St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
Kaiser Williams sPersistency
Commands the Admiration
of AL Europe.
His Schemes May BE Utopian,
HRutlHe lis in Ear
nest.
William so.Brien''s Foreign
lFianeeeaFeeds thesPoorsof
New Tipperary.
Grseaser Pof iticians lFeign Ill
ness to Hold Down Two
EatEOffiees.

'.LoNDoN, May sS. Though there are
stiila fewIsMho doubt the. ultimate. sue
cess of the iaker: poIieyFef sthe4Emperor
William of i Germany nobody questions
his sinceritsa ialahis elaleavers to amel-
ierate 1.-The seeaaition of 1.-THE workers,
wifile.his pefsana liactivityii ns the super
Yisieff of labor matters atihOme and III
duiry into tifeal abroad commands gen
eral admiration. Hits stated hpontgeod
authority inf Bef1insthat the ekaiser has
decided to.ask the assistaHce ce-op-
Grafton of the FIlg fishstrades unions in
the formation of a wOrkingmenas
privyaeouneil, Rto shaye Immediate :eon-
troll of the reaiminary work OF form
ulatingt the rregtiaa tiens governing trade
matters in Germany, saiidsto sad7ise and
passsupen questions as may arise
from time to- time affecting the relations
between 5empleyer and employees.
Each of these sceuncilofS to receive
an annual. salary aof 1900 marks and the
body is tOsbe afaaoWn as the tArbeltzrath.
UpenrihesaFfivaEof the steamship City
of New .YeHlafEem NewsNork. .May21,
at Queenstown storday,sa female pas
senger, who gave her name as Mrs.
Nugefft, was iltiscoyered when passing
TCtlOJOtmo-Olf1SOFat W tfapO-u iVttStO>t'AS"
XelNer concealed in a secret ipecket in
one of her skirts. lShe diselaimed
ownerShipEQf sthe weapon and declared
that a Efallow-passenger, named De
vine, had requested her to carry
it ashore fer him. sDevine could
not he found, and Mrs. .NugeDt
WAS arrested land aarraigned before
a magistrate swhO tTenlanded her
for further examination feriyiolationsOf
The law iprehibiting the bringing of
ffearmsaint0 siFeland.
1Theistrikesf 50Ostimber handlers OH
the fLiverpeollo docks, which began yes
terday ! to aHfsree.their demand f0rgan
increases of wa geSitO 6iShillingS "a .fday,
was of-shoft Adafatien. .As the strikers
were backed by the doGkmen,S union,
and the emploverS-wefe unable to pro-
euresmeifst0ta les their places, 1.-THE de
mandS of the mensweFe conceded to-day,
and work iEesHaaed. Mile. rRaffaloviteh,
who is to beeeme the. wife. of William
Q'Briep, M.:P.,sgaye "a dinner to 500
poor children at New 'Tipperary' to-day.
and efeWneHher charitable work for
the ,Fday siby ai0nating "a lange iisum
to the support of 1.-The isehoDl tom
Quoted by nuns at that place. sIhe
dinner Wasisasnlest Suc seSsful affair y and
aroused the enthusiasm of young and
.oldito a.fliglnpiteh. The vineyards in
'the yaliey..uf sthe Rhine are beingIdev-
astated sby .woIms, which .,sinfest the
vines in Syeh.ntimbers that their exter-
nlinationsissinlpessible. It's estimated
that hundreds of thousands of vines
have already been destroyed, aid the
Observation-Disclosures entire: erop'is threat
ened. '.sfhFee iaborers were killed by
lightning while working in a field linear
Kelheim, Bavaria. to-day. ,The trial by
court MARTA l.of. Commando w illiam nj.
Annessley, Of her snlalesty's war ship
IcaruS,. for excessive and ILLEGAL pun
ended to-day. The charges against
iAnnessley were sustained by the EVIL
deffce, and the swas sentenced by the
COURTS reeeiveaa public reprimand.