Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-09
OVER THE OCEAN.
NEWS FROM YARIOUS EUROPEAN
5S'. CAPITALS.
The Cars Would-be Assassin Sentenced to
Death--Aleko Pasha TO be Compelled to
Wear the Fec and Hoist the Turkish
Flag.-A Tumble in Silver at London
Odds of Three to One Against Parole for
the Ascot Friday--A fairs in Zululand--
: Miscellaneous fFJ 3s3 Istfst RASFtssiiA
Great Britain.
HEAVY FAILURE.

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LONDON, June THE StatiSt, referring to
the failure of David Stuart & Co., Liverpool,
says the gradual liquidation of Manchester
banking firm involved can hardly be avoided.
The cause of the difficulty is a lock up of capt.
tai. 1t is not probable, even in the worst event,
that the matter will have any important con-
sequences in London, but in Manchester other
failures are reported, and it is said that poor
Irish emigrants who are in the habit of sending
money to their friends at home will be heavy
sufferers by the Liverpool failure
PERSONAL.
The Oxford university will confer the degree
of D. G. r. NJ. on Lord Dufferin, Hon. W. 81.
Smith and Ivan Toungrienef, the Russian nov-l
elist. .>..a, IS. 81, IA
/ Lord LOTUS. the Governor Of New South
Wales, left to-day for his post via the United
States. tzE 28 u
Hanlon and Elliott, the rowers, are in capt.
tai health and within three or four pounds of
rowing weight. Hanlon is still the favorite, 2
to1. ..5 tfff ia @s.s sGt.
THE PoMERANIA. - Ttfs
The divers have recovered the bodies Of three
men from the cabin of the Hamburg-American;
steamship Pomerania, sunk by the collision on
the night of November rs, 1878, off Folkestone.
TUMBLE IN THE SILVER MARKET.
LONDON, June 9th. The Times, in its dnan-
cial article, says the disorga aization of the sill
yer market was more pronounced. Friday a
sharp retrograde movement occurred in the val
ne Of fine bars. Speculative purchasers of a
week since fastened to reap the benefit of the
late rise, and tho effect was to literally flood
the market with metal for which no buyers
could be found. Business was consequently at
complete stand-still the greater part of the
day, but in the afternoon purchasers would not
give more than SD, at which rate they were
met by holders, and moderate number of
transactions were eventually effected. j1
s5s THE ADVANCE.
LONDON, June S.-Oficial dispatches from
Cape Town, dated May Goth, are published. In
one Lord Chelmsford states that the advance
of Colonel Wood and Newdegate should COM
mence in ten days, but dispatch from Cen
eral Afford says no date can be fixed for the
completion of preparations, because of the
difficulties met with in obtaining Transports
ton.
LONDON, June 8.-A dispatch from Calcutta
Madras presidency. The local papers signify
them by the name of rebellion. A considers
BILE force has been engaged in suppressing the
disturbance.
A special from Maretztuerg says the reported
death of Major Clard and Cettewayo's brother,
Dabulemanzi are denied.
ELLIOTT AND HANLAN.
NEWCASTLE. ON TYNE, June 8.-Twenty thous-
and people witnessed the practice of Elliot
on the river to-day. He made SO to 80 strokes
a minute, and out paced an eight-oared cutter
of which William Renforth was the stroke.
Hanlan, while he was on the river, did not ex-
coed his customary stroke.