Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-24
FORE GN NOTES.

FORE GIN NOTES.
Attempt to ASS sssnate King Milan at
Belgrad.-Th- Assailant the Widow of an
Ohicer Executed for Political OfTenses-
| LONDON, Oct. 23.-The following dis
| patch is received. Belgrade, Oct, GA
woman fred twice at the king of Milan in
the cathedral to-day. The king was not
hurt.n
BUCHAREST, Oct. 2S.-The object of the
recent prolonged sojourn of the king of
Servia in Roumania, was to defeat con-
spiracy against his life. The king while
journeying from Rustehuk, received infor-
nation at Sistora of plot formed to blow
up with torpedo the royal boat while on
the Danube between Rustehuk and Be-
grade.
After the attempt to assasinate the king.
Queen Natalie, who was with the king in
the cathedral, tainted and was carried in
an unconscious condition to the palace,
The king accompanied her thither and then
returned to the church unattended and re-
manned till the end of the service. The
! crowd attempted to lyuch the assassin.
The Vienna Prese says, King Milan's
| assailant has been suffering from melan-
choly ever since the execution of her hus-
band, and she can scarcely be considered
responsible fer her actions.
LONDON, Oct. pa dispatch from Bel
grade says, as King Milan entered the ca
thedral between rows of people, the woman
Markowitch fred at him from a revolver.
The bullet wounded a female spectator.
The bystanders beat the kings assailant
until the minister of war interfered.
LYONS, ,Oct.23.-There was riotous dem
onstration against the municipality here
yesterday, in consequence of their having
suppressed a subvention to the opera.
The police being unable to cope with the
crowd, body of gend' armes cleared the
street. At 2 o'clock this morning there
was an alarming explosion in restaurant
| attached to the theater. Two reports were
heard under one of the tables. There were
200 people in the restaurant. who rushed
into the streets. A third explosion then
occurred which shattered the mirrors and
other articles, and seriously injured three
persons. It is stated that two men who
entered the restaurant ten minutes before
the first explosion left small bombs under
| the table.
| PARIS, Oct. 24.-The troubles at Mont
ceau les Lines, together with those at
Lyons,yesterday,a ,and a threatened strike Of
10000 employees in the furniture trade in
the Fauborg Stantoine of Paris, cause
some uneasiness.
NEWCASTLE, Oct. pa new political
movement entitled 'sNorthern Reform
club" has been started here. The object
is the union of various political organiza-
tions to effect parliamentary land reform.
PARIS, Oct, 23.-Among the ,persm&ass,
rested at st. Einne on suspicion of being
contested with tho riots at Montceau
les Mines is man named Toure, who is
alleged to have been for long time in
| correspondence with the Nihilist prince,
Kropstkine.
PARIS, Oct. 23.-The hey of Tunis has
made treaty with France by which that
power assumes the debt of Tunis, organizes
the administrationIof justice, and will take
charge of all public property, giving the
hey retiring allowance.
CAIRO, Oct. 23.-Baker Pasha has been
officially appointed to the command of the
Egyptian army.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-A letter from Clifford
Lloyd is published, stating that at his
| recommendation, Earl Spencer, lord lieu
tenant of Ireland, in consequence of an
improvement in the state of the country,
| has revoked the proclamation of Laughrea
ard neighboring districts.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 23.-Fire broke
out this morning in the large lumber yards
ty the river Neva, and is still raging.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-At the Newmarket
Fough.on meeting, the trial stakes were
VOL BY Varlentio, Sutler second Schiller
third.
The cr;terio stakes were won by Mac
Beth, Export second, trivet third.
DUBLIN, Oct. 23.-Callan, NJ. p, address,
ed meeting of his constituents in Louth
yesterday. A vote was passed giving Cal.
Ian leave to proceed to America.
CoNsTANr1NoPLE, Oct. 23.-On opening
the festival at Bairam the sultan received
the Turkish civil, military and religious
authorities. Gen. Wallace, q. S. minister,
was the only member of the diplomatic
corps present. He informed the sultan he
intended to take leave of absence for two
months for the purpose of journeying in
Austria. The sultan begged Gen. Wallace
to defer his departure.
~ TONDoN Oct OFT ia haliavad the
government has concluded a convention
with the khedive providing for the discharge
of the cost of the British army of occupa-
tion by the Egyptian government.
CA1Ro, Oct. 23.-The mode of procedure
for the trial of Arabi Pasha allows the
calling of witnesses from foreign coun-
tries, on taking their evidence by COM
mission. Counsel for the prisoner have
the right of final reply.
BERLIN, Oct. 23.-The repeal of the So
cialistic laws are expected shortly. Even
the North German Gazette favors repeal on
condition that socialists abstain from in