Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-26
THE OLD WORLD.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-A ST., Petersburg dis
patch denies the report of fire at Nico-
laief.
The Moscow Telegraph received second
warming for violation of the press laws.
GAMBIA, Jan. 25.-The relations between
the government and Greek consul hereare
suspended. The vice consul who insulted
the governor has been recalled to Athens.
MARsE1nLEs, Jan. 25.-The republican
clubs telegraph the representatives in the
chamber of deputies to support Floquet's
proposition.
PARIs, Jan. 25.-Mr. BilIot, while in
great measure faYoring the Orleans prin-
cess admitted that the conduct of some
OF them was not such as he could alto
gether approve. Mr.. Billot confessed that
the Duo dc Charles left his regiment with
out Ieaye,to visit the Due de Amlles' camp.
MIR. Billot blamed any officer army for
addressing !princes as monseigneur when
of duty, and admitted the Inconvenience
of having princes in the army, flor
where" he said, ''there were planets, there
will be satellites" Mr.. Billot acquiesced
in the statement of the Versailles commit
tee, which confirmed that the commission
of the Orleans princes was in main Orlean-
ist in its composition.
General Billot, minister OF war, pointed
out that if the appointment of Due d.
Aumale as general of division was can
celled, all the official work done by him
would fall to the ground, notably the sem
tence passed on ssMarshall Bazaine which
Due d Aumale signed as president of the
court martial.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-Paris dispatch to the
Telegraph: President Grevy yesterday re-
fused to sign decree of expulsion on the
ground that the special law on the subject
must be first voted. Since Monday Prince
Jerome has been unable to take his usual
exercise in the conciergerie, owing to af-
lection of the heart.
Standard dispatch: At the Elysee last
night the word dissolution was heard, but
the result of general parliamentary cleo
ton at the present crisis is feared.
PARIS, Jan. 25.---The cabinet council, to
have been held to-day, to decide its rela-
ton to questions at issue, has been post
poned until tomorrow.
WIEsBADEN, Jan. 25.-Flotow, the COM
poser, is dead.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-Forster, speaking at
the Leeds liberal club, referring to the
question as to whether Ireland should have
the same franchise as England and Scot
land, said he believed there was
only one direction in which they could
hape to settle the Irish question, and that
was by making Ireland a country with
England and Scotland. This was
receive with applause. He further said the
only way to meet home rule and
dissolution of the union was by
treating the Irish people as we would treat
ourselves. Renewed applause |. The extern
sion of household suffrage to the high
land, however, must depend upon the state
of that country at the time the new reform
bill was introduced.
DUBLIN, Jan. 25-The police are guard
ing the house of the informer Farrell, ow-
ing to threats against his mother and sis
ter.
The hurricane at Limerick occasioned
serious damage. Houses were blown down
and vessels in the harbor suffered. Trains
from Galway to Dublin ran of the track,
aud an engine with six carriages was
wrecked.
DUBLIN, Jan. 25.-It is stated that i'm
portant evidence has been obtained in
regard to the perpetrators of outrages
during the last two years in the west of
Ireland. The police expect to capture all
the members of the organization which
promoted the crimes; also the persons con-
cerned in the murder of Lord Mountmor-
ris. It is probable they will be indicted
shortly. A man who is believed to have
participated in the murder of Blake and
servant, Flynn, near Loughrea, is now in
America. He is being sought after and if
found, it is surmised he will turn queens
evidence and disclose the names and
whereabouts of his associates.
VIENNA, June 25.---The emperor gave a
banquet, this evening, to De Giers, Russian
ambassador, and staff. The Austro- Hun
garian minister of foreign affairs, presi-
dent of the Austrian council, and other
notabilities, were present.
BERLIN, Jan. %. Edwin Booths second
performance of King Lear was again rap
turously applauded.
BERLIN, Jan. 25.-Over 5000 congratula
tory letters and kilograms were received
by the crown prince aud princess, also 100
packages not yet opened. The emperor
presented massive tea service; the queen
of England sent marble statue of her
self; ten chief towns of Prussia have given
suite of dining room furniture valued at
10000 marks; the city of Berlin donated
$4,000 marks for the foundation of a
sanitary school; 100000 marks, collected
through Germany, were received for be-
neyolent purposes, and the British consul
sent 10000 marks for building an English
church.