Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-01
THE OLD WORLD.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS

Special Dis patches to Tus BEE.
RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 3t.--The
car received DsGlers, aud subse.
quently u long Dispatch was Q to
London regarding the Dsnubian con-
ference.
The famine prevails In the govern
ment of Kherxen. Several peasants
committed suicide to escape witness.
ing the misery of their starving fam.
lilies.
DoISGs IN GERMANY.
BERLIN, January 31.-The reichstag
to-day discussed the proposition of
the conservative, demanding for trades
guilds exclusive right to apprentice.
ship.
Twenty. five hundred Danes In North
Schleswig manifest no inclination to
meet the Danish representations
against the expulsion Of men declining
to enroll in the Prussian army.
SCENES IN vIRNNA.
VIENNA, January 31,--The empress
and duchess of Cumberland attended
the court ball, skating fete at the
rink, circus entertainment and cotil-
lion on Zoe. Bsnssl fires and electric
lights made the scene q brilliant one.
An earthquake Vas felt this after.
noon on the Bohemian Riesen Gebigre.
Notwithstanding the government
prohibition forty thousand copies of
The Tagblatt were sold yesterday
more than the average sale.
There Ii . growing impression that
Russia will claim Otshakow on the
branch Of the Ktlia river exempted
from jurisdiction Of the ccmmiasion
to decide the political questions be-
tween Russia and Austria, on the
ground that 1t lies entirely within
Russian territory.
ENGLISH RACES.
LONDON, January 3l.-The accept.
ance for the next race for the Lluo,ln-
shire handicap No. 40, including Lord
Ellesmere's Wsttenstein, Lorillard's
Sachem and Aranx,; soceptsnces for
the city and suburban stakes, No. 80,
including Ksene's Foxhall, Lorillard's
Iroquis, Sachem, Ararza and Passaic;
s"ceptsnces for metropolitan stakes,
No. 10, including Iroquois.
AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.
CORK, January 81. Another out.
break Of the convicts employed at the
naval works On Hswlbowiine island in
the hsI Dor has occurred. The mutiny
is still progressing,
The managers of the indu,trlal ex-
hibition ask American exhibitors to
consider the sdvisability Of erecting q
special building for their goods.
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
PARIS, January SLOWING to the
sickness of Fallisres, Dove, will con-
duct the debate on Fabre's proposal to
prescribe pretenders.
General Campsnon declined the
ministry of war.
The preliminary investigation OF
Prince Jerome's case was concluded
to-day. No decision was announced,
The printer of the manifesto was fined
400 francs.
Fabre's resolutions are expected t.
pass by q great majority. The effect
Of csshiering the Orleans prince,
likely to have on the army is a subjso'
Of anxious speculation.
Prince Jerome, In an autogrsgt
letter, thanked the ex.empress for he
visit. She replied, saying, In the fu
ture she would have nothing to d.
with politics, and invitsd the prince t,
/ visit her when he regained freedom
Marquis D. Rays and six Aubordi
mates, committed for TRAITOR breach OF
trust, fraud q manslaughter, in con-
n~ection with attempted colonization
of New Ireland.
Thebsuder has been appointed min
I lister of war.
General Mottorouge is dead.
The anarchists of Marseilles are ar
ranging a great meeting to denounoI
the Lyons tribunal. Thirty five hun
dred porcelain makers are on Il strike
q a committee was formed under tn,
y auspices of the anarchists to provide
r relief. English unionists sent LOO
francs.
THEY woUL o. GO.
vienna, January 32.-Most Of the
members CT the chamber of deputies
a belonging to the German opposition
= abstained in a marked manner from
attending the court ball last night
They attended instead the students
ball in the Ladmerman S%chulverein
r A sHIP GOEs DOWN.
4 LONDON, January 29.-The Anso
. MIA, u large Italian steamer, wa
wrecked on the coast of Tripoli
Twenty of the crew persisted. Tn
rest of the crew and passengers wer
saved.
,f A VESSEL LOST.
LONDON, January 31.-The vess,
Witch sank off Msrblehead on tn
Ia goth Inst. was not the Black Watch
n but a steamer Of similar Tonnage
carrying a crew of tw~enty-slx men.
SUFFERING IRELAND.
u At q meeting held here last night
u devise means for the relief of distre'
in Ireland, Justin Mccarthy said b
anticipated a famine. O'Donnell,
q member of parliament, made a viz
u lent attack upon the government
p which he said it had million to spar
n for bayoneting Egyptians, bat nor
for relief work.
TIKI PRINCES t
,t PARIS, January 81. - Prime
~ Nspoleon's correspondence found
~ tPo trunks discovered by the poli'
u authorities Of Scsrnes, contains
Jf nothing Of political Importance 81
81 has been returned to him.
or THE KING Is CROWNED.
ULUNDI, JanusIy 3l.--Cetswa!
In has been reinststed as king Of Ill
OF land. About five thousand Iulus we