Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-09
GENERAL FOREIGN.

BERLIN, JAN S.-General Count Waldersee
has assumed the functions of his office as
adlat1s to General Count Won Moltke. 1t is
stated Won Moltke will shortly take long
furlOugh. Waldersee's appointments COM
promise as Won Moltke wished to retire from
the office of chief of the general staff because
of advanced age. He was, however, overruled
by the emperor.
PARIS, Jan. S.-While a procession CON-
posed of 800 persons was proceeding to Pire
la Chaise cemetery 10 day to commemorate the
anniversary of the death of Blanqui, some of
those in line became EXCEPTIONALLY demonstra-
tive and the police were obliged to interfere.
Twentv-three persons were arrested, Including
Louis Michel. A Ristol was fired in the crowd
but without result and the procession shortly
afterwards dispersed.
Twenty or more persons were wounded in
the melee,
BERLIN, JAM s-The American papers eau
tlOusly discussed the imperial rescript, which
is regarded as fulfilling the threat of the i'm
pending conflict conveyed in the recent ar
ticles in Berlin semi-official organs and in the
Zeitwng, says conflict can now hardly be
avoided. May the nation support its repre-
sentatives In their efforts to protect our con-
stitution. The National Zeitung believes the
rescript was not called for by recent debates
in the reichstag, the object Of which was only
to prevent The person of the emperor being
drawn into the discussion. Itsays there being
every reason to deprecate a conflict.
PARIS, Jan. Senatorial elections were
held to-day. Sixty-four Republicans and fif-
teen Conservatives were elected. The Repub-
licans gain twenty-five seats. The national
Republican majority will henceforth be i'm
pregnable, the senate being in harmony with
the chamber of deputies, and revision of the
constitution will not be necessary
PARIS, Jan. Seen. Henry Jules Bataille is
dead.
ROME, Jan. Seen. Garibaldi has been Sc.
verely bruised on the head and limbs by the
upsetting of his carriage.
LONDON, Jan. S.-Dispatch from Paris SAYS
La France describes the resceipt of the Ger
man emperor as coup de etat, The Times
says; 1t is feared the conflict will rapidly
enter a new phase and assume an active char
acter.
PARIS, Jan. S.-Victor Hugo, Peyrate Tatain
and Defreycinct, present Senator's and Mayor
Labordec, candidate of the invinciables are
elected for the department of the Seine Defrey-
cinct, is also elected for the department of
Ariege Lame and Garone and Iadre. Leon Say
is elected for Versailles.
CAIRO, Jan. 8.-The English and French
cOnsuls have received from their respective
governments collective note explaining in
unmistakable terms that England and France
VINO placed the khedlve on the throne, are de-
termlned to maintain his authority against
any attempts to create disorder. The consuls
proceeded to the palace this evening to COM
municate the note to the khedive
PARIS, Jan. 8.-Among the prominent anti
republican senator's who failed on reelection
are Viscount Gontaut. Biron and Gen. Lad
mirault, legtimists, Pauyer Guertier, Bona
partist, was elected for the department of the
Seine inferieure, and Pinaud, general, the lat
ter a member of the chamber of deputies, and
both republicans, replace two monarclists
from the department of Vaculuse. Gen. Boar
baki was defeated in the department of Sarthe