Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-21
CONFIDENCE VOTED,

VERSAILLES, Jan. 2O.-During the suspension
of the sitting of the chamber of deputies the
government effected compromise with the
In consequence of the compromise Jules Ferry
offered his motion expressing confidence in the
government, which was adopted.
M. Senard, the veteran republican, opened
debate in the chamber of deputies to-day. hav-
ing been assigned to that duty by the left. He
said they would only have had thanks and con-
CALCULATIONS to address to the ministry if it's
programme had given more satisfaction
| in regard to administrative functionaries whom
the government found in the public service
when it acceded to power. In dealing with
staff officials distinction should be drawn be-
tween these performing effectual work and
those simply serving as Intermediates be-
tween the government and country. The first
of these two classes ought to be maintained
unless they manifested open hostility to the
government but the second category aust not
remain in Office because it was necessary for
the government to have men united and
marching with the government, a fact which
the government appeared not to have under
stood.
M. Dufaure, president of the ministry, in
reply, said the government considered the vote
of January 9th consolidation not modification
of the constitution. republican majority in
the senate gives the government greater power.
The government would insist upon truly re-
publican spirit from it's functionaries. 1t had
already acted on this idea. Five procurators
general have been dismissed and two trans
ferred to other posts. One hundred and sixty
eight justices of the peace have been trans
ferred, III removed. The vote of
January 9Th required still further security
from the government. but the ministers would
take account of services rendered, and not
treat magistrates of long standing like new
corners. M. Dufaure adopted views expressed
by Deputy Lenard, and in the peroration,
which was much applauded, trusted the trying
period of 1880, the end of McMahon's preach
ing, would pass as happily as the recent elector-
al event.
M. Mod1er D. Montjan, extreme radical, made
an uncompromising attack on the government.
He declared it's natural term OF office was now
ended, and its programme was vague and I'M
certain.
BERLIN, Jan. 20.-The socialist organ. the
F,eihert, published in London by Johann
Most, has been finally and absolutely forbidden
admission in Germany. Bismarck is preparing
regulation of railway tariffs. Bismarck has
written and caused to be published a letter APP
pealing to the agricultural community of Ger
many to afford them their united and vigorous
support in his work of fiscal reform. He re-
fers to the new duties to be levied upon i'm
ported corn and cattle, and expresses the opin-
ion that such taxation has become an unavoid-
able necessity.
NATIVE REVENGE.
CANDAHAR, Jan. 20.-Maior St. John, of the
British army, was fred upon in the street by a
fanatic native, but not wounded. The man
was arrested. lieutenant of the royal artil-
lery severely and two soldiers slightly
stabbed by zealot who was arrested.
ENCOURAGING EMIGRATION
LONDON, Jan. 20.-The North Wales Slate
Quarrymen's union has offered same premiums
to members who will emigrate as those offered
by the North Wales Miners's asso-
citation, namely, e7, to those emigrating
to America and ELI to those desiring to go to
Australia. The Quarrymen's union offers 92
additional to members emigrating west Of
Chicago It is believed many will accept, as
the smaller quarries mostly remain closed.
THE CONSTITUTION
LONDON, Jan. 20.-Captain Badger, of the
United States frigate Constitution judging
from the time he sailed, supposed he was twen-
ty-two miles from the English coast when he
struck. He believes he must have been carried
out of his reckoning by current After get
ting ahoat the ship had a narrow escape, as the
tow rope broke when passing the Needles.
One of the Constitutions boats capsized off
Cowes, and the occupants were rescued with
difficulty.
RAILROAD AID.
BERLIN, Jan. 20.-The popular vote through
out Switzerland has resulted in large majority
in favor of a subvention to st. Gothard and
other Alpine railways.
TRIAL OF BANK OFFICIALS.
ED1NBURa, Jan. 2O.-The trial of the direct
ors of the City of Glasgow bank is proceeding.
The prisoners are charged with fraud, theft and
embezzlement. The court room is denselv
crowded.
DOWN GO THE WAGES.
LONDON, Jan. 20.-Six cotton mills at Pres
ton, running 1873, LA spindles, have given no.
tice of reduction of wages from 5 to 10 per
cent.
GREEK AND TURK.
ATHENS, Jan. 20.-Mukhtar Pasha has decid-
ed on Janina as the meeting place of the from.
tier commission. The Greek delegates will be
instructed to insist on the cession of Janina
Greek journals urge the government to remain
firm on this point.
LONDON, Jan. 20.-The American bark Shoot
ing Star has sailed from Lisbon with Angel
the defaulting secretary of the Pullman Palace
| Car company, on board.
OBITUARY.
PARIS, Jan. 2O.-Admiral Touchard is dead