Sr. Paul. —Members of the Cleveland
Grove, 0. A. O. D., went on a picnic
to Steifel’s grove west of St. Paul on
Sun lay, and while there partook gen
erally of ice cream purchased from the
proprietor of the park. Asa result over
100 people were poisoned and some of
them are dangerously ill this afternoon.
It is not thought, however, any oases will
prove fatal.
FOREIGN.
The court of the French Senate has
fonui General Bonlauger guilty of con
spiracy.
Lord Tknnxson writes to a friend that
he is wonderfully well and walks three
miles every day.
London. —The condition of the king
of Bavaria grows continual!} worse. All
nourishment is administered to him arti
ficially.
Liverpool. — Monday, Angnst 26, has
been fixed upon as the day for the exe
cution ot Mrs. Maybrick, who was con
victed of poisoning her husband.
It is said that the French Minister to
1 England has been instructed to sound Her
Majesty’s Government with regard to the
extradictiou of Boulanger.
St. Petersburg. —The Ncvoe Vrtmya.
in an in-pired article, savs: “The out
side powers will make themselves sorely
felt wheii the triple alliance attains its
real object, that is—war.”
Liverpool.— Mrs. Maybrick is in a de
pressed state. She pas-es much of the
time in moaning for her children and
weeping copiously. The chaplain of the
prison is devoting much of bis time to
the condemned woman, and she appears
to greatly appreciate his visits.
Bern*.—A manifesto is ;n circulation
signed by Swiss Anarch.its which violent
ly attacks the Bnndesrath f>r institut
ing a political police and a p üblic prose
cutor.
