Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-27
GENERAL FOREIGN.

ROME, Aug. 25.-Gambetta has written a
lettrr to some leading statesman on the left
party in the chamber of deputies, deprecating
the italian alliance with Germany and Austria.
VIENNA, Aug. 25.-It is reported that Tizza,
the Hungarian premier, has been officially
warned by the provincial authorities to guard
against secret panslavlc agitation in Hun
gary.
ATHENS, Aug. 25.-The government has ac-
cepted the tender from a French company for
the construction of a railway connecting the
old kingdom and the territory recently coded
from Turkey. sm
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 25.-The surrender
OF the second zone of the territory coded to
Greece has begun.
PARIS, Aug. 25.-Advices are received here
from Tunis that the bey's troops have come
to standstill because of the refusal of the
Arab transport drivers to work.
TUNIs, Aug. 25.-Ihe heat is excessive.
| The French hospitals at Golletta and Monouba
| are crowded with sick soldiers.
BERLIN, Aug. 25.-The health of Emperor
| William is improving.
| CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 25.-Two sanguin-
airy engagements occurred between an army
corps from Bagdad and Monitifit Oroba. The
latter were defeated on both occasions and
their leader killed. They now ask for am
nesty. ela bs
| LONDON, Aug. M.-A Berlin dispatch says
the health of Emperor William the last few
days has not been at all satisfactory. The
emperor is suffering from cold, and it lie
feared he may not possibly be able to attend
the autumn military man9uvers.
A Paris correspondent says the body OF
| Deronant, of Armentiers, who made the ascen.
sion from Montpelier the 18th, and was lost
has been found frightfully mangled near the
Ta,p sr1npo 1icphfh
MADRID, Aug. M.-The latest returns Of
the elections of the Cortes give the Minis
terialists 301 seats, the Conservatives 46, the
Democrats 81, the Independents 5, and the
Ultramontanes 6. Nothing Is known of 6
single Carlist success in the elections.
HAvRE, Aug. "a The steamer Allemania
from Hamburg, sailed hence to-day witt
L. 100, 00O francs in specie for New York.
| LONDON, Aug. pa private letter from
Bangkok Siam, says the Asiatic cholera i.
raging, and 1t Is variously estimated from
hundred to three hundred natives are dylns
daily Very few foreigners have died bu
several have fed to Singapore and Hon.
Kong. Every one feels as though he wer
living in grave yard.
BUcHoREsT, Aug. PA land slip occure
at the village of Tataran, "Moldavia." an
sixty-fiv houses disappeared. No lives lost
LONDON, Aug. 4.-It is stated that tw
l husSldu stdu oiuCtrS, Cois. IfokOpop al
Patica, have been arrested at Przemyse, Au.
TRAN Galicia. They were in civilian dress
) and had been all day examining the fprtifcs
tions of the town. They had large sums {
money and maps and plans which Shove
; they had previously studied the ratification
of Cracow and strategical points on the rout
$ of the railway.
PARIS, Aug. M-The France announce
that Gambett. was not elected for Charann,
and there will be second ballot.
II DUBLIN, Aug pa serious riot occurre
( owing to report the police were abot
| to remove some cattle seized for rent II
mob assembled and stoned the police VIII
: charged the crowd several times.