Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-02
THE OLD WORLD.

PARIS, April ALFRED DeLacour, tn
well known writer of plays and ballads, i
| dead.
BERLIN, April 1.-The statement is mad,
| that Bismarck had under consideration tht
propriety of the dissolution of the reichs
tag should it continue refractory on the
question of the bill providing for the in
crease of military pensions.
Tie election for member of the reichs
tag for 5trslsund to-day excites great at
tention on account Of the unexpected re-
sxlt. Stralsund for the last sixteen years
returned conservatives. The latest returns
indicate the election of the liberal candi-
date by majority OF 500 out of an IN
usually streng total vote of $1,000. The
result is all the more significant as the en-
tire official organization works in support
Of the conservative candidate. The cleo
tion was rendered necessary by the ap-
pointment of DenegendaBk to the presi-
dsncy of the province
LONDON, April 1.-Prominent officials
connected with the railways throughout
tbs kingdom have been in consultation
with respect to the recent eutrSges, and as
q result the railway companies have re-
solved upon the organization of pro-
tectivs corps, whose duty it will be to
watch suspicious per.ons travelling on the
roads and guard against carriage parcels
supposed to be for 1ss in the prosecution
Of unlawful and malicious designs
LoNDos, April THE McIvers COR
sldersd shst as managing agents of the
CcEHrd company at Liverpool, they should
be entrusted with larger powers than the
board was willing to give, hence their re-
signstion.
vienna, April Edwin Booth appeared
Ia Hamlet snd was received with great sp-
plauss. The newspapers express
6saPpointmsnt and say the acting was
1uch below what was expected of Booth
PARs, April IA boiler explosion at
ST. Dizisr killed twenty-six persons, IN
jursd thirty eight,
PrsTH, April The funeral of Count
Won AsilGth Won Szekhely, murdered at
Ofen, took place yesterday, The town was
drapsd. The Obcrhsus will go into mourn
ing one month. The police have positive
information that the assassin is an Italian
named Sponga, formerly an apotheeary's
assistant, lately out Of employment.
Speaga has escaped.
. many JCuLo dSO buC OOHAS was btaUOCu
and robbed BY servant who escaped to
New York.
BERLIN, April 1.-The celebration of the
anniversary of the birth of Bismarck was
an occasion Of much brilliancy. The mill
tary bands performed national and operatic
selections before his residence, and visits
were made in person by Emperor William,
and many ladies aAd distias xishsd house
holders, officers of high rank, foreign
ministers, and other notablss who have
congratulated the chancellor. Many tels-
grams are also received fslicitating the
prince upon the occasion of his sixty
eighth birthday.
On account of the poor heelth f-Bis-
nArck his doctors refused to allow him to
exercise in the park to- day as he had in
tednsd. One of the first messages 9on-
gratulatory was from the king sf Bavaria.
HAvnE, April John Walsh has sailed
for New York.
ROME, April 1.-Cardinal Pier Francisco
Aoglin is dead.
PARIS, April 1.-The Duke D'Aumale, in
taking leave of the academy, declared that
he regarded the Orleans movement as a
maneEVre against him.
CoRx, April 1t is reported that the
police believe an internal machine factory
has been established in this locality.