St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-07

Calling and three Gardner guns, and the
tenth and nineteenth hussars. The remain
der are infantry and marines. Osman Digna
remains at Handoob, ready to accept battle.
MISS FoRTEscUE.
LONDON, March 6.-The court theater was
filed to overfowing tonight, with people
present at the rentree of Miss Fortescue as
Dorothy" in ''Daniel Druce'' Her few
lines were given with parrot like care and
mechanical delivery, and without sign OF
acting power. The audience showed sympa-
thy with her position, by giving her several
warm recalls at the fall of the curtain.
BE INsULTED THE THRONE.
BERLIN, March 6.-The report that the res
ignation is impending of Won Gossler, the
Prussian minister on ecclesiastical affairs, is
without foundation. letter from Bismarck
was read in the reichstag to-day notifying
that body that Richter, deputy for Muhradlitz,
has been sentencedto six months imprison-
ment and the loss of his seat for insulting
the throne.
THE REMAINS OF COLLINS IN IRELAND.
QUEENSTOWN, March Con the arrival OF
the steamer City of Chicago, this evening,
the remains of Collins and Lis mother were
received by the British admiral, the American
consul, the mayor and corporation of the city,
the relatives of deceased, and a large mum
Der of citizens. The bodies were convened
to the Cathedral on biers, followed by long
procession, bearing torches, and band play
ing the dead march. The funeral will take
place in Cork on Sunday. A guard of honor
from her Majesty's ship Revenge, will escort
the remains to Cork.
JOINED THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
PARIS, March 6.-Allle Nevada, America,
prima donna was received into the Catholic
church to-day, at the English passionist
church. Mrs. Mackay was sponsor. The
ceremony was private. Mile. Nevada was
dressed in pure white, her hair flowing over
her shoulders. Mr.. Mackay sent present
of bonbon box of massive oxidized silver,
inlaid with gold.
WILL WORK IN UNISON.
LONDON, March 6-Advices from Vienna
and Berlin concur in contradicting the re-
port that Germany, Austria and Russia have
entered into formal alliance. It is report
ed that Bismarck informed the Italian am
bassador at Berlin that a friendly entente
had been arranged with Russia, but nc
treaty, and that the recent pourparlers were
limited to the restoration of cordial rela-
tions between the emperor and the czar The
organized action of England and
the continental powers against
anarchists and dynamiters, was
agreed upon without special treaty The po-
lice departments are instructed to cooperate.
The Swiss government has ordered the arrest
Of number of anarchists at Berne, and a
search of the domiciles of suspected persons
and the office of the working mems society
at Berne. The Swiss police arrested Ger
man anarchist, named Kennals They sent
information to Vienna, which led to the
seizure of Kammerer and other anarchists.
The refugees at Geneva suspected a man
named Penkart, a rampant anarchist, sup
posed to be a German spy. Penkart re-
ceiyed warning and suddenly disappeared,
letter was opened by the police, and after
wards sent to its destination, win bear an
official seal with mention of the fact.
THE REPUBLIC on THE WATCH.
PARIS, March 6.-The director general Of
safety asked the projects of departments fol
details of the monarchical organization, es
pecially in regard to the reconstruction of the
oldlegitimist committees
AN IMPosTER.
LONDON, March 6.-The Sultan of Mo
rocco declares Elmahdi an impostor.
TWO DEFEATS.
CAIRO, March 6.-General Gordon tele
craps, Slater Bey an Austrian officer in thu
Egyptian service, defeated an expedition
sent by Elmahdi from Darfour; and tn
Kabbabish tribe defeated the rebels north O
Elobeid.
TO SETTLE THE PORK QUESTION.
PARIS, March 6.-The committee of the
chamber of deputies will report in favor of Pau
Bert's proposal to settle the trichinosi
question, by the appointment of French
board for the inspection of pork imported in
to France.