St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-01
Cabled Brevities.

In the Fren CHI chamber of deputies yester
day M. Const ans. minister of the interior,
replying to M. Lejeune regarding emmigra-
ton to the Argentine Republic, said he had
ordered the prosecution of sham emmigra-
ton agencies. He accepted question by M.
Many inviting the government to study the
control Of immigration from France to her
colonies. The chamber approved the credit
for new cable to England.
The damage to the Egyptian cotton crop
by worms has been grossly exaggerated. The
recent heat has destroyed nearly all the
worms. The bears concocted the reports in
order to raise the price of futures: The cot
ton area is general believed to be larger than
the government returns show, the elevators
having falsiied their returns.
The Paris Steele states that a military
pupil of the st. Cyr acadamy, while visiting
relatives at Mulhouse, in Alsace-Lorraine.
was arrested, handcuffed. marched 10 the
depot and put on a train for Belfort, and his
host was mulcted in the sum of fifty marks
for failing to notify the authorities OF the
presence of a Frenchman in the district.
The authorizes in CATALONIA believing that
politicians and socialists are actively making
capital out of the labor agitations in BARGE
Iona Malaga and Valencia, have ordered the
proper officials to take preventive measures
against disorder. These measures include
the declaration of a state of siege and the
arrest of ring leaders.
The Berlin Kreuz Zeitung says that during
the recent Anglo German negotiations Eng
lands action was based on accurate informa-
ton, while Germany trusted mainly to re-
ports. The sultan of Zanzibar demands
5000, 900 rupees indemnity for the transfer
of the coast.
The Limerick corporation Yesterday re-
jected by majority of three votes PROPOSE
ton to censure Bishop O'Dwyer for his act
ion in the Persico mission controversy with
Mr.. Dillon. The members who voted for
censure were hooted by an immense crowd.
mho mi
that the English company is REFRESHING the
African slave trade, but they assert that the
traffic goes OH right under the noses of the
company's officials.
It's expected that Emperor William will
privately visit London next Wednesday. He
will reside at Marlborough house. and trans
act German state business with Minister
Hatfield.
John Burns is organizing the striking
firemen Of the English channel steamers,
and there are indications that the movement
win result in the success OF the men.
A semi official note denies that the recent
fire in Martinique was of incendiary origin.
The origin of the fire, says the note, was
entirely accidental.
Signor Bertola, the italian consul at New
Orleans, has been transferred to Rio jan
eiro Signor Corte will succeed him at New
Orleans.
An explosion occurred in the Unser Fritz
mine at Gelsenkircken, Germany, yesterday.
Eight men were killed and several were
injured
Mr. Crosby, of the American legation at
Berlin has left for Washington to assume, it
is stated, position in the foreign depart
ment.
A socialist conference viii convene at
Halle on October IL. Delegates to the con-
ference will be elected on October /.
The British Medical association has pre-
sented gold medal to DR.. PARK, the physi-
Clan of the STANLEY expedition,