St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-07
BREvITIES BY TELEGRAPH.

Cardinal Peeei. at Rome. has received ex-
IRENE JUNCTION.
signor Yiale. the Italian minister of war,
is little better.
The bank of Bombs y has increased its rate
of discount to II per cent.
The commercial treaty between Germany
and Turkey has been signed.
Saylor and CLARK. Green county, Pa, muir
derers, will be hanged on the 10Th.
1t is announced that the issue bank of the
United States OF Brazil will open on the 18th
inst.
conclude concordat and arrange diplomatic
relations.
The liabilities of R. R. Davies & Co., mems
goods. New York. are 100000. Assets,
S200,00O.
Switzerland has accepted the Emperor
Williams invitation to an international labor
conference.
The newspaper Paris states that the gov
eminent will shortly issue lone of $780,
0UC,O00 francs.
Parties from South Dakota and Minnesota
are. looking for settlements in Virginia and
Western Maryland.
The Russian government is forming COM
mercial harbor on the bay of Strelitsky, al
jacent to SebastapoI.
Passengers ana mails have been landed at
Bay of Bulls, ST. johns, by sleds, over twenty
miles OF ice blocking the haTbor.
The Marquis of Salisbury has arranged for
the immediate occupation of the Makalolo
country and the Shire river district.
The pope has ordered his bishops every
where influenza has been to let the people
eat what they choose, without restraint.
Mr. Trevelyan, speaking at Patrick in
Scotland, said that he thought the Conserva-
tive party owed an apology to Mr.. Parnell.
The Melbourne federation conference met
yesterday. The prime minister of Victoria
was elected to preside over the delibera-
tons.
NJ. Spuller, French minister of foreign af-
fairs, has requested Mr.. Reid to telegraph to
Secretary Tracy the expression of his sym
patty.
New York state bee keepers in convention
yesterday decided that if a colony of bees
swarmed, il did well; if it did not, it did
better.
Mr.. Blaine and Mr.. Tracey have teegrap pied
to Signor Grispi their thanks for the EXPIRES
sion of sympathy with Mr.. Tracy in his mis-
fortune.
Eugene Schuyler, consul general of the
United States at Cairo, gave dinner in
honor of Mr. Stanley. There were no
speeches.
The late President Claasen, of New York,
is yet in Ludlow street Jail awaiting bail. His
wife has qualified III $4,000, but he needs
S7O,UU0 more.
The executive council of the National
Board of Trade to-day have decided to issue
call for meeting of the board in New
Orleans Dec. s, next
NJ Crispi yesterday presented bill to pro-
vide pension of S6U,uU to the widow of
the Duke of Aosta. ana $50, 900 each to his
first second and third sons.
Five hundred birmingham, Ala, miners
have struck, not because OF poor wages, but
because they think they are not properly
waited upon while at work.
The Central Farmers institute, of Ontario,
has carried motions in favor of corn being
admitted duty free and the cultivation OF
two-rowed barley for English brewers.
Under bill passed by Virginia's legis-
lature yesterday, twenty persons may demand
inspection of fresh meat killed more than
100 miles of the spot where sold. Aimed at
Chicago interests.
The Berlin Tagblatt says that Queen Vic
toria and her daughter, the dowager EN-
press of Germany. will visit Coburg March
for the continuation of Prince Alfred, of
Edinburgh.
Twenty-Five companies of London dock
owners have signed the agreement recently
made TO fight the labor unions of men en-
ploYed in handling freight and in other dock
occupations.
David Dudley Field, at the Williams col
1ege alumni dinner in New York last night,
wanted to know why they did not print
their bin of fare in English, and they
cheered him good"
The Lisbon municipal authorities have
fund. The archbishop convened the clergy
and directed them to collect funds for this
purpose in every parish.
Mayor Haynes, of Newark n. J., had a
portrait OF his face painted to be hung in the
council room. The aldermen poked fun at
the picture. and the mayor, in anger thereat
poked his finger through it.