Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-03
INTERNATIONAL ITEMS.
Not Of Sufficient Importance to be Desig-
nated-But Nevertheless Of Considerable
General Interest to Eoheigners


nated-But Nevertheless Of Considerable
General Interest to Foreigners.
ATHENS, Aug. Pin consequence Of the
threatening movements Of the Turks, q
large number of new rifles have been dis.
tributed among the Greek troops, and six
new batteries of artillery have been equipped.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 2.-Six British
irOnclads have arrived in Besita Raw.
ROME, Aug 2.-The italian minister of
the interior enjoins upon the projects to
watch increasingly all known instigators of
demonstrations and disorders, and to pre-
vent any demonstration of the Italian
irredenta party.
MADRID, Aug. 2.-The powder magazine at
Dinglo exploded, killing fourteen persons.
vienna, Aug. 2.-The Austrian govern
ment and the emperor approve of the
scheme for connecting Austrian and Swiss
railways by the tunnel through the Arlbarg
mountains.
LONDON, Aug. Pin the house of COM
mons to-day the chancellor of the exchequer
ridiouled the Paris Monite,tr's statement that
England has for years. been helping the Sui
tan Of Morocco to prepare for a conflict with
Spain.
VIM. f. Raymond, who absconded from
America and was arrested here, has been re-
leased, the American parties refusing to pro-
coed with the prosecution. Raymond is dy-
ing of consumption.
The Warwickshire miners declare that the
award of the umpire in the dispute between
themselves and the masters means starya-
ton.
The proceedings of the court martial in
the case of Lieut.. Carey have been quashed
informally.
BOMBAY, via London, Aug. 2.-It is stated
that Serinagur, the capital of Cashmere, or
dinarily containing 800, 900 inhabitants, has
only 10000 since the famine.
BERLIN, Aug. Pin view of the success
of the socialists in Breslau, the government
is considering the practicability of making
the DUH socialist law more rigorous. The
leaders of the liberals are discussing pro-
gramme to unite the various sections.
LONDON, Aug. PA dispatch from Simla
says there has been no cholera among the
Hussars for seven weeks, nor recently among
the Seventeenth foot, though both regiments
suffered from cholera in the PishaWauer val
ley
LONDON, Aug. 2.-It is believed that
Speaker Brand, of the house of commons,
will resign at the end of the present session
and probably will be succeeded by Ridley,
under secretary of state for the home de.
partment.
The Sporting Life understands that Lor-
lizard and friends had $4,000 on Parole for
the Goodwood cup race.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. Troops of the
Fortleth division have been ordered to Tur-
kestan.
VERSAILLES, Aug. 2. The senate and as
sembly is prorogued and will reasonable in
Paris on the 25th of November. On the LIST
of December the president of the tariff com
mittee stated the tariff might be discussed
and and voted before the end of the year.
Members of the ministry, senator's and dep
uties, Jules Simon and many others have left
for Nancy to participate in unwilling the
statue Of Theirs. 0
BERLIN, Aug. Pit is said Russia has al
ready issued or is about to issue q note to
the powers claiming the credit Of fulfilling
her engagements under the treaty of Berlin,
and arguing that pressure should be used to
obtain the futfilment of other parts of the
treaty. Sy,
The new law relative to the administration
OF Alsace- Lorraine goes into force on the LIST
Of October.
MADRID, Aug. Two large frigates will
be constructed.
PEsrH, Aug. 2. The emperor of Austria
has accepted the resignation of Count Itchy,
one of the Hungarian secretaries of state,
accused of corruption in connection with
the CONTINENT of decorations.
BERLIN, Aug. 2.--Herr Won Lucius, the
new minister Of agriculture, has been re-
elected to the reichstag from Erfurt. He
has started for London.
CAPE Town, July 15.-Lord Chelmsford is
returning to Dusban. {s