Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-19
DEATH TO ALL sovEnE1aNs.

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Wounded.
DEATH TO ALL sOvEREIdNs.
LONDON, Nov. 1e.-A telegram from Berlin
reports the belief current there that plot
exists for the assassination of all sovereigns.
1t states that the Prussian judges, when ex-
aiming Nabelings case, were led to believe
in the existence Of the central organization
for this purpose. and Investigations are still
going on.
VAR FOOTING.
A dispatch from Erzeroum declares the
Russian army in the new Asiatic provinces
of Russia has again been placed on war
footing.
MORE ASSASSINATION.
FLORENCE, Nov. 1S.-During the passage
of a procession in honor of King Humbert's
escape, down Via Nazionale, bomb was
thrown among the corps of veterans aud ex-
ploded. Two men were killed and several
slightly wounded.
VIOLENT SCENES.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 1s.-During the debate
on NJ. Fourtous' Election in the chamber of
deputies to- day, there were some violent
scenes which reached frantic climax when
the ex-ninister told the left that if he had
done his whole duty they would not be there.
In the course of his speech II. Fourtous de-
clared he accepted the responsibility for all
his acts.
CONGRATULATIONS TO KING HUMBERT.
ROME, Nov. liking Humbert received
thousand congratulatory kilograms, includ-
ing one from tho Pope. The patriarch of
Venice has ordered TIE Deum to be sung.
The Vatican organ. Osoyntore Romans, is es-
pecialiy vehement in condemning the crime.
RELIGIOUS ToLERATIoN.
MADRID, Nov 1S.-At a meeting of the
old moderate party it was agreed to accept
the principle Of religious toleration. A reso>
luton was also passed approving the con-
ventions between the captain general and
the insurgent leaders in the island of Cuba
for the conclusion OF peace.
DEADLY COLLISION.
LEMBERG, Pol, Nov. 18.-Thirtcen of the
oldest and most influential citizens of this
town were mortally wounded during yester-
days disturbance caused by collision be-
tween the police and the procession in honor
of Deputy Hausner, which had been pro-
hibited.
THE SAMOAN CONTROVERSY.
BERLIN. Nov. 19.-The Official Gstzette
contradicts the report which appeared in the
Paris Esta.fette last week, that the German
government had decided to occupy the whole
Samoan. archipelago. The Gazette declares
tb;ttes.s d e..g does not contemplate acquir-
ing or founding colonies beyond tie Atlantic.
The dispute in regard to the Samoan islands
viii naturally be settled by treaty, which will
secure to Germany and other States interest
ed privileges granted to the most favored
nation.
1NTEENAr1oNALisTs ARRESTED.
NAPLES, Nov. 19.-Several letters from
members of the international society have
been found at Passan;e's abode and more In
ternationalists have in consequence been ar
rested. The king lad previous to the at
tempt on his life received two letters init
mating that it would be made.
SHUT DOWN.
LONDON, Nov l9.-The Fairness iron and
steel company at Birron in Furness have de-
termined to close their iron mines at Green
side and Goldwire, in consequence of the
depression of the iron trade. Two thousand
men will be thus thrown out Of employment
Several other pits are likely to close.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN ITEMS.
Charles Ghilan Villain, q Belgian states
man, is dead
It is asserted the German government is
Is ,Jc
of the late king of Hanover.
In debate on the press bill in the Spanish
Cortes, an amendment proposed by the con-
stitutionalists that press offenses be made
triable by jury and under the common law,
was rejected to-day.
The river Save l1ungary) has oyerhowed
its banks. involving serious loss OF life and
immense destruction Of military stores.
Popular Indignation and excitement
| throughout Italy over the attempt to assasinate
the king is very great. The assassin is g
member OF the international society. he
denies having any accomplices or instiga
tors.
DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD.
LONDON, Nov. 19.-Norwch is inundated
by freshet in the river Winson, in conse
quence of two days and two nights steady
rain. Two OF the most densely populated
districts are several feet under water. Th;
basement of factories, warehouses, granerie:
and dwellings along the river are flooded
One or two deaths by drowning are reported
-Four or five miles OF the streets are sub
merged, and from three to four thousand
dwellings are made uninhabitanle. The re
suit is vast pecu mary damage. The author
tiles are maintaining the homeless poor.
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Special Telegram to the Globe.
MADIsoE, Wis, Nov. 19.-The executiy,
Office has received the official vote of th.
Sixth district, which stands as follows
Bouck's plurality 2,61o.
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