Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-01

uoAb ScSSAOu VI paTllaIQ6uG. ~lQo new credit
thus asked for will raise the expenditure fol
the Zulu war to ga, 100000. The chancellor
of the exehequer stated that the new credit
would transform the surplus estimated al
the introduction of the budget into deficit
of e1,163,OOO. He said the government
hopes to recover this sum from South African
colonies, and would ask authority to raise
the remainder in exchequer bonds.
BONE EXPLOSION IN CHURCH.
MADRID, July 31.-A small bomb was ex-
ploded in the church of st. Louis to-day.
No person injured.
RUSSIA IN BULGARIA.
VIENNA, July 31.-Russia has formally de-
clared there are now only three cavalry regi.
ments left in Bulgaria.
TAX UPON DIVIDENDS.
BERLIN, July 31.-The German govern
ment has decided to propose tax upon
dividends on public funds to reimburse it
self for the proposed reduction of taxation
on landed property. 1t is understood the
government intends to insist upon the adop.
ton of this tax.
CHAPEL TO THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.
PANS, July 31.-The committee for erec-
ton of chapel in honor of the prince i'm.
perial has issued an appeal calling on the
notion for aid in the erection of chapel in
Paris. Joachim Murat is president of the
committee. Gen. Fleury, Baron Haussman,
Paul De Cassagnac and Rouher are among
the members. The absence of Prince
jerome Napoleon's name from the commit
tee is noted.
CHOLERA AND BULLETS.
LONDON, July 3l.-Oficial returns show
that twenty officers and four hundred mer
died of cholera and other diseases on the re.
turn march from the Afghan campaign, while
action.
GARIBALDI's MARRIAGE.
ROME, July 31.-Gen. Garibaldi's suit fol
annulment of his marriage with Signora
Raminda will be buought before the court OF
appeals August Z.
HEALTH OF THE EMPEROR.
BERLIN, July 31.-Most favorable accounts
are received from CASTOR of the health Of
the emperor. In recognition of the labors
of Prof. Greist, President Hayes has trans.
mitted to him collection of volumes on
history of jurisprudence.
RECONSTRUCTED.
BERLIN, July 31.-Prof. Rohlf has re-
considered his determination to resign COM
mand of the German expedition into Cen.
trail Africa.
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN. !.
ROME, July 31.-The final decision of the
German government on the religious ques.
tions at issue with the Vatican have been
communicated to the latter. 1t is as fol
lows: All of the exiled clergy who ask per-
mission will be allowed to return to Ger
many. The May laws will be tacitly sus
pended, provided the clergy obey common
law and all fresh nominations are to be sub
mitted to the government. The Pope is sat
isfed with these terms.
sT1pENDs OF THE CLERGY.
VERSAILLES, July 31.-The chamber Of
deputies adopted the recommendation Of The
committee, to reduce the stipends of the
bishops and archbishops and to increaee the
stipen1 of minor clergy.
FRANCE AND GREECE.
In discussing the estimates for the min
istry of foreign affairs Minister Washington
said the policy of France on the Greek ques.
ton was not an isolated one. He added that
he hoped to succeed in introducing good
administration for Egypt.
FURLoUaHED FOR HARVEST.
In the senate the minister of war an.
nounced that on account Of the state Of the