Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-20
CONTINENTAL CARES.
GERMANY AND SPAIN IN THE
THROES OF REVOLUFION.

Marshal Serrano's Position Towards the
Crown Explained-A Belief That the
Crisis Will be Passed Without Danger
Success of Progressists in tho German
Elections-Arabi Paslras Trial.
LONDON, Oct 19:-At Sandown the race
for the great Sapling plate was won by
Oldfeld. The Prince I'd, Rookery Sd.
DUBLIN, Oct. 19.-Hugh O'Donnel, M.
p, writes that though he is determined to
support the conference programme, he
cannot join the council, which he says is
so constituted that if only small number
of county delegates are sufficiently flexible
its whole control will be in the hands of
the sixteen nominees of the Irish parlia-
mentary party.
CAIRO, Oct 19-The crisis has ended
The Egyptian ministry's Intention is to
permit Broadley, Eve and Rapier to de-
nesses in the case undergo preliminary
examination.
BERLIN, Oct. 19.-The preliminary cleo
tion for members of the Prussian diet, re-
suited as far as estimated, in the choice of
$500 electors belonging to the progressist
and secessionists groups, against $50 con-
servatives and anti -progressists.
LONDON. Oct. 19.-Barry Sullivan, the
actor, has consented to be nominated for
parliament for an Irish constituency, on
home rule principles.
TRIESTE, Oct. 19.-Overdank, the man
arrested some time since while manufac-
turing bombs, has been sentenced to death.
MADRID, Oct. 19.-King Alfonso, ac-
companied by Minister Ssgasta, the min
lister Of agriculture and minister of war,
has gonc to Saragossa and Huesca to as
sist at the opening OF a railway, connect
ing the Spanish and French systems.
A royal order is published authorizing
the prolongation until Dec. Is. of treaties
of commerce with countries which accept
the basis Spain proposed for new treaties.
MADRID, Oct. 19.-Serrano, in an inter
vi ew, yesterday, said: II consider King
Alfonso well-disposed towards the liberal
policy. Spain has progressed SO much
that all we want is two great parties and
two sincere policies, and no more bastard
coalition or timid governments. think a
very slight modification of the constitu-
tion of 1869 would be acceptable to King
Alfonso. I decline to examine in
to the causes Of the paralysis
of the present cabinet; but par
ties which do not fulfill their
programmes must give way to political
afinities. 1t is said Costello and Castela,
are of the opinion that the attitude of Ser.
rano is the most important and decisive
event since the restoration of the Bour.
Dons.
DUBLIN, Oct. 19.-The lord lieutenant
has commuted the death sentence oi
Welsh, convicted as accessory to the mur
der of Constable Kavanaugh, to pena
servitude for life.
CAIRO, Oct. 19.-The Egyptian ministry
is considering the appointment of coun
seller of finances, who will have a seat il
the cabinet, with consultative voice O,
fina nee only, to replace joint control.
The trial of Arab Pasha is not expected
to take place till after the festival o
Bairam.
DUBLIN, Oct. 19.-Mr Louder, delegate tt
the Irish national conference, hooted by tn,
conference on his attempt to speak, write.
the Freemans' Journal that he knows h
has drawn upon himself the hatred of tn
Irish members of parliament, particular,
that of Thomas Power O'Connor. III
Louden) says he has always held tina
Americans subscribed to assist the victim
of the tyranny of landlords, not to Civ
bloated salaries to Irish members of par
lament.
LONDON, Oct. 19.-Nine proprietors il
wages asked, if the price of coal is raise,
} in the meantime.
} ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 19.5Sultan Pash
has been appointed knight commander O
the British orders of st. Nicholas and 81
George.
BERLIN, Oct. 19.-Nearly two-thirds o
the voters of Berlin abstained from voting
Tho return of the progressist deputie
from this city, however, is still considere,
certain. Germania Clerical organ) re
ceived intelligence from Cologne that tn
ultramontanes secured majority there.
PARIS, Oct. 19.-H. NJ. Stanley, at ban
quet tonight, said the assertions in tn
| papers relative to DE BrazZO were errors
De Brazzo had Travelled 1880 miles, O
which only 16O were une1plored, and hat
obtained no significant results despite su
perier resources. Stanley says the natives
didn't understand the treaty they hat
been induced to sign. De Brazzo had be
trayed the international association in tha
he had established French stations will
resources provided by that association
At the close of Stanley's speech, De Braz
"a Unexpectedly entered the room. h,
said he had come there to welcome Stanle,
in order that it might be thoroughly es
tablished, he did not regard Stanley as a,
, antagonist, but as laborer- in the sam
field with himself, whose efforts in commo,
, with his, were aimed at the progress o
civilization In Africa.
LoNDoN, Oct. 19.-The transport Lydia1
Monarch, from Egypt with the Houshol,
cavalry, entered the West India dock thi
, evening. Large crowds Welcomed tn
: troops. There was much excitement. Tn
duchess of Teck and duke Of Alberg visi
ted the ship. The troops will marc
through London to the barracks to-mor