Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-07
Miseellam eous Foreign \ ears.


ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 6.-Sabouroff,
the Russian ambassador at Berlin, is to
succeed Sobauof as ambassador to Lon
don
J LONDON, Aug. 6.-The lord mayer gave
a banquet and reception TO the delegates
of the international medical congress last
night.
LONDON, Aug GA meeting was held
here yesterday to further the scheme of
holding an International Fisheries eXhi-
bition in London in 1888. The marquis
of Exeter presided.
ROME, Aug. 6.-The text of the pope's
allocution is published. The pope COM
ments with great warmth on the respon-
sibility of the government for the recent
disturbances in Rome.
DUBLIN, Aug. 6.--The striking labor
ers are assembled st Youghati to-day.
The farmers have agreed to pay the Ia
borers two shillings a day.during the har-
vest with board, half an acre of land and
a house rent free The agreement was
received with satisfaction.
LONDON, Aug. 6--The principal men,
bers of the International Medical con-
gress, now in session in London, were
present at Folkestone to-day at the I'M
yelling by Prof. Owen of the statue to
Harvey, discoverer of the circulation Of
blood
LONDON, Aug. GA Berlin correspon-
dent says the vessels Diogenes and So
crates, embargoed at Kell, Prussia, were
ordered for Gen. Pierola, eX-dictator of
Peru, at the instigation of Monlero Pier
olas. The owners of the vessels intend
to proceed against the government for
their detention.
VIENNA, Aug. 6.-The porte will de-
liver note Immediately to the powers,
endeavoring to remove all ground or
cause for misunderstanding with France
in regard TO Tripoli. The dispatch of
Turkish troops to Tripoli is defended on
the ground of the necessity of securing
safety to the Tripolitans.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-At farewell meet
ing to-day of the worlds convention of
the Young Mems Christian association,
addresses were made by Sir John Hemin
way, member of parliament; Prof. Glad
stone; Rev. John Hall, of New York;
Russell Sturgess, of Boston, and others.
The convention has been grand success.
Some SAC, 900 were pledged to inaugurate
the work in Great Britain. The next in
ternational convention will be held in
America.
LONDON, Aug Vanity Fair denies
the report that the infant son of the duke
of Norfolk is blind.
LONDON, Aug. 6.---Viceroy of India
telegraphs that a native messenger re-
turned from Candahar says that Ayoob
Khan is making preparations for an ad-
vance on Cabul.
MADRID, Aug 6.---The Spanish consul
at Tunis, having investigated the circum-
stances of the capture of Sfax, admits
that the vice consul's action on the spur
of the moment Internationally eXag-
gerated the misconduct of the French
troops.
LONDON, Aug. GA rumor is in circu-
lation that the Prince of Wales has been
advised not to give dinners on board his
yacht at Osborne, which has been the
usual custom during his stay at the Isle
of Wight, because of a supposed Fenian
design on life.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-The number of out
RACES committed in Ireland during July
were 259, including four firings at per-
sons, eleven assaults, twenty arsons,
seventeen cattle maimings, 155 intimida-
tions and twenty-five cases of injury to
property.
HAVANA, Aug 6.-The heat continues
unprecedented. The stocks of sugar and
molasses in the whole island July 80,
amounted to 754 400 tons and 430, 100
gallons respectively.