Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-01
FOREIGN NOTES.

MADRID, Dec. 30.-The .oa 1.,. -
published contains not -, NJ 'us'
from the Spanish fore ,cn n,;nis.on ~ 49, '
p.'n.' a nen.s1or a. Washington, examin-
III p anu ssiuein the principle enunciated
+bot Tho = 4roNlar, supporting the view
$50 s,.a'o .no sss mode of guaranteeing the
of traffic in the future on the
g.. Ina canal is for the United States to
- -4all the claims of the Clayton Bulwer
taeaty>
BERLIN, Dec. 30.-On The re-assembling
of the reichstag the German war Office will
, submit supplementary estimates TO meet
the increased military expenditure.
LONDON, Dec. 30-A dispatch from
Roches' point, entrance to Cork harbor,
says, large steamer sank of there. n
particulars.
later dispatch from Roche's point says,
| the steamer that sank was coaster. Grew
saved.
BERLIN, Dec 30.-The bishops have
unitedly made private representa-
tions to the emperor, begging permission
for the bishop of Fulda to return to his
diocese.
PARIS, Dec. 30.-When the physicians
visited Gambetta this morning, they OBJ
served some symptoms of eryesipelas.
LONDON, Dec. 3O.-Wood Bostwick hall,
Norfolk's private seat, burned. Loss
100000
WORMS, Dec. 3O.-The dykes on both
sides of the Rhine, burst, and all low lying
districts are flooded.
SUEz, Dec. 3O.-Nine of the principal
culprits, out of twenty-one Bedouins i'm
plicated in the murder of Prof. Palmer's
party, have been captured, together with
their wives and other relatives The re-
naming important criminals will be held
as hostages. The murderers of Palmer
and Gill are among the prisoners. Suffic-
lent evidence has been collected for the
trial of the accused.
LONDON, Dec. 30.-In a speech last even
ing, Dixie, under foreign secretary, said
some of his earlier opinions were those OF
his political infancy, which anyone might
regard as unwise when he grew older. This
language will doubtless be connected with
the recent report of the queens objection
to Sir Charles entering the cabinet because
of his early opinions in favor of republi-
canism.
VIENNA, Dec. 3O.-The common council
has approved the scheme for an embark
ment of the Danube costing 16,000,00(
forms.
PARIS, Dec. 3O.-Count Vonwimpffen
Austrio-HungarianI ambassador here
committed suicide to-day. He left hi
home in carriage at 10 this morning
after having tenderly embraced his chill
dren. An hour and a half later he alight
ed from the carriage in the Avenue
Marcean, and leaning against a building
: drew a revolver and shot himself il
the right temple, the ball passing GU
: through the opposite side of the forehead
During the last few days Count Vol
Wimpfsen exhibited considerable menta
excitement, caused by annoyances con
nected with his official duties and the fur
nishing of new house which he was t.
occupy as head quarters of the Austro
Hungarian embassy.
Gambettas condition is slightly i'm
) proved this evening, but is still critical.
PARIS, Dec. 3O.-The Temps Telegram
from Cairo states on official authority tina
the British army of occupation of Egyp
will be reduced one-half.
LYONS, Dec Bottle Saone has risen t.
to the level of 1856. Inhabitants Or
warned that an overflow is imminent.
ROME, Dec. 30.-Negotiations between
Germany and the vatican are resumed OF
basis which afford a prospect of a com
plete settlement of the differences betweel
them