Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-14
THE OLD WORLD.

king as they defled past. The king will
shortly visit Barcelona, Saragossa, Valencia
and other towns and will review the gar
risons at these places. A colonel and
ninety unarmed men have entered France
at Port Vendres. Il is supposed they are
fugetives from SEQ de Urgel. Many fugi-
tive soldiers and corporals from Badajoz
presented themselves to the Spanish con-
sui at Elvas, Portugal, to-day and asked
pardon, stating they had been deceived.
PARIS, Aug. 13.---The Temps says a
Spanish regiment has revolted in Cata-
lonia, and that conflict has taken place
between the insurgents and the loyal
troops at Zoae Urgel, Gerina, and Fig
ueras.
LONDON, Aug. 19.-The Times Madrid
correspondent says: An order has been is
sued by the authorities forbidding the
printing of any news touching the insur-
rectionary movement in Spain, except
what is officially supplied from the home
Office, and c9utioning editors of papers to
abstain from comments upon current
events. The CORES pondent adds that a
strict censorship continues in the tele-
grams.
CoNsTANr1NoPIE, Aug. 13.-It is stated
tiations in relation to the treaty of com
merce with America and the license tax
from Constantinople to Washington.
SAIGON, Aug. 13.-Seven hundred men
have been sent Admiral Courset, command
er of the French squadron in Tonquin.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-The commander of
the British troops in Egypt telegraphs that
two soldiers died at Suez yesterday.
Also one death among the troops at
Ramleh.
MUNICH, Aug. 13-Second class medals
were awarded the following Americans at
the Munich art exhibition: Toby, Rosen-
thai, Abbey, Juengling and William Chase.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-Holmes, Bryce Nor
wood, Davy and Grey, members of parlia-
ment, and Lord Darlington, sail Oh Satur-
day for the United States. They will be
present at the ceremonies attending the
opening of the Northern Pacifcrailroad.
VIENNA, Aug. 13.-The emperor of
Austria and king of Servia will have an in
terview in Hungary next month.
PARIS, Aug. 13.---Returns thus far re-
ceived of the election yesterday for mem
befs of the council show a net representa-
ton gain of 60. The Burmese embassy
have arrived in Paris, and paid visit to
fairs.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-Lord Edmund Fitz-
maurice, under secretary of foreign
affairs, stated this afternoon in the COM
mons, in reply to questions, that the gov
eminent was aware that Mr.. Shaw, the
English missionary in Madagascar, had
been imprisoned by the French, but had
received no definite news as to the charges
against him. 1t appeared, however, that
Admiral Pierre, the French commander,
held him to be guilty of what the latter
considered to be a serious offense. The
government. said the Under secretary,
would communicate with France on the
subject of the arrest of Shaw.
Gladstone, replying to the question put
by Sir Stafford Northcote, said it was true
that Pierre had issued a proclamation for
bidding foreign soldiers and sailors from
landing at TamaEve. in virtue of the Office
of the French occupation of that place,
and ADDED that certain question might
arise hereafter in regard to the terms of
the proclamation.
LONDON, Aug. Is. "A great fire occurred
this morning on Orchard wharf, Blackwell,
where a warehouse stored with iute and
hemp was destroyed. Two fires on the
same wharf, SlnCS y uQ6.
1t is reported shat case of cholera was
discovered at FLUSHING, Holland.
DUBLIN, Aug. 13.-Juror Field has sold
his furniture and his house preparatory to
quitting Ireland An abortive attempt
was made to boycott the sale.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-The friends of Count
de Chambord have abandoned all hope of
his recovery.
LONDON, Aug ia virulsnt foot and
mouth disease has appeared at Bristol
among Canadian cattle received from
Liverpool.
The sanitary commission has decided to
remove the Gordon around Alexandria .
The deaths from cholera in Egypt on Sun
day were 407.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-The varnish and
Japan mandatory of Mobiles & Hoare, is
burning. The damage will probably be
very heavy. Forty engines are on the
ground endeavoring to prevent the
spread of the flames.
LONDON, Aug. l3.-The pope requests
Cardinal McCabe, archbishop of Dublin, to
summon chapter of his diocese to ap-
point a coadjutor who shall become arch
bishop on Cardinal McCabe's death.
The German government notifies the
]AuoIllo11 IlldG 6Ltl pig uS6u I'LL
ported iuto Germany from Austria must be
accompanied by a certificate it is not
American meat.
Another slight earthquake shock was
felt at Casamicciola on Sunday.
MADRID, Aug. 13.-The Marquis de la
Vega Armijo, when returning to the CAPT
tai traversed Portugal, and learned the full
details of the plot of the revolutionary
fraternity, which comprised all grades be-
tween the ranks of sergeants and lieuten-
ant colonies, inclusive, divided into circles
of ten persons, the only knowing centres
of the organization. If the movement had
been successful each officer was to receive
two steps in promotion. The officers who
retired at the restoration of the monarchy
took an important part in the movem ent
The military, it thus appears, lent them
selves to the Zorillas arms for purely sell
fish motives
SrRAsBURG, Aug. 13.-Antoine has writ
ten Gen. Won Manteuffel with regard to
the newspaper, publication of which by
Antoine, has been forbidden, that he, An
tome, will maintain thes aspiration OF
Alsace-Lorraine in the face of al Ger.
many. Nothing is eternal, he writes, and
1o hOoa- I;