Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-30
M'MAHON PERSISTS.

SO. The probable course Of events is as fol
low: Tomorrow the government will formal,
announce the situation, report the presidentI
refusal to sign the DEGREES respecting the grea
military commands. The senate and chambe]
of deputies will pass vote of confidence il
the ministry, who will thus be obliged to pres.
their demand upon Mcmahon for changes ir
the staff of generals. A joint congress of th,
senate and chamber of deputies will afterwards
be summoned to nominate new president
1t is possible congress will not meet until Fri
day. In the interval between McMahon's res
ignation and the election of the new presiden
the council of ministers will be invested will
executive powers in accordance with the con
stitution. Much excitement prevails in Paris
but there has been no disturbance.
THE FORM.
PARIS, Jan. 29.-It is possible the explana
ton to the chambers tomorrow will take tn,
form Of presidential message. M. Grew,
chances for the presidency have improved
Minister Dufoure having declined to become s
candidate.
GERMAN OPINION.
BERLIN, Jan. 29--The North German Guzett
in an article on the French crisis declares rad
icalism is leading France and the liberals onl,
too speedily to their fate.
MEDICAL INVESTIGATION.
VIENNA, Jan. 29.-Dr. Breeriadecky, LEADING
physician OF Galicia, and several Australian
physicians will start for Russia Friday. NJ
definite measures of rrecaution will be adopted
until their report is received.
MMAHoN's DECISION.
PARIS, Jan. 20, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mac
Mahon has informed M. Dufoure he will com
municate his decision to him at Versailles
NE,,ro on -
will be messages to both houses.
NONcoMM1TTAL.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-The Times special from
Paris says NJ. De Marccre minister of the in.
terror, waited on President MacMahon, this
evening. The president did not indicate ir
any way what his final decision in regard t.
resignation would be. He confined himself t.
met council, Thursday. All accounts
agree that his refusal to sign the
decree relative to military commands
was couched in vehement terms. He has not
even signed the DEGREES relative to the changes
i'll the magistracy. All foreign Representatives
at Paris have notified their respective govern
ments Of the probable resignation of Mcmahon
and the accession of NJ. Grevy. Only one am
bassador has approved McMahon's conduct
Prince Hohenlohe, the German ambassador. is
absent from the city.
PRECAUTIONS.
PARIS, Jan. 29.-The police and military au
thorities have taken some formal precautions
The statement is made, but lacks confirmation
that at dinner Wednesday night 200 generals
approved MacMahon's conduct.
PRECAUTIONS.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 29.-Ihe 4gence Russ
reports that the committee of ministers. a.
which the leading medical authorities wer.
present, decided that the bodies Of the deac
throughout the invested districts should b.
burned, that all executive authority should hi
concentrated in the hands of Count Lori,
MelikoH, who should Immediately proceed t,
Astrachan as commissioner general invested
with most extensive power to deal with the
emergency. and that the advice and assistance
OF all we'll known European physicians should
be readily accepted.
THE CONSTITUTION
LONDON, Jan. 29.-The high court of justice
dismissed the motion to arrest the United States
frigate Constitution and her cargo. Minister
WEIGH, in his letter of instruction to solicitors
Tor the Constitution, says: 1.-The Constitution
Is national ship, and her cargo was in charge
OF the United States government for public
purposes. Under the circumstances cannot
recognize that the high court of justice had any
COunSel Tor the crown also o.
posed the motion, and said the granting of the
application might result in war between Great
Britain and the United States. Judge Philli
more said in no case had such application as
this been granted, and there was no c;rcum.
stance in the to take it out of the ordinary
category.
THE PLAGUE.
BERLIN, Jan. pa committee to discuss
measures of precau ton against the plague
have been appointed by the federal council
and submitted to the emperor for sanction.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 29.-OfficiaI reports
state there have been no of plague in
Astrachan since the 26th Of January.
FAIR PRIZE.
MADRID, Jan. 23.-The maritime tribunal OF
Cadiz has declared that the English bark, San
Tarta seized at sea with 1888 kilos.of tobacco
on board, is fair prize.
Abo1ishing Como Park.
meeting of the council committee on leg
islation was held last evening, Aid. Rhodes in
the chair. Present, Aids. Grace, Belote, Allen.
Sanborn. Mccarthy, City Attorney Murray and
City Engineer Sewall. The chair stated that
the first business in order would be the further
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