Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, March 25.-During the service
at st. Paul's cathedral on Saturday we'll
dressed man ran up the altar steps with his
hat on, leaped upon the altar and dashed
the cross, candlesticks, vases and flowers
to the ground. The dean and several Others
secured the man after struggle and gave
him into the custody of the police. In the
excitement many persons left the church
Mortified at the sight.
Two thousand infantry have been
ordered to protect the public buildings
in London. The Coldstream guards have
been posted in the parliament buildings
and Buckingham palace.
The Mark Lane ETpreSS review says:
The grain trade for the past week, in
wheat and -four, was only holiday trade,
and prices are nominally unchanged. The
same may be said of foreign maize, which
is % lower Barley is in little demand and
quiet, and foreign unchanged. Oats lower,
with foreign dull and quiet and in favor
of buyers. Cargoes, in the absence of de-
mand, are unaltered. There were seven
arrivals and two sales. The forward trade
is neglected.
Queen Victoria has remained in doors
all day, although the weather was fine. Her
knee is still stiff, but her health good.
HAvRE, March 25.-TGo strangers, sup
posed TO be English detectives, have vainly
tried to-day to decoy John Walsh on board
vessel bound for Southampton.
ROME, March 25.-A telegram from the
director of the Mount Etna observatory,
states that the eruption of Mount Htna
unimportant as it appears to be, is sub
siding.
BERLIN, March 25-AThe health of the
Emperor William continues to improve.
PARIS, March 25.-The second ballot in
Gambetta's district in Paris, to-dey, re-
suited in the election of NJ. Sigismond La
croix, radical.
LONDON, March 25.-The queen is unable
to walk without assistance.
BERLIN, March 25.-The emperor refuses
to accept the resignation of Vice Admiral
Batsch. Gen. Won Caprivi, the newly ap-
pointed chief of ministry of marine, has
requested permission to remain in his for
mer command owing to opposition to his
appointment.
PARIS, March 25.-The scholars of Ecole
Lavoisier have been disarmed.
BRUSSELS, March 25.-The sentence Of
death against the Peltzer brothers has been
commuted to life long penal servitude.
COPENHAGEN, March 25.-Volcanic ashes
have been falling at Droutheim, Norway,
and it is supposed an eruption of Mount
Hecla has occurred.
LONDON, March 24-The, Creditors of the
Mahon bank have failed, and it is decided
to have the proprietors examined under
oath as to the assets, etc.
LONDON, March 24.-The Pail Mall Gag
etteS Irish correspondent says the person
referred to as number one" by Jas. Ca
rey's testimony, at the hearing of assassin
alton prisoners, is known to be in Mexico
beyond the reach of the English authori-
lies.
BERLIN, March 24.-Fice Admiral Batsch
has resigned.
The answer of Prussia to note of the
demands relative toNthe education and ap-
pointment of priests. The negotiations
thus far have been failure.
LONDON, March 24.-Frank Eatton, g
young scientist and son of Joseph Hatton,
elephant hunt in Borneo.
DUBIlN, ALSICu Afs-1uo AOuS0 dI hoT
Pallas, of Spunner, the manager of the
Property Defense society, has been burned.
Kettle, an e1-suspect, will accompany
Parnell or Thos. Power O'Connor to Amer
lea.
PARIS, March 24-Bishop Freppel, q
member of the chamber of deputies, is
seriously i'll of laryngitis.
PARIS, March 24.-Henry Auguste Var
roy, a member of the present senate, is
dead.
ROME, March 24.-An explosion took
place tonight near the ministry of justice.
Remnants of bottles, filed with gunpow-
der were found.
GENEVA, March 24.-The grand council
have unanimously declared that the ap-
pointment of Bishop Mermillod to the see
of Geneva can not be submitted to. Mer-
millod will be arrested If he comes to Ge-
neva to assume the Office.