Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-05


the Daily Ne,0s says, it is understood
Shanghai firm holding silk to the value of
81 100000 sterling, has retired from bust
ness. 1t is stated the firm has been grad
ually iiquidating. More stoppages of bus
mess houses i'll Shanghai are expected, as
Chinese banks resolutely refuse to lend
money until the war bands have been dig
PEELED.
DUBLIN, Dec. 4.-Reports of rioting at
Wexford Sunday are said to be greatly
exaggerated. The damage to property is
confined to broken windows. Nobody was
seriously INJURED. Major White, the
Chicago evangelist, held two services in
the theatre yesterday and was not dis
turbed. Another report says the rioters
disturbances we're renewed at midnight,
when the Methodist church, rooms of the
Christian association, county court house
and some houses of the protestant popu-
lation we're again attacked. All is quiet
to-day. The police patrol the streets lead
ing to the theatre.
SHEFFIELD, Dec. 4-The miners confer
ence has decided not to strike against a
reduction CT wages until January.
DUBLIN, Dec. IA correspondent of
the freemdn's Journal says: O'Donnelrs
frenzy at the conclusion of his trial Satur-
day evening was due to the fact that he
was not allowed to speak az promised.
He failed to hear the court registrar ask
him before sentence whether he had any
thing to say, and therefore made no an
swer. When Judge Denman later on for
babe his speaking, O'Donnell thought he
was wronged.
LONDON, Dec. "A Paris special states
that Admiral Courbet, commander of the
French forces in Tonquip, has ordered an
attack upon Sontag, not Bacninh, to ap-
peese the suseeptibilities of the Chinese
government during the negotiati 1ns with
France. Baeninh is garrisoned by Chinese
regulars. Sontag is in the hands of the
black flags.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4.-Samuel Williams
d Co., cotton brokers have suspend ed.
Liabilities small.
DUBLIN, Dec. AT the court of assizes
this morning the chief justice stated that
only one man would be indicted for the
actual murder of Mrs. Smythe near Col
linstown in April 1882. Eight others will
be indicted for conspiracy in connection
with the crime.
LONDON, Dec. 4.-The weavers of the
Lancashire, NINETY thousand are organ
izing strike against five per cent. re-
duciion of wages.
LONDON, Dec. 4.-The English squadron
has arf.vedlat Shanghai.
CApEros.v, Dec. AT a Getting of
Basuto chiefs, representing two-thirds
of the nation, a doo11 ment was signed by
them agreeing to retransAsr BasUSolanc to
the imperial government
ST. PrTEEsBERd, Dec. A. woman "a
Gently appeared at to Gatsehina palac
declaring thar she hitherto belonged to
inc sc:la'.st society, but had deserted it
ana wished 10 tell the cZar something i'm
portant. The woman YVES promptly ar
rested.
LoNpoN, D5o. "A MauritQs dispatch
says, ACCORDING to advioes from Madagas
car, the French bombardel Mohambo and
! Teneriffe, on the northeast coast, and two
| French frigates have gone to lombard
Fort Dauphn and other places on the
south co.'s.
SYDNEY, N. s. W, Dsr. The confer
ence of the delegates of the Australian
legislature passed esol ion in favor of
annexation of the New Hebrides, New
Guinea and other Sou + Sea islands to
Australia.
HONG KONG, Dec. 4.-Eiefen hundred
Chinese troops passed to-day. Chinese
merchant steamer is on its way from
| Shan ghai to Canton and more are follow
irg.
MADR1D, Dec i,z>-Tbere is buoyant
feeling ON the Eourse "a consequence of
belief that s.agasta, the liberal leader will
return 70 power in the new cabinet.
Ptatg, Oeo. 4.-The Champagne Gen
los,, Ia M do
tr,.ct for new mail service between
France and The West Indies and Mexlc'
for IS years for subsidy of loOoo,oo'
| francs.
LONDON, Dec. 4.--O'Donnell was in
! formed yesterday, by the sheriff, that b
would be hanged on the 18th instant. ID
received the announcement with compos
ure. and replied ne was prepared for tn
worst.
! CoNsTANrINoehE. Dec. 4.-Five polis
agents convicted using their official pos
tons to bIackmail innocent persons
falsely accusing them of coming mons
s have been sentenced to penal servitu(
d each from nine to twelve years. II
1t victims of the blackmailing have bee
, | liberated.
= CALCUTTA, Dec 4-The marquis
HipoAs 'ioSIoy OL 1uold, auu SEo Ouf
and duchess of Connaught opened Il
Id East Indian exhibition to-day with sple
10 did ceremonies. A large number of Il
ID native princes participated.
in MAxsnILLEs, Dec. A clerk employ
10 by the Credit Lyonnaise went to hou
- in the Rue Paradis to- day to collect su
O. g of money. Immediately after he receeiv
~ and reeeipted for the money, he was seiz
u | by stalwart man who Stranpiad him a
- robbed him of $4,000 francs belonging
- his employers. The house had been oce
- pied only three days by the tenants, a
% beng strangers they had rented it fer
~ week.
In PARIS, Dec. 4.-The chamber of deput
,sa adopted the education budget.
ToULoN, Dec. A telegram from Pa
orders all available transports to be d
patched to Algerian posts, where they W
he embark $4,000 men with provisions !