St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-16
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The archbishop of valladolid. Spain, is
dead.
The queen Of Roumania. who has been
critically ill, is now improving.
The strikes in Milan. Italy. have ended, and
work has been resumed in the factories.
The Duke of Genoa has been appointed
honorary president of the Italian worlds fair
committee.
The CHILEAN authorities have purchased the
italian Aouila, which has been transformed
into cruiser
The Paris Temps says that Henry NJ Stan
ley is planning new Congo expedition for
King Leopold.
German merchants in the city of Mexico
are strongly opposed to reciprocity between
Mexico and the United States.
Cardinal Rotelli. papal nuncio at Paris is
dead The pope is deeply affected over the
news of the cardinals death.
1t is feared the recent heavy rains have en-
dangered the sugar, coffee and cotton crops
lnthe southern states of Mexico.
Ex-Congressman Hymen, of North Caro-
lima, and one of the most influential colored
men i'll congress along in 1875, died at Wash
lngton from stroke of paralysis.
The steamer Sorata, at Plymouth, Eng,
from South America. reports that yellow
fever is raging at RIO Janeiro and that two
Portuguese died of the fever on the voyage
The Mexican minister of finance has Or
dered that of all metal or mineral exported
half ounce each must be taken from every
bar.
The London Standard Odessa correspond
ent says that during the coming five weeks
10000 troops will be conveyed by the Russian
volunteer feet from Batoum to Sebastapol
and Odessa.
The London Standards Odessa cores
pondent says that during the coming FIVE
weeks 10000 troops VIII be conveyed by the
russian volunteer feet from Batoum to Sc
bastopol and Odessa.
The United States steamship Albatross ar
rived at San Francisco last night and went
direct to Mare island. The Albauoss is to
proceed at once to make surveys for a cable
from San Francisco to Honolulu.
Millions of army worms are at work upon
the forest trees near Howell, Mich. and
thousands or acres have been devastated.
They leave the mammoth oaks standing like
leatiess skeletons and pass on to greener
forests.
The presidents proclamation opening to
settlement the coded lands of the Indians on
the Sac and Fox, To-, Pottowatomie and Abb
sentee reservations in the eastern part of
Oklahoma territory, will probably be issued
to-day or tomorrow.
Michael McArdle, a young farmer of
Mount Pleasant township, near Atchison,
Kan. last night shot and killed Campbell
Perry, a young farm hand who had called to
collect $50 due him for labor. McArdIe was
arrested. He pleads self-defense.
1t was announced that the English home
secretary, Rt. Hon. Henry Matthews, @. c.,
had RENTED eighteen months of the sentence
OF Imprisonment imposed upon Austin Bid
well, the American torger. in 1872 for frauds
perpetrated i'll that year upon the Bank of
England.
What is perhaps the largest single lumber
contract ever let in the world was closed yes
terday with the Reliance Lumber company,
of Beaumont Tex 1t Is with the company
who is building the railroad from Omaha 10
Galveston. The total amount of the contract
is S., 000,000
The Coleine window glass works at Fos-
torla, o., the largest in the United states
with one exception. burned Monday night
The loss is 81, 900. with no insurance. The
same works burned about seven months ago
Secretary OF the Treasury Foster was the
principal owner
The London committee formed with the
purpose Of leaving no stone unturned in
order TO bring about the release of Mrs. May
brick from prison has retained the services
OF Sir Charles Russell and Sir Horace Davey
In order TO test the legality of Mrs. May
Dicks detention in prison.
Three Of the five men engaged in the re-
cent robbery of the Southern Pacific passen-
ger train have been identified, although they
remain uncaught They are Frank Regain,
one Ramsey and AlonZo Franks. They are
cowboys, and the latter was for long time
i'll the employ of John Camp. well known
stocKman of San Antonio, Tex.
The bridge across the Sangamon river. in
Illinois, on the Jacksonville Southeastern
road, gave way yesterday as local freight
was passing over, preci plating three cars
and the caboose into the river Nicholas
Quirk. of Columbus. O.. was probably fatally
injured. Conductor Rutter and the two
brakemen escaped with slight injuries
Harry Kennedy, bell boy at the Neil
house, Columbus o. aged fifteen years. was
killed on an elevator last evening While
ascending he thrust his head out to look up
ward. 1t struck against door sill and was
squeezed between the elevator and the walls.
breaking his neck. Death was instantaneous
An Austrian spy named Krasnicki has been
sentenced to be transported to siberia. and
three Russians who were his accomplices,
have each been sentenced TO eight years
penal servitude. Krasnicki bribed a man at
tached to the staff of the Eleventh army
corps of Austria TO purloin military docu-
ments.
The hosiery factory of Klien Sons. at
John and Belts streets, Cincinnati. burned
after l O'Clock this morning. The loss is
S50,0O0, with insurance covering the loss.
Chief Hughes, of the fire department. was
badly cut by falling glass, and was removed
to his home. Mrs. Col. William Sellers, who
left her home near by, fearing that her house
would burn, died suddenly OF heart disease
aggravated by the excitement.
The chief of police of the City Of Mexico
is endeayoring to ascertain who sent out the
story contained in the dispatch telegraphed
from San Francisco to the Chicago Inter
Ocean Aug. 81 last in reference to an alleged
revolutionary feeling in Mexico. and woe be
1t to him if caught. 1t is surmised that two
persons were concerned in it, one a journal
lst, the other an engineer and eX-member of
congress, who brought upon himself the
odium of the government Oh account. of his