St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-08

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tied by the recent conference, the British are
determined to protect the native chief agains ST
the Boer encroachments
MORE DYNAMITE FOUND.
VIENNA, March IA quantity of dyna-
mite and nitro-glycerine was discovered in a
house in the Favoriten suburb, opposite the
mansion of the Baron Rothschild. The sup
position is, it was intended to explode the
mansion through the sewers.
THEY ARE wAyERING.
SUAKM, March IA deputation of the
tribes which fought against Bey at Teb are
now here, and reports that the tribes under
Osman Digana wayer in their allegiance, as
the news OF the British victory becomes more
widely known.
EXPECT TO FIGHT.
PARIS, March by later advices from
Tonquin it is learned that General Nillot,
commander of the French land forces, with
his staff, has crossed from Hanoi to the right
bank of the Red river, and is advancing
along the right bank of the canal of the
rapids to effect a junction with General
Negrier, who has left Haidzuong for Bacninh.
Another column is advancing to the north,
so as 10 cut off retreat of the Chinese.
Fighting at Bacninh is imminent Measures
are taken to blockade the Delta and suppress
piracy.
LONDON, May TIT ship owners threaten
to register their vessels under the foreign
flag, if the proposed shipping bill becomes
law. This bill was foreshadowed in the
Queens speech, and was introduced by
Joseph Chamberlain, president of the board
of trade. The object is ''to provide for
greater security to life and property at sea" !"
BRUTAL WARFARE.
LONDON, March 6.-The commander of
the Blackfags offered a reward of e16 for
each head of French soldier, and e32 for a
head of an officer.
ROADS OPEN,
KHARToUM March GA caravan arrived
direct from Dongola by road closed for
years, but now open, owing to Gen. Cor
don's decree.
LAwLESSNESs.
ST. THOMAS, w. l., March AT the for
eign consulate's at Jacmel, $50 refugees
await the presidents INSTRUMENTATION or
pardon. In a riot at Provincetown, Trini-
dad, the police fired, killing two rioters and
wounding several.
AGRARIANIsM.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 7.-Agrarian dis
orders are reported from southern Russia
the Cossacks violently resisting the efforts of
the government to collect taxes.
SPY.
PARIS, March IA short hand writer for
firm of engineers, is pronounced an ennis
sary of Patrick Ford, of New York.
LEGISLATION WANTED.
ROME, March THE Italian ambassadors
are instructed to confer with the powers in
on the United States government to legislate
against dynamiters.
A SCIENTIST CRIMINAL.
PARIS, March 7.-Prince Krapotkine has
asked to be allowed to remain at Clarvans,
as being near Paris, and he will then be able
in his researches.
PARIS, March 7.-Agustus Harris was
robbed at the hotel Continental, to-day, of a
check tor $1,000, and a quantity of bank
notes and diamonds.
NOT GUILTY.
BERLIN, March THE second trial of the
four Jews charged with setting fire to the
synagogue at Neustettin, resultedin verdict
of not guilty.
UNITED AofIeS WANTED.
LONDON, May THE Moscow Gazette urges
common European action against the an
archists.
A QUARREL OVER CARDS.
VIENNA, March 7.-During a public ball
here last night, card playing took place in a
room adjacent. The Greek consul partici-
pated in the games. The Bulgarian prefect
of police stopped the play on the ground that
games of chance in public places were illegal.
A quarrel ensued, and the Austrian vice
consul joined the Greek consul in insulting
the prefect. The Bulgarian government has
asked the Austrian government for satisfac-
tion, and promised to punish the prefect if it
shall be found he exceeded his powers.
GOSSIP.
BERLIN, March THE counsel of the
royal household has instituted proceedings
against Dr.. Won Bulow, for publicly insulting
Won Hudson, director of the Royal theater.
Tdgeblatt says Sargent will not be recalled
till after new president is elected, when, it
is possible, he will be appointed to st. Peters
burg.
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