St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-07
TIPS FROM THE WIRES.

| SIndil crops IN georgia are 1rOSt-DItten.
y The New York senate has passed $780,
| 900 worlds fair bill
| lola has been elected president of the So
clety Des Gems De Iettres.
The preliminary report of the British en-
| plre census will be issued in June.
The kaiser and Queen Victoria will meet at
Darmstadt about the end of April.
The waters of the Seine have been re-
stocked with 1000 California salmon.
Queen Victoria and Emperor William will
meet at Darmstadt at the end of April.
Schedules Of Lehmacr & Co., New York
show debts $697, 64S; actual assets SIZE, 2233.
Emile lola, the novelist. has been elected
president of..the Soclete des Gems des Lettres.
Fire yesterday afternoon damaged the Falls
City wooden mills Louisville $4,000; insured
fully.
Ten diseased ana pauper immigrants from
Russia were refused entry at New York yes
terday.
Marlin Brown, thirty-six- year-old long
shoreman died yesterday in New York OF
starvation.
A dividend of 3l2 per cent Oh the preferred
stock of the New York & Lake Erie railroad
has been made
Baltimore, New York and Boston are pre-
pairing to send samples of goods to Brazil to
stimulate trade.
James L. West, president of the billpost-
ers association died yesterday al st. Louis,
aged eighty-four.
Russia will have an international educa-
uonal convention in Moscow in 1893, and
soon VIII issue invitations.
The st. Augustine (Fla) gas works were
Yesterday destroyed by fire Loss. S65, 900.
The town is i'll darkness at night.
The gunboat Bennington is said to have
developed about fifty horse power above the
requirement, and earned small premium
j. A Thomas. prominent lawyer of Balti-
more, was yesterday arrested for forging
set of books ordered to be produced in court.
Yale and Harvard have completed arrange
ments for series of annual athletic contests,
this years to be at New Haven. Conn, May i6.
Brickmakers to the number of 1.200 went
out on a strike at Trenton, \. j., yesterday,
refusing to accept 20 per cent reduction in
wages.
Congressman Spinola Is reported as some
what better During yesterday he partially
recovered the strength he lost Saturday and
Sunday
The 1900 members of the Grand Army of
the Republic in Maryland last night cele-
brated the founding of the order twenty-five
years ago.
A strike of all the switchmen employed by
the Missouri d Burlington, in Lincoln, Neb.,
some siXty-fiye in number, was inauguraIed
yesterday.
The town of Beebe, thirty miles north of
Little Rock, Ark, was almost destroyed by
fire yesterday morning. Loss $4,000; insur-
ance, $4,000.
The German Socialist party will pay voter
employed in Ham burg one days wages and
| railroad fares to enable them to vote against
Prince Bismarck.
The Lynn (Mass.) Central Labor union in
| definitely postponed action on request for
cooperation between all labor and Farmers
Alliance organizations.
William Gillemy, an English actor of
| some prominence, and who is said to have
| first sung the Wearing of the Green in this
| country, died at New York yesterday
The Prairie Cattle Company QimIted) OF
| Great Britain sues in a New York court to
| recover balance of $1,000 due on a promis
| sorry note of Willard E. Winner, of Kansas
| City, Mo.
Yesterday the suit of T. L. Long against
| the Pennsylvania railroad, to recover for a
| trunk lost in the Conemaugh flood. was de
! clded against him in Philadelphia The
! judge said the trunk was lost in the results
! of IAN act of God"
A cablegram from London to the Maritime
exchange. New York, says the British steam
Ell Marchioness, Capt. Baker, from New York
| March for Odessa and Constantinople, has
| been towed into Lisbon with her machinery
! disabled.
Gen. Baldissera has testified before the
| Italian commission of inquiry regarding the
management of affairs in Africa that he has
! executed ~ natives under instructions from
| the Italian government during his regime at
| Massowa.
Near Middlesboro. KY, Adam Legre. of
| Clayborne county, Tennessee, shot and killed
! Llnsey Leach, miner. They had quarreled
| over woman, and engaged in fight with
| pistols. Legre was untouched, but Leach
received a bullet through the abdomen.
Richmond W. Hull, aged thirty-three, and
| Charles j. Hull, aged forty-one, were struc!;
! by a Washington express train yesterday
morning, seven miles from Baltimore. Rich
moud was instantly killed and Charles ia
| tally injured. Both men were travelling must
| clans.
| Capt Lord, of the schooner Eva Adell. re-
| ports having rescued Capt. Moore ana four
sailors from an open boat off Boone island,
! Me, Friday. The men belonged to the
| schooner Nellie A. Walker bound for Gardi-
ner, Me-, with coal, which foundered in a
1 gale last Thursday.
| On the strength of a dispatch from Detroit
| the government special agents at Chicago
yesterday arrested on an incoming train Long
Gin and Lung Con, Cinnamon who had man
aged to smuggle themselves into the United
| States from Canada. Lung Con protests that
| he has been in the United States for many
/ years.
The spinners employed by the Jesse Eddy
Manufacturing company, Fall River, Mass,
| recently made demand for an increase i'll
| wages from SIPS to S1.35. The company re-
| fused and yesterday the spinners struck. The
| officials at the Cornell mill yesterday refused
| 10 take back the weavers who struck several
| days ago.
A company under the title of the Mancora
| (Peru) Petroleum syndicate has been organ
| lied in London. with capital of 9l20,000,
the object Of which is to purchase and de
| velop the petroleum wells at Mancora, ex-
tending along the coast of Peru from Talara
| to TumbeZ. This is the third petroleum
company that has been organized in London
| within the last year for work in Peru.
The New York painters strike is at an end
Many of those who left their shops will re-
turn to-day They have been assured that
| the concessions which they asked for have
been granted in many instances. The paint
ers commended for eight hours work and s.. SO
| a day as their remuneration. 1t is estimated
| that there were Loo painters who left theii
! brushes idle to contend for reduction OF
| hours aid an increase i'll wages.
The Tageblatt's st. Petersburg CORE
| spondent says: ''In an interview to-
day NJ. Bendereff denied that he was
| concerned in the murder of Minister
| Beltchcf in Sofia. He believed that the
! assassin intended to kill Premier Stambuloti
| in revenge for the execution of Mai Panitza
| He limited that MAJ Panitza ha many more
| avengers.
In the house of commons yesterday Mr.
| Labouchere moved reduction of the est
| mates by $4,000, on the ground that Ken
| sIngton palace was useless and the country
| would be better off without it. He also moved
a reduction of 8425 for Kew palace, as no
! body knew where it was or who lived there
| Sir George Trevelyan sustained the estimates
| on the ground that the palaces were historic
| mementoes of considerable interest Mr.
Labouchere's motion was rejected, Il to II.