Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-08
FOREIGN NOTES.

PARIS. NOV. Tho Budget committee
approved the proposals of the minister OF
finance. The cabinet having considered
q declaration of the opening of the chan,
be- of deputies. To-day's council is re.
ported as disagreeing On the outlines OF
the programme.
VIENNA, Nov. IA large meeting of
shoemakers and other workmen was held
at Newbau, suburb of this city. to-day.
The police interfered and dispersed the
meeting. A mob then formed and de-
stroyed the police station and during the
collision twenty workmen and a number
of police were injured. Many arrests
were made after the police, who had been
summoned, restored order.
MALTA, Nov. 7.-Admiral Seymour met
an enthusiastic reception, being met by
crowds of people with a band of music.
During the evening the streets were brill
iantly Illuminated.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. THE Egyptian
government has offered a reward of 81 900
for the capture of Abdallad Nedim, editor
Elaief, organ of the military party.
BERLIN, Nov. bismarck has again
summoned Count Munster, ambassador at
London, and Prince Hohenlohe, ambassa-
dor at Paris, to conference on English
and French differences about Egypt. The
general impression in Berlin is that France
claims of England.
LONDON, Nov. Sir Alexander Gait
high commissioner in London for Canada,
has returned and resumed his duties. It
is authoritively denied that Gladstone in
Tow %> l. II
resolution is not carried by the house.
Anthony Trollope is recovering.
The Standards Cairo dispatch says:
There is an alarming increase of sickness
among the troops with fever and dysen-
terry. The greater part of the artillery and
cavalry have been sent to the health report
at the Desert, fourteen miles from Cairo.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. Forty ships were
wrecked on the coast of Denmark during
Mondays gale.
BERLIN, Nov. THE project is mooted
for an exclusively German exhibition, but
including German and Swiss cantons, to
be held at Berlin, finds warm support in
the Prussian press.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Nov. THE porte has
prepared circular to the powers renew
ing the claim of suzerainty of Tunis. 1t
has also protested to the French ambassa-
dor against the protectorate of Tunisian
ports, and intends to refer the question to
a European conference.
Lot 1880.
$500, this week only, worth $500 Square
Dealing Boston One Price Clothing House, COZ
ner Third and Robert streets.
The Ideal Indian.
The Osages are said to be nearest to
ideal Indians in appearance among the
remaining tribes of Indian Territory.
The average height of the men is fully
six feet, and their features are strongly
characteristic. "They retain the saw
age Dress" says correspondent of the
Providence Journal, "shave their heads
except ridge of bristles on the top, Like
q cocks cumb, streak their faces with
red ocher and their bodies and arms
with dark lines. When the three youths
presenting this appearance dashed up to
us on their ponies, it looked as though
we had got among the aborigines at
last. They extended their hands with
a smiling greeting that showed their
white teeth, and uttered the talismanic
Howgh,' to which we responded with
an attempt at equally deep-lunged en-
phasis, and then they clattered on, sit
ting straight on their horses backs and
riding like centaurs." In the same
manner, however, the writer describes
something far less picturesque and more
civilized-the spectacle Of native con-
stable Juggling drunken Indian to jail,
and clubbing him, policeman fashion,
on the way. He also heard some squaws
singing selections from "Pinafore" in a
most dreadful manner, to the accom-
paniment of a painful accordion.