St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-04
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Steamer Canada, from New York, was searched
on her arrival here.
PUBLIC FUNERAL.
DUBLIN, March 3-The corporation of Cork
has decided to give the remains of Jerome Collins
of the Jeanette expedition, public funeral.
CABLE SHARES IMPROVED.
LONDON, March 3-The Anglo American cable
shares have risen on reports of disputes between
the projectors of the Mackay cable. The ambas-
sadors of all the powers have been instructed to
compliment the government upon Gen. Graham's
victory.
AT LoGGERHEADs.
CAIKo, March 3-The French consulate re-
fused to receive the ministerial writ.
SUCCEEDING.
CAIRO, March S-Capt Speedy has started for
Abyssinia with letter from Queen Victoria to
King John. Capt. Speedy will probably remain
in Abyssinia as the British resident. Col. Stew
arts second mission up the White Nile met with
better reception.
ANARCHY APPROVED OF.
PARIS, March 3-At meeting of anarchists
to-day resolution was adopted to adhere TO the
declaration of the New York anarchists approy-
ing the attitude of the Vienese socialists.
THE FRANCHISE BILL.
LONDON, March 3.-The franchise bill has
passed the first reading in the house of commons.
AFTER osMAN DIGMA.
SUAKIM, March 3-Gen. Graham will send the
Egyptian troops found in Tokar to join the gar
rson at Suakim. The English troops will be
withdrawn to Teb, when, after receiving supplies
of waters, provisions and munitions, they will
advance to Tamaneb. Before the British renew
the attack, Osman Dogma will be offered con-
= ahalS vtfNH from 1l-ar
when the British entered on Saturday Joined os
man Digma. Only 1000 of them are Soudanese,
the rest being fanatics sent from Kondorfau and
Darfour If Osman Digma refuses to surrender,
il is expected the rest of the tribes under the
Sheikh will express their desire TO come to
terms.
CHEERING NEWS.
LONDON, March "a dispatch from Khartoum
says Ell Mahdi has forbidden the shekhs on the
White Nile and Blue Nile TO advance to Khar
tonm, or provoke hostilites. Four hitherto
hostile sheikhs submitted to Gen. Gordon. Three
soldiers of the old garrison ut Elobeid arrived
here. They report that there is great misery at
Elobeid, that Ell Mahdi fears the Tubesmen and
the inhabitants, and reign of terror exists Ell
Mahdi has stored up ell the rifles, saying they
belong to the Egyptian government and he will
deliver them to its representatives. FL Mahdi
received Gen. Gordons letter, naming him sui
senger who brought the letter robe of htnor.
THE DISPUTE SETTLED,
ROME, March 3.--The pope has appointed Car
dinal Ledowchowski, archbishop of Posen, secre
tary of memorials This signifies his recall to
Posen. 1t is announced that Prussia consents to
the reinstatement of the archbishop of Cologne.
The disputes between Prussia and Vatican i'll re-
gard to the vacant sees are thus settled.
ro IrAyr THE couNTRy
LONDON, March 3.-The Times says, we under
stand that orders have been sent to Gen. Graham
to rct.eat forthwith from Tokar, and arrange for
the immediate return of the troops to England
and Egypt The people of Tokar kissed Gen.
Graham's hands as he entered the town, and
there great rejocings. The enemy acknowl-
edged that 500 of their number were killed
THE DYNAMITE AGITAToRs.
PARIS, March 3.-Jas. Stephens, the vel
known Fenian, expresses the opinion that the
Irishmen in America will render it impossible for
any cabinet to yield TO England's demand in re-
gard to the dynamite agitators.
A SMALL WAR.
VIENNA, March 3.-It is said that Montenegro
is making preparations for q campaign in AL
bania Six thousand men are concentrated on
the frontier. Prince Nicholas OF Montenegro,
designs to settle the frontier question this spring
by a coup dc main seizing the territory which
Montenegro claims.
THE FENIANs GETTING ALARMED.
PARIS, March 3.-The French authorities
are aiding the English detectives in their
efforts to discover the dynamite conspirators.
The feniaus are becoming alarmed at this
and are preparing to remove their headquar
ters from Paris to Geneva.
THE LAsKER RESOLUTIONS.
BERLIN, March 3.-The north German
Gazette, Bismarck's organ, condemns the pro-
posal of the Seeessionists to offer in the
reiohstag resolution thanking the United
States house of representatives for its action
on the death of Lasker. The moving of
such resolution, the Gazette says, would
constitute shameless act. The Gazette re-
trains out of respect to congress, from as
serting that the Secessionists actually paid
cash for the Lasker resolution, but says it
was offered in the hope of reaping a reward
in the furtherance of petty party interests.
The Gazette adds, an attempt to carry the
proposed resolution, would be
violation of law, and a direct correspond
encc with a foreign parliament would
be breach of the constitution. The govern
ment would certainly visit such encroach-
ments upon the domain of monarchy with
serious consequences. The Eyeniag Journal
says Secessionist Deputy Kapp denies he
asserts that congress is politically far too en-
lightened for sensible foreigner to feel
tempted to molest it with his personal wishes.