Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-17
FRENCH CHAMBERS.

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educational bill. The committee consists of
five opponents and four friends of the meas
ure, and represents 1876 senators favor
able and 123 unfavorable to the gov
eminent In the chamber of deputies
to-day debate on the bill providing for re.
turn of chambers to Paris was concluded.
| The clause maintaining the right of the
president of chambers to make direct call
on the military for protection was adopted,
80 to 131. Debate on the budget was re-
sumed and all direct taxes were voted.
CHOLERA AND D1pHrHERrA.
LONDON, July ia Berliu dispatch says
cholera has made its appearance on the
Smolenski. The terrible epidemic of diph-
liberia continues its ravages in Bessarabia,
where the rescript of the governor is pub
llshed, ordering universal tumigation of the
dwellings and clothing of the peasantry.
THE oRLEAN1sTs.
LONDON, July 16.-It is intimated that the
meeting of the members of the Orleans
family at Geneva announced to be had
next Saturday, is intended to discuss the
course to be taken by them in view of the
improvement of their prospects in conse-
Bon apartists because of the unpopularity of
Prince Jerome Bopapart.
DISTURBANCE IN BULGARIA.
PARIS, July 16.-Journals here report dis
turbances, have broken out in Bulgaria, in
the neighborhood of Rosgrad. Bands of
insurgents also appeared at Jomboli in east
ern koumelia. Troops have been sent from
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stated that some deputies of the left who
voted for the nti-Jesuit clauss in Jules
Ferry's education bill intend asking the gov
thereof to put into force certain laws relat-
ing to Jesults which have fallen into abey-
ance. The chamber of deputies to-day voted
war estimates.
AUToCRAT1o BISMARCK.
LONDON, July ia dispatch from Ber-
lin contains the following: As an inevitable
consequence of the tariff law the Official
Gazette publishes an order empowering Bis
marck to create an imperial treasury de-
partment to be under his own control.
THE JEWS IN RoUMAN1A.
LONDON, July ia Bucharest dispatch
announces the ministers rendered their resig-
nation to-day and the chamber of deputies
Immediately assembled for consultation.
Previous dispatches state the ministers could
not get majority in favor of emancipation
of the Jews, which the powers urgently de-
mand as condition of their recognizing
the independence of Roumania. It IS be-
heved if the Jews are not emanc pated
Austria, Russia and Turkey, who have al
ready recognized the independence of
Roumania by appointing representatives at
the Bucharest, will recall them. 1t is feared
any further attempt to coerce Roumania may
be the commencement of renewed compli-
cations in eastern affairs.
JULES FERRY's EDUCATIONAL B1 LII.
PARIS, July 16.-Opposition of the senate
to Jules Ferry's educational bill is directed
against the 7th or anti Jesuit clause. There
we're thirty senators absent from the bureaux
when the committee men we're elected, and
these might turn the scale either way in de-
bate. The committee will probably elect as
reported, Chairman Jules Simon, who is one
of the oppon ,nts of the Jesuit clause. It is
thought, however. the government may de-
eide to postpone discussion on the bill six
months. The government is very much en-
ragged at the turn things have taken. It is
understood Defoure is one Of the opponents
Of the anti-Jesuit clause, and it is thought if
he speaks against it, its rejection will be
certain.
THE GERMAN BUDGET.
BERLIN, July 16.-The Official o. ute
publishes the budget for 1888. 1t 81 VS.
that in ordinary expenditure 6,995, 417ma Ks
were saved, but the ordinary receipts show a
falling off from the estimates of 13.253,c 3
marks. The total deficit in the ordina
budget is 6,257,82l marks. In ordinary
ceipts there is q decrease as compa1 ed wit.
| the estimate of 1872 1928 marks, in the
customs duties on articles of consumption of
822,O17 marks, in stamp duties of 1 1858, 500
marks, and of All, 1896 marks in revenue
from imperial railroads.
SERIOUS LABOR TROUBLES.
LONDON, July 16.-A dispatch from Berlin
reports serious disturbances have taken place
! among workmen in the iron foundries in
Silesia, in consequence of demand for in
creased wages. 1t is suggested by the i'm
position of the new protective duties on iron.
1t has been necessary to call out troops to
enforce order. Some property has been de-
stroyed. 1t is reported some of the rioters
have been killed and large number wound
ed by the soldiers.
LATER-Two workmen killed and four
wounded in Silesia. Sixty arrests made.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, July 16.-Mr. Tenant, liberal,
has been elected to the house of commons
from Glasgow without opposition, in place
of Alexander Whitlaw, conservative, recently
deceased.
| A dispatch from Constantinople reports q
letter from the British fleet announces that
the fleet will arrive at Besika Bay next week.
| In consequence of depression liz Lincoln
shire, numbers of operatives are emiGrating
to America.
jackson, Gill & Co., iron masters of Mid.
dlesborourgb, have failed; liabilities estima-
ted at 100000.
LONDON, July l6.-In the house of lords
to- night, the Irish university bill was read 9
| third time.
BERLIN, July 16.-It is said one of the
bills introduced in the bnndesrath provides
for quadriennial parliament. Won Gosslel
has been appointed under secretary Of edu-
cation IN place of DR.. Widon, who resigned
with DR.. Falk.
CoNsrANTMopLE, July 1.-THE grand
vizier favors concessions to Greece.
BRUSSELS, July 16.-Another placard
threatening the kings life was found to-day
J posted on the walls of church in this city