St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-16
BREvITIES BY TELEGRAPH.

The Russian government will shortly In
troduce reformed judicial system in Siberia
ana the RUSSIAN possessions i'll Central Asia
The Berlin Reichsanzeiger publishes an
imperial order creating a colonial council
whose duty il shall be to give expert advice
on all colonial affairs.
Wliilam wilson was yesterday sentenced at
foughkeepsle to five years and six months
IN sing Sing prison for stoning O Central
HUDSON passenger train.
There win be meeting of the members of
tne par IN the supreme court room Monday
next at q. m. to take action with regard to
the death of Justice Miller.
There fs plenty of non-union lpbor to be
hao In Brisbane, and the strike is collapsing.
Many members OF the unions are applyine 70
De relnstated in their old positions
Arguments of counsel on the famous An
dnVer case were concluded in the supreme
court OF Massachusetts yesterday, and the
court took the case under advisement.
Inc treasury department. was yesterday Of
Tered 100000 ounces of silver, and pur-
chased 275, 900, as follows: Seyenty-five
thousand ounces at SI.0959 and zoo, 600
ounces at Sl.U969. s-,.
The czarewitch and the grand duke George
OF Russia will sail from Sebastopol on visit
10 India week from next Saturday. The
czar and czarina may see them off before re-
turning to ST. Petersburg,
Senior Ramon Bengoechea, Of Oaxacas
Guatemala, sOn-in-law Of Gen. Barrundia.
VINO has been in Washington since Tuesday
nlght, mas not yet called either at the state
department or the White house.
The treasury department was Yesterday Of
neatly advised by telegram from the Can
adam commissioner of customs of the re-.
moVal by that government of the duty on
lumber exported to the United States.
The navy department. has ordered Lieut..
Commander Hitchcock and Lieut.. Walton
Green before the examination board for pro-
motion. The promotions are occasioned by
the death Of Commander Huntington.
Lord Dufferin, the English diplomat, had
cordia! Interview of about an hour dura
ton with Premier Crispi, of Italy, Yesterday
at Naples with reference to the Red Sea terri
tory. 1t is stated that complete entente was
affected.
Much anxiety is felt in Amsterdam owing
10 the activity of the socialists and the youth
OF the princess royal. Wilhelmine, but ten.
years of age. who. in the event of the kings
death. will succeed to the crown The young
princess royal is also in delicate health.
The Soudanese tribes have been driven to
frenzy by the refusal of the British Egyptian
authorities to permit supplies to pass from
Suakim to the Inferior, where multitudes ore
IN want owing to the wars and unsettled con-
dltIon OF the country. They are, therefore.
rallylng to the standard of Osman Digna, who
proposes to make another attack upon the
English.
s: G. Goldstein, Of ST. Louis, who arrived
IN New York on the steamer Ems yesterday.
had $4,000 worth of pipes and Cigarette
holders confiscated by the customs authori-
ties. While the inspector was examining
his trunks Goldstein placed sum of money
in one of them with the remark: ..My wife
is sick; hurry me through" The vancouver
dld not, however, save his goods from
seizure.
James Phillips was instantly killed by a
IAN OF coal in the mines at Audenried, Pa,
yesterday. A few hours later Peter Badman
and John klowitski, two Hungarians, were
buried under mass of rock and crushed to
Jelly In the same mine. Klowitski's sweet
heart telegraphed him from New York to
come and bring her to Audenried yesterday.
It was his intention to go TO New York for
her Tomorrow and marry her there.
The detachment: of the East Surrey regi.
ment which was recently ordered from
guernsey to India, and which at first refused
India yesterday. The embarkation of the
troops was marked by no disorder The men
stated that they objected to doing foreign
service and willfully misbehaved, thinking
ferrlng to undergo punishment there than to
do service in India.
A conference will be held ut the treasury
department Nov. IL between Assistant Sec
rotary Spaulding and persons interested in
the transportation of goods in bond between
the United States and Canada. A number of
railroad officials requested the hearing that
they might make suggestions to expedite the
transmission of goods through the United
States, and to straighten out the regulations
pertaining to them. large representation
of railroad officials from this country and
Canada is expected to be present.
A temporary injunction was granted yes
terday by Judge Pratt in the supreme court.
Brooklyn against the trustees of the Sugar
Trust, Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co. the
Central Trust and others to enjoin them
from proceeding further with the pending
reorganization of the trust and from parting
with any of the assets or stock certificates of
the company. A receiver is also applied for,
and the hearing of the motion to- make the
injunction permanent is set down for Mon
day next. The application is made by one
Duncan Cameron as the owner of 1900
shares or certificates of the trust E