St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-18
BREVITIES BY TELEGRAPH.
Baron wissmann leaves for Africa Oct. Il,

Baron h3Ssmann leaves for Africa Oct 1S.
Attorney General Miller has gone toIn-
diana, TO remain several days.
First ComptrolieS of the Treasury Matthew's
leaves Washington today for his home IL
Illinois.
Augustus Case. son Of Admiral Case. e. S.
n. was drowned off Pappoose Quash Point,
at Bristol r. l.. yesterday.
At a meeting of the National Liberal club
In London yesterday, a provisional COM
mlttee on Irish distress was appointed.
Adviees from PoIt-au Prince state that the
HaytiaD corvette Jacmel had been run into
ana sunk by merchant vessel when near
Cape Haytian.
direct from the vatican that the pope would
decline to receive Messrs Dillon aud O'Brien
if they should visit Rome.
Messrs T. D. Sullivan. Timothy Harrington
and ]. T. O'Connor will join Messrs. Dillon
and o Brien in Paris ard sail with them for
America on the 25th inst.
Charles n Trayess, a printer and binder at
II Randolph street. Chicago, made volun-
tary assignment yesterday. The assets aud
liabilities are about $50, 600.
The new Russian tariff has given great
impulse to smuggling along the German and
Austrian frontiers, and the present customs
force is inadequate to prevent the practice
The marine officers Will meet the ship
owners federation Of Melbourne, Australia,
on Monday, and arrange terms of surrender
follow their example.
". L. Scott, the millionaire coal operator.
has voluntarily given his miners in that
vicinity an advance in wages of two cents
per ton, beginning Nov /. The raise will
affect about =, 600 miners.
Albert P. Edder formerly a presbyterian
clergyman, was sentenced to five years in the
states prison by Recorder Smith in the gen
eral sessions court in New York yesterday
for abductng ffteen-year-old Mary Mccain
Iuli ha
consul general at Vienna, presided at a meet
ing OF the American consuls in Austro- Hun
gary yesterday, at which the effects of the
Mckinley tariff were discussed. Another
meeting will be held in November
II has been arranged that general strike
of the employees on the tramway lines of
Vienna shall take place on Sunday. In con-
sequence the authorities are taking preeau-
tons TO prevent law breaking and acts of
violence Cd the part of The strikers.
A reception in honor of the Count of Paris
was given last evening by Alexander S.
Webb. at his residence in New York Among
the 500 guests present were Gen. Sherman
C. NJ. Depew, Gen. ". L. James of PhlladeI,
Gen. .. o. Howard.
Advices from New South Wales represent
that free labor is rapidly removing the in
convenience occasioned by union strikes
and that the employers now absolutely re-.
fuse to deal with the unions as SUCH The
military are still kept on call ready for and
violent outbreak on the part of the unions.
Mr.. Balfour. chief secretary for Ireland.
spoke at Newcastle yesterday. opening the
campaign for the English government His
address consisted mainl. OF general state
ment and defense of the governments Irish
policy. He declared that the condition of
Ireland was improving. The co uniry was
increasing IN material prosperity and the re-
spect Tor law was becoming more wide
spread. az
Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien. now in Paris.
passed yesterday in visiting. They called at
the Offices of several newspapers and related
the circumstances of their voyage and ex-
planned the situation in Ireland. The press
is paying good deal of attention to the mat
ter. Mr.. O'Brien remains at his father-in-
laws residence. He diseourages further in
teryiews with reporters. ta-
A special train on the Lehigh Valley rail-
road arrived at Pottsville, Pa with Mayor
Grant, District Attorney Fellows, Judge Mat
thews and other officials of New York and
Brooklyn on board besides the PRINCIPAL
officials of the Lehigh Valley road and num-
Der of newspaper men. The party is making
a tour Of the Lehigh Valley lines
The London Times SAYS that if Canada de-
sires 10 make the Mckinley tariff q source of
benefit instead of loss. the most likely method
will be 10 adopt frankly and freely the pol
icy OF free trade 1t wonld be best for her to
begin with the mother country. She will not
be able to lose all her commercial letters al
once 1t will suffice for the present if the
direction and aim are right
A reception in honor of the golden Jubilee
OF Rt. Rev. John Loughiin, bishop of Brook
Ign. was held last evening 1t is stated that
5000 people were present. including the
Catholic clergy OF Brooklyn and New York.
Addresses we're made by Cardinal Gibbons
Archbishop Corrigan, of New York, Bishop
Loughlin and others. The bishop was pre-
by those of his disocese and number of
other valuable gifts.