Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-30
THE OLD WORLD,
THE ABSORBING SENSATIONS IN
EUROPE AND EGYPT.
The Plan of Arab Pasha's Prosecution
Completed-The Anarchist Disturbances
in Frauce-The Usual Bulge. OF Con-
tinensal News.

The soldiers are strictly forbidden to hold
communication with the citizens. The
forts dominating Lyons are prepared to
lay any portion of the city in ashes. If
further explosions occur the city viii be
placed under martial law. Threateng let
ters abound. The archbishop and direc-
tor of the postofice received such mis-
sives. The persons of both are carefully
guarded. Late Sunday evening the police
seized forty kilogrammes Of dynamite.
CAIRO, Oct 29.-Ismail Riouby, who has
been engaged by the government to con-
duct the trial against Arab Pasha, has sent
to Arabs counsel here copy of all the
documents in the case or bearing on it..
The first examination has been made by
the commission and the result is an init
nation that the charges are based on a.
process which is now finished, and that no
more evidence will be taken
One of the captured Bedouins, the man
who had in his possession, when taken, the
| English cigar case, has made confession
to his keeper, who is an Englishman, that
Prof. Palmer and Captains Gill and Csar-
rington were murdered by the party with
give the details Of the affair
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 29-Tre Duke of Can
naught and Strathem, third son CT Queen
Victoria, with the royal guards in COM
mand, has embarked from this place and
sails straight for England.
MADEID, Oct. 29.-Serrano's programme
has received the signatures of twenty one
leading politicians including, however,
only two Republicans, namely: B. Ezra
and Rias. The old Republicans offer to
support Serrano, but refused to assist a.
monarchiaI programme.
BELGRADE, Oct. 29.-The Servia ministry
has resigned, alleging as reason that the
king is dissatisfied at their failure to dis
cover the recent plot to murder him. The
king has refused to accept their resigna-
tions.
BoMBAY, Oct. 29.-The Indian contin-
gent CT troops lately operating in Egypt,
met with most enthusiastic reception on
their arrival. Great crowds of people
gathered to receive them. Later they were
entertained at banquet.
VIENNA, Oct. 29.-Fleoas in the Tyrol
and in Cornethia have come with renewed
disasters to the villages that dot the val
leys. Railways have been stopped, houses
carried away, and in few instances lives
were lost.
The bridge on the Wilbadgastein is
swept away, the cemetery at Bruneck
flooded, the graves laid open and collins
carried away. The town OF License Is COM
pletely inundated. The rivers Pc, Adige,
/ Tagliamentoi and Brueta overlooked and
inundated the country. Distress in the
Hooded districts of the Tyrol and Corrin-
thea is beyond description. People are
taking to flight destitute of everything
The government has found it necessary
to prevent the sale of dynamite. and to
that end has prepared de-
cree prohibiting the sale or manu-
J facture of that explosive. This measure
, will be presented for action at the assem-
bly, at an early date. 1t is called forth by
the recent diabolical plots that, but for
timely discovery, might have done great
damageto property and life.
The striking or locked out cabinet
makers have submitted a fresh proposal
to the master workmen, who will reply
! Tuesday.
;. CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 29.-It is regarded
as question of some doubt whether Sheik
Abidallah will retire from Mazul The
Russians give him encouragement to re-
main at Kourdsonto, and furnish him with
military instructors.
MADRID, Oct. 29.-There have been a
number of arrests of workmen at Valencia
charged with melting others to strike.
PARIS, Oct. 29-Prince. Murat and
jacques Abbattacci fought duel. Prince
Murat was cut on the fore arm.
LONDON, Oct. 29-Davitt, in speech at
l a avHn h. e
mand reduction of rates. He said thew
should claim the right and have an indie
pendent tribunal to arbitrate between
them and landlords He thought it posi-
BILE to have conceded to Scotland the RIGHT
granted to Ireland.
| VIENNA, Oct. 29.-The cabinet council
discussed measures of relief in view of the
renewed floods in the Tyrol. The cover:
nor of the Tyrol attended. It is believed
the damage will reach 100000 forms.
PARIS, Oct. 29.-The scare occasioned by
the recent troubles at Lyons is gradually
diminishing. No attempt at Cancellation
between the master cabine.makers and
their men has been made. The employers
have made an offer 20 raise the salaries of
worhmen So cents all round or reduce the
WORKING day from twelve to ten hours.
Inc committee of employers are now ne
gotlatlng with the mems delegate on the
above proposition.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct 29.-An excursion par
ty, including the duke of Connaug bit SS;1icl1
visited Aboukir and Rosetta yesterday. dis
covered mile above Rosetta very strong
fort, the existence 0. which was previously
unknown. The fort was armed with Knapp &
Armstrong guns, and contains magazine
all intact. detachment of marines will
be sent to dismount the guns and blow up
the fort.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-The queen, who is now
staying at Balmoral, has asked Gen. Sir
Garnet Wolseley to meet her at that place.
The general will at once proceed thither.
| BERLIN, Oct. 29,-The board composed
of leading officers of the German army. to
whom was referred the subject, have asked
the ambassador here of the Swiss govern
ment touching the recent ac-
ton of the anarchist Iccictics
at Geneva and Lausanne They have also
called attention to the excitement prevail,
ing IN France at the present time. and to
the danger of allowing the disturbing ele.
ment to lind home in so convenient a