St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-02
AROUND THE WORLD.

Dom Pedro. the deposed emperor of Bra
I'll. is suffering from a chill. He is confined
to his room.
The commercial treaty between Germany
and Belgium will be signed on Friday next.
Belgium will then approach France on the
same subject.
The funeral of Richard Power. Parnellite
member of parliament for Waterford CITY,
took place yesterday. The funeral procession
was mile long.
The amount of AZ per cent bonds re-
deemed yesterday was $3.50, 600. making the
total redeemed to date 81, 999, 45C and leaving
outstanding S3,505,250.
Another victim has been added to the
death list of Saturdays wreck at Toledo, in
the person of Mrs Nelson who died We ster-
day, the ninth victim of the disaster.
Robert A. Palmer. eldest son of the late
millionaire Cortland Palmer Of New York,
was married in New YORK Yesterday to Miss
Dexter. The marriage was civil one.
The football game at washington yesterday
between the Columbia Athletic club and the
Princeton college team resulted in a victory
Tor the Princetons By score of 20 to O.
George w Mckee, major of ordnance
United States army, who has been in com
mand Of the Frankford arsenal for about
year, died Monday night of heart disease
The cruiser San Francisco was taken off
the dry dock at Mare island Yesterday after
noon. and the opinion is expressed that the
vessel will be ordered back into Gillian
waters.
The officials of the Indian bureau at Wash
ington have thus far received no information
of an outbreak among the Apache Indians
in Arizona.
Sir Alexander Campbell. lieutenant gov
ernor OF Ontario, was attacked by a stroke of
paralysis last week and is now considered
Ill critical condition. He is sixty-nine
years of age.
The light rainfall Of the past four seasons
has caused an unusually low stage of water
i'll all of the chain of great lakes The
water in Lake Michigan Is lower than ever
before recorded.
The New YORK Democratic state committee
met yesterday, and William Sheehan was
elected to succeed Herman Oelrichs re-
signed. as member of the national Demo
cratic committee.
The report is confirmed that the French
government is urging the powers to take com
bined action against China The United
States government will also be urged to take
part in the movement.
The Mexican government is aiding private
individuals in several of the states to bring
in corn. beans, meal and other Kinds of food
to sell at reduced prices to the DOOR who are
suffering for something to eat
The public debt statament issued yesterday
shows that the net decrease of the interest
and non.interest bearing debt during the
month of November was g., $40 139 So TotgI
cash in the treasury, S74s. $50, 75016.
The Illness of Gen. Butler is very serious
and the gravest Doubts of his recovery are
entertained by those in a position to know
most about ms condIuon, who assert that he
will never again be able to leave his house
The employers have given notice to the
miners in Wales that their present contracts
Will cease at the end of this month and if
work is to be continued beyond that time
material reduction in wages will have to take
place.
The price of black bread has doubled in
Russia within week. 1t is reported that
reduction of the bread rations among the
troops has caused intense discomfort in the
army, bread being the chief article Of diet OF
the soldiers.
The annual report of the Kentucky rail-
road commissioners recommends that a law
be passed providing for separate coaches for
whites and blacks. This is q result of a row
between a crowd of whites and blacks last
September on train.
DR.. Kaiser. of the German colonial depart
ment, announces that the German posses
sions in Southwest Africa will be sold to a
syndicate for the sum Of g. 80, 600 marks. The
syndicate has already paid 80, 900 marks as
an earnest of their intention to complete the
purchase.
President Carnot has granted a pardon to
all the miners of Pas de Calais who have
been arrested for taking part in the riotous
demonstrations which have attended the re-
cent strike in the mining district of that de-
partment.
Many Of the French newspapers are urging
the government 10 demand of the Vatican
the deposition of the archbishop of AK for
his course Of action and utterances since he
was tried, convicted and fined for sending
the letter.
The crew OF the schooner GoodaIl, of Port
Huron, consisting Of Capt. qex, four men
Ont, after experiencing much suffering, ali
being badly frost-bftten. They abandoned
the GoodalI Thursday, taking to an open
boat.