Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-11
NUMBER 2O9
THE FOREIGN FAKE,

Nearly Seven Thousand Buildings Burned
Fined and Accomplices Imprisoned for
Bribery and Corruption-Mi scellaneous.
AIDING COMMUNISTS.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. l0.-The municipality has
voted i've thousand francs in aid of the am
nestled communists
GREAT BRITAIN AND EGYPT.
LONDON, Aug. 10.-The Observer SAYS. with
in the last few days, we have given fresh ex-
tension Of our authority in Egypt by placing
positive veto on the return of Ismail Pasha to
reside there.
THE GREEK BOUNDARY.
CoNsTANTINopLE, Aug. -safuet Pasha has
promised the Greek minister that the porte
VIII appoint commissioners to negotiate rela-
tive to the boundary, although it would prefer
to have the matter settled by the mediation
OF the great powers.
THE Ex-KHEDIvE IN ITALY.
ROME, Aug. 10.-Ismael Pasha seems disposed
to take up his residence definitely at Naples.
The Italian government has determined to
assign the favorite palace to him.
TURKEY AND BULGARIA.
j
bassador has supported the representations of
the Prince of Bulgaria in reference to the in
cursions of Turkish troops into Bulgaria. The
forte mas promised to inquire into the matter.
FRENCH WHEAT HARVEST.
LONDON, Aug. l0.-The Standards Paris dis
patch reports that warm weather has consider
ably improved harvest prospects in France.
French producers are frightened at the decline
IN prices OF French wheat caused by heavy i'm
ports from America.
BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION.
LONDON, Aug. lO.-The standard S Paris dis
patch states that Duke De Rivole, Bonapartist,
the ex-deputy who was recently pct up for
counselor general in the district of Nice. has
been lined 5000 francs for bribery and corrup-
tlon, and his two electoral agents have each
been lentenccd to nine weeks imprisonment.
Angler, the new counsellor general of Nice, has
been sentenced to one months Imprisonment
for aiding and abetting the above named
crimes.
LONDON, Aug. 1O--Three thousand miners
of Silverdale North Staffordshire; have struck
against an increase of hours or reduction Of ten
per cent in wages.
A dispatch to the Times from Calcutta re-
ports that the cholera is still raging among the
troops and natives in Candahar and is spread
ing towards Herat.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, Aug. lO.-The Neacs Serajevo dis
patch reports the fire destroyed 28e houses,
1853 shops and 48 warehouses. The loss to pri-
vate property is estimated at million forms.
No assurances. Owing to the scarcity of pro-
visions prices, already high, have been in
creased. The fire was caused by an accident
which occurred while the excise officers were
sealing cask in the spirit warehouse.
LONDON, Aug. 10.-The Times Vienna dis
patch says one thousand houses and eight hum
IelegrGpAS Vienna correspondent reports that
the number of victims of the fire is small.
Several dispatches from Paris report the pub
LEGATION by the Figaro of purely imaginary
conversation between the Figaro's correspond
ent and NJ. Jules Simon, in relation to current
politics. The publication has caused great
sensation.
s LONDON, Aug. l0.-A correspondent of the
Standard at Pesth says the fire at serajevo hav-
ing destroyed an immense quantity of army
stores, and as the reconstruction of the town
will require great sums. it is hoped the expedi-
ton to Nova Bazaar will be delayed until next
year.
LONDON, Aug. l0.-The> Standards Vienna
correspondent telegraphs that another fire oc-
Cured at Mini Novgorod the 9Th inst, during
the fair, causing great damage.
SERAJEvo, Aug. 10-The greater portion of
the troops have removed outside of town to
accommodate homeless families in their quar-
tiers. Provisions are served out to inhabitants
from the military stores. The Duke of Wur-
temburg has organized a committee for the
purpose of rebuilding the burnt districts.