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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-10

SANTA FE is preparing to celebrate, in July
next, the $3.50 anniversary of its founding.
Cabeca de Vaca, after serving with Narvaez in
Florida, went westward and after thrilling ad-
ventures was the fret European to set foot in
later an expedition under Coconado explored
afterward the town of Santa Fe was founded.
This was only twenty-nine years after the con-
quest of Mexico by Cortez, jamestown, Va,
formerly had the honor of being the most
ancient town in the United States. After Florida
was annexed, st. Augustine held that distinction,
but since the acquisition of New Mexico, st.
Augustine has given place to the city of Santa
Fe in that Territory. New Mexico contains
tribes of Pueblo Indians living in the same man
ner as they existed when Columbus discovered
America. The Pueblo at Taos, building five
stories high, stands as it did centuries ago. New
Mexico also possesses antiquities of the stone
age, and also of the Spanish conquest Descend
ants Of the ancient Spanish families yet reside
there, and they will lend many relics. Relics of
the old American trappers and scouts will also
form q part of the exhibition. The exhibition
will last during the entire month of July, de.
lightful season in New Mexico. IL will be
opened by special proceedings, including prob
ably an address by the Rev. DR.. Storrs, of
Brooklyn. Twice week there will be special
days devoted to some interesting purpose. One
day there will be a representation, in which
1000 persons will take part, of the entry OF the
Spaniards into Mexico. Another day there will
be performances by the Pueblo Indians. There
will also be excursions to the interesting cave
dwellings in the vicinity. stt..
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-10

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1883.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-10

THE last past year was very prolific of books,
the prOductiveness exceeding all former years.
There were recorded during the year 3,472
works, including new editions. In all this mass
OF literature 1t is surprising how few rise above
the general level, the last years estuary of the
great sea Of literature being almost unbroken by
wave of superior work, especially in the line
of fiction. Among the more prominent novels
by American writers are Howell's ga Modern
Instance" TOurgee's "JOhn Eax," Miss Mobiles
"a Reverend IDOL" CrawfOrd's "Mr. Isaacs,"
Hawthorne's ''Dr. Grimshaw's Secret" Bishops
"House OF Merchant Prince" Miss Phelps
"Dr. zay," besides "Guerndsle," "Aschen-
braedel," "The Desmond Hundred" etc. The
principal novels by English writer's brought out
last year are: Hardy's "Two on
Tower" Macdonalds weighed and Want
ing" Mrs. Alexanders "The Freres,"
stevenson's "New Arabian Nights" Mrs.
Riddell's Daisies and Buttercups," Louisa
PARIS "Robn," Ouida's SIN Maremma," Troll
lopes 'The Fixed Period" Kept in the Dark"
and ''Marion Fay" Shorthouse's "Inglesant,"
Besant's "Revolt OF Man." Mrs. ELEPHANTS SIN
Trust" and Lady Jane" Anstey's ''vice Versa"
etc.
Among the works translated were: Daudet's
'Numa Roumestan," Madam Adams ''A Easel
mating Woman" zola's SPOT Bouille" and SIN
the Whirlpool" Bjornsons Bridal March,"
captain Mansana" and "Maguhild," Halevy's
"Abbe Constantine" Auerbach's "5pinoza,"
Barili's "The Eleventh COMMANDMENT and "a
Whimsical Wooing."
In fiction the past year shows an increase of
$50 volumes over 1881. In theology and reli-
gion there was loss of fifteen volumes, and in
juvenile books a loss of fifty-six. In biography
there was loss of twenty-eight In humor and
satire there was neither loss nor gain, the total
for each year being thirtyfve.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-10

BY JNo. C. NEW s. SON.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-08
Cincinnati, sonntag, Sen 5. Sali 1883.

Gaufihritt aHgenontffieiL iinb bdlo itiirnlte
ih ppripdrtS ipie ein Hajenper. IS fparb
mir idredIih fIar. ih rnuBte persfpeifeIt
relnerL fpeiin ih nlein 2eben rettentpoats.
Dsit sinem Baurrpipsiss, ben ih raid abs
geriiien batts, ihlaB i'd ipiitbeno I'm mid,
absr es balf fat nid,tS, bic SUIT mar
fHipar3 BON ben perteufsIten GudlssiIterlt,
bic ii9 nit BIutgier auf mid itiirsten.
Sic psrbunfeIten ben SimneI. Der fbriQe
Gcn ihres Suatinen8 iibsrtbnte ieEbit ben
ShaH meIner Iritts. SD tperf ben
Baunstpeie fort unb raunte nit 9tufbies
tnng alier araft portpdrts, iiiiter por=
trdrt5 gum ninfetren mat es 3u ipat.
Die Dlostito's fansn mir in bic 9tussn,
in bic Haienb6blen in bic Dbret, ben
Wtuno faum fonnts i1 nit ben sIeihs
falls arg 3eritohenen Sdnben eB m6glid
inu4eny bab i4 nod Atbem su bpIen per.
mobts. Dieine Singer trietten BON Blut.
SD fiblte, oaB i9 In bisIem furhtbaren
Sample 5u erlabmen bssann, ein unbe.
i6reiblider Sdauer iiberlief mid, i'd
i6rie Dor Gnsit anb GntieBen, min
sraufte Dor BEN elencen Tope in bisle,
@eitaIt.
Der IeBten fiinf Rinuten bieiss I1red
Iihsn 2alifes fann itb mid niht seua,
erinnern; it befano mid in einem nil
Den Iuup,el, benz Babnlinn nabe. Gno
liG erl6Iafftsn meine Bsine, i5 itoIpsrte
| fiel....
SD fieI sessn bic s5sns (llm3aununs
zines cer srIten SduIer in Canaan. De
SAD bra4te mid ipieosr etipaS 3ur 8eiin
nuns, aber i4 mar fait blinb, batte nu
einen 56pahen S1immer Dor ben 9lngen
Der mir erm6sIidt: mid Bis s,ir 3biir
su f4Isppsn nnb iApah um 9iIfe u
rufen.
Die Gbir sins auf mebrere Stimnsu
4 ihrieen Dor Gntiebsn. SD b6rte nod 6et
8uf:: ,Giitiser Gott, &c bat ben Mo5fito
SumpF paIiirt!" Damn persinssn mt
4 bic Sinns.
i Grit nad brei Tagsn ertpadte iG au
4 Sieberpbantaiier, MIR neine iehr frdftis
4 9tatur errettete mid bonn Eooe. Webrer
gDocbea ntabts i'd auf benz RranfenIase
subrinSsn. Die Rarbsn aus bieIel
Rampfe, ein fiir9terlt9 serfeBtes 9sit1i
trug in nod 3tpsi Wonate. t. s.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-08
Oallje Nanlnler 923.

BET Gdiuarns bon fosmi5Aer MoIfe III
sinsr BabH ipuubsrt, bie siuel 1ndBissn
Winfsl NIT bet Bahn sSupitsr8 fat ioI
tpiro Iih baourh aud nD4 cine getpiIIe
BarinttDn in Der yeripoiaitdt erfIdten
|lailen, bic man bereitS bepbad,tet BAT.
Bel ben fIeiBigen Dtobadtungeft
trelhe man gesentpdrtie bisler Hericoisis
tat tinb ibrsn yariatirneu ipibtnet, iuiirce
It'd fnbslieteriDeiIs bte GEiitens ilno bic
Sage bieier fDsmiIdsn Wulte redt Isidt
angeben IdiieH.
Dem Supiter fatit man fhon fold etp
3unitltiit 1atraiei,. ST bat Elm erefpefz
table Raile, ein TaulenoltsI Der Soune,
mas ridt ipenie fdssn tpilI. 3uoesi lit
berslts eln tntereiiantss Runititild dlits
llher Natur bon ibm befannt. Gr bat
TN Sahr 1857 beini suFdIIigen Wessgiien
nit e!ueat ga1s unItuIoigen Rontsteis
benfelben 10 aus Der Babn geriIlsn aao
fort8eihleubert baB Ct in elmer gang
feuen Bdbn, pon Sa6ren ullD WOnas
teiy Inn bic Some su Iau{sa anfing.
glber nad eli Sabreil traf er ipisDsrlsis
NIT bsur pIaneten Supitsr ait DsrieIbsu
6teEs suIan,msf, no &c ldon ei,nna[ Die
| IsefdbrItde Radbarl9aft Sapitrs sll
foitsi befart, uno nun jAledperte ibn
Snpiters An5isbunssfraft iuieoerant N
cine gang aucere Babn, III ipeIdsr sr
nierraIs ntsbr bon Der grbe aus
geiebeu irercen tann. DnB Supiter
| I'M Spiel ieinsr gInsiebung NIT etlseIuesr
Tbeilen einsS fosmiidsil aDDIfenitfparn,S
ber 56rberer Der SomusnHeds linb ibrer
BerioDiSitdt fem fann barF man irobI
oIs beI6sioene 8ernatbans ausiprsGen.
Gntllebeli nno gergsben I'm Neltrauns
/ fbsiat Elm Naturssiss su fsil, bus inlrrer
DentIider uito fIarsr Dem MenI4en8ei5t
Etperoel fpirb, ie tueiter mir I'm MiiIe.s
/ fortidreitea. Sino mir ia leIber Yaturs
fincsr I'M QBsItreum, Die bern GeIsk bcs
@ntitebehs uno oem oes gergehsns aiSs
!E9siebt liitb. gtnr eer Geiit iheint poil
einem Sll8e etpisen Gaisi1s Betrasen.
/ Sbn In iiaS isIber sa pflssen, III sins eDEs
| ssebensnufeGbe, bic nrs iiber ben S1nsr3
ess stssnsn DaPinidsiOsns srbsbtl
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-08

Nan, fiir ibn tpeaieltens iparen lie es
niht. Gr iieht Seinen bansaligen sSrrs
tbui. ein--beits, aIs i4 Der tIeinen Gmis
lie idpn 3u ibrem ahteu Bsburtstuse
gratulirte, bat er mir es Offen geitanoen.
Mtit bsbaslider 3ufrieoenbeit elitt ieitI
gluse iber bic .Iofisen 3inosrfopfe unD
baftste an Trau 2ncie um beren boloe
8eitalt Die 3auber per SaHBfrdnli4feit
iib nod iinrner ipeben.
aSG emil, tneinte er, blu botteit
Hsht baS glGtdsIi6s entbdlt sSas Slid,
eS III pielIsi6t poetiidsr als eas nnss-
ipbbnlide. IS III unfer 2ebs,t. 80"
yuno mir ferben paran eredn3ts
ih...,..
Dam bin i4 tpesseganssn mad
Sanfe!" SD babe insine pier Trsppsu
beute niht mebr 70 eiIig erfIommen ipis
bamals; uuBte ib pp6, oas meines
ni1tS barre - fein 5dnbeornf, feiu
freunolidss 9dheIn. @inlam Der BIab
am GSn. Mber ipenm nur erh bic SpIas
i4eite auftaferten 10 fonnte mir ben,
nod ibr erinnerungspolles 1niItern bon
rergangenen Soinnern ers6b[sn, bon
0o8elians nnb sriinen Iraunsn bes
Q8aloes ......
| Die Distbsfrau iit bereiusefommsn.
NIT osr id sufreiIen bon ibr ipfe6e -
bon ibr Die ebennals bier sesDpbnt =. :.
Ob i6 fpiHe baB baS Seuer erEcibsn
unS OBJ i6 abiidtIi@ i'm DulifeIn seblie
ben ieL fraste bic 9lIte. Sic fab mid
pertpunbsrt AM aIs id barauf srtpioerte
yAbii@tIi6 Rein. - Gob, in
Granoe ssnrmn,eE 1T es nirft sttuas sll
tdsli4es a......"
Gheobarh9sraI.
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0as csi.O pom ssaseltofDets.


RsL: mas iitbes Guts4sn Bdtszlaas3 J
Ner iptre BON tritil@eu gsrIEdrs
Ylit Reht ,,eiiI 5agefDI3 seaaant2
SITS, tper Die oDae Idr1ten Fort.
Meln ibn eiH Hsiner S4reibaLS it5rtf
8 neirl - rleit - nsinl
@tau tctro Papa uisb ftflp't It4 t'resn.
ST es ber SeGt I'M aarpfeistsitb,
2ln SiiueelI lno 1eiiiItem reid,
Der birlter iebeIl SIlctiein ber,
nno ipertn ss aud stl 8affii9 ipar'
. mem - ilelfi - Ileifg
Der RGrpfsntei9 thrt's niSst allsia.
SfE's iper erfitbr tnb ME bsrsibt,
sBie ttsuer Saantet tlnD Snttlft
flno 2ltLdSrcbe ltae Wantia
llnb mas ionit eti, Weibe1ca spiE 2
o uein - nelt - tleln!
9fnr NIuiolmrren tpilroe1 frsi'n.
SIt's, iper ben gubsl fii9ret aus,
! lano einen Affen bringt ltaeA 2na8
llno ien beberberSt iibsr aaspf Il
uno nit benz 8ater ednn erspactt3
8 peigt ileiii = -relltf
9aS Iernt ittb M @siallgvsrsir.
60 fpifiet benn: GS lit ter Nanr,
Der itets Derlcr arso itie eetuanls:
llnp, tpiiro' sr tilnoert Sabre az,
GsrIDE' er bllncert Sabre BAT.
DiaH mus - ;u - 9ipetys
4itrhs ssbsn ssA'n, slils hob ja ieir.
Sufftf6 a = -
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gntfe9en uno Yerse6en ins
2Ssffrdntt.
Bon u. Bernffctn.

4 i 7
gsaa Der ssiitppuea I6eorie S9iapas
relt'S 1T baS S9idlaI iebss 3ometen,
Der III bas Sonnenipltem bineingsrdtb,
aieu,Ii4 setau beitinnt. Gr miro na1
unb nab ssrtbeilt une enblid gang in
sinsn iansen Sdiparm bon UlsteDriten
oertpanoelt. Die 8sitatisuus bieIsr
Ebeprie 1T in nielen 6dQsn berelts iibers
seaesno ssnus herborsetreten. Snpsllen
bat es INNER Elm srObeS SntsreiIe, iie
bcatpfnn,en feftselteat 5u isben, mnb biers
au 6istst Dieaeiat bic in ben na6lten
SSabren eripartste Mieosrfebr zines spobls
bere4nstsa Ronssten cine quite 8eIssens
beit.
sSm Sabre 1915 entbedte pdmlib Der
perpienitrole Nltrpnpm OIbsrs in Dres
men einen 8omsten bellsH 8abn ,iorg.
fdltis beoba6tst sporaen lit. Der Gotnei
an lih iit uniHeinbar iinD fIein, absr ers
rsst oaour9 sisl beIonbereS SntsreIle, bat
er fat gIei6e llmIanfswit frie Der arcB,
9aIsp'fhe aoniet Bat. Sic betrGst "A
Sabre. Su alIer Strsase betra9iet
lit auBsr benz Saasp'fnen Rometsa nun
Der OIbsrs'ide Elm 9imn.sIstOrper bon
GROCER uinlaufSaeit, bon oeHen a4isber,
funft ulier StsenfpdrtieeS 1ei3le4t ii6
tpirb iiberseugsn fOnnsn. 4ae anceren
asmstsn BON LANCER umIaubeit iiuo II,
Der BeitiminsES lbrer Wisoerfebr bod sii
lunbsitimmt, utn ais aontroae Der 8erehs
nun8en IN unisrem 3eitalter nienen ~
| tDnnen.
llebsr bic 8abn bes Olbers'idsn Ro-
Imeten IN man 70 ireit i'm Tlaren baB ibre
Sonnenferne $50 DsiIIicnen Nlsilen, ibre
Scnnsnndbs nur 20 Millionen betrdst.
Die Sage bieier Dabn iit 10, haB its nit
Der Grbbatn sinsn Dinfsi Ron "A Grabeu
bilbet. Ser 4omet fomu,t ber Groe n:ss
mails nabs, ivesbaIb er eenn aud inrrner
nur Helm uno unaniebnli6 eri4eint. YIN
| ii1 inpsfea 1T sr ssoB nno pat etnsR
Dur1msfsr bon niinositens elmer baIben
Willten MeiIen, irenn man annimmt,
| bab Ieine duBsrlts Grsu3s fur uulere Sas
{trumsnte unfiHtbar bleibt.
Cine beadnb.fhe @eiealdaft IN 0arIsn
bat siDst 95reiS aasgeiest fur bic senaus
Bsltimmuug leinsr a1isbertstr, oa ct IN
Ieinen Sauf iebr treIentl,d einsr St0runa
BON ben grcben pEansten ausgefest III,
bic isinsn nmlauf bsiHlsunist. Der
planet Supiter bsi9Iem,ist ben nnlauf
nm c;rca ITO Ea8s. Saturn urn 80 Iags
lunb Uranus Inn circa 9 Tase. Del
Qlitronom Win3sl IN Wisn Pat bic frabes
rem 8eobasbtaii1en uno Wsilungeis reni,
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Gin 2Ioseito 9antpf.

& C3 rprinen eflpa 3enn sSnnte per lettt,
ais id in 8ermpnt eine SSastpnr mad
Dem Stdst1eu Canaan, in Der norbipsit,
Iiben Gfs ienes Staates bsIesea, maiden
irplte. 9la6 siuem autsH Gasemarid
etrsi6te tb, serabe aIs bic Souue unter,
ging, eiae,, 3lgeI, BON ptl1em aus i'd
Die tretBsn 9duler bon Canaan tn Der
5esne fs5ea fDnRfe. SD fraStt ssrren fi,tr
besegnencsn Sarmer Oh Der por mir Iiei
senoe g8es Der ri6tise lei.
Der rihtige unb Der firseIts, iSrerts
ber," .auttuortste Der quite Wiaun, fi1 auf
| isins 9lrt ftiitenb. oAber Sbr f5nnt Jpn
niht pailireR. Or fiibrtburG ben Dfosfitos
| SGmpF, ure es miro baLo 6anlmern."
rSp2 SIT Der gSss ni@t brett uno
,,9as 1T en- bic sanss 2anse; aud
fDnnt Sbr Jpn gar ni9t nsrfeblsH. Mber
Sbr percet ni9t Isbenp car4 ben Sumpf
| tommen /"
ylRein SimuleE mas neint Sbr 3 Sinh
bort WsSrber 2"
5Sa, 30 NiIIinnsn. Beim Gbsnhbun.
tel iaiparntsn bic Mostitos, oa tpirp Der
Bes unpniFrbar."
SD la6ts bersIi6. Gin Uscsfito III
nitbt sr6Ber, ais cine re1t oi6e unb fette
beutidslaRiIde. Dante Gu1,a faste i'd
uno iuoate fiirbab idrsiten.
,SaLtM Idrie Der 2anomann. Seth
Sbr beieNsng SD fage gad, Sbr fomn,i
nibt lekno fineurH. 3or4t eilmaI
Eauf !" Gl
/ SD IaafAte, fonnts aber ui5fs Der.
i nebmsn, lis fernes @sbea Der ssarmbun,
be, iOipie pas 3irpsn Der GrtGsn in be,
Rdbe, unb erfldrte bieS.
] $50 bOtbt nod osnausr, istt trish a
| ihDn bDrbkrer."
! Sn Der ttrae srhob ith natb anh mad
Elm Ieiies Pdipisren, dbnIi& benz Die,
nelIstiamn.t ein sjssnsbiimtibss 6sranIt
II JEST babt ib nsia4e erbaitsn, - ME
in n,einen 2sben su perseiisn. albe,
bamaIs tpari& Elm frIdss. iinses BIut
tpeIHss ii9 aus tin paar Wadtn ti9er
nidts maneA fpclts..
/ ,Giebt rs sinsa ansern Weaae
sGt tiiprs l'ssi (snslii4s) RsiIsr
5eitwSrts."
j So treree V sernbeaus seb<mA
i so spasne gua srinssnb, Ssbt MIDI.
0sbrs UNI sssrl tommt nit Hsis in mein
Saas; Jbs fSntt eis Malcer aidt pal.
jirsn." +A
A ,glab, in sines baEtsM etunbe lin ID
1 In Canaan. 0uien gtbsnb r.
f7N.x J}} ....> - = m u gf. 4.
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observe any falling off in our trade with
the northwest resulting from the compile
ton of the Northern Pacific road across
the continent. The steamers leaving for
Oregon continue to go out every three
days, loaded with freight and passengers,
while the steamers bound to Puget Sound
and British Columsia go out fully loaded
with merchandise of every conceivable va
riety."
Mr.. M. L. Sykes, vice president of the
Northwestern road, denies the repeatedly
published stories that Mr.. Albert Keep is
about to retire from the presidency to be
succeed by Mr.. Marvin Hughitt. Mr.. Sykes
states that the wheat crop along the main
line is excellent in quality and quantity.
The corn crop, of course has been cut into,
but for all this the company at the present
time is using all its cars, including the
1000 foity ton new cars recently built. The
lumber business throughout the northwest
is very active and profitable.
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were more few. The shipping demand
was comparatively light, prices
ruled easier on call, with sales
mostly of December, October hard closed
about 45 cents lower than yesterday, and
the packers are selling it at almost any
price. An increased business was reported
in the market for short rib sides. but the
market was somewhat unsettled and prices
irregular. Early in the: day market
stronger and prices we're advanced 10 and
20 cents per 100 pounds, but weaker feel
ing prevailed later, and the greater part of
improvement was lost. The shipping de-
mand was moderately active, but the offer
ings were comparatively light. The market
was steady on call with sales of $4,000
pounds of November and January.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-25
BEECHER ON DIVORCE.

Heury Ward Expresses Some Sage Opin-
ions Oh the Subject, but Wants to Read
Up Before Committing Ki1nss II.
ISpecial Telegram to the Glcbe.l
New York, Oct. 24.-Benry Ward Beech
e1 was asked last evening for his views o.
cn tbs subject of divorce and the laws
governing it. Ee pondered for moment
and then said that he would want to look
into the subject somewhat and read up
what DR.. Woolsey had written upon it..
Be thought that thsre were more causes
adultery. That was provided as a pro-
lection for woman from merely a caprice
in time when man had several wives
and If one displeased him in some trivial
thing he could divorce her. "The sanctity
of the ;suily is the hope of
the world,' continued Mr.. Beecher
with increased emphasis, ''Hhe sanctity Of
the family is the hope Of the world. The
train boys say on the train, Chicago
thirty minutes for divorced l heard that
myself. In this,state a man can go and
commit adultery, and with witnesses ean
secure divorce of his wife. So, too, if u
man is notoriously corrupt in any wsy, or
if he il convicted of orimioal offense.
But the causes should be very few. Cruelty
should be one, bat not mere failure to agree
in temper. Lxxity of divorce laws makes
a great evils
"Did you observe in your journey any
social difference arising from the freedom
Of divorce?"
81 did not at all. The matter never
came up. observed more of
multiplicity Of marriage in Utah than I
did of divorce"
"Some one says that man who has
three OF four wives divorced one after the
other only drives his team tandem while
the Mormon elder has four in hand" was
suggested.
Mr.. Beeoher laughed heartily, and nod
ded bis head in assent, but made no COM
ment. He said that after he had consider
ed the subject mere he would be glad to
give his views in full.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-25
ITALY,

ROME, OoT. 24-The report of the CON-
mittee of the Gooditic association was
adopted after an animated debate. The
report favors the universal adoption of the
Green wich meridian and recommends as
the point of departure of the. universal
hour and cosmopolitan dates the mean
noon of Greenwich. The conference hopes
if the world agrees With the unifcation of
longitudes and hours by accepting the
Greenwich meridian that England will
advance the upifcation of weights ard
measures by joining the metrical conven-
ton.
ROME, Oct. 24-An explosion occurred
to-day in the room of the royal palace at
Naples, in which repairs were being made.
Two wutknen were seriously injured and
the room set on fire. The flames were
promptly quepched. Great excitement
prevailed and crowds of people flocksd 10
the piazza of ths palace The cause OF
the explosion is net expIaloed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-25
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Oct. 24.-Cardinal Mannius
says the pope had shown a thoroug
willingness to meet Bismarck's advances
and those of the German government
everywhere 80 far as he could do CON
sistently with the principles of the church
which have been very literally construed
| Cardinal Manning believes Bismarck is
| much more inclined to be friendly to Rome
than he has heretofore been, and that he
will accede to any measures likely to re-
suit in a peaceful arrangement of differ.
ences.
LONDON, Oct. 24.-There has been riot
at Buckaneer, India, in consequence OF
official exactions.
Delegates representing 41.000 colliers of
Yorkshire resolved to insist upon an ad-
vance of wages.
LONDON, Oct. 24.-At Newmarket he
new nursery stakes haadicap for two-year
olds was won by Tin, cula, Clocaett second,
p. Lorrillard's Pontiac third; eleven
starters.
Hermit, Adelaide tilly, first, Busybody,
second, Friez. third. Ten starters.
DUBLIN, Oct. 14.-Poole has been in
dicted for the murder of Kenny.
LIMERICK, Ireland, Dot. 24.-The poor
law guardians of Limerick union will take
advantage of the labcrers act and build
thousand cottages for laboring men.
DUBLIN, Oct. 24.-The trial of Poole is
postponed because his counsel, DR.. Webb,
Is unable to attend, having factured his
arm. Webb wishes to withdraw from the
case.
LONDON, Oct. 24.-Earl Derby, secretary
for the colonies, refused to sanction the
enterprise OF the New Guinea Exploration
q Colonization company. If the company
attempts to carry out its project the gov
ernment will instruct the high commits
sioner to interfere for the protection of
the natives.
LONDON, Oct. 24.-Sir Moses Montefore
received numerous congratulations from
all parts of the world yesterday on the oc-
casion of entering his Tooth year. Among
the letters was one from tbs Prince Of
Wales. >..
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Oct. 24.-The rupture between
the Vatican and Cardinal Hohenlche is
complete. The cardinal will probably re-
main in Germany during the winter. Tha
National Zeitung hears that the cardinals
sudden departure from Rome was owing
to the failure of his request for the re.nov-
al of his coadiutor in the diocese OF Al
bana, with whom he had every reesen to
be dissatisfied, and TO pecuniary troubles.
The same paper thinks the association Of
his departure with pecuniary troubles is a
gross misrepresentation, as the cardinal
had never been spendthrift.
BERLIN, Oct. 24-The Bundesrath, act
ing under the socialist law, decided to pro-
long until September Both, 1884, the minor
state of siege of Berlin, Hamburg, Altoua
and other districts.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LONDON, Oct. PA Tchesme dispatch
says: Unless immediate relief is forihcom-
ing, hundreds Of persons whose houses
were wrecked by the recent earthquake,
will die from fever and exposure. The
relief hitherto afforded has bsen slight.
Food is not SO much wauted as clothing,
blankets, medicines and material to build
shelter.
A Turk quarrelled and mortaily wound
ed Greek yesterday, and the rumor
spread that the Turks were massacreine
Christians. The governor general OF
Smyrna, who is here directing measures
for the relief of sufferers, landed body OF
sailors and arrested the assassin. The
prompt action prevented dangerous dis
orders.
CAPE Town, Oct. 24.-Her majesty's
ship Boadicea is ordered to Angra Pequo-
ma, on the west coast of Africa, owing to q
German colony there having objected to
Oapetown merchants landing goods from
British ships.
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EriohtOn Beach.

New YORK. Oct. 24.-Brighton Beach
races, three-quarter mile, Bride Cake, frs s
Jersey Maid, second; R. Monee, third
time, 1904.
Mile race, Little Fred, first; Babcock,
second; Blarence, third; time, 1863.
Three-qusrter mile race, Chimie, fret;
CLARA A. Second; Hickory Jim thirm;
tina, ,1:19A,
One and one-el 18th mile race, Joe
Mitchell, first; Royschluke, second; Blue
Rebel AID Harry Mann collidedand fell.
Time 2:041l.
One mile and one-quarter race. Bah
cock first; Brunswick second; Little Dan
third; time 2:14N.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Oct. 24.-At the opening ses-
sion OF the Austrian delegation the presi-
dent pointed cut the universal feeling for
peace. The government will be Obliged
to take this feeling on the part OF the peo-
pie into account, but it was necessary for
the delegation to furnish the government
with the means of protecting the honor,
rights and interests of the monarchy.
VIENNA, Oct. 24.-The Tagblott says the
czar has decided to grant Russia more
freedom and such reforms as are suitable
to the spirit of the people. He entrusted
to Count Tolstoi and Count Katjef the
task of preparing O constitution.