St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-09
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failed yesterday with liabilities OF $50. COO.
After transacting some routine business
yesterday the National Columbian commits
sion adjourned to meet next April.
The board of lady managers of the worlds
fair will send agents abroad to work in the
interest of the women's department..
Correspondence from Apia, Samoa, de-
elares that the German land owners on the
islands are holding natives in slavery.
The much-debated drama abraham Lin
coln'' was produced in Indianapolis last
night and proved an immediate success
At the close of business Yesterday the treas
ury department had extended S24 050,350, 4Ia
per cent bonds and redeemed S9,943, $50.
In the Doncaster meeting yesterday the
great Yorkshire handicap was won by Allo-
way, Houndsditch second and Silver Spur
third.
Denial is made of the report that the lead
ing wrought iron pipe manufacturers con-
templated consolidation with a copital OF
Si1,50Q000.
Mr.. Spurgeon has so far recovered from his
illness that he was yesterday able TO sit in
his garden for half an hour. He bore the
fatigue well. t7~F
The Standard Sugar refinery and the Bay
State Sugar Refinery company were dissolved
as corporations yesterday, by Justice Morton,
of the Massachusetts, supreme court.
Balmaeedas whereabouts have not vet
been discovered, though ii is rumored that
he is in hiding in a foreign consulate or a
Hon. Redfield Proctor has sent to Gov.
Page, of Vermont letter accepting the ap-
pointment to the seat in the senate made va
cant by the resignation of Senator Edmunds
The committee having the matter in charge
has issued call for the rext meeting of the
trans Mississippi commercial congress to
meet i'll Omaha, Neb., Oct. 10, for five days
session.
The forty-tifth annual council of I'm
proved Order of Red Men began in Cleve-
Qr,6 f,fI,
representatives to the number of 125 are
present.
The treasury department has removed all
restrictions heretofore placed on the deposit
OF FUNDS at the sub-treaSury in New York 10
cover shipments OF currency to the South
and West.
John Henry Webster, tough negro. was
shot and killed while resisting arrest al CO.
lumbus. o.: by officer George Feist. after a
running fight in which the negro shot at the
officer twice.
The immense fve-story storage warehouse
of r. G. Layton, at Nos g. and g. South
street, New York. was Quilted by fire Yesterday
afternoon. The loss is estimated at S425 ono:
insurance not known.
In New York Republican circles, last night.
1t was agreed that Fassett is certain to be
nominated for governor to-day. Andrew D.
White has not Withdrawn, but declares he is
in the hands of his friends.
deputy constable at Rushville Mo. shot
and fatally wounded a tramp named Jesse
Quinn yesterday. Just before his death
Quinn said that his father was wealthy
merchant at Nashville, Tenn.
A whole family in Paris numbering sig
members. committed suicide yesterday. The
father and mother showed the way BY hang
ing themselves, and the others, who were
adult children, initiated their parents.
The Paris police are searching the houses
of several OF the promoters of the Panama
Canal company. with view of obtaining
farther evidence i'll the Investigation being
made into the affairs of that organization.
United States Minister Carr has received
notice of the removal of the prohibitions
placed upon the importation of American
pork into Denmark and enforced since March
1888. Only inspected meat will be admitted.
1.-THE workmen's parliament in session at
Newcastle, England yesterday by a large
international eight-hour law. The congress-
Is likely to lead to important pos ,ical results.
An official dispatch has been Ssreived at
Berlin from Copenhagen, which Wakes the
announcements that the car. NO is now
there would be uI.lble to visit he German
kaiser before his return to Russia, as had
been proposed.
a Moscow correspondent, commenting on
the demands that come from all quarters for
measures 10 relleve distress, says it is plain
the distress is greater and more widespread
than was at first supposed, and that the
worst is still to come.
A party of American engineers. who are
reported 10 De the agents of n wealthy firm
which proposes to make tender for build
ing the Siberian railway, have arrived at
Vladivostock to ascertain the conditions of
construction of the line.
DR.. G. A. Champion, chief chemist OF the
United States internal revenue bureau. has
established chemical @joratory in Fort
Scott, Kan, at which 81 the sugar manu-.
factured in Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska
will be officially analysed
Twenty thousand French workmen will
make pilgrimage 10 Rome this month. They
will read an address to the pope thanking
him for his labor encyclocal The vatican is
Informed by the French nuneio THAT the
clergy are growing more favorable to the doc
trlne of adhesion to the republic
In an Iowa railway case. Judge New, of
DUBUQUE, holds that a contract made with
an Ohio oil company by Iowa men is of inter-
state character, and railroads cannot be
made to conform TO state regulations in tie
matter of switching charges for transferring
oil from one point to another within the
state.
A peculiar disease is reported among cattle
IN some parts of Connecticut. The animals
are IN apparently good health until within a
Few minutes of being attacked After death
they swell up, but the flesh does not change
color: About ten days ago, Dr. James NAL
let, OF Monroe, after dissecting a COW that
died OF this ailment died of blood poisoning.