief secretary
for Ireland, is SO impaired that the tour of
inspection of the distressed localities of Ire
land will not be resumed at present. He will
proceed at once to the West of England,
where he will devote himself to recupera-
ton.
The treasury department has decided that
pure alcohol is dutiable at the rate of IL per
cent ad valorem without regard to the use
for which it is intended. This will prevent
the importation free Of duty Of alcohol for
the use of scientific or educational instItu-
tons.
M. Bratiano has incurred the censure Of
the king of Roumania by his open esDcusal
of the anti-semitc cause. In violent speech
NJ. Bratiano declared that the Jews were the
scourge of the country. HIS attitude toward
the Jewish question will PROBABLY prevent
his ever again becoming member of the
cabinet.
Tom Keith. who was making q disturbance
on Wabash suburban train, was shot and
killed at Ferguson. Mo, yesterday by Watch
man John :. Davis. Davis boarded the train
and to bring Keith to order placed re volver
at his head, but not. he said, with the inten-
ton OF shooting. He claims the weapon was
discharged accidentally. Davis was arrested
The schooner Eastern Queen, of Glou-
cester, \. S., which has been for several
days at Souris, Prince Edward Island, load
ing potatoes, was seized yesterday afternoon
on the charge of violating the customs act
The offensc is alleged to have been commit
ted last year when the vessel was under a
different captain aud owned by another
man.
John J. Mccain. the pioneer protector of
milling enterprises in Nashville, Tenn. has
Withdrawn from the monopoly known as the
Union mill and organized the Model Milling
company, with unlimited capital at its dis
posal. The output at Nashville will be
ally control the whole Touring manufacture
of the South. Machinery will be contracted
for in the West at once and the mill will be
started in time to handle part of the present
crop.
A large crowd assembled at Cooper Union
New York, last night to hear Lucy Parsons
and Herr Most euIogize the anarchists who
were hanged at Chicago Nov. IL, 1887 The
hall was hung with red flags, and pictures
OF the five dead anarchists were suspended
on the stage. Mrs. Parsons speech was
mainly devoted to an attack upon the police
Herr most and number OF otEer speakers
followed. No necessity arose for the service
OF the 100 police present.
Miss Mary Eubanks of Mitchell. Ind, died
yesterday from the effects of blows on the
head inflicted by her brother Bee Eubanks
On Sunday evening the woman was sent out
by her father and brother, from lack of
money. to trade bottle for whisky Being
unable TO do so she remarked that she was
afraid to go home lest she should be killed
She did go home, however, and was so
severely beaten by Bee Eubanks with
whisky jug that she died this morning. Eu-
banks has been arrested and sent to Bedford
jail.
Emperor William has summoned Prof.
Koch to an Interview in order to personally
learn the results that have been obtained
from the new consumption cure. The en-
peror has made personal gift of $780, 900
TO Prof. Koch, and another of the same
amount to endow q national institute for the
production of the lymph used in Koch's
process. The lymph is described as a trans
parent yellowish fluid, having slight smell
of carbolic acid
The hearing of the appeal of Castioni, the
Swiss radical, who. after being arrested in
London for the murder of Councillor Rossi
during the recent revolt ut BellinZona, Swift
Zerland, was ordered to be surrendered to
the Swiss authorities, was continued before
the queens bench division of the high court
OF justice yesterday. After the arguments
Tor and against the extradition of the pris-
oner were concluded, the court granted a
writ OF habeas corpus, and Castioni was dis
charged from custody last night