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MISCELLANEOUS.

CAIRO, Oct 29.--It is reported that $50
Egyptian soldiers were surprised and mas
sacred by Hill tribes in Liva Defle,
Nubia.
VARNA, Oct. 29.--The government of
Greece protests against the action Of the
Turkish government refusing to allow a
Grecian man-of-war to land supplies at
Chesme for sufferers by the earthquake at
that place.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 29.-The second
number of the Socialist Journal, issued by
students at Chestro has been published.
It declares, dispite the miserable con-
dition of the peasantry, the socialist pro-
paganda has not made the progress it
expected. The Journal publishes the
names of various persons arrested in
Cronstadt, Odessa and Nikolief.
and says two hundred students
were expelled in body from a CONNER
cial school at Belaja, Zerkow, in the gov
ernment of Kiev. No reason was assigned
for this summary action. It also states
students of noble birth in the Constantz
military school at st. Petersburg are
being required to furnish a list of the
uh1Q6S OI Lr6lr prSsout ShO ioiAuoI oO-
quaintance=. the alleged motive for which
requirement being the finding of comp pro-
missing documents IN their possession.
PosEN, Oct. 29.-The Gazette announces
a great private council at which all the
governors general of provinces will be
present, to be held at st. Petersburg about
the beginning of December for the purpose
of celebrating new constitutional measures.
ATHENS, Oct. 29---The river Salembria
10 Thessaly, overfowed its banks, causing
widespread devastation. One hundre
houses have been destroyed and several
lives lost. Larissa and villages in its
vicinity are surrounded by water. Com
munication with the flooded district is
much delayed, and railroads greatly dam
aged.
ERMsbEBER7, Oct. 90 Since the out
break of Trichinosis, over 400 person have
been attacked and eighteen died.
BRUSSELS, Oss. 29.-UDiversal sufragist;
of Liege favor greet public demonstra
ton in Brussels in January next to fur
ther the movement.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

DUBLIN, Oct, 29.-The Freeman's Jour
nal declares that the government circular
Just issued contains suggestions to the
Irish Emigration committee, proposing
wholesale shipment of the Irish people tc
Canada. Every facility has been offered
the board of guardians and clerks unions
to promote emigration. No workhouse
paupers will be sent. Large contracts
have been made with shipping companies
for tho conveyance of emigrants. The
Canadian government is party to the
scheme against which the Freeman's
Journal warns all Irishmen.
There was no public meeting OF the
national league anywhere in Ireland yester-
day. the government forbidding them.
Some disorders occurred at Castle Lyon,
county Cork, where the police with fixed
bayonets charged upon procession,
breaking it up completely and capturing
the banners and musical instruments.
When the military and police withdrew,
however, the meeting was held, and thus
the object of the league was affected.
LONDON, Oct. 29-A gentleman was at
tackled Yesterday by lunatic in car on
z SuDQrDan railway dAi0 NOlASS-- -N-SS--HAOAN'
The orly other occupant OF the compart-
mens vas lady. When the train arrived
at station she gave the alarm and the
lnnatic was secured.
LONDON, Oct. 29--Despite the disap-
proval of Derby, colonial minister of the
explorations of New Guinea, the projec-
tors will proceed. A steamer leaving
England before Christmas will take six
months provisions, tents and arms, each
subscriber of e1OO to the expedition will
secure a land warrant entltling him to LOCO
acres.
A warrant has been issued for the ar
rest of the sub-manager of the Preston
Banking company at Preston on the
charge of embezzling 100000.
1t is reported that Gladstone goes to
Cannes.
MADRID, Oct. 30. The Cereies battalion
which guarded the ministerial buildings,
and which was disarmed and disbanded,
was a volunteer organization OF govern
ment employees which the minister de-
cided to dissolve. No political import
ance is attached.
LONDON, Oct. 29.--Mr. Russell, after a
long consultation yesterday with Sullivan,
O'Donnelps counsel, formally took charge
of the arrangements for O'Donnelfs de-
fense.
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LATE MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

A barn owned by A. j. Boar2man on
Seventeenth street, between Nicollet and
Hennepin avenues, was burned last night.
Loss $1,000; insured.
Precisely at IL o'clock last night Ser
geant McKernan, accompanied by Officers
Leonard, Narmsn and a ubiquitous GLOBE
reporter, visited 252 Second avenue south
to arrest guilty pair who had been OBJ
served in fagrGate delictu in that building
short time previously. The four visitors
entered the room and found the lascivious
pair in bed and brought them to the
lookup, Mrs. Isaacs, the landlady, said
two young ladies representing themselves
as sisters, and bringing testimonials as TO
moral character, rsntsd rooms Of her about
a month ago, and until last night,
she discovered nothing wrong
in thsir conduct though
they appeared somewhat spieious. They
came from Euu Claire, Wis, and said they
had a brother in this city working in dry
goods establishment, who frequently calls
to see them and pays the rent. a week
ago one OF the sisters fell sick, and Is now
abed and attended by DR.. Bray. The other
sister last night was found in the adjacent
room, as already told, and there is no
question of their being demi mondes of
the first water. Caelb Jefferson, the
young man, is the son of prominent
grocer on Washington avenue,
who formed the acquaintance
only yesterday of Nellie McGregor, the
woman who lured him to disgrace. Mrs.
Jsaacs is extremely indignant at finding
her rooms converted to disreputable pur-
poses and is determined to give the sick
sister the grand bounce as soon as she is
able to travel.
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FRANCE AND CHINA.

LONDON. Oct. 29.-The French ambassa-
dor to China has informed LII Hung
Chang tina! either the open or occult as
sistance of AMMAN by China would "causus
belli." The Paris Goulois says: In view
of the contingency of war between France
and China, several rench IRON clads have
been ordered put in readiness to rein
force the French squadron in Chinese
waters.
LONDON, Oct. 29.--The Chinese legation
has furnished the newspapers with copies
of the entire correspondence with the
French minister of foreign affairs upon
the Tonquin question. The correspond
ence embraces twenty-seYen communica-
tions.
PARIS, Oct. 20 Mail advices show The
French forces in encounters IL the vicinity
of Hanoi, early in September, net Chi
nese regulars we'll armed and oticered.
After a 3nfict of three days, during
which the French took some of the enemy's
works, they withdrew, leaving Hal Pong
still in the hands of the enemy. Some
troops of the king of AMMAN were with
the enemy. letter from Saigon states
that unheard of cruelties were committed
near Hue on the occasion of its capture by
the French sailors. Admiral Courbet oil
rected in an official order that thsre should
be no quarter given men. women or chill
dren. Three hundred Annamites fleeing
from the bay of Theran were all shot, ane
$50 more, drifting in junk without arm'
or oars, we're also massacred. The Ftgdr'
declares that Admiral Courbet, at the In
stance of Commissioners Harmand, allowe'
the preparation of such acts in order t.
terrorize the Annamites. The Temps de
MES that Admiral Courbet gave sucl
orders, but admits 1,200 of the enem
were slain at Theran.
HoNG KoNGs Oct. 29,-The defences
Canton are being actively pushed forwar
Large quantities of arms and ammunltio
were conveyed to that city yesterday
Chinese ounboats. An immediate attac
on Chinese ports is not generally expec
ed, though for some time to come tghtln
will be confined TO Tonquin, but it seer
inevitable that hositilities will ultima1el
spread to China.
:. Another French reverse in Tonquin Wi
be fraught with serious resultslto forelgne
in China. Advices from the interior sho
. the political excitement is spreading. L,
authority of the Imperial government
much weakened in many districts. A wa'
! of anti foreign feeling is passing over tt
| country.
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The Ch1ness Marcnanfs.

SAN Francisco, Cal, Oct. 29.--Two Chi
nese cases to test the validity of Chinese
government certificates were up to-day be-
fore Judge Hoffman, Of the United States
district court. He pronounced them ex-
ceedinely embarrassing. One of them
was Chinaman who said he was a cigar
manufacturer. The judge said congress
used the word merchant" not "manufac-
turer;" that if every Chinaman who made
a few cigars or peddled matches was to be
classified as merchant, the restriction act
would be practically a dead letter. The
second csse was boy seventeen years of
age. The certificate set forth that bearer
was going to San Francisco to manage the
business interest OF a mercantile firm.
Whether he was day laborer OR mer-
chant was difficult to decide, SO judgment
was deferred.
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in Euro ,e He said tie foreign relations

in Euro %. He said tie foreign relations
of Austria were perfectly friendly. His
recent utterances, especially those in re-
gard to Russia, were perhaps wilfully dis
torted. He had described Austria's rela-
tions with Russia as completely normal and
therefore, friendly. Russia peremptorally
felt the need of peace, and Austria re-
quired the same relations. Austria and
Russia bore the character of holding out
mutual and friendly cancellations AID he
was confident peace was assured for long
time to come. Austria's relations with
Germany were perfectly secure, being
based upon unreserved accord between the
two cabinets and upon the feelings of the
peopl3 themselves. These well known
facts materially aided the two countries in
their efforts to maintain peace.
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THREE WARNINGS

SICK STOMAoH-AN ACHING HEAD-AND
CONSIDERABLE GENERAL DEBILITY, ARE
THREE WARNINGS WHICH IT IS MADNESS TO
DISREGARD. DANGEROUS DISEASES MAY BE
EXPECTED TO FOLLOW THEM IT NOT ARREST
ED WITHOUT DELAY. TONE THE RELAXED
STOMACH, CALM THE EXCITED BRAIN, IN
vIGORATE THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, AND
REGULATE THE BOWELS, WITH TARRANT'S
SELTZER APERIENT IF YOU WISH TO ES-
CAPE THE EVILS WHICH THE FREMONT
TORY SYMPTOMS INDICATE HOW MANY
CONSUMING FEVERS, vIoI ENT BILIOUS AT
TACKS, NERVOUS PAROXKsMS, AND OTHER
TERRIBLE AILMENTS MIGHT BE PREVENT
ED IF THIS AGREEABLE AND INCOMPARA-
BILE SALINE TONIC AND Alternative WERE
ALWAYS TAKEN IN TIME? SOLD By ALL
DRUGGISTS.
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claims. An over-use of the brogue some
times defeats its own end. Sweet as the
natural "softness" may sound to Irish
ears, it is often made q sub
ject of senseless ridicule by
unthinking parties. Those to whom
it is natural, cannot obliterate it if they
would, and those who put it ''on" seldom do
it as a mark of respect TO the Irish tongue,
bat rather for some personal and idiotioal
"sport." However, priest or no priest,
Irish brogue or Norwegian accent, whether
natural or otherwise, it cannot be doubted
that the Democratic candidate will cause
Mr. Hubbard to rise very early and work
later than he ever did before, if he expects
to carry Minnesota Gu the 9Th day of No
vember. j. j. R.
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The Rock Point Disorder.

P1rrsBURG, Oct. 29.---D. Messler, vice
president and controller of the Pennsylva-
MIA company, was arrested to-day on an
attachment issued by Judge McJun&in, for
contempt of court, in persisting in laying
track at Rock Poiut when a lower court
had decided against them. Forty-fve
employees of the Pennsylvania company
were arrested yesterday for contempt and
are still in Rock Castle Jail, no attempt
having been made to release them
Every thing is quiet at Rock Point to-day,
ard it is thought now it will be fought out
in the courts.
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> s1,elefnn nIamrnath.

SAN FRANCISCO, O.t. 29.,--Dr. Leonard
Stsgneier, who was commissioned by the
Smithsonian institute to go to Behring's
island and find the skeleton of the ''North-
ern Manatic'' Or sea COW, arrived in town
to day on the steamer ST. Paul from the
Arctic with an excellent specimen. The
StelIer scientific Behring's second expedi-
ton, wrecked in 1741, was the first to see
and describe living specimen. DR.. Steg-
meier says bis skeleton is the same as that
of the animal described by Steller, and is,
hs believes, the only one in this country.
He also has seventeen skulls of the same
animal
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SCANDAL IN HIGH LIFE.

The Mari ial Relations of a Son of Augrs
Belmont Brought Prominently Before
the PuDlic-A Probable Salt for Divorce.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
New YORK, Oct. 29.---The aristocrats of
Fifth and Murray hill are in state of
feYerish anxiety waiting publicity in a
divorce case that will shake American
society from stem to stern. The rumor
was that the son OF one of the richest men
on Fifth avenue, lately returned from Eu-
rope, would be compelled to defend suit
in the supreme court for ab-
sol1te divorce unless COM
promise should bs effected before
Today. It was, however. learned to-day
tha defendant in the case was no less q
notable than o. Il. Perry Belmont, son OF
August Belmont, the millionaire banker
end the complainant was Miss Sarah S~ar
Whiting, now Mrs. Belmont. On Wednes
day, Dec. 81, 1882, the Whitiog-Belmon
wedding took place, Bishop Clark ofticia
ting. Congressman Perry Belmont. broth
er CT the groom, was best man and Angus
tus Whiting, scion of an ola Ne~ gari
family, gave his sister away. All Ne'
Iork's brlihancy and wealth was present
Then followed q bridal tou
to Europe. In few months came sto'le
regarding the actions CT Belmont in Paris
1t w1s said that he had grown wild an'
was breaking the heart of his bride. Afte
while came another story. For tin
all was still in the Belmont family, unit
the New York papers got hold of it. 1t
said that Mr.. and Mrs. Belmont quarrele
again, but just what it was about thi
time never came out clearly. Mrs. BelmoE
has said very little about her trouble ou
eide of their family circle. She is th
daughter of the late Augustus Whitne.
and lady having peers in this city. LeaC
ing clnb men were well acquainted wit
Belmont were approached on the subje,
tonight by the GLOBE correspondent, b1
they simple shrugged their shoulders an
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EYascuaradipg.

WAUPUN, Wis. Oct. 29.-S. j. Hudson,
of Belvidere, Illinois, who came here re-
Gently with two children in search of his
runaway wife, found her masquerading in
male attire under the name of Frank Du-
bois.. She was living with Gertrude Fal-
Ter, having been married to her early last
spring by Rev. II. L. Morrison, at the
home of the brides mother. The decep-
ton had not been suspected, but many
thought Frank Dubois had many charac-
tericists OF a woman Under this name sht
had solicited odd jobs of painting and wa:
making sufficient to support them both.
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r. j.. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board Public Works.

If there is anything in the known wor'a'
of value not yet found in the soil of north
Dakota it probably is there waiting tho
proper time of discovery. There is great
excitement just now in Walsh county over
the reported discovery of petroleum az
Mimic, some 35 miles northeast of Grand
Forks. 1t is stated that E. q. Chase was
digging an artesian we'll for an elevator
when he discovered signs of Oil which
flowed readily. 1t was tested in crude
state and gave bright, clear light. If 1t
turns out to be genuine thing aud ex-
teuds over any considerable region, the
upper counties will have bonanza, rivaLs
ing the Lisbon gold finds.
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One remarkable thing abous this new
country is the number OF large and fine
hotels found in new and small places
Carringtonsis about six months OLD and has
a $4,000 house. Dawson, with 200 or 800
people, has $4,000 hotel. Steele about
the same, and so with numerous other
places. Some of the larger places like
Fargo and jamestown, are hardly up to
towns not one tenth.as old and with less
than tenth of their population. The
local papers are taking hold of the matter,
and with a prosperous outlook in the
spring, there will be large caravansarles with
modern conveniences put up at numerous
points. Moorhesd. just across the river
from Fargo and with only about third OF
its population, has vastly superior hotels.
One Of the indications of the growth and
pros oec5s of jamestown is found in tbs
form stion of party of capitalists to erecl
! tenement houses. They commence witt
Eve cottages and two double houses.
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A Good Ssnd-Of.

CHICAGO. Oct. 29.-The newly appointed
Roman Catholic Archbishop Riordan, ac-
companied by large number of clergy
and laymen, left for his new post of duty
in San Farncisco this afternoon. The par
ty occupied special train over the Chi
oago, Burlington d Quincy road. The
laynen accompanying the archbishop re-
TUNED to this city after journeying as far
as Mendoza, but the other members of the
escorting party, six in number, remain
with him till the end of the journey.
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The Irish Vote.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 80.
To the Editor of the Daily Globe.
In your issue of this morning you pub
lish communication from High Forest,
in Olmsted county, with reference to Bier
mann and the Irish voters of that county,
in which he is said to be "the noblest Ro-
man of them ALL" Now, have pretty
large acquaintance among the Irish peo-
pie in and around High Forest and other
parts of Olmsted county, and can-as
much as one man may-vouch for the
truth of your correspondents statement;
and furthermore, methinks I can come
within quarter section of naming the
writer of the letter referred to. 1t L
am right in my conjecture, no
voter in the township is better posted, or
more surely qualified to voice the senti-
ments of the Irish voters of High Forest
and surrounding country in some parts of
which the Irishman is as thick as flies ID
sugar barrel; and, following their sharp
| natural instinct as to the better friend,
they will vote Democracy almost to man:
| the more so since 2 man so faVorably
| known to them as Adolf Biermann heads
the ticket.
The only things object to in the article
is the calling on a former clerical adviser
to substantive his remarks. They bear
the impress of fact sufficiently in them
selves. The priest should not be brought
into political discussions, much Is Irish
| Catholics may value his advice
and example, aud if you must call or
| him, 90 il in some othel
way than by calling him by name. 1
has been used as an argument egains
IrishInen time and again that they follcv
their priest IN everything, blindly ant
without question. This imputation ha
been nearly lived dowu.but send it square
" and surrey 10 oblivion at once and for
ever by refrainirg fiom calling the name
or characters of your priests into politics
In his cloister Or rs common voter, tn
man OF God is eli right; but. from th
position he occapies among Catholics, an
especially the Irish position, he can be
great help to any party that may happe
/ to enlist his sympathy.
t And again: No Irishman need introduc
t Connaught slang or ''far down" broGue
hint at The genuineness of his Milesia
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Oct. 29.-Desertions at Olden-
burg arising from the unpopular command
ing officer, General Stein mann, who is
said to have insulted the soldiers and peo-
pie of Oldenburg, have excited much at
tention here. The newspapers generally
deplore the Misunderstanding, especially
as there never before existed at Oldenburg
any -Prussian feeling. 1t is stated
Gen. Steinmann received four challenges.
He fought second duel Friday last, and
received bullet in the shoulder. The
troops are confined in barracks every night
in readiness for any further disturbance.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Oct. 29.-The budget commit
tee of the Austrian delegation discussed
the foreign estimates. Count Kalnoky,
minister of foreign affairs, in answer to
quest ons reviewed the political situation
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Fat Stock Show.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-. Oct. 29.-Extensive
PREPARATIONS are being made for the first
annual Fat Stock show, opening here Nov
1. Entries are made by stock men in
various parts of the United States and
from Canada. On the opening day there
will be grand parade of over 500 head
Of cattle on exhibition, including 800 head
of polled Angus and Galloway breeds.
A daily public sale of these TWO varieties
will be held from the 2nd to 9Th.
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would say nothing. The latest informa-
tion is To The effect that the case wll never
SEQ Daylight IN ths courts, and meeting
will occur tomorrow at which the trouble
will be atnicabiy adjusted.
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New YORK, Oct. 29.-Comptroller P.
Grant has removed Daniel Jackson, audi
tor of accounts. The action grows out OF
losses to the city through the operations OF
Clark Carroll and associates.
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TEE CRIME DOCKET.
F4T4E FR4C3S on THE RIFER
STEIAER PIErSBORG.

A Woman q utally Murdered In Penn
sylvahis Tcwn-FataI Feuds in Several
Sectjons-A Canadian Embezzler Skips
to the States-Cussednessi in General.
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MASKED ROBBERS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 29.While the fam
ily of Wm. Fox, a farmer three miles from
the city, wero eating supper Sunday night
three masked men with drawn revolvers
entered the house. Two OF them kept
watch while the third man robbed the
house. Fox had sold real estate the day
previous, but deposited the money in the
bank. No arrests.
Daily globe., 1883-10-30

Order of Council to Board for formal
| report on grading and bridging Forest
street from Seventh street north to Case
street. Referred to Fifth ward member
| Order of Council to Board for formal
report on grading Robert street, from
Bluff to Thirteenth streets. Referred TO
Engineer for plan and estimate of cost.
| Order of Council to Board for formal
report on change of grade on Acker street,
from Mississippi street to Bnffalo street.
Referred to Engineer for profile.
Order of Council to Board for formal
report on opening an alley, through block
%. ST. Paul proper, commencing at
point seventy feet east of Wabashaw
street. thence eastward along south side OF
the new Opera house buiidiug at width
of ten feet to point 1G5 feet west OF
Cedar street and from said point to Cedar
street at width of fifteen feet. Referred
to Engineer for plan Of land to be taken
Order of Council to Board to cause Park
avenue to be put in good condition for
travel from Sycamore to Arch street, II
view of the fact that part of Rice street
will soon be made i'm passable by reason
of the construction of bridge over The
railroads. Referred to Engineer to make
i'm proyement ia soon as work is commenc
ed on Rice street.
Order of Council to Board to let by con
tract the grading of the alley in block ~
, Rice & Iryins's addition to st. Paul, be-
/ tween Elm and Sherman streets; Cedar
street, from Twelfth street to Bluff street
Mackubin street, from University avenue
!. to Charles street; View street from Kan
; dolph street to Seventh street; Fourtf
:. street, from Commercial street to Hoffman
D avenue; and for constructing sewer on
: Cedar street, from connection with
q sewer on Seventh street to Eighth street
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Chicago, Oct. ga Lincoln, Illinois,
special stating that a man had been ar
rested at Hampton, Iowa, who had con-
fessed that he wes hired to murder Zura
Burns, has turned out TO be a pure fabrica-