Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-13
THE OLD WORLD,

DUBLIN, Nov. 12.-Corrigon, chsrgsd
with attempting the assassination of J1s
tice Lawson, is identified as Patrick De-
laney, sentenced in 1879 to seven years
penal servitude foT robbery and attempt
ing to shoot the police who captured him,
LONDON, Nov. 13.-The Deily Ne,cs says
the attempt to connect the skulking rufian
who attacked Justice Lawson with the i'm
prisonment of Mr.. Gray is absurd. The
judge is not popular with the class to
which Delaney belongs, and it may turn
out that he was an emissary of secret
society, but it is very probable he is mere
ly an habitual criminal with general dis
like for judges.
LONDON Nov. 13.-Stafrord Northcote
will support the proposed vote of eensure
of the conduct of the government in the
disposition of Arab Pasha Lord Gran
vile has communicated to the French gov
eminent the note of Cheerful Pasha anno,,nc
ing the abolition of Euorpean control ON
the ground that control forms no part of
the guarantees given the creditors Of
Egypt, and that control is calculated to-
diminish the authority of the khedive AMI
excite the suseeptibilities of native Egyp-
tians, and has led to gross administrative
abuses.
Carlo, Nov. 12.-Counsel for the, prose-
cutlon state the proceedings of the court
martial in the case of Arab Pasta and
followers will last at least two months.
DIR. Schniernfurth publishes letter in
which he states that the conquest of Sou
dan Is necessary to the existence of Egypt.
although it will take millions of pounds. to
accomplish it, as troops will have to. be
sent forward by three routes, viz: The
Red Sea. Nubian desert, and Dongola
10000 men have been recruited for the
former army, which will be commanded
by Ismael Pasha Equab, with the Ameri-
can, General Stone as chief of staff
DUBLIN, Nov. pa pastoral letter of
Cardinal McCabe was read in all the Cath
Ole churches, defending the church from.
| the charge of being an enemy to progress
and modern civilization, and pointed to.
| the success of Catholic schools, and called.
upon the people to further assist Catholic
education by the extension of the new
Catholic university and college.
ROME, Nov. 1.-THE radical party to-
day celebrated the anniversary of the
! Battle Mantano by visit to the battle
| Held. Cavagnari made speech in which
| ne alluded to the Italian Irredenta, when
the police interfered and broke up the
meeting. The enthusiasm was slight.
An ovation was also rendered Signor Coe-
cap:ellar by the radicals of Rome. His
paper, Cairo di Checco, continues to urge
German revolutionists to accomplish their
| task.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-This mornings Pos
| publishes a Paris telegram that Lord
| Granville has formally assured the French
government that French controllers will
continue de facto in their position to ex-
anime the Egyptian finances as before,
and that the German government is Ger
tain to give this moderate policy by
England its mosal support.
VIENNA, Nov. 1.-THE authorities have
taken extensive precautions to. suppress
any disturbances. Crowds of workmen
to night thronged the scenes of the late
riots. Strong parties of cavalry, infantry
acd police were on guard at Neuban
Copolstadt, the Jewish quarter is reported
! to be the object Of attack, and is specially
protected. Arrests continue.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 12.-The eonstruc-
ton of nine war vessels is ordered, seven
of which are for TIE Baltic two for Black
sea ports. Cronstadt will also be greatly
strengthened. This is the consequence of
the lessons taught by the English bonn
bardment of Alexandria.
MADRID, Nov. 12.-Queen christina was
safely delivered, of daughter to-day.
| Queen and infant are doing we'll.
The funeral of Figueras took place to-
day. 1t was an orderly republican demon
stratlon. 1t is rrmOred an early dissolu-
ton of the corteS is desired in noinistrial
circles. The government rely upon con-
tinuance of the support OF the majority.
| CALCUTTA. Nov. 12.-The government is
| preparing measure to Institute Agricul-
| tural banks in order to make loans to the
poor class at interest of II per cent. The
object of the scheme is to rescue the cult
vators from. the money lenders.
PARIS, Nov. 12.-Victor Cheer, musician,
and brother of Rose Cheeri, committed
suicide to-day.
Jules Simon is elected perpetual secre-
tary Of the academy of moral and political
science.
BERLIN, Nov. 122-The German parlia1
ment will be opened on the 3Oth OF Novem
Der. Leading important measures will be
postponed foiiscuSsion till after Christ
mas.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-The death is an
nounced of Gen. Rose and Arthur
She tchly.
The crown princess of Germany arrived
to-day and at once proceeded to Windsor
castle.
LISBON, Nov. --latest advices from
Chilli announce that peace negotiations
were renewed with Peru, it is reported on
the basis of the cession of Tacna and AFRICA,
and the Chilian congress opeaed.
CAIRO, Nov. l2.-This being the Moslem
new years day the khediva held recen
ton at which the patriarchs of the various.
religious bodies and diplomatic corps.
were present.
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