Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-30
FOREIGN FACTS.

The Dispositio.,af the Body Of the Prince
Imperial-Hlass.aa Not Allowed o Bring
His Prize to Canada Military Operations
in south Afrfes.
LONDON, June s28.-The trustees of the
sportsmsn's challenge cup say it must be rowed
for on the Thames or Tyne, and will not sur
render it to Hanlan to take to Canada.
THE FRANco-AMER1oAN LOTTERY.
PARIS, June 49,. The opening Of the exhibit
ton of objects fs;be disposed of in the Franco
American lottery, took place yesterday. Gen.
Noyes, United States minister. and Marquis Os-
| car De Lafayette, were present. Minister
Noyes proposed a toast to the French republic
and success of the committee. The govern
ment's determi nation to require an oath of al
legaince is owing to the fact that number of
generals attended the requiem mass for the
prince imperial. A national subscription is
proposed to purchase grounds at Chiselhurst
for the tomb Of the prince imperial.
RAID INTO PERSIA.
TIPL1s: June 26.-Tekke Turcomes, who
made raid intes Persia territory, destroyed
two forts and took many prisoners.
THE PRINCE 1MpER1AL's DEATH.
LONDON, June 28.-Advices from Cape Town
to the 10th of June state according to the Of
fetal account that the prince imperial, after
the surprice Of his accommodating party rode
into ravine where second body of Zulus lay
concealed. The body of the prince after the
funeral parade at which Lord Chelmsford was
the chief mourner. was removed to PETER
mantzburg. where it lay in state in a Catholic
church. The body will be conveyed to England
in the troop ship Orontes.
MILITARY OPERATIONS.
Gen. Newdegate's column has advanced to
Selefe river, twenty miles beyond Blood river,
where an entrenchment will be formed. Gen.
Crealock's command will leave for Fort Chelms-
ford tomorrow. His division will then adj
vance and establish cache at Fort Durnford,
thus obtaining supplies by sea. The gunboat
Forester will start for Fort Durnford immedi-
ately. Adjntant Frieth, of the lancers, has
have again unsuccessfully attacked Moirosis
Mountain in Basuto land, losing two men
killed and twelve wounded. Sir Bartle F. ere
has arrived at Cape Town, where he was en-
Enthusiastically received.
A PLACE-HUNTER sNUBBED.
LONDON, June 26.-Beaconsfeld's private
secretary writes Tracy Tunnierelli: ''Beacons-
field cannot accept the golden wreath purchased
by penny subscriptions of $4,000 people,"
The letter hints that Tunnierelli is place
hunter, and got up the affair from personal
motives. The affair caused much ridicule in
opposition papers.
THE ANToNELL1 WILL CASE.
ROME, June 2S.-Pleadings in the Antonelli
will case have been closed. and judgment will
be rendered in ten days. The defense pleaded
that the suit of the Countess Lambertini who
claimed to be daughter of the late Cardinal
Antonnelli, should be rejected, because she was
sacriligious child-that is. child of priest
who had not right even to CLAIM parentage
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, June 28.--The Chapel street cotton
mills we're burned. Loss ESQ, 600.
The breaking up of the old Arctic exploring
shii Es-solute," BEGINS Monday.
Loriliard' 8 Papposo is credited with having
one of the best chances for the Jnly stakes at
New Market.
Lord Beaconsfeld has had severe attack of
the govt.
VERSAILLES, June 28.-The chamber of dep
uties concluded its general debate on the edu-
cation bill and decided, 1856 to $50, to proceed
to the discussion of it's clauses.
BERLIN, June 26.-It is runor. d that Ho.
brecht, minister of finance. has resigned.
MADRID, June 29.-The Spanish frigate Al
mansa and war steamer Jorge Juan have re-
ceived orders to leave Havana for San Domingo
to support the demands of the Spanish consul
at Puerto Plata
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, June 29.-1t is said England
and France will not accept the sultans abro-
CATION of the treaty of l841, which authorized
the khedive to conclude treaties with foreign
powers and maintain an army.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 29.-The minister of
the interior has ordered the local authorities to
take measures against agitators melting peas
ants 10 disturbance by spreading false reports
of impending redistribution of lands.
LONDON, June 29.-Great distress is reported
in the west of Ireland account of contin.
ued rains.
PARIS, June 29.-Minister Noyes gave grand
dinner last evening in honor of General Albert
]. Noyes, chief signal officer of the United
States. The director of the Paris observatory
was present. General Meyer goes to London
to-day.
CAIRO, June 29.-The ex-khedive left here
to-day, probably for Smyrna.