St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-11
THREE KINDS OF MINNESOTA Biz 0oMERs

Etical disputes, and Withholding
from the Turks liberty and progress.
| Khahil Khalid adds: 'It is little
worthy of you, who have won a
name as a great man, to persist in
| abusing individuals and a race mere
| ly because they are Mohammedans. +"
! Mr.. Gladstone on Thursday last
replied to the Turk, saying: 81 make
no charge against the Turks at large
but against the Turkish government
make charges of which they have
been proved guilty by public author
| ity. In my opinion j have been a far
| better friend of the Ottoman empire
| than the sultan and his advisers. I
| have always recommended the
| granting of reasonable powers and
| local self-governmenh. This good
| advice was spurned and in conse-
quence Turkey lost 1S,OOO,OO0 of peo-
pie, and may lose more. Pray weigh
| these Words
1t IS stated that Loie Fuller, the
well-known American dancer. is
about to embrace Catholicism.
WONDERFUL COLUMBIA
The fast voyage which the United
States cruiser Columbia recentIv
!! mace across the Atlantic, from
southampton to New York, is still
topic which is causing a, great
deal of discussion in naval circles
Inc leading service organs, the
Army and Navy. Gazette and the
United Service Gazette, comment on
-her performance as one of moro
| than passing interest. The Army
and Navy Gazette says: "The Co
lumbla came out of her trial splen-
dldly.' The United Service Gazette
remarks: The Columbia's s perform
ances proved her to be the fastest
lighting ship in the world. Eleven
minutes under week in crossing the
Atlantic is thought to be verv re-
I markable time for a war ship. There
Will be an uneasy feeling here until
the Powerful and Terrible are fin
ished. We have no cruiser which
could maintain like speed for such
a continuous rate
Sir Henry Irwin, it is now settled
with Mr.. Loveday, stage manager of
the Lyceum company, will sail for
America on Saturday, Aug. 81, by the
steamship New York. The steamer
southwark, of the American line.
has been specially chartered for the
other members of the company, the
scenery properties and the parapher-
MALTA amounting in all to about 600
tons, and will leave SOUTHAMPTON the
following day. The company will
open in Montreal on Sept. Is. The
business of the entire COMPANY will
be in the hands of G. J. Abud, Mr..
Abbey's European representative.
Messrs. Abbey and Grau have en-
gagged for five leading parts in grand
operas Mile. Olitska, who has an
peared with much success at Covent
Garden during the present season.
ANDRES AERIAL TRIP.
Prof. Andre, whose paper on the
balloon route for reaching the North
Pole was by far the most interesting
feature of the recent international
geographical congress, in conversa-
ton with a reporter of the Associat-
ed Press, said:
1.-The only thing they claim is that 7
shall be unable to steer the carriage.
Let me tell you that 1 have tried the
steering apparatus over field and noun
tain, and it has worked to perfection.
L am intensely concerned in the in
terest which America has always
taken in Arctic expeditions. No coun-
try has done more or made great
sacrifices in order to accomplish this
important scientific event. Paul du
Chaillau also expressed himself in
favor of the balloon route and remark
ed ITO me the scheme seems perfect
ly feasible
Henry McCalmont, one of Valkyrie
Ills owners, will probably be the
richest man in the house of commons, !
but he will be unable to entertain his |
fellow members in his new house at !!
Cheyely for two years to come It |
will take fully that time to complete !
the magnificent structure now being !
raised for him by Lieut.. Col. Edicon.
THE ROYAL GUEST.
Emperor William, of Germany, who !
mas been enjoying himself at CoWeS |
during the past two weeks, starts to- |
night for Lord Londale's sea resi-
dence, where a distinguished shooting
party gathered. today. Among the
guests at Lowther Castle, by the way,
is Lord Worcester, who is referred to
by Mrs. Jacoby, in the suit the latter
brought against the Dowager Countess
Cowley, as having tried to obtain some
of the alleged scandalous letters with
the intention of burning them, and who
was said to have urged Mrs. Jacoby
to publish them. The emperor is to
make tour of the English lakes on
Tuesday; he will enjoy further shoot
ing on Wednesday, and will take the
train to Leith on Thursday, where he
will embark on the imperial yacht
for Wilhenshaven.
Advices received from Gibraltar say
that the American sail boat Spray,
which arrived there on Aug. 5, after
a voyage of eighty-nine days from
GLOUCESTER Mass, is the attraction of
the hour. The success of Capt. Slo-
GUMS voyage is the talk Of the gar