St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-21
ACROSS THE OCEAN
The Socialists Rampant Over
the Prussian Anti-SOcialist
Law.
Other Happenings From Many Lands Re-
ceived by Telegraph.
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p, Is editor, denounces the offering of reward
for Osman's head. Ii says that ireland prays
that Osman may escape British assassination and
be spared TO lead his gallant spearmen to victory,
THERE WILL BE MORE FIGHTING.
LONDON, March 2O.-Dispatches received from
the newspaper reporters at Suakim report that
there will be serious conflict. 1t is report
ed that Osman has summoned the tribes to a
meeting tomorrow, in order to arrange for a re-
newal of active operations.
REWARD WITHDRAWN.
SUAK1M, March 2O.-Admiral Hewitt has with,
drawn the proclamation offering 200 pounds for
Osmans head.
wHTTEFIsH EGGS FOR ENGLISH LAKES.
LONDON, March 2O-The Marquis Lorne re-
ceived from Canada, half a million white fish
eggs, with which he will try the experiment of
stocking the English lakes.
THE NEW FRONTIER.
PARIS, March 20.-After the capture of Hun
ghoa, the French will fix the western frontier Of
Tonquin at Tuaan Kuan, which is now in possess
ion of the Black Flags The Black Flags will ba
allowed to retain all the towns from Tuaan Kuau
to Looki on condition that they will guarantee
the free navigation of the upper Songoi. The
frontier of Tonquin extends from Phuluns
Thuong to Tuaan Kuan by way of Phu Binh and
Phu Doan Hong
a CHANGE WANTED.
ROME, March 20-In the election for presi-
dent of the chamber of deputies yesterday, fifty
four blank ballots were cast. AS Signor Corp
Pine was the cabinet candidate, this is regarded
as an indication of the desire on the part of the
deputies for change in the cabinet.
PATENT MEDICINES.
LONDON, March 2O-A bill has been introduced
in the commons, providing for the restriction of
the sale of patented medicines until they have
been officially analysed and pronounced not
poisonous
THE POLITICAL SITUATION,
LONDON, Merch 2O.-The Daily Macs in dis
cussng the possibility of dissolution of parlia-
ment, and urging the liberals to be ready to take
action at a moments notice, says: ''Never since
the days of Bolingbrooke has England seen q
great party so INSCRIPTIONS and unpatriotic
the opposition which takes every advantage of
the difficulties of the COVE eminent and allies it.
self with any cause or party which promises to
embarrass the cabinet. Sir Stafford Northcote is
not the originator of these tactics, but he winks
at them"
GoRDoN's DANGER,
PARIS, March 2O.-FigaroS Cairo dispatch,
this morning Gen Gordon has told the French
consul at Chsrtoum, that he is disappointed in
what he has been able to accomplish. He said it
would be impossible for him to defend the place
against the advancing tribes. In Cairo it is stat
be sent to rescue Gordon.
DIGMA FLEEs.
SUAKIM, March 2O.-Spies report that Osman
Digma, with few followers, has fled to the nte-
rior His flight is attributed to the reward offered
for his capture The slaves are deserving him
and fleeing to Suakm.
THE MAORI KING.
LONDON, March 20.-The Maori king sails from
Auckland for England via San Francisco, on
April 1.
PARNELL PREPARING.
LONDON, March 2O.-Parnell is preparing for
the anticipated dissolution Of parliament. He
has already selected sixty candidates for parlia-
ment, and his party expect to carry ninety
votes.
IN GREAT DANGER.
LONDON, March q. -Osman Digma has convened
a meeting at Sinkat, of the Sheikhs of all the
tribes, an order to concert renewal of fighting.
Col. Stewart, with the Gordan highlanders and
mounted infantry, reconnotered to one mile be-
yond Hambuk which is twenty miles beyond
Handauk, on the road from Suakim to Berber. The
Sheikh Monisa at the head of the Becharis, num-
bering 5000 men, are threatening Shendy. 1t is
feared the post boat which left Berber yesterday,
TO try to penetrate to Khartoum
will be stopped at Shendy. The French
consul at Cairo received dispatch from the
French consul at Khartoum, saying, on March
4th Gen. Gordon held a conference with the
consuls of Austria, Greece and France, when he
declared he would be unable to defend the town
against the tribes advancing from the south,
north and west. He hoped Zobehr Pasha would
arrive with help Meantime he committed the
government of the town to three native notables,
and the sheikh Obeidullah. The English troops
going to Assouin have been ordered to Koroska,
where the Arabs are reported to be restless.
A GOVERNOR FOR CONGO.
LONDON, March 2O.-Lieutenant Colonel F, De
Winton, who was military secretary to the Mar
quis of Lorne, while the latter was governor gem
eral of an ada, received from the king of Bel
GUM the appointment of governor of the interna-
tiona mission to the Congo river Birch has
completed statue of the Hon. Geo. Brown foI
Toronto.
THE PoPE's FUTURE HOME.
LONDON, March 2O.-Malta is mentioned as the
place of the Pope's future residence.
AN ARBITRARY LAW.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2O.-The execution of
the decree in the government of Poltaya for
polling Jews devoid of real property, has been
arrested in response to their petition, and an in
qury into the matter has been ordered.
A LIBERAL ELECTED.
LONDON, March 20-The election in Cam.
bridgeshire to-day to fill the vacancy in the COM
mons, caused by the retirement of Sir Henry
Brand, now Lord Hampden, Chornhill, the Con-
servative candidate received 3,915 votes, and
Coote the Liberal, 1912. Sir Henry Brand, the
last representative, was elected as Liberal.
Ell MAHDI's FORCES.
LONDON, March 2O.-El Mahdi has organized
an artillery corps, composed of Egyptian desert
ers. When the corps is completed he will set
out on the march to Berber. He has with him
twelve European and sixty Egyptian officers Of
Hicks Pasha's army.
THE POPE TO LEAVE ROME.
PARIS, March 2O.-Much attention is given to q
letter from Rome. A clerical newspaper writer
recounts the charges of the Papacy against Italy.
The pope believes his independence is threat
ened, especially since the court of cessation de-
cided that the real property of the propaganda
fde should be converted into Italian rentes The
letter asserts the pope is again considering the
ACCESSIBILITY of leaving Rome.
ANTI-socIALIsT LAWS.
BERLIN, March 20.-In debate the anti-socfal-
list law in the reichstag to-day, Hasenclever and
Bebel protested against the Identification of the
anarchists with the socialists. They said, the
law had not injured the socialists, and that its
application only exasperated them. DR.. Mar
uuardsen, in the name of the national liberals,
declared in favor of the bill Won Puttkamer,
Prusslan minister OF Ine interior, salu ne hopeu
the social reform already begun, would
bring the masses to their senses,
that the abrogation of the law was now
less than ever advisable, as it protected
Germany against the dangerous excuses with
which most countries were afflicted. Referring
to arms for the Socialists as declared by Sieb-
KNIGHT Vollmar and Bebel, he said: ''Who dares
deny that there is danger, or affirm that strong
measures are unnecessary. The views which Bebel
expresses here brutally taught elsewhere.
Revolution Is the final object. A weapon is de-
manded for short time m defeat Socialism and