St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-11
Sargent Placed in an Awkward
Position Through the Ger
man Press.
The Nihilists, Anarchists and Socialists Max.
ing an Active Showing.
The Answer OF Os1nan Digna Has Irri-
tated the British Soldiers in Africa.
THE CARD MARKING.

| HAaAiy fe1uSeQ 70 SPEAK
AMoNEY DECREASE.
! BERLIN, March 10.-The Imperial Bank OF
| Germany has decrease in specie of 3,2OI,
600 marks.
-LANoTHER VICTORY FOR AMERICA.
LONDON, March 1O.-The race between
George Bubear, the well known English oars
man, and Wallace Ross, the famous New
Brunswick sculler, occurred this morning The
distance rowed was four miles and two fur
| longs over the regular Thames course from
Putney to Mort Lake, Ross conceded Bubear
| ten lengths. Bubear's lead was AZ lengths,
but at Hammersmith the boats were nearly
even. The race was won by the American by
six lengths. After passing Hammersmith Ross
led in spite of the exertions of Budbear and
came in easy. Time 26-10. The contest
was virtually over at Hammersmith. Ross
padded home Is lengths ahead of Budbear.
Great crowds thronged the banks.
GREAT THREATS INDUCED IN.
PARIS, March 1O.-An advanced Irish
Nationalist declared that the Nationalist are
annoyed but in no wise discouraged at the
failure Of the dynimite attempts They are
determined to persevere. He predicted q
large series of explosions in England in
the immediate future. Mechanism has been
invented which renders the explosion certain,
and obviates the use of clock work. Eexation
is expressed that the Irish-American waylaid
b yfour men early on Saturday morning, did
not prove to be the informer McDermott.
At the recent meeting Of the invincibles
here lots were drawn for men to accomplish
the murder Of McDermott. This resulted in
the selection of four men. 1t was decided to
seek McDermott in the other capitals of
Europe, If he is not found in Paris. lyman,
the supposed notorious Number one" has
been written to and is expected in Paris
early in the summer, when he will assume
the entire direction of operations.
MURDER OF A POLICEMAN.
VIENNA, March 10.-The murder of a
policeman at Grunn, the Capitol Moraria is
announced dead, believed to be the work of
anarchists. The police at Vienna and Pesth
are busy unwilling an extensive anarchist
plot.
CLOSE WATCH TO BE KEPT.
LONDON, March 1O.-The Fenian O'Leary,
writes the Pail llaR Gazette that the doings of
the dynamiters are utterly abhorrent to his
nature. Seventy picked detectives have
been collected in London and
instructed in system of espion-
age in regard to the dynamiters.
HEAVY JOB AHEAD.
SUAKIM, March 10.-Osman Digma has
written to Sheikh Morghani declaring he is
determined to drink the blood of the Turks
and their allies. He will strengthen the re-
| ligion of Islam with the sword of Mahdi. He
advises the sheikh to attempt the conversion
of the English to the moslem faith.
FATAL WRECK.
LONDON, March 1O.-Schooner wrecked
last night at Wick and six were drowned.
ADVANCE POSTPONED.
SUAK1M, March 10.-General Graham's
advance is postponed until Wednesday, ow-
ing to the necessity of forming water depots
| on the route to Tamanieb. Several batta-
| lions of infantry to-day marched to Zerba,
where they formed small entrenched camp
to store water. Osman Digna left Snkat at
the head of 1000 men, to defend Tamanieb.
The Arabs, in bodies, continue to arrive here
under flags of truce.
THE RoYALIsTs THREATENED.
PARIS, March 1O.-President Grevy's organ
| LePariS contains a threatening note directed
against the Comte de Paris. The note saws
the government is aware that the royalist
party is engaging in the active work of pro-
paganda against the republic, and that the
republic has resolved to adopt the most ener-
| getic measures against the preteuder upon
the day that the salon talk passes into prac-
teal organization against the republican
forces. The comte has gone for six weeks to
soiourn at Cannes, under private warning
| &I,of Do, DO,-
alist intrigues.
ASKING THE UNITED STATES TO INTERFERE.
| LONDON, March 1O.-The foreign office has
sent dispatches to the British minister at
Washington in regard to the dynamite out
RACES, supposed to be intended as a basis for
overtures with the United States government,
but no communication on the subject of any
kind has yet been received by Minister
Lowell.
ON THE UNION IN GERMANY.
BERLIN, March 10.-The newspapers are
absorbed in discussing the rise of the new
political party, formed by the union Of the
secessionists and progressists. The Voss
Gazette says the death of Lasker gave the sig
nal for union, and that formation of the
| party meets the aspirations long felt by the
chiefs of the two sections, who hope the
fusion viii enable them to fight with advan-
tage against the rcactionists. The National
Gazette says, the impression produced by the
union Of the liberals of all shades of opinion
is most favorable. The Germania, an ultra
montana, doubts that the new party will at
tain membership of ITO, and predicts that
that number, if reached, will not be long
maintained.
WILL NOT RECEIVE THE REPORT
PARIS, March 10.-In the chamber of dep
uties today, the government declined to ac-
cept the decision of the committee appointed
to examine and complete scheme for the
classification of the primary school teachers,
which should enable the chamberto vote
their salaries.
GLADSTONE SICK.
LONDON, March 10-Gladstone is suffer
ing from catarrh, and is confined to his
room.
GORDON GETTING DISCOURAGED.
KHARToUM, March 10.-Gordon advises
the appointment of Zobehr Pasha, to succeed
himself as governor of Soudan. He thinks
Zobehr, if adequately supported, would dis
pose OF FL Mahdi within a year. He strong
" denounces the proposal OF British expedi-
ton to reconquer Soudan, and expresses
deep anxiety about the situation at Khar-
toum unless British act promptly.
The victory Of Graham will, he thinks, have
been useless bloodshed. He does not believe
in sending further kilograms. It's no longer
a question Of days, but hours. II is reported
that Sheik Obeid, on the other side of the
Blue Nile, has risent If this be true the tele-
craps will be cut forthwith It is improbable
that the rebels will attack Kartoum. They
will try to starve the city into submission.
TO GO TO sINKAT.
sUAKIM, March lot is expected the