St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-31

interrupted, and it is supposed that the
mutiEeerS cut the wires. Tie forpgo-
ing message was brought from the Cam
eroonS To BoRny by vessel, and two
days were occupied in lis transmission
frnm Benny. The traders were de-
feateti OH Dec. Is. ami the factories
were recaptCred on Dec. "a. Thus the
cuiony must have been in the hands of
the mutineers for nine days. 1t is uH-
derstoOa that quiet IS now restored.
The CAMERON mutinv has led 10 re-
newal of the warning voices against AIRY
further extension of German colonial
enterprises. The Vossiscne Zeitung at
tributes the condition of the colony
TO TIE INCoMPETENCY
of The government officials. and declares
that neither Guy. Zimmerer nor his sub
ordinattS are fitted In administer the
African caiony. and claiming thai cap
able men like Wissman and Emin have
been replaced by bureaueralS. On lhe
other hand. the colonial party is clam
Oring fer the eX nenditure of more money
and an eiergptlc col0l.al policy. De-
tails show t.;at the mutineers suffered
heavy losses. and four of them were
captured and hung. The remainder
escaped to the bush. The National
ZeItung echoes the Vnssische Zeitung's
remarks as tn the conditions of the
colony being dne 10 the incompettncy
of TIE government officials.
lie raiii1catlIHS of the commercial
treaty with Seryia were EXCHANGED To-
day 1T the foreign offices. The treaty
Will come III force Jan. /. 1891 The
Rnumanian treaty cumeS into operation
Oh The same date, but is subject 10 the
approval or the RoumaniaIf chambers.
In regard to the relations with Spain.
further provisional arrangement is con-
tempiated, whereby Germany, bcs!Ges
enjoying the advantages of the Spanish
minimum tariff, will be granted all the
customs facilities conceded by Spain To
other countries in return for favored
natiou' treatment.
TIE FRENCH SPIES,
De Gong and DelgaY, WHO are confined
In the fortress of GlaiZ, in SileSia, are
strictly guarded from any communica-
ton with the outside world. During
their daily two hours in the courtyard
they are accompanied by a special
guard. Otherwise they are treated with
every consideration.
An outbreak OF mouth and foot disease
in the central Strengthening houses of
Hamburg led the police TO order that all
pigs and cattle destined FOE market must
be Killed. and further export OF cattle
ard Fi=s was prohibited until the dis
ease Is pronounced extinct.
Some doubt is thrown on the report
that tie emperor refused TO confirm the
awards IN Inc Schiller priZ.. contests,
/ he report Is alleged In be an invention
OF political nature, Intended to create
Il feeling Gr dissatisfaction.
IFlna Donna isriSiuger, of the opera
company. Is cngagc.I 10 marry Burgo-
master Auh!berger, OF ESlingen. Wuft-
emburg. She Viii retire from the stage
Herr Won Duiow's health prevents
him from conducting the philharmonic
society concerts. Herr Schuch Will con-
duet AL The remaining concerts except
one, when Rubipstein will do So, when
several OF his own works will be pre-
scented.
81. Petersburg advices express the
anxiety of tie trading community Tor
the speedy termination OF the negOtia-
tons for The conclusion Of the Russo
German commercial treaty.
The GernlaHia yesterday published
the fact that Princess Elizabeth and
Lieut.. SiegfreId were not married, in
order To stop false reports, and in the
Interest of the Catholic church, Sitg-
freid being Protestant. The paper re-
ferTed 10 wants 10 impress the people
with Tie tact that the marriage is i'm
possible. unless all the conditions of
the church for mixed marriages are full
nIled explicitly. The parenls OF tie
princess. finding that she was infatu-
ted and had escaped and made the Tyr
olese trip with her lover. invented the
story of the marriage for which steps
have only just been taken.
st. Cart Large, Of Bloomington, ILL.,,
claiming 10 be the new Savior. who es-
capped from Il iunatic asylum there, with
the assistance of i large following. AMI
WHO came o Germany and was sent to
All asylum at SchWeitS. Brandenburg,
fer The same cause, has escaped again.
The police are seeking him. according
10 latest reports, in Hanover.
1t appears that the ihenacing letter,
which has caused some excitement, was
not addressed to Prince Bismarck, but
10 the chief Of police of Hanover. and
declared that unless Sunday was ob-
served as Il day of rest, and Christmas
eve as holiday was abolished, the gov
eminent buildings would Ue dynamited.
The letter was anonymous, and is not
regarded seriously.