St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-20
THE WORLD OVER.

Five hundred members and guests of the
Home Market club attended its testimonial
in honor of the Republican leaders of Iegis-
lauon at the Hotel Vendome, in Boston. last
evening. Maj. Mckinley spoke for forty
minutes on protection.
All save two of the New England deJega-
ton in congress conferred at Boston yester-
day OH the Speakership, nothing definite
being developed save opposition to Dir. Mills
candidacy.
The London Chronicles Roman CORE
spondent says that The pope has decided to
nominate another Irish cardinal and that he
heSltates between Archbishop Walsh and
Archbishop L0gue.
Fifth Auditor Habercom, i'll his annual re-
port 10 the secretary of the treasury, shows
that accounts involving $685., 449, $40 were ad-
Justed during the past fiscal year. or more
than three tunes The amo unit adjusted in any
previous fiscal year.
The United States steamer BENNINGTON
sailed from New York for Hampton Roads
yesterday. She will be followed immediateIv
by the Atlanta. The vessels will await orders
at Hampton Roads, meanwhile practieing at
Yorktown with their great guns
San LUIS, the capital of the province of the
same name in the Argentine Republic is re-
ported to be ia fermenJ. Soldiers patrol
the streets and the governors house has been
converted into military headquarters
The Northern Pacific directors met yester-
DAY and declared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of per cent.
Howard Cooling, who killed his wife at
Wilmington. Del, Sept. 20 by striking her
on the head with mustard bottle and who
pleaded guilty to manslaugh;er, has been
sentenced to four years Imprisonment.
Five cents for wheat and 43l cents for
corn was asked Yesterday at Chicago for lake
cargoes TO Buffalo, but as far as known none
were taken at those figures
Chancellor Won Caprivi has accepted an
invitation from Count Schouvalof. the Rus
gfn ~ ls1e f1r- 4
Russian foreign minister, at dinner to be
given at the Russian embassy in Berlin
In the French senate yesterday NJ Chaile-
meELacOur made a strong attack on the new
tariff. He said that 30000,0O0 Frenehpen
would suffer from the over protection afford
ed by the law, and that prosperous France
would be brought 10 ruin and Isolated from
the rest of the world.
Associate Justice SEas NJ. Clark. of the
Pennsylvania supreme court, is dying, and
his medical attendants say he will not likely
outlive the night.
Mrs. Caleb Hopkins. of New Egypt, y. j..
few days ago gave birth to triplets. two
girls aud boy. They have been named
Grover Cleveland Hopkins, Frances Folsom
Hopkins and Ruth Hopkins.
The influenza has reappeared in many
places in the southwestern part France and
the disease is OF a very severe type. In Paris.
too, the disease has Gained a number of
victims Many cases are reported from all
parts of the country.
The action of the municipal council of
Paris in causing to be demolished the Louis
XVI. memorial chapel is generally con
demned as lessening the number of interest
ing places that draw visitors to Paris
The commercial club of Oklahoma CITY
has issued call for delegate convention TO
be held Dec. II. composed of delegates
chosen from each political division of okla
homa and the Indian territory to discuss the
as,dvisa6sility OF statehood and the boundary
lines of the proposed state.
Detective E. II. Kinds. of the Pinkerton
agency, arrested Oliver curtis Perry at Wash
Ington yesterday. The prisoner is charged
with having stolen 5000 in cash and large
amount of jewelry from an American Ex-
press ear near Utica, n. Y. Sept. 30.
IL is officially announced that the St Clair
tunnel viii be opened for passenger business
Dec. Z. In consequence of this arrangements
there will be great saving Of time. which
viii necessitate the preparing of new time
tables enc instructions TO employees.