Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-29
OVER THE OCEAN.
ParneIl Assaulted by an Election Mob-The
King of Slam Coming to America-Ex-
polling the Jesuits from France-Miscel-

King Of Slam Coming to Amertca-EX-
polling the Jesuits from France-Miscel-
laneOus.
THE KING OF SIAM COMING.
LONDON, March 28.-The Standard announces
that the king of Siam will leave Bougkok early
in April, and visit the chief capitals of Europe
After short stay in England he will start for
the United States, and the American govern
ment will send man-of-war to Southampton
to convey him thither.
FIGHT IN AFGHAN.
LONDON, March ga dispatch from Lahore
says: Fort Battle, situated beyond Gunda-
munk, was attacked, last Friday, and a lieu
tenant and twelve men killed and nineteen
Sepoys wounded. The enemy was repulsed.
WITHDRAWAL ADVOCATED.
LONDON, March 2S.-William Shaw, home
ruler, member of the last parliament for county
Cork, addressing the Cork Farmers club Sat-
urday, suggested that if the conservatives
again returned to power, and if the Irish party
were denied the justice they asked for Ireland,
the Irish members should leave the house.
PARNELL ASSAULTED.
Parnell, on attempting to address an cleo
ton meeting at Enniscorthy, last week, was
received with yells, groans and discharge of
rotten eggs by persons belonging to the rival
faction. Parnell gave up the attempt to speak.
He was hit on the face, caught round the waist
and nearly hurled from the platform.
EXPELLING THE JEsUITs.
LONDON. March GA Paris correspondent
of the Times discussing the question of ex-
polling the Jesuits says nobody knows the
consequences OF extent of the conflict de-
liberately entered upon, and that the cabinet
may before long have to choose between acts
of violence and resignation.
COL. coMMoRoFF's ASSASSIN.
CoNsTANTINopLE, March 28.-Sowas Pasha,
minister of foreign affairs, replying to a
memorandum from Sir Austin Layard, states
that the porte will appoint new committee,
composed of physicians nominated by different
embassies at Constantinople, and other foreign
physicians, to decide upon the mental condition
of the assassin of Col. Commoroff.
GREEK BOUNDARY QUESTION.
Count Hatzenfeldt, German ambassador, has
made representations to Said Pasha, the grand
vizier, as to the dangers which would occur to
Turkey if he delayed making an arrangement
| with Greece on the boundary question. Said
Pasha replied that he recognized the necessity
of settling the matter. He also stated that
! severe justice would be dealt to Col. Commo-
roff's assassin. Count Hatzenfeldt, at a meet
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assassination of Col. Commoroff as an affair of
European concern.
| MONTEUFFEL'S HEALTH.
STRAsBURG, March 2S.-The Alsace-L Lorraine,
Gazette denies that Gen. Manteuffel is in pre-
| carieus state of health.
RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR TO FRANCE.
The Agenee Russo says the report that either
Gen. Ignatieff or Gen. Labonoff will succeed
Prince Orloff as ambassador at Paris is purely
| imaginary.
OIL STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
PIrrsBURGH, March 2S.-Durins the thunder
storm, at Foxburg, last night, lightning struck
ten thousand barrel oil tank, belonging to
the Fox Farm Pipe line. The tank was almost
full and total loss.