St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-21
TIPS FROM THE WIRE.
Greece is now being showed under.

Greece is now being showed under.
Waterford S trade and labor federation in
dorses Parnen.
Belfort, France, had three earthquake
shocks yesterday.
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, al New York. is de-
clared much improved.
Brazi's new minister yesterday presented
himself TO Emperor William.
Forty nine children were injured by an in
furiated COW at Nantwich, Eng.
A ton of tobacco, being Struggled from Key
West. has been seized at Havana.
Canada is invited to the International pos
tai convention i'll Vienna next May.
About twenty more fishermen left Halifax
to-day for the Beling sea seal fishery.
The Bethlehem, Pa, Iron company will re-
duce employees wages 10 per cent Feb. 1.
The Observation-Disclosures scheme causes
great excitement among Georgia negroes.
Allen & Co. the cramped Buffalo, N. Y,
bucket shop firm, have resumed business.
The Photographers Association of Amer
lea will meet in Buffalo, n. Y, July Ia next
Joe Russell was nearly killed by a jump
of 256 feet from high bridge at Tyrone,
Tex.
The French government has ordered sew
eral men-of-war TO rendezvous i'll CHILEAN
waters.
A bill has been introduced in the Kansas
legislature TO confer the right of suffrage
upon women.
George Mitchell refused in Ogden Utah, to
drink with William Dillon and was shot dead
in his tracks.
The French deputies yesterday approp-
rated S2O0,00) more TO relieve sufferers by
cold and storm.
News from Japans capital is that the re-
Gently opened parliament house has been
destroyed by fire.
The town hall and tribunal at st. Martin
De Re on the east coast of the Island of he,
were burned to-day.
Joe Donoghue champion skater, has been
invited TO go to Montreal and skate five
mile race for $780,
Wharton Sharkey, of Finday, o.. shot the
proprietress of a boarding house fatally and
then killed himself
The river Tagus and the Ebro, which flows
through Saragossa, Spain, are covered with
ice, the first since 1923
In Philadelphia yesterday all obstacles to
Reading railroad terminal facilities were re-
moved by official acts.
l.. j. Cady. of Centerville, r. l., is dead of
injuries inflicted by his insane brother, OF
whom he had the care.
Opinion in Vienna is that Bulgarias Prince
Ferdinand viii effect greatly pacific results
by his visit 10 the ear
William S Tylev, aged twenty-three years,
committed suicide yesterday in st. Louis by
taking Rough on Rats"
Fifteen patients III Chicago undergoing
the Koch'S lymph treatment are reported to
be progressing favorably.
Germany is getting milder weather to-day
with rain Effort to move ice-bound ship
ping AT Hamburg has begun.
Socialists of Saragossa Spain. in mass
meeting, declare revolution to be the only
means to an ideal government.
The Kansas City Car and Wheel Works at
Birmingham. suburb of Kansas City, has
shut down FOR an indefinite period.
The business men Of Boston in convention
assembled yesterday formally protested
against the passage of the silver bill.
The Dublin Express says that Parneli in
tends to continue leader of the Irish party
even if he has to become Fenian.
Russia has protested through its German
agent against the harboring and employment
OF nihlllsts by the Bulgarian government,
Manager Barnie, of the Baltimore Base Bali
club has mailed to California the release of
Capt. Tom Power and Center Fielder Long.
1t is admitted in Glasgow that the area Of
the railway strike has been considerably en-
IaTged. The consequences will be serious.
Senator Henderson has introduced bill
making an appropriation of 100000 for an
exploration and survey Of the interior of
Alaska.
The Wagner Palace Car company has won
q temporary victory over the Pullman Palace
Car company Ill suit before Judges Gresham
and Blodgett.
Clayton H. Sanford, of New York one of
the best known horsemen in the country.
died suddenly in an Indianapolis, Ind, hotel
of heart disease.
The Chicago & Erie railway has a serious
strike on its hands among the conductors
and dispatchers, extending from Chicago to
Salamanca, n. Y.
Ex-Goy Thayer, of Nebraska is indignant
over what he terms malicious reports COLI
corning his mental condition. He is recover
ing his health rapidly.
AT Lake City, Fla, NJ A. Ross, agent of the
Southern Express company, was robbed of
$500 yesterday. Ross was beaten into an I'M
conscious condition.
dispatch has been received by the Kan
sas legislature from Rawliu county asking
for aid. as The people there are suffering
from cold and hunger.
The colony of Western Australia opened
its first parliament at Perth yesterday, and
S6.000.0OO was asked by the governor TOR rail
ways and public works.
The Moslems of Central Asia are protesting
TO the car against the expungng from the
Koran in Russia of thirteen verses ordered
out by the official press censor.
There were earthquake shocks in Switzer-
land yesterday, and simultaneously three
skaters were drowned at Geneva harbor.
The ice was broken by the shock.
At New Orleans the prosecution in the
Chief Hennessy murder case has finished,
and the defense commences to-day. Night
Col. Theodore Bean, a prominent man in
Republican politics at NoTriStoWn, Pa, COM
mitted suicide by slashing his throat with a
razor Investigation showed that the cause
was financial trouble.
The st. Petersburg press urges Russia to
seize the Pamir plateau, the extensive table
land of Central Asia, called by the natives
the roof the world" in order to prevent
the British from occupying it.
The king of Abyssinia has asked the French
government to give port near Obosk in re-
turn for the concessions granted a French
company 10 construct and rim railway from
that place 10 interior of Abyssinia.
Relatives of William Munson hermit
found his dead body i'll hut near Haddam,
Conn. They did not trouble themselves to
examine the hut but a party of Young men
found $1,000 there in bonds and bank books
Charles La Belle, the notorious smuggler
ofOpium from Canada into the United States,
yesterday pleaded guilty at indianapolis,
Ind He was sentenced to eighteen months
in the Michigan City penitentiary and fined
800.
Claus Spreckles ha $4,000 tons of bonded
Java sugar i'll the warehouse of Mission
Rock, San Francisco bay. II will be held
there till April when, under the provisions
of The Mckinley bill, it will be admitted free
of duty.
In the next numcer of the Journal OF the
Knights of Labor Mr. Powderly will condemn
the recent report TO the Legislature by the
New York state board of arbitration on the
New York Central railroad strike as biased"
''untruthful," malicious and inspired by
personal venom