Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-31
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Pedestrian Contest TO Open To- Morrow
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Trials of Russian
Nihilists-Great Losses by storms on the
British Cosst-Preparations aft Montene-
gro for Taking DulclgnO by Force.
THE TURKISH PROBLEM.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 30.-Dervish Pasba
has been authorized by the Porte to arrest Al
bantam chiefs opposed to the transfer of Dull
cigno, and to remove from the district those
who refuse to become Montenegro subjects.
LONDON, Oct. 30.-A dispatch from Caste
Nova says: Seven Thousand MontenegIins are
preparing to collect at point near Antlvari by
Sunday night, and an attack on DulcignO is
again considered possible. A dispatch from
Vienna states that advices have been received
from Budna that the Porte has begun to build
four hundred houses near Scutari, for inhabit-
ants of Dulcigno Who may prefer to leave that
place after the cession is accomplished.
PEsTH, Oct. 30.-Pesther Lloyd, in al article
supposed to be officially inspired, says unless
the British government gives roas3uring expla-
nations concerning its eastern. policy, no CO.
operation of AustrO Hungary with Great
Britain will be possible.
THE PEDESTRIAN CONTEST.
LoNDoN, Oct. 3O.-The Sporting Life says:
AL the pedestrians en- tered for the Ashley belt
are in splendid condition and it is expected
more than one will cover six hundred miles.
Since the arrival in England of John Dobler,
of Chicago, the weather has prevented much
out door exercise and he will start about ten
pounds over his ordinary racing weight. Row
ell, Blower Brown and Littlewood, of She field,
are undou btedly three of the best men in Eng
land, and if either of them is beaten by one OF
the Americans the belt will not be seen In Eng.
lard for some years. The start will take place
at o'clock Monday morning next, irrespec-
tive of absentees.
THE NIHILIsT TRIALS.
ST. PETERsUURG Oct 30.-The approaching
trials of nihilists will ba the most important
that have yet taken place. Among the ac-
cusei are the alleged authors of the explosion
on the Moscow railroad and in the winter pal
ace, the supposed designer of the AleXandrOrs-
XII dynamite mine ard the persons who attend
ell the nihiiist congress at Llpetsk and Tam
boff, when the above attempts against the life
of the ear were resolved upon. Another
prisoner to be tried is said to have given tie
uihiIist COMMITTEES all his property, amounting
to 10000 roubles, and who was tried at Odessa
in 1879.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 30.-The religious DEGREES weIe
to- day enforced by number Of departments
against Dominicans and various minor orders.
The public were apathetic. The remaining
non authorized congregations in Paris have
not been disturbed, and the execution of the
DEGREES will be suspended until Wednesday
next.
The banks ard bankers interested in the
Panama canal have appointed their executive
committee.
STORM ON BRITISH COASTS.
LONDON, Oct. 30. In the terrific storm |
Thursday and yesterday fifty vessels were
wrecked between Spnrn Point and Fo1resea.
snd two vessels we're stranded near Wythersea. |
vessel under bare poles drove through the |
lew pier at Wythersea and carried away fifty
ards of the structure. AT Horrsea a brig |
fonlsd with the new pier aId damaged il to
5he extent of 3 600. There has been large
number Of shipw1 ecks attended with great loss
# life on various parts of the coast,
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Oct. 30.-Americln railway bonds
are very buoyant, upon renewed attention
being called to their net earnings. 81. Louis
and San Francisco shares have risen "a.
BERLIN, Oct. 30-rhree days ago the social
lists determined to evacuate Hamburg and dis
continue their considerable printing arrange
ments there. During the last few days the
Berlin police have seized several Thousand re
pamphlets, including of the Znre-
co Social Democrat AID the London Freikeit