Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12
THE ROYAL MARRIAGE.

| Observation-Disclosures Old World News.
| THE ROYAL MARRIAGE.
LONDON. March 1.-THE Princess Lonisa
Margaret, accompanied by her father and
mother, the Prince aud Princess Frederick
morning. The land batteries nd the ships
Penelope, Druid and Duncan, fred royal sa-
lutes. There was a great display of bunting
from Sheerness and Queens Borough, and
piers and ships in the vicinity. The Duke
of Connaught and suite 60 to Paris borough
to-day to meet his bride, the Princess Louisa
! Margaret of Prussia, and conduct her to
Windsor. The King and Queen of Belgium
leave Ostend for Windsor this morning.
Saturday, officers of the royal engineer
corps presented the Duke of Connaught
wedding gift of silver and gold desert SER
vice. Monday, deputation headed by the
Duke of leicester, Lord Cloumel and the
lord mayor of Dublin waited upon the prince
at Buckingham palace and presented the
Irish gift valued at $4,000.
| There will be royal dinner party at
Windsor Castle tonight to members of the
British, Rrussian and. Belgium families.
Wednesday afternoon the mayor and corpo-
| ration of Windsor will go to the castle and
present diamond bracelet subscribed by the
| residents of Conough. Thursday, shortly
after 10 A. NJ, two trains of saloon carriages
| will leave Paddington station, London, the
first carrying ambassador of foreign minis
ters, cabinet ministers and other foreign Off
Gals, the second taking about 200 other dis
| tinguished guests. These trains will arrive
| at Windsor shortly after IL o'clock, and the
occupants will drive to st. Georges chapel,
where the marriage will be celebrated, re-
turning to London at the close of the festiv-
tiles. After luncheon, the Duke of Con-
| naught and bride, escorted by detachment
of horse guards, will drive to Clermont
House Surrey, where they will spend the hon
ey moon.
POLITICAL COMPLICATIONS IN GERMANY.
BERLIN, March 11.-Persona alterations
of the last few days have certainly compli-
Gated the situation immensely, and if mere
personal irritation were to be considered
Bismarck would have enough reason for
promptly appealing to the people, but there
is yet no occasion to doubt the financial
measures will at least be submitted to the
reichstag. The National Zeitu1ag seems to
fear an early dissolution. It admits that
Bismarck is all powerful in the federal coun-
Gil, which would readily accede if he pro-
posed dissolution, but it adds ominously,
''New elections at present would only result
in the creation of radical party, which
now does not exist, unless the socialists can
be so considered" This is supposed to re-
late to the alleged intentions of DR.. Lasker
and other national liberals to join the adj
vanced liberals Such a coalition would
create regular and very radical opposition.
DISSOLUTION UNLIKELY.
LONDON, March ia Berlin dispatch
says dissolution of the reichstag is unlikely
before autumn. Bismarck relies mainly up
on the rural population, and will fix the date
for election after harvest, as the most con-
venient time for bringing them to the polls.
COMMUNISTS PARDoNED.
PARIS, March 11.-President Grevy has
signed the decree pardoning Isl communists,
including M. NJ. Arthur, Rancelie RecIus and
Elysie Reclus.
IMPEACHMENT.
The story is discredited that the French
government have resolved to retire if ma
jority on the impeachment qeestion is only
obtained by support of the right. It is
thought, however. such support is necessary,
as split in the Republican camp has begun
to attract general attention.
SICKNESS AT ST. PETERSBURG.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 1.-The mortali-
ty statistics of the city the past week show
that the typhus has increased in virulence.
Spotted typhus is also prevalent. There
have been two fatal cases of the Siberian
plague.
GERMANY CLAIMS THE CREDIT.
BERLIN, March 11.--Semi-official papers
say that surprise is felt in government cir
Giles at the general attempt made to give
England all the credit of having kept Russia
to the treaty of Berlin. The execution of
the treaty is due above all to Germany's
hrmness.
HUNGART's APPROVAL.
PEsTH, March 11.-AH sections of the
Hungarian lower house have accepted a bill
formally recognizing the treaty of Berlin.
PARIS, March 1.-THE committee upon
the acts of the ministry Of the 10th of May
have issued supplement to M. Brisson's re-
port containing hundreds of kilograms in
support of the facts addressed in the report.
The groups of the left hold meeting to-
impeachment question. The royal right
unanimously decided to oppose impeach-
ment, whatever may transpire during de-
bate.
DISARMAMENT.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE reichstag to-day
rejected the motion in favor of the European
congress to arrange general disarmament.
Three ultremontanes, the socialists and Herr
Sonneman only supports the motion.
TERMS AGREED TO.
LONDON, March 11.-A meeting of share
holders and bondholders of the Atlantic &
Great Western railway, pursuant to call of
James McHenry, published on the 9th inst,
took place to-day. The meeting adopted in
substance, but not in form, the propositions
submitted by McHenry, in his circular call
ing for the meeting.
DYING OF FAMINE.
The Pail Mall Gazette says private letter
from high Indian official states that the
people Of Cashmere are dying of famine,
like flies, and at the present rate of mortality
the province will be nearly depopulated by
the end of the year.
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
VIENNA, March 1.-THE PozStScaz Cor
respol1de1,ce reports Russia January Sd de-
clined to be responsible for the dangers
| which would arise if the work of the inter
national commissioners were retarded bv
djsagreements. Lord Salisbury replying,
January goth, points out that in the various
/ disagreements which have occurred, the
Russian commissioners have been in
Ia minority, and inamatea Prince