Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-16

Duty-Marquis Tseng Explains.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-Dr. Stocker was an
nounced to speak in Memorial hall to-
might on Christian socialism. Although
the admission was by ticket, large num-
Der of socialists took possession and Gre
lated great disorder. They booted DIR.
Stocker and unfurled red flags. The Mar
seillaise was sung and the platform carried
with cheers for next revolution" Stocker
was finally obliged to retire, and the meet
ing afterwards dispersed.
DUBLIN, Nov. 15.--The Orangemen, IN
obedience to the proclamation of the gov
eminent, abstained from assembling at
Garrison. The Nationalist assembled to
the number of four thousand. The meet
ing was interferred with, however, by the
magistrate, who, at the head of force of
cavalry, infantry and police, read the gov
ernment's proclamation forbidding the
meeting. VIM. O'Brien. member of par
Lament and editor of United Ireland, ad-
vised the people to respect the law. The
crowd thereupon dispersed.
The suit was based upon an article in
the Sportsman of September 29th. This
article alluded to the manufacture and
dissemination of news" that has no other
| foundation than the Imagination of the
compiler. The plaintiff maintained these
referred to central news, and evidence was
given. The association gave a Toronto
dispatch relative to the excitement there,
consequent upon the rumor that ''Lord
Lansdowne was to be assassinated," to the
Electric News company, which published
| it. The counsel for the defense said it was
highly improbable that any jury would
convict the defendants. He commended
that after the revelations in the suit
against Judy a magistrate could have no
| sympathy with those who had brought this
charge, and that they should not be en-
| couraged in such prosecutions. These
ill-advised proceedings had revealed how
kilograms were manufactured, and the
question now was, could we believe that
all the so called kilograms We daily read,
were transmitted by wire.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 15.---Gen. Wal
lace, United States minister, supported by
the British ambassador, theoretically
pressed the porte for the punishment of
the men who recently attacked the Ameri-
can missionaries in Asia Minor.
MADRID, Nov. 15.---Oficlals of thu war
department deny that the crown prince Of
Germany will be made honorary colonel of
Spanish regiment. They say such an
appointment would be unprecedented.
PARIS, Nov. 15.-It is stated that the
Marquis Using declared he came to Paris
merely as an act of courtesy to Prime
Minister Ferry.
Hertsson, minister of commerce, speak
ing of q banquet, said French climbers Of
commerce would soon ezis. in all great
commercial centres abroad.
LoND1N, Nov. I5.-The conservative stu
dents Of ST. Andrews university have
Withdrawn the nomination of Molloch for
the rectorship and proposed Edward Glib
SOD, N. P. Of Dublin university, as eandi-
date against United States Minister Law
renee.
PARIS, Nov. 15-Semm official Journals
say that the Chinese waters will be rein
forced, owing to the fact that the Chinese
yiceroy at Canton Is assisting the black
flags.
BERLIN, Nov. 15-The North Gsrmaa
Gazette, referring to the declining trade
of France, upbraids the anti-German
press of that country for keeping people
in fear of impending war with Germany,
which paralyzes every branch of the bust
ness Of France.
ROME, Nov. 15.-The American bishops
suggest that papal nuncio be appointed
n the United States.
ROME, Nov. 15.-Cardinal Simeoni, pre-
feet of the propaganda, will give ban
quet on Sunday in honor of the American
bishops. Cardinal Jacobini, pontifcal
secretary of state, will give another ban
quet in their honor Tuesday.
VIENNA, Nov. ia monster trial will
begin in Hungary shortly, the prisoners
being Ill persons accused of partici-
patiug in the recent anti-Jewish riots. To
prove the guilt of the prisoners 1,430 wit
nesses will be called.
LIMERICK, Nov. 15.-Dswson, lord
mayor of Dublin, arrived to speak in
furtherance OF McMahon's csndidature for
parliament.
PARIS, Nov. 15.-The interview between
Marquis Tseng and Prime Minister Ferry,
to have been held to-day, is postponed IN
til Saturday.
The Marquis De Lasteyrie, life member
of the senate, is dead. He was born in
1910, and elected to the national assembly
in 1875.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-Jas. Russell Lowell,
| United States minister to Great Britain,
returned to London from the continent and
resumed the discharge of his duties.
| BERLIN, Nov. 15.-The tone of the French
press commenting upon the projected Wis
it of King Alfonso, has made very bad
impression in Berlin. Bismarck mainly
desires to discuss with DeGiers, Russian
| foreign minister. the state of affairs in
| Bulgaria.
| LONDON, Nov. 15.-John Alfred Burgan,
late manager of the Union bank of Bir-
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change and falsifying accounts, has been
sentenced ts fifteen years imprisonment.
| ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 15.-Disorders
are reported among the working people of
| kief. The military restored quietness.
BEHLTS, Nov. I5.-The German counsel
at Tamative, Madagascar, has been IL
structed to hoist the German flag over his
consulate IN that city.
| VIENNA, Nov. 1.-THE reichrath is sum-
N 5ned to meet the 4th OF December.
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