Daily globe., 1879-04-21
miscellaneous.

THE ALBANIAN 1NSURRECT1ON.
LONDON, April 2O.-A dispatch from Vi
emma says Italy has furnished Austria satis-
factory explanations in reference to the
movements of Garibaldians on the ALBANIAN
coast, and instructed the authorities of An
coma and Otranto to keep strict watch on
all departures.
A dispatch from Belgrade says eight
thousand Servian troops, proceeding by
forced marches, were expected to reach
Kurschuneli, Monday. Severe fighting is
anticipated. The Albanians, whose num-
Der is estimated at upwards of 1000, are di-
vided into two columns, one of which has
advanced to within six and the other two
and half hours march of the Servian
frontier, massacreing aud burning as they
proceed.
SIX DAYS WALKING MATCH
LONDON, April 20.-A six days. walking
match for the long distance championship of
England, began at agricultural hall, Isling-
ton, at o'clock, this Monday morning. The
contestants were Hazail, Blower, Brown, and
Corkey, the present champion, and Weston,
the American. At o'clock this morning
Hazail was ahead, and all were running ex-
cept Weston. Hazail and Brown are fa-
vorites.
DEAD.
BERLIN, April 20.-Dr. Won Strompf, first
president of the supreme tribunal of Prus-
sia, is dead.
YoKooB's INTENTIONS.
LONDON, April 2O.-A dispatch from La
hore says decisive news of Yakook Khan's
intentions are expected on the 23d or Oath
inst. He will most probably consent to re-
ceive Maj. Cavagnari, although those who
think he will speedily come to terms are in q
decided minority.
NO POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE.
ROME, April 20.-The Pope has notified
Spain that his reception of Don Carlas was
without political significance.
GEN. JOHN A. DIX.
The Veteran Soldier, Patriot and states-
man Dying.
NEW YORK, April 19.-Gen John A. Dix is
lying at the point of death. A few days ago
General Dix suffered a fracture of his collar
bone.
New YORK, April 19.-General John A. Dix is
unconscious and the doctors have small hopes
he will survive the night. The General broke
his collar bone Saturday last rising suddenly
in his bed and has been sinking ever SINCE he
was conscious until Friday when he sent q dis
patch to his daughter in Chicago, summoning
her to his bedside, he felt his last hours were
approaching. In constant attendance around
him are Mrs. Dix, his son Rev. Morgan Dix,
and daughter Mrs. B lake. Gen Dix is in his
| 81st year.
STILL ALIVE.
| NEW YORK, April 19.-At o'clock this morn.
ing the following telegram was received from
Rev Dr. Dix: Gen. Dix is still living. His
condition remains much the same at 6 this
evening.
Abstruse address Of a Mar, and Brothe,
on the Subject Of Dartey Relief.
To the Editor Of the Globe.
In visiting meetings and other places ]
generally hear the worn-out remark, that it's
just this, Mr.. So and So. But suppose say
that it would be a good idea if the tonsorialt
would only leave their customers to pursue
their own opinion unmolested without being
annoyed to death in regard to the
delegate to Nashville. Why shoulo
there be so much ssWell, did
you ever?" It is done by the solid peo
pie. If those parties that pretend to be sc
very desperately interested would only stel
to the front and put down the dollars OF
their daddies, they would then have some.
thing to spout about. Be- all means the,
should think to retain their customers.
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