Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-01
OVER THE OCEAN.

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Bad Financial Showing for Prussia Al
lance Between servia and Bulgaria Mig
cellanoous.
THE FREEDMEN AND cHR1sT1AN1zAr1on or
AFRICA.
LONDON, Oct. 3l.-At yesterdays conference
of the Evangelical alliance, at Edinburg, Rev,
Or. White, of New York, gave an interesting
account of what is being done in the Southern
States Of America, among the freedmen,
prepare them for Christian work. It is expect.
cd, he said, thst in q few years they will be
able to provide such supply Of missionaries
as would do more to Ohristianize Africa than
could be done by any European agency with
white men. Rev. T. Laffeur, president of the
American branch of the Evangelical alliance
in Canada, addressed the conference on tho
work now being carried on by Protestant mis-.
sioharies among French Roman Catholics
there.
ABOLITION IN SPAIN. r1aa-l =
MADRID, Oct. 31.-The abolitionists are pre-
pairing for great meeting in favor of sincere
measures for the emancipation of slaves in
Cuba; and Cuba representatives. in court, and
liberal orators and statesmen are invited to as
sist in the movement: All Spanish officers and
non-commissioned officers will con. ribute ono
days pay to the relief of the sufferers by the
floods in Murcia. The privates will contribute
real each. a.es
THE PRuss1AN BUDGET.
BERLIN. Oct. sl.-The budget was presented
in the ussian chamber of deputies to-day. It
shows. an estimated deficit of GIL, $40 for
the next fiscal year, which the govern ment pro
pose to cover by loan as also deficit of
so, l86, 1875 remaining from the current fiscal
year.
f, sERv1A AND BULGARIA.
BELGRADE. Oct. 3l.-An offensive and de-
fensive alliance has been concluded between
Servia and Bulgaria.
FLOOD CASUALTIES IN SPAIN. ..
MADRID, Oct. Stat Ballabardat. in the
province of Hulscar, several persons have been
drowned and twenty-slx houses destroyed by
foods. ,2 i-'si ~ -
BULLION FOR NEW YORK.
LONDON, Oct. 31.-el00, 900 of bullion were
stripped to New York to-day.
~ MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, Oct. 3l.-Cardinal Manning has or
dered general subscription among the Catho.
lie Temperance organizations Of Great Britain
for the relief of popular distress in the south
and west of Ireland. ILL.,
= An epidemic of typhoid fever and measles
thirteen deaths have been reported within
week. .-
Ex-Empress Eugenia has returned to Chisel-
hurst.
The Manchester Guardian says it is to be re-,
garded in military circles as extremely proba-
bic that Capt. Carey, who was with the Prince
Imperial when he lost his life, will retire from
his regiment + is expected he will enter the
church.
A correspondent of the Liverpool Post says
Lord Derby has received q hint to withdraw his
name from the Carlton club.
Lady Gooch, wife of Sir Francis Goocb, well
known in connection with an attempt to palm
off q spurious child on her husband, Is dead.
John Baldwin Buckst0n, the famous come
dian, and for many years lessee Of the Hav-
| market theatre, died this morning in syden-
ham, aged ~.
PARIS, Dot. 31.-An official return to be laid
before the chamber of deputies, shows 3,065
| amnestied, 1900 being prisoners, and 100
condemned by default. About 1000 remain
excluded. -
| BERLIN, Oct. 31.-Eiections of officers for the
| lower house have been pre-arranged in caucus.
Herr Won Kaller, conservative, representing the
largest body. Various secretaries were named
| on unoppOsed motion of Windhorn F@
| BERLIN, Oct. 3l.-Gen. Podbielski inspec-
| tor general of artillery, who held the post of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. during the Franco-Ger-
| man war, is dead. - e.t
PARIS, Oct. 31.-A correspondent reports
that proceedings will probably be taken
against the bisnop of Anglers for denonncing
! republican institutions.
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