St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-24
BREvITIEs BY TELEGRAPH.

| Count Won Moltke arrived in Berlin last
| evening. Crowds of people cheered the old
| general as he drove to his quarters.
In an interview in Paris yesterday Mr..
| O'Brien said that his party had been assured
that the American tour would yield sufficient
funds to last until the general election
| AtNew York yesterday there were 1917 Nor
| mons landed from the steamer Wisconsin,
| An lnefeciual attempt was made to detain
| them.
Hundreds of people are fiocking to the Ar
buckle mountains, where gold has been dis
| covered IN paying quantities, and every train
IS crowded with prospeetors.
/ The case of Charles sRichardson, of Phil
adelphia, against Potter-Lovel company,
was again continued at Boston yesterday,
this time until Nov. IL. This is the fourth
continuance.
| A petition was rut III circulation in Mont
real Yesterday praying that the governor
general would exercise clemency of the
crown in the case of BirchaH, under sentence
of death in Woodstock JAIL
Henry Settle, yesterday in the superior
court OF New York, obtained judgment of
$4l 400 against the New York Elevated rail-
road for damages to his property on sixth
avenue. This is the heaviest verdict so ia
of the kind.
The Canadian customs department has
refused to admit duty free car wheels 70 re-
place wheels on the cars of the National Car
Dispatch company, of st. Adams, Vt. which
may have become broken in transit through
Canada.
Judge Pratt, in the Rings county New
1ork1 court. yesterday announced that the
preliminary hearing to modify the Injunction
i'll the case of Cameron VS.. Hayemever-the
sugar trust itigation-WOuld be given to-
morrow or Saturday on two hours, notice to
the plaintiff.
The dead and down pine on the Lac Court
dOrellles, the Lac du Flambeap and the BAD
River Indian reservations in Wisconsin will
be sold November 10. This timber amounts
to about ot.0oO,U00 feet worth to the In
dams about Sl.5O per 1000.
The Trades Council of London met yester-
day and resolved to raise S 10000 by col
Lection for Australia, the large societies in
the meantime loaning the money to avoid
delay. 1t is stated at the meeting that total
OF 814,OO0 had already been sent to Aus
trala.
The proposed grant by the French govern
ment for the Delphi excavations threatens to
bring about the transfer by Greece to the
French OF the rights held by the American
Archaeological institute, unless the Greek
government is assured that the necessary
$4,000 will be raised.
The demand of the piano varnishers in
New York for nine hours day has been
conceded by most of the firms in the
business. A few of the hands employed i'm
the factories of the Steinways, Fishers and
Haines Bros. have quit work, but it is thought
that everything will be amicably settled.
In consequence of bankruptcy proceedings
/ against the estate left by the late Field Mar
shall Manteuffei, of the German army, the
I movable property he owned is advertised to
be sold at auction at Schwiebus. The adyer-
tlsed property includes many articles pre-
sented to the deceased as rewards for sery-
ices.
One of the illuminate departments of the
Union Metallic Cartridge compan at Bridge
port, Conn.,. was blown up with terrible
force yesterday, causing great CONSERVATION
among the 600 employees in the main factory.
George Baker ana his son, Fred W, were
employed in the department at the time. A
moment before the explosion the son became
frightened and left the place. The father
was blown to atoms, his body being scat
/ tered in every direction.
Great Indignation exists at TROY. n Y
over the alleged discovery of an organized
scheme to debauch little girls Tuesday a
member of the police force. named Bell was
! dismissed being implicated, and Wednes-
rested on like charge Patterson is mar
lied man, we'll known in business and church
sif,les. He was held in $1,000 bonds for
examination October 20. Several children
.sccsIse him. He says the affair is one of
bia .kniail.
The New York Presbyterian synod occIpied
Yesterday In hearing reports on educational
matters. Prot. HoTece B. Seilimau appeared
for Hamilton college and made Il strong plea
TO the synod to take the college under its
wing ana properly endow il. making it dis
finctly Presbyterian in character. His report
was approved and committee appointed to
Prosecute the endowment liian, with Prof
Seii.ma, at its head.
Nine indictments were reported Yesterday
against the attaches of the Binghauton n
Y. Leader by the grand jury on account of
that paper's attitude during the recent cigar.
makers strike. Six are for libei-three
against the manager. two against the editor
and one against the city editor. There is
also enc Indictment against each of the
persons si.eaified for criminal contempt of
touri IN dsregardine a. injuncfi9n Issued
from unlawfuilY encouraging The strikers
he accused furnished s5, Lail on each
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