Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-30
EUROPEAN EVENTS.
Ex-Premier Beaconsfis1d Seriously Ill
Stormy Scene IN the German BundsratIi
Another Success by the Boers-GcneraI
Old World News.
ENGLAND.
BEACoEsFIELD III.

LONDON, March 29-Lord Beaconsheld
had severe attack of asthma, but the
gout having become fully developed, yes
terday, the asthma was relieved. A bull
letIn issued this morning says Beaconsfeld
passed restless night, partly because of
the pain OF the gout. The paroxysms of
asthma are less severe, but frequent His
doctor says an unusally severe cough has
prevented him from obtaining the rest
which is necessary to overcome the
weakness produced by long confinement.
He does not conceal the fact that there is
considerable danger, especially when his
great age is considered.
LONDON, March %, 4 o'clock.-Lord
Beaconsfeld has been free from spasmod1c
attack during the day and his strength is
fully maintained. De Kidd states both
himself and DR.. Quinn have every hope
dnight.--Lord Beaconsfeld passed a
undlsturbed evening, and is better.
SURRENDER CONFIRMED.
The report of the surrender Of Potch-
efstrOom is confirmed. The provisions
sent under the conditions of the armistice
reached there twenty-four hours after the
surrender.
DEAD
Admiral c. g. Pavey, who vas intrust.
ed with the delicate transactions regard
ing the Trent affair, and the detention OF
belligerent Confederate vessels at South
ampton, is dead.
John Prescott Knight, the portrait
painter, Is dead.
BBADYaraH
If Bradlaugh's appeal tomorrow re-
suits in decision to advise him to stand,
new writ for election in Northampton
will be issued Immediately. Itnot being
necessary to await fual appeal to the
house OF lords in the circumstances,
Bradlaugh will offer himself for re-elec-
ton, and the contest, if any, will take
place during the Easter recess Of parlia-
ment.
BERLIN, March 29.--The page of the
czar has been arrested on the charge OF
secretly serving sentence of death on
the late emperor.
PREFER AMERICA TO STICKING.
DUBLIN, March 29.-A correspond en-
+ the Timss says: 1t is remarkable
act that despite the advice of the land
league to tenant farmers to maintain their
grip of land and not to leave the country,
the emigration returns show that 95,s67
persons emigrated last year, an increase
OF AZ ,4s3 over the previous year.
FIRE.
MANCHESTER, March ga warehouse
and several stores filled with valuable
stock belonging to j. Haselm & Co., cot
ton manufacturers, was burned. The
loss is estimated at f60,000. One fore
man was killed and three others danger.
ously injured.
MAD LEGISLATORS.
BERLIN, March 29.-In the reichstag
today debate on the taxation bill led to
violent scene between Loewe and
Trietsche. The latter had spoken strong
y in favor OF the tobacco monopoly and
LoeWe accused him Of supporting a
measure TO which his personal convic-
tions were opposed. A scene of great ex,
citemcnt followed, wherein personal re-
examinations were freely exchanged.
BUCHAREST, March 29-The govern
ment has appointed special commits.
sion to inquire into the proceedings of
nihilist refugees. The commission has
started with Russian detectives for
Jassy, where numbers of suspected per-
sons are arrested daily.
VIENNA, March 29 The upper house
OF the reichsrath to-day met for the first
time since the death of the czar. The
president expressed his adherence of the
crime and coincidence with Alexander.
His remarks were applauded.