Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-27
POLITICAL EXECUTIONS IN RUSSIA.


ODESSA, Aug. 26.-The two prisoners recently
sentenced to be hanged were found guilty Vi
preparing explosives to kill the car, when
visiting Nicolaiff. Ono is a deserter from the
Black Sea feet. Their sentence is to be carried
five sentenced by the military tribunal were
hanged on the race course at Odessa. This
makes twelve executions for political offenses
in Russia In about one year.
PRINCE JEROME AND THE EMPIRE.
LONDON, Aug. 26.--Special dispatches from
Paris state Prince jerome Napoleon's alleged
manifesto is probably compiled from his con-
versation with friends. It contains statement
that he is personally opposed to anything ap-
preaching a coup d'etat and that he firmly be-
lieves in the eveutful restoration of the en-
pire by the ruction of public opinion caused
by the violence of the radicals, but that he
would not prepare or hasten its restoration by
any plot against the lawful government.
ENGRAVING woRK1NoMEN.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-The workingmen of Shelf
field in mass meeting last night resolved that
considering the prospects of trade in England
large immigration is absolutely necessary.
Another meeting is to be held to carry the reso.
luton into effect.
AUSTRIA AND GERMANY.
VIENNA, Aug. 26.-One of the editors of the
Tag5latt has had an interview with Count
Andrassy, who states his resignation was
against the wish of the emperor, and his
majesty only consented to it because he was
unwilling to take the responsibility of retain
ing him in Office to the detriment of his
health. At the interview Andrassy pointed
out that if the occupation of Novi Bazaar had
been undertaken without first entering into
conditions with Turkey 1t would have been be-
lieved Austria desired to acquire Sa!onica.
The occupation of Now Bazaar was undertaken
solely with the view of guaranteeing Austr ia 8
commercial relations with Salonica strength
ening the Austrian position In Bosnia
and ensuring the fulhlment of the treaty
of Berlin. The meeting between Andrassy and
Bismarck is not expected to last more than one
day. The principal object of Andrassy's Jour
ney is to assure the German chancellor that the
Austro-H Hungarian policy in the future will be
dictated by the same spirit as hitherto, and
that in particular the good understanding be-
tween Austria and Germany will remain un-
changed.
THE STATE AND CATHOLIC CHURCH.
BERLIN Aug. 26--The North German Ga
new conservative party, declaring the state and
Catholic church should meet each other half
way. The inalienable rights of the. state
5uou1u SudI6AtCCU ca kLSooAy ID AcSdIuS Suu.
cation, but religious instruction should be left
to religious bodies.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-The fall in consols this
morning is attributed to the renewal of rains.
The severity Of rains is indicated by the fact
that they have caused rise in the Thames,
which has flooded Home Park under the
walls Of Windsor Castle and interrupted barge
traffic.
The Standard says the shipments of United
States bonds to New York continues. SIM
Friday last .e500, 900 worth of bonds have been
shipped.
Arthur Kiddes company, carpet manufacture
ers of Manchester, have failed; liabilities,
$4,000.
BERLIN, Aug. 26.-It is said special French
representative will be sent to greet Emperor
William of Germany on his approaching visit
to Metz.
PARIS, Aug. 26.-Ludwig Togel the celebrat-
ed Swiss historical painter, is dead.
MADRID. Aug. 26.-The government an
nounces that all vessels arriving at Spanish
ern States of North America, must undergo
quarantine.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Aug. ga commission
has been appointed to consider the demands
for naturalization of Russian subjects for los
SEES suffered during the war, and for the main
tenance of Turkish prisoners.
LONDON, Aug 26.-At meeting of the Old
ham operative spinners resolutions were passed
protesting against the proposed reduction of
five per cent. in their wages, declaring it was
uni ustifable. Emigration was strongly urged
as means of improving their condition.
LONDON, Aug. 26.AThe Paris correspondent
of the Standard states transport with a num-
Der of amnestied communists is expected to
arrive at the port of Vendresin in a few days.
A deputation of radical journalists has gone to
welcome them back to France.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-The Standards Rome
dispatch says the violent attitude of the Bel
gian bishops assembled at Malines, has caused
much annoyance at the Vatican. The Pope has
sent instructions to the bishops that their reso-
lutions should not be carried into effect. The
archbishop of Malines is expected at Rome
shortly to explain the matter.
The Standards Rome dispatch reports that
phyloxera has appeared in the district of Lee
co and in the valley of Valmadrena, in Lom-
hardy. The minister of agriculture is taking
precautionary measures against the spread of
the pest. The population is terror stricken.