Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS,

SOFIA, Jan. 14.-Reports of an early
rising of Mussulmen in the mountain dis
trict of Eastern Roumelia are confirmed.
The authorities seized several cases of
Martin rifles sent by the ''Young Turkey
committee" at Constantinople to the COM
mittee in Philipopolis The Turkish
troops have clandestinely massed on the
Eastern Roumelian frontier.
BERLIN, Jan. 14.-Edwin Booths fourth
appearance was as enthusiastic as the three
preceding. The engagement is prolonged.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Jan. ia scheme for
the administration of judicial, financial
and military reforms in Egypt which the
British consul handed to the pasta yester-
day, also deals with the proposed regula-
ions in reference to the Suez canal and
arrangements for Withdrawing British
troops from Egypt when the objects aimed
at are secured. The effect of the scheme
upon the porte has already been to dispel
the idea that England contemplated the
annexation of Egypt.
PARIS, Jan. 13.-The government will
submit to the deputies a bill comforting a
life pension of, 10000 francs on the widow
of Gen. Chanzy.
PARIS, Jan. 13.-The first chamber of the
civil court of the Seine to-day, declared it
self incompetent to act in the suit of
Countess San Antonio nee Martinez Camp
os, to obtain from her husband, the son of
Marshal Serrano, of Spain,an allowance of
100000 frencs per annum, as we'll as $4,000
francs to defray the expenses,of her ap-
peal to the Roman curio for an annullment
of her marriage.
GENOA, Jan. 1.-THE Straus railroad
accident, in which several persons were
killed, occurred near Camerlata, Italy.
NICE, Jan. IA great number of
wreaths to be placed on Gambetta's tomb
have been received from all parts of
France.
The flag of the United States consulate
was draped and was at half mast uring
the funeral of Gambetta yesterday. The
United States naval uniform was especi-
ally noticeable in the procession.
NICE, Jan. 14.-Tenbroeck's Shakespeare
won the first race to-day.
PARIS, Jan. 14.-All the evening papers
here publish rumor this afternoon of the
death of the emperor Of Germany, but the
Courier du Soir was the only one which
affirmed the rumor to be true. The Havas
agency received the news, but has hesitated
to send it to the papers without confrma-
ton.
LArER.-A later dispatch received to-
night from Berlin states the Emperor
William is in excellent health, but Prince
Charles, the emperor's brother, is very Sc
riously i'll. This probably Lave rise to
the false report of the emperor's death.
The estimated losses by the floods in
Germany will reach 100000 marks.
The total number of lives lost by the
foods in the vicinity of Ludwigshafen is
estimated at forty -one. Stringent military
measures effectally stopped the practice of
bands of men going about in boats plum
dering the inundated houses.
Two miscreants were captured near
Fronsn that we're trying to cut dams with
the object of creating fresh opportunities
for plumber. The soldiers repaired the
mischief thus averting great disaster.
EsBERLIN, Dec. 14.-Six spectators of the
floods were drowned near Oppenheim.
LYONS, Dec. 1.-THE prisoner Gautier,
one of the anarchists, admitted that he
had relations with Ellie Reclus, and says
he had as good right to see Reclus as
Rochefort to see Parnell or Gambetta the
prince of Wales.