Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-02
OLD WORLD NOTES.

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oreer Press, Nov. LIST.
OLD WORLD NOTES.
Two Wings OF the Famed Maynooth Col
lego Burned--More Heavy Failures In
London and Observation-Disclosures Pol
itical Notes.
COLLEGE scoRCHED.
DUBLIN, Nov. 1.-Maynooth college is on
fire, engines and fremen have been dispatched
by rail from the city.
DUBLIN, Nov. 1.-The fire in MAMMOTH coli
lege has been extinguished. Two wings of the
college were destroyed and the library slightly
damaged. Loss estimated at $50, 1000 The
students lost all their personal property. The
fire was caused by overheating the warming
apparatus.
YELLOW FEVER RELIEF.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The government has cent
5000 marks for relief of German sufferers ty
yellow fever in the United States.
HISTORIAN DEAD.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-Garnier Page, statesman and
historian, is dead, aged IS.
BAIL REFUSED.
GLASGOW, Nov. 1.-The sheriff refusing bail
for the directors of the City of Glasgow bank,
an appeal will be carried before the lord advo-
cate. and if necessary, to the high court of
judiciary.
The stoppage is announced of John Leckie &
Co., saddlers, Glasgow and London.
BENEVOLENT NEUTRALITY.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.-The Golos and
other journals to-day deprccate the giving of
direct assistance to the Ameer of Afghanistan,
and advocate benevolent neutrality. The
Golos treats the English nltimatum as q posi-
tive DISAPPOINTMENT of military operations to an
indefinite period and advises Russian diplo-
macy to endeavor to prevent an open collision
between England and Afghanistan.
PEACE FOOTING.
BY an order of the commander-in-chief of
the Caucasus army, all troops in the Trans
Caucasian district are reduced to peace foot
ing. Tho Erwin and Rion detachments are to
be demobilized and furloughs are being
granted.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The police have interdicted
the sale OF the socialistic works of La Sale.
NEW CABINET.
ATHENS, Nov. I'M. Tricoupi has succeeded
in forming new cabinet.
ANOTHER FAILURE.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-Matthon Nielman, mcr-
chants of Glasgow and Leeth, have failed
REFORMS POSTPONED.
Constantinople dispatch says the Porte has
informed Minister Layard that the proposed
reforms will be introduced in one province of
Asia Minor, but the complete realization of the
project will be postponed until the state OF
Turkish finances permits.
CUSTOMS AND TARIFF.
BERLIN, Nov. LA correspondence between
Prince Bismarck and the Wurtemberg minister
is published, wherein Bismarck states it is the
intention of the government to bring about q
comprehensive revision of customs and tariff
the preparatory labors for which have already
been commenced.
FRENCH ELECTIONS.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-Returns of the elections for
the municipal delegates show eleven depart
ments now represented. Twenty-seven con-
scrvative senators have been won by the re-
publicans, who lost no department. A repub-
lican majority Of IL or Is is confidently ex-
pected in the next senate.
LosDos. Nov. Baron Won Weidelbruck,
who was Austrian minister at Washington dur
Ing the reign of Emperor Macmillan in
READY TO TREAT.
| dispatch from Berlin says Russia, replying
to the Porte's overtures, has declared her readi-
treaty.
HEAvYLABnITIEs.
| LONDON, nov. Liabilities of John Leckie
d Co., of Glasgow and London. whose failure
was announced yesterday is estimated al
$25o,000.
BROKERS FAILED.
| LONDON, Nov. 1.-R. Shore & Co., brokers'
Liverpool, have failed. Liabilities not stated
ENGLAND's PROTEST.
PEsTH, Nov. 1.-Pesth & Lloyd says the
British note protesting against Russian move
ments in Turkey was presented at St. Peters
burg, Oct. 14th. The note expresses the hope
| that Russia will soon be able to resume the
withdrawal of her troops. and that they viii
not pass the line which they have now reoccu
pied, as such step would compel England te
take precautions.
WESTON FAILS AGAIN.
! LONDON, Nov. AT IL 80 this morning the
| following scores had been made in the interna.
tional walking match: Corkey, 1853; Brown
$50; Rowell, 40S; HILBERT, 401; Weston, 365
Courtney, 1852; Ennis, $50. Weston quilted the
track at 130 yesterday. His ankle is sprained
| GRLECE.
LONDON, Nov. LA Berlin dispatch say
France is expected to issue note shortly, ad
| yising diplomatic pressure in favor of Greece
ANDRAssY CENsuRED.
VIENNA, Nov. LA majority of the Reichs
rath, in reply to the speech of the emperor
adopted an address in which Count Andrassy 4
censured for not consulting the Reichsrath o,
his eastern policy.