Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
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LONDON, Oct. 19.--The inhabitants of
Anatolia apprehended another earthquake
before she present disturbance is at an
end. Several faint shocks ara felt, and
the mountains and foothills are obscared
by dense fog. Excavators in the ruined
ter, and DO not exert themselves in what
should be humane mission. Nearly 800
bodies were taken from tine ruins in three
will ages this forenoon. The victims were
mostly crushed to death By falling walls,
and emily few appear to have persisted
from suffocation. No estimate can as yet
be found of the damage occasioned by
Tuesdays great shock. Dozens Of villages
are demolished, and the entire country IN
the track of the disturbance IS wrecked.
CAPE Town, Oct. 19.-The miners on
strike at Kimberly became riotous and ara
doing much damsgs 70 property. Special
constahles fired on the mob killing two.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 19.-.The village in
which cholera has broken out escaped The
epidemic. The Temperance CT the cpl
demic is attributed to utilization into the
canal running throuc1 ire village OF water
from the cemeteries Z which the cholera
victims are inferred.
PALERMO, Oct. 19.-Tweive brigands,
implicated in fourteen murders the past
six years in the AmorGsi district, have
been sentenced to death. Eleven others
convicted of completely have been COZ
demned to hard labor for life.
ATHENS, Oct. I9.-The government has
sent two ships to the Grecian Archipelago
with supplies for sufferers by the earth
quake. About 120 bodies were recovered
near Chesme il Anatoiia. The earth near
Atlatasa literally swallowed up the houses
and people.
LONDON, Oct. 19.-The British consul at
Chios reports 1000 persons on the main
land killed and wounded by the earth
quake. Assistance is urgent. The lord
mayor consents to transmit contributions
for the relief of the sufferers.
PARIS, Oct. ia battle is reported in
Madagascar between the Hovas and Sax
alsves. Admiral Gibalaver was preparing
to resume the offensive on the coast when
the Hovas recaptured several places. The
English naval authorities are described as
very hostile to the French.
MADRID. Oct. 13.-The circular of the
minister OF WAX 10 "a pidIuS ScAordl "a the
army dwells upon the great necessity for
extensive army reforms, and asks the
army to rally round the king. He ex-
presses the hope that captains general
will cooperate with him in perfecting the
organization, discipline of the army by
which they will earn the gratitude of their
country aud inspire foreign nations with
respect for Spain.
BER11N, Oct. 19.-It is denied that Won
Moltke is i'll.
CoNsTANT1NoP1E, Oct. 49, Midhat
Pasha, sentenced to exile for completely
in the assassination of Sultan Abdul Aziz,
in May, 1881, is reported released.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 19.-There we're sever
al new cases of cholera and one death in the
infected village to-day.
WARSAW, Oct. 19.-Nihilist proclama-
tions appear almost daily, number of
persons suspected of being the authors,
including several students have been ar
rested.
VIENNA, Oct. 1.-Two bands OF mount
ed gypsies encanpea near Weissenburg
became involved in a fight IN which both
women and children joined. -Four partici-
pants were killed and many wounded.