St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-12
THE OLD WORLD.
The Lasker Resolution Has Made
Bismarck Very Sick.
The Situation of the British in soudan and
Egypt.
The French Claim to Have Secured VIC
tory in China.
BAD TRAIN ACCIDENT.

| BAD TRAIN ACCIDENT.
BUFFALO, March 11.-Train No. 10, on The
| Michigan Central, and due here this morn
ing at z 80, struck broken rail about 10C
miles from here, which completely overturned
the sleeper ssGarogan.' Fifteen passengers
were aboard, including Carrie Swain, lac
tress,) and Dagy Lord, newspaper cores
pondent Nearly all were badly bruised but
none seriously injured.
A SURPRISING ARTICLE.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE North German
Gazette considers it noteworthy that an article
should have appeared in the Journal DIES De
bates, Paris, which expressed approval of Bis
marck's action in regard to the Lasker reso-
luton. 1t was unexpected that a French
! journal should judge Bismarck favorably.
THE PEoPLE-THE RULERS.
PARIS. March 11-Prince jerome (Plon-
plon) last night addressed those Bonapart
| journalists favorable to revision
of the constitution, and said that
everything must bow to the necessity
of again allowing the people to declare their
will, inasmuch as they are our masters. /
am not rich like the Orleans prince but re-
spect the sovereignty of the people, and will
oppose all attempts to usurp their rights
! The agitation for the expulsion Of the
Orleans prince from France is constantly
gaining strength.
VICTORY.
PARIS, March 11.-Tonquin advices report
that French column advancing upon Bac-
mini from Haidzuong, has had successful
engagement with the enemy. Admiral Cour-
| L al, TO t1iY, III
declared that part of the coast blockaded.
ECCLESIASTICAL CHANGES.
ROME. March 11.-Cardinal Sacconi has
been appointed dean of the sacred college, to
fill the vacancy caused by the death of Car
dinal Pietro. Cardinal Consoloni
has been made Camerlingo. 1t is
probable that Cardinal Ledoschowski, the
banished archbishop of Posen, will be made
Cardinal Bishop of Frascati.
BBRNE, March 1.-Two Mormon anarch-
lists have been arrested at Fribourg
CONGRATULATIONS.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 11.-Yesterday
was the czar's birthday. Gen. Won Schwinitz,
German ambassador, presented his majesty
with an autograph letter from the Emperor
William, congratulating the car
SHE TALKED TOO MUCH
| IONDoS. March 1.-THE court of the
queens bench has decided that Lady Ayles-
ford's Esmolestation' cancels her husbands
covenant to pay her annuity. This molesta-
ton consisted in calling him the illegitimate
son of Lord Guernsey, the second title of the
earl of Aylesford.
THE PORK EMBARGO.
PARIS, March 1.-THE committee of the
chamber of deputies, to which the question
of the importation of pork had been referred,
decided to subject to the approval of the
government, to consult the councils general
of the various departments upon the matter.
Meanwhile, NJ. Loressen, member of the
committee, resolved to request the govern
ment to suspend the embargo on pork until
the committee shall have come to a final de-
cision.
woMEN's EXAMINATION IN OXFORD.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Oxford univers-
ity has decided to grant women the same ex-
animation as given men.
IN THE soUDAN.
LONDON, March 11.-Orders are given to a
detachment of marines at Chatham to pro-
Cceu W IuC OOuudu'
LARGE AMOUNT OF DYNAMITE.
PARIS, March IA box addressed to the
Compile de Paris, and seized in Lyons, con-
tanned dynamite sufficient to kill many per-
sons,
DIGMA's POLICY.
SUAKISI, March -, morning.-The High
landers, working on the intrenched fort at
Zariba, were attacked by Osman Digma's adj
vance at o'clock last evening. Only 422
marines now defend the forts at Suakim.
Scouts from the direction of Tamaneb report
Osman with 1000 men moving toward zari-
ba in hope of destroying the British stores of
water in a series of night attacks. Osman
retains, as adherents, the great tribe of Hud-
dridomas, whose sheikh urged that night as
saults were the best kind of strategy against
| England's arms of precision.
ATTACK ON BACNINH.
LONDON, March 11.-A report is current
at Hong Kong that General Millot opened
cannonade upon Bacninh on Monday. Al
Canton are all signs of a prolonged war, but
no hostility to foreigners, however.
CHINESE NEED NOT APPLY.
LONDON, March 11.-Another bill has
passed the parliament of Queensland restrict
ing Chinese immigration.
BISMARCK SICK.
BERLIN, March 11.-Bismarck is suffering
from severe attack of govt. He has post
poned his departure from Friedrichsruhe.
The Lasker incident has greatly excited Bis
marck, every fresh phase of dispute quicken
ing his irritation. He is much emaciated,
having lost over forty pounds in a short time
This is regarded as bad sign. The princess
diet is completely changed. His condition is
the cause of much anxiety.
SHOT HIMSELF.
ROTTERDAM, March 11.-Solomon Shapera,
who recently attempted to sell in England a
forged manuscript of the book of the Penta-
touch, killed himself in a hotel here. He had
not left his room for several days, and the
police forced the door and found the blood
despatched corpse upon the bed. Letters
showed that he was suffering from mental
alteration.
THE DAKOTA BLIZZARD.