The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25

Torrance while grouse shooting in
1895, when, it is alleged, he accidentally
shot man who was beating up the
birds.
The last work which the late arch
bishop of Canterbury was engaged up
on was the preparation of an answer
to the bull Of Pope Leo XIII, on the
Anglican orders, in which DR.. Benson
said: The positiveress Of the asser-
ton may still have effect with some
who mistook the kindness Of a, person.
age Of the thawing of the frozen church
policy, to which he is committed" The
late primate denied the pope,s conten-
ton and asserted that Rome has not
an accurate knowledge of England con-
corning the Anglican orders and de-
clared that the bull moves all Eng
hsh churchmen not to be decided by
pfetenslon of unity, and assertions
which have historically created the
widest and deepest separation, but to
draw closer together in faith in firm
ness, and in forbearance."
The showing made by the kennel
club. at the Crystal palace this week
was the largest on record. There were
z'55l entries of quality of the highest
0rder A novelty in the exhibits was
fekInlz spaniels, which were on sale
Tor from S75 to $3.50. In the collie class
Tue ceIepfateo dog Southport, by Per-
1ectlon, valued at *, 900 ($25, 00O won all
the prizes George B. Sims won the
championship in the bulldog class
with his dog Barney Barnato.
Inc strange case Of Mr.. and Mrs
water M. Castle, of San Francisco,
sun causes much comment and the
action of Magistrate Newton in fixine
their bail at $15O,OOO is accepted as the
courts belief in their guilt. Whether
this is so or not, it is a remar<a HE
fact that an English woman of high
position, charged with a similar Of
tense. was Immediately bailed in only
$1,000. She is Mrs. M A. Scotte.
iaay OF the Manor of salop. near
Shrewsbury, and was charged on
Wednesday last, with stealing five
plated candlesticks from a hotel
AT the tWenty-first annual exhibition
OF the British Dairy Farmers associa-
ton at Islington during the past week
there were over 1000 entries. A special
effort was made by the earl of Powis
to induce the British dairymen to imi.
tate continental methods. Three mod
Ell diaries, Swiss, Italian and French
We're shown in operation. beside a
British dairy. There were 165 butter
making contests and the largest show
of cheese ever made here.
DUCHESS len THE SLUMs.
The duchess of Newcastle has es-
taolished herself in the east end of
London, in order to devote her spare
time entirely to the poor. She has
caused to be erected a house called
st. Gertrudes home, where all unfort11-
mates can find help
Sketch says that Mr. Gladstone is
about to become a cyclist His LITTLE
grand child, Dorothy Drew, rides we'll
and it is explained that her learning
to ride has so fascinated the veteran
Btatesman that he Is determined to en-
Joy himself IN the same manner.
The Empress Frederick is to visit
the queen at Windsor in the middle Of
November and will stay in England
a month before going to Berlin for
the winter.
Nine. Antonio Navarro has given IN
her residence at Tunbridge Wells. and
IS shortly to leave Wimbledon. where
her last child was born, for her new
home in Broadway. Worcestershire.
Mime. Navarro has taken a fine old
house on a lease Of twenty-one wears
and has already spent over 81 600 in
improvements and decorations.
The business of the principal West
END theaters continues good. Miss
EOrteSQue at the STANDARD theater in
the East end has been doing fairly
well in round of classical and ro-
mantle dramas, which include Forget
me-not." The music halls have been
crowded, owing to the unusually strong
attractions as the most popular va
riety artists seek London engage
ment at this season with view to
lucrative employment in the Christ
mas pantomimes. 81
Mrs. Patrick Campbell has been Of
2ered the leading part in Bernard
Ehaw's The Philanderer," which has
been accepted by the Haymarket man
egement. to follow Under the Ped
Robe ts -
Wilson Barret,'s novel, founded on
s'The Sign Of the Cross Is to have the
advantage, when published. of an in
PRODUCTION by high dignitary of the
Church of ENGLAND. wherein Will he
discussed the devotional dramas. MI
Gladstone's letter on the play win be