St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-20
BREVITIES BY WIRE.

t. D. Sullivan will probably make tour
of America.
Cholera has broken out among the Italian
forces at MasSoWah.
Osman Digna has arrived at Handoub and
threatens to attack Suakim.
Senior Ferrao has been entrusted with the
formation of Portuguese cabinet.
1t is stated that Prince Bismarck has taken
villa at San Reno for the winter.
NJ de Giers. the Russian foreign minister,
has arrived at Paris direct from st. Peters
burg.
The Hungarian government has abolished
the law prohibiting the importation of Ser
Wan swine.
John Cullinane and Michael Dalton, mem
bers of the national league in Ireland, have
been arrested.
The report that large German contract
for locomotives had been placed in London
is officially declared to be untrue.
Count Schleinitz, who was ruined by gamb
ling at Berlin, has committed suicide by
shooting himself with revolver.
The boiler of threshing machine exploded
at Marshfield. O., yesterday morning killing
two men named Davis and Haynie.
Jacob NJ. Thornburgh ex-member of con-
gress from the Second Tennessee district.
died at Knoxville. Tenn, yesterday morning,
aged fifty-three years.
The Russian troops sent from Kieff to
Rowno, Volhynia, ON the Austrian frontier
their former station.
Two thousand special constables have been
enrolled at Sydney. The labor conference
has finally decided to call ont the shearers
and carriers next Wednesday.
Advices from Hiogo state that the mail
steamer Mushasi Maru has been lost off
Cochi, and that all of her crew, with the ex-
ception of one Japanese, were drowned.
Emperor Francis Joseph has decorated
Chancellor Won Caprivi with the grand cross
h10hnct Amor RON 4
ton with the exception of theGolden Fleece.
The army maneuvers at Rohnstock were
concluded yesterday. Emperor William led
the final attack. Emperor Francis Joseph
was with the army of defense, which was
successful
The last official act of Senior Ribeiro as
minister of foreign affairs of Portugal was to
recognize the government of Brazil. Senior
Freitas has resigned as Portuguese minister
to England.
The London Telegraph advises European
nations desirious of avoiding calamities likely
to arise from the operation of the Mckinley
bill to promote freedom of trade among
themselves.
NJ Clemenceau will resign his present seat
IL the chamber OF deputies in order to con-
test the seat of the late M. Joffrin, his object
being TO test public opinion on the Boulanger
revelations.
William H. Bell. of Bellevue Pa was
killed yesterday by an explosion of natural
The cistern had filed with the gas, and was
exploded by light.
The school house at Washington Heights.
H.. burned Thursday night. The fire is sup
posed TO have been the work of incendiaries,
as no fire has been used in the building since
last spring. Loss, $4,000.
George G. Younger who embezzled So, 900
from o. c. Hampstead & Son and went to
Chicago. where he was captured by Phila-
delphia detective was arraigned at Phiia-
1rlhj nd no in hoiI
Many Arabs from Syria have evaded the
official quarantine regulations, and have
landed at Larnacca. 1t is feared that they
will be the means of introducing cholera. 4
gunboat is guarding the coast to prevent fur
Their landings.
The steamer Ethiopia. from Glasgow. Sept
Is, for New York, has returned to the Clyde,
with her machinery out of order. The dam
age is slight, however, and she expects to eff
feet repairs and to proceed for her desti-
nation.
Advices from Accra state that the Crippee
chiefs have deputized the governor of the
gold coast to protest against the transfer of
the country to Germany. The Crippees at
Vosee resisted German force, wounding
several of them.
The body of woman named Goeda WIS
exhumed at SZegedIn, Austria. yesterday for
the purpose of an autopsy: When the coffin
was opened it was found that the woman
had been buried alive. and that she had given
birth to a child in the coffin.
The body of man washed ashore at Rock
away Beach, l.. l.. few days ago has been
identified as Joseph Haas of Pittsburg a
passenger on the steamship Veendam, which
left here Sept. 10. He is supposed to have
jumped overheard somewhere near the Mar
rows.
Charles S. Wellborn. real estate agent
was arrested at Birmingham, Ala charged
with using the mails with intent to defraud
His letterheads stated him to be the repre-
sentative of american Timber Land com
pany' with capital of Sl0,0O0.OOU which
concern is alleged to be myth.
The statue of Horace Greeley at the en-
trance to the New York Tribune building
will be unveiled this morning Col. John
Hay will preside at the ceremonies. These
will be opened with a prayer by Bishop
Potter. Then the chairman will introduce
Chauncey NJ. Depew, who will deliver an ad-
dress.
night to wreck the c. S. & c. passenger train
of twelve cars returning from the state fair
at Springfield, O.. laden with passengers.
Ten ties were piled OH the track between,
London and Lilly Chapel The engine struck
them and was badly damaged but kept the
track
Mrs Lucy Morgan Goodwin, wife of Mai.
James Goodwin. and sister of Junius s. Nor
gan, the eminent London banker, died at her
home i'll Hartford. Conn.,, last evening, at the |
age of seventy nine. She was most attractive
personally, and has done much for useful |
charitable institutions.
fire broke out Thursday night in the
house No. 1874 Friedrichstrasse. Berlin, oc-
cupied bv wealthy merchant named Frichs |
teen and fourteen years, their governess and |
a maid were burned to death. When found |
their bodies were disfgured beyond recogni-
ton.