Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-10
OVER THE OCEAN,.
Disappearance of the Plague From Astra-
chan-British Success in Zulu-Political
Points and General Old World News.

CAPE Town, Feb. IS, via Madeira, March
9.-Col. Pearson was attacked at Ekowe by
a large force of Zulus. The latter were de-
feated with enormous loss, and pursued to
Eutamedia, one of the Zulu military kroals.
Col. Wood reports he has captured large
number of cattle. The health of his troops
is good. The attitude of the native tribes
In Transvaal is disquieting, and it is feared
the chiefs have formed league against the
British. Gov. Mauritus has arrived at Cape
Town. The men-of-war, Boadica and Flora,
are at Sunonar's Bay. They have twenty
seven cases of smallpox on board.
NEWSPAPER FINED.
PARIS, March 8.-ReuolutSon franchise
has been fined 5000 francs for publishing
articles written by Volles and other con-
demned communists.
HE OUGHT TO BE ACCOMMODATED.
NAPLES, March 9.-Passavante, asked by
his counsel if he wished to take an appeal,
replied: emo; wish to die soon.''
NINE ACCIDENT.
LONDON, March 8.-By collision of cages
in Victoria coal pit one was precipitated to
the bottom of the shaft, and eight persons
killed.
GOING TO THE CRIMEA.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 8.-The emperor
and empress will visit the Crimea in April.
PARLIAMENTARY DISCIPLINE.
BERLIN, March 8.-The principal speech
in the debate on the parliamentary discipline
bill in the reichstag yesterday, was made by
Herr Windthrost, leader of the Prussian
Catholic party, who declared that the cleri-
Gals were ready to support the chancellor in
the struggle against the Socialists, but disap-
proves of the means he suggested. Herr
Windthrost suggested the cooperation of
church and State instead of the State at
tempting to crush the Socialists with one
hand and persecution of church with the
other. Main force, he said, was powerless
against the Socialists. He hoped he would
not live to see the explosion which would
| follow repressive measures.
NEW MINISTERS.
MADRID, March g. Manuel Silveta will
succeed the Marquis Of Malino as Spanish
ambassador at Paris. The Spanish minister
of the interior is Francisco Silvela.
WILL DO IT IF COMPELLED.
CAIRO, March 8.-The khedive has inform
ed the governments of England and
France that he will appoint Mular Pasha
foreign minister if they insist, but he must
decline all responsibility for the conse-
quences.
FREE FROM THE PLAGUE.
| BERLIN, March "a notice signed by Bis
marck announces the German empire is free
from the cattle plague.
THE FRENCH MINISTRY IMPEACHMENT.
LONDON, March "a dispatch from Paris
says if the chambers vote for impeachment
| Ex-President MacMahon intends to demand
that he be prosecuted with the ministers
| The belief is gaining ground that the cham
bers will reject the impeachment resolutions
| The Presse says Renault will oppose it in
behalf of the left centre. The Pans, organ
of the militant Bonapartists, advises the
Bonapartists to abstain from voting, and not
to aid in saving the republic. The Lordre
organ of Rouher, advises the Bonapartists to
vote against impeachment. The chambers
will probably adjourn about the 25th inst
until May.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 9.-Gen. Milekof
telegraphs that foreign physicians, at q
meeting held at Wetleanka, have declared
that the epidemic may be considered to have
died out, as there has been no case since the
9th of February; but as it is impossible tc
guarantee that it may not reappear, espec.
ially.at Wetleanka, they recommend the con.
tinuance of certain precautions. The Gordon
around the government of Astrachan, which
the foreign physicians Judged no Longer
necessary, has been withdrawn,
PARIS SUITS HIM. 3
MADRID, March 9.-It is stated the Mar
quis Demelies has declined the ministry o
foreign affairs, preferring to remain in Pari
as Spanish ambassador. The ministry ha
been offered to F. DeCardevas, now ministe
to Spain, at the Vatican. The journals stat
that Canovas DELI Castello intends to traye
abroad for some time