Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

PEsrH, Sept. 11.-The bishop of Uesz-
prone has issued PASTORAL letter declar-
ing Jew batting most unchristian, and
exhorts thea aclergy to use all eudeavors to
divert their iocks from following such
dangerous path.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 11.-There are n
merous attacks of cholera still, but the
average daily death rate is reduced to
four. The mortality in the province is
rapidly diminishing.
PARIS, Sept. 11.-There are riots on the
northern frontier of Croatia, where the
peasantry are rising and insulting the
priests.
1VIENNA, Sept. 11.-Th;s bicentenary lib
Grafton of Vienna by Sobieski began to-
day by unveiling a memorial tablet. The
principal ceremonies commemorative of
the triumph of Sobieski take place to.
morrow, which is the anniversary of the
final victory over the Turks.
VIENNA, Sept. 1.-THE minister of
foreign affairs has sent a dispatch to all
the representatives of Austria abroad in
forming them of the precise status of the
insurrectory movement in Croatia and an
nouncing the determination of the govern
ment to use extreme measures to suppress
the rebellious movement forthwith.
AGRAM, Sept. 1.-THE mayor has issued
a proclamation forbidding the assembling
of groups of persons for any purpose and
prohibiting the people from walking
abroad after dark. The Hungarian prime
minister has summoned the principal
notables to Agram, including the former
ban, to consult upon the situation and de-
for fho of ha dic-
order.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1.-The Naro-
draja VOLTA, the chief organ of the Nihi-
lists suppressed by the government, some
months ago, has again appeared.
AaRAM, Sept. 10.-No further outbreak.
Last nisht passed quietly by. A number
of citizens offered their ervice to assist in
preserving order. The announcement by
the government of suspension of execu-
tive distress warrants for the payment of
taxes led to partial pacifcation of the
country.
DURBAN, Sept. O.-Dabulama Rizia,
brother of Catewayo, reported to have
been killed. in the rebellion in Zulrland,
has arrived safe at Greytown, Natal.
GENEVA, Sept. 1O-It is proposed to ten
der banquet to Viclor Hugo. 1t is ex-
pected that Araga, Lackroy, Zerilla, Spain'e
dramatist, and other distinguished men
| will be present.
| VIENNA, Sept. 1O-The full text of the
will of Count de Chambord is published
1t gives the countess life estate in his
farm domains and an income of 20,000,-
600 francs. Less than 100000 francs
are variously bequeathed after the demise
of the countess, the Count De Bardy is to
receive one third and the duke De Parma
two thirds of the entire property. The
Spanish princess is not mentioned.
ROME, Sept. 10.-The Moniteur says the
American bishops mentioned as expected
to arrive November 1 will not reach the
city at that time. Only few of theil
number will participate in the conference
to be held during that month. .r5
CRAoow, Sept. 1O.-A large number o.
Russians evidently military officers are
crossing the frontier en- route to Bulgaria
CoNsrANT1NoPLE, Sept. 11.-Wallace
United States minister, has notified thu
porte he is willing to accept the news H.
cense law, provided Americans be placed
on equal footing with the subjects Of othel
nations. The porte replied it has no in
tention to make any discrimination what
ever on account of nationality. The eques
tion is therefore considered settled.
AaRAM, Sept. 1.-THE peasants between
Glina and fetrina are in full rebellion
The movement is directed chiefly agains
land owners. A strong military force ha
been dispatched to the scene of disturb
ance. No particulars received.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE government ha
obtained from detective just returned
from Antwerp important information of
arge amount of material for making nj
tro-gIyeerine shipped from that city.
1t is probable witnesses will shortly ar
rive from Antwerp to testify in the tria
of the Liverpool & Glasgow dynamite con
spirators. Owing to information respect
ing the proposed demonstration on the al