Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-10
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OVER THE OCEAN.
Emierants for Texas and LouisiaAa-Money
Order Postal Treaty Between Germany
and tho United States-G Great Fire in Rus
observation-disclosures.
THE SILVER MARKET.

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THE SILVER MARKET.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-The Times says the silver
market has improved in consequence of the
continued strong demand for India, which
will doubtless increase as the shipping season
there advances. ,2,5f .ph 4 6
.5rs CONSERVATIVES E1ATED. essHE .aya
BERLIN. Oct. 9.-Conservative journals are
much elated over the victory in the recent cleo
tions, which surpassea expectations. The lib
eral journals are correspondingly depressed.
The Geyaad7aid, the ultramontane organ, says
the elections show that the people condemn
Cultonkampf and demand their religious rights
and liberties. - -s.ya 49,. s1z9
PLENARY AMNESTY. .sggs 5{s,z Issue
PARIS, Oct. 9.-Renewed agitation in favor
of plenary amnesty derives Importance from
the support of the Repu6zique Francaisc, which
is commonly believed to reflect the views of
Gambetta. It is believed the recent cabinet
council was principally occupied in discussing
the question, and that the cabinet, almost, If
not quite, was unanimous against complete
amnesty or any revival of the amnesty dis
cussion. - Eti'2 f @*s2
LONDON, Oct. 1.-TWO hundred and sixty
seven families left Liverpool to-day for Texas.
~ee ANDRAssY's RETIREMENT. a5 AS
VIENNA, Oct, Count Andrassy in taking
leave of the officials of the foreign Office begged
them to support Baron Haymeole, who he said
upheld the same opinions as himself, and
added that he believed the dangers which had
threatened the monarchy had been averted and
that time of quiet regularity might be ex-
pected. t-..,..- - .,.:0..a -.
PERUVIAN FLEET CAPTURED. ~.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-Private kilograms state the
whole Peruvian feet has been captured, but
these are believed to be exaggerated and based
on first reports concerning the capture of
Huascar. = 1
MISCELLANEOUS. ri
BERLIN, Oct. 9.-Bismarck goes to Narsin,
his estate in Pomerania. to-day. The emperor
granted him five months furlough on condition
he shall superintend any business of more than
ordinary Importance arising during that
period. sss;t5-. g I.a1" gI
PARIS, Oct. "a portion Of the large cotton
mill at Tendies was burned; damage, 100000!
ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. 9.-New regulations
have been issued authorizing the police to use
weapons to disperse threatening crowds. atsi
CARDIFF, Oct. 9.-The Cyfonthfa Icon works
LONDON. Oct. The Pfus,ian diet; viii meet
28th inst. 81 y O. b. 'a3l'.ss@ - 49, =. H.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. "A great fire oc-
CURED, wednesday last, at Riga, destroying
forty houses and the new government build
ing. - : = ~ ~,
: LONDON, Oct. "a dispatch from Berlin
announces that an agreement relative to post
Office money orders has just been concluded
there between Germany and the United States.
Paris dispatch reports one thousand emf
grants embarked at Genoa for New Orleans
Friday, and twelve hundred Sunday. -
BERLIN, Oct. st is reported that co. 900
hundred weight of rails have been recently
bought in Germany for the United States.
s. LONDON, Oct. 9.-Six persons in all were
killed by an explosion in, the dye, works at
Halifax, Yorkshire. s't.s
RoMr, Oct. 9.-Princess Caroline Bonaparte,
widow of Prince Antonio, is dead. ~ .,