Daily globe., 1879-01-25
THE OLD WORLD.
The Terrible Plague Attracting the Atten-
ton of the International Sanitary Con-
Eress-Germany and Austria Especially
Alarmed-General and Political News.

AAAO AoAiAO1o AtCr2CLlnS the AtC0H.
tion OF the International Sanitary Con-
eress-Germany and Austria Especially
Acknowledgement and Political News.
THE BUDGET.
LONDON, Jan. PA Paris dispatch SAYS the
budget for 1880 was presented to the chamber
OF deputies yesterday. 1t estimates the sur
plus at sixty-six thousand pounds.
ROYAL MARRIAGE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 24.-The Grand
Duchess Anastasia, daughter of Grand Duke
Michael, was married to-day to Prince Fred
erick, of Mecklenberg Schwerin, at the winter
palace with great ceremony. The city is
illuminated tonight and te deums sung in all
tne churches. The bells will continue ringing
three days.
SECULAR EDUCATION.
PARIS, Jan. 24.-The committee of the cham
Der Of deputies on elementary education decid-
ed to report in favor of the secular system.
Articles in the RepubAque Faancaise show Gam
betta's continued hostility to the cabinet The
prosecution OF Lanto1re, a radical newspaper,
for hbeling officials, has commenced.
BULGARIAN CONSTITUTION.
IIRNovA, Jan. 24.-The constitution has been
ratified by the czar and has arrived here. It
Will be translated into the Bulgarian language
and communicated to foreign consuls and the
bulgarian assembly. The time consumed in
translation will probably retard the meeting of
the assembly to the 9th or 10th of February.
when it will be opened by the Russian governor
of Bulgaria.
SHEERE ALI.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. M.-Aocordiug to re-
liable information Sheere Ali will not come to
ST. petersburg, but remain at Tashkend.
THE PLAGUE.
VIENNA, Jan. 24.-The German and Austrian
delegates agreed to propose to the international
Sanitary commission which meets to-day the
immediate adoption of the following measures:
Dispatch doctors to the infected districts in
Russia to study the character, progress and
local extension OF the plague. The complete
prohibition of importation of all merchandise
from the infected region and certain articles
coming from any portion of Russia, end finally
"a quarantine of twenty days at all eastern and
southeastern frontier stations upon all persons
,coming from the infected districts. The Aus
<trian government intends introducing bill in
the relchsrath for meeting expenses of precau-
tionary measures against the plague. Russian
representatives are expected to-daysto attend
the first meeting of the sanitary com mission.
VIENNA, Jan. 24.-At the conference of the
International sanitary commission to-day, at
which Germany, Austria and Hungarywere repre-
sented. the measures to prevent the pla.ue pro.
posed by the German and Austrian DELEGATES.
were IN substance adopted. Regulations rela-
tive to imports from Russia are slightly less
stringent than the programme reported pro-
vlded, but the commission resolved, in event
OF the spread Of the epidemic to entirely close
the frontier.
PAPAL REPRESENTATIVES,.
PARIS, Jan. A.-It is rumoled that Monsig-
neur Rouwsette, apostolic nuncio, who render
ed good service at Rio de Janeiro, is in accord
with the conciliatory views prevailing at the
vatican, and will shortly replace Monsigneur
magenta, apostolic nuncio here. It is also
hlnted That the pope intends changing the rep-
resentatives of the vatican at Vienna, Lisbon
and Madrid.
Paul Morin, life senator and republican, is
dead.
THE DEFTNITIvE TREATY.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Jan. 24.-The Gozos COM
plains of the delay in signing the deinitive
treaty between Russia and Turkey, advises the
government not to hurry about evacuating,
and says Russia's opponents are intriguing
to delay the settlement of the eastern Roumel-
ian questions until the departure of the Rus
sian army. It is therefore advisable, says the
9otos, that the troops should remain at Adrian
ople until April so the Porte may still feel the
influence OF their presence when the result of
the election of the Prince of Bulgaria is de-
clared. The G0los also says England is de facto
sovereign in Afghanistan, and has every chance
Tor carrying through her plans in Asiatic Tur-
key. The Gazette says Yakoob Khan has fed
from Afghanistan.
BURNED TO DEATH.
BOONE, Iowa, Jan. 24.-Fire here last night
destroyed the bowling alley of Samuel s. Ives,
who in attempting to save his books and papers
was burned to death.
SHERIFF KILLED.
tolls Sheriff T. Wilson, police, was Instantly
killed, and Ellison, bystander, dangerously
and another seriously wounded.
PARDoNED COMMUNISTS
PARIS, Jan. 24.-Three transports will be sent
next month to bring the pardoned communist
convicts from New Caledonia.
BULLDozED.
The manager OF the Lante,me newspaper has
been sentenced to three months imprisonment
and to pay fine of 1900 francs for lbelpp
government officials.