Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-30
A WILD COURT SCENE.

LONDON, Dot. 29.-In the Lord Mayor court
at the Mansion House to-day at the conclusion
of a case wherein bookseller was summoned
for exposing the photographs of semi-nude
Zulus, the summons having been dismissed,
Alderman Nottege, who is a director of the
London stereoscopic and Photographing COM
pany, which printed the photographs, arose
and said: "On last Thursday. when was not
here
The Lord Mayor interrupted him and said:
II cannot allow you to address the COURT
Cries of shame" accompanied by Kisses and
uproar.
Alderman Nottege-I insist upon nv right
as a magistrate to be heard here. Loud ap-
plause.) e.
The Lord Mayor-OAicers, do your duty.
(Hisses.)
Alderman Nottege-1 repeat, insist on my
right to be beard in reply to observations YOU
made behind my back last Thursday. GAP.
plause and voice, Speak tc the reporters.')
At this point the lord mayor left the court
amidst loud groans, Kisses and cries of
''Shame.''
Alderman Nottege-The lord mayor has been
pleased to say that he would scorn to take
profit out of such indecent stuff.
The lord mayor returning ordered the court
to be cleared. A scene of wild confusion and
tumult with groans and cheers ensued. Alder
man Nottege shouted, ''You decline to
hear me and you are supposed
to be dispensing justice from that seat. 1
impeach you in the name of the citizens of
London with having brought discredit on your
Office, and with having violated the duty which
belongs to that ancient chair.
The court was then cleared, amidst groans
cheers. Kisses, cries of :shame,' and great up
roar and excitement.
CARDINAL MANN1NGs SCHEME.
1,ONDON 0ot Moo-:~~
leave London for Rome on the 9th of Novem-
Der, to endeavor to win the assent of the Vati-
can to his long cherished scheme, which by adj
hitting certain changes in the external organi-
cation of the Catholic church in England, will
facilitate the return to Catholicism of an i'm
portant group of English Professionals.
WAR vs.. PEACE.
ROME, Dot. 29.-The proceedings of the con-
gress at Naples on the Goth to promote a gen.
eral disarmament throughout the world, ter
minated in scene Of indescribable confusion,
amidst Kissing, hooting, and other demonstra-
tons; owing to the opposition Of the section
who disapproved of the object of the congress.
Placards bearing the words, Live Trieste"
Live Trent" death to Austria" were post
ed on the walls of Naples in the morning, but
were torn down by the police.
AID OF THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
PARIS, Oct. pa fete is to be held shortly
under the management of the Paris newspapers
for the benefit of the sufferers by the recent
floods in Muncia, Spain. It is expected that
the fete will surpass in entertainments and re-
ceipts any previous efforts of this kind in
Paris.
CUBAN REFORMS.
MADRID, Oct. 29.-Several Cuban members
of the chamber of deputies intend to move
that Immediately after the passage of the bill
for the abolishing of slavery in Cuba, the
cortes shall proceed to discuss other measures
for reform there.
THE AUSTRIAN BUDGET.
LONDON, Oct 29.-A Vienna correspondent
reports the Austrian budget has produced
bad impression. The deficit will prove to be
nearly double the amount stated. It has trans
pired that the finance minister, unable to cover
the deficit by increasing taxes, has had recourse
to secret loans.
RUSSIAN ADVANCE ON MERv.
The advance of the Russians on Mcrv con-
tinues without interruption, but very slowly.H
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-A dispatch from Tchikis-
lar, Oct. 9th, says the Tekke Turcomans at
tackled the village of Avase, near Kraonavod.
the 22d inst, killing sxty-two men, but fled at
sight of the military.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-John Blackwood, senior
partner in the firm of Blackwood & Sons, Edin-
burgh, is dead.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-A Paris dispatch reports
that Leon Say, minister of France, being asked
by some of the electors to support plenary
amnesty, said he was entirely opposed thereto,
and that the whole ministry has resolved to OPP
pose it when it was submitted to the chambers.
dispatch from Berlin says Herr Won Ben
zipgen will probably be elected president of
the lower house of the Prussian Diet.
dispatch from Bucharest says Minister
Kasson is expected there shortly and will estab-
lish diplomatic relations between Rounania and
the United States.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. 29.-It is denied that
division of Russian troops has been sent to
Central Asia.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-Of the bullion withdrawn
from bank yesterday s55,O00 was for Egypt
and the balance for the United States and
Germany.
A dispatch from Cabul says the ameer has
finally placed his abdication in the hands of
Gen. Roberts. 1t will probably be accepted.