Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-17

tween Turkey and the Other Powers-A
Reported Battle In Af<hanistan.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Oct. ia firms,f local iron brok-
ers failed at Glasgow yesterday. Liabilities.
$4,000. Two other failures, said to be heavy.
have occurred, butare not yet officially an
nounced. The general feeling is more quiet,
but private and joint stock banks still refuse
accommodations and throw this class of BUSH
ness entirely npon the bank of England, where
as mHch as eight per cent. was charged Tor
loans yesterday. Should the Bank of France
raise its rate of discount tomorrow, as pre-
dlcted IN some quarters, a further adv ance in
BILE.
LONDON, P. M.-The stock exchange busi-
'ess is almost at stand-still. Four incon-
siderable failures were declared in the house
to-day.
A NEW RUSSIAN LOAN.
LONDON, Oct 16.-The Russian minister Of
finance was at Berlin Monday last, consulting
leading bankers in regard to q rev loan.
Nothing was settled and the minister left for
Paris Tuesday
Ill FEELING CREATED.
4 dispatch from Berlin states that Count Won
Beust, being unfriendly to Germany, his APP
pointEent as tro-Hungarian minister at
Paris has created i'll feeling at Berlin.
SUCCESSFUL RAID.
The Indian Civil and Military Gazette states thai
the British have made raid upon Wavering, a
bordering village, and captured four chiefs.
who are held as hostages A dispatch from
Kosauli states it ia reported the vceroy will not
be content with a simple apology but will re-
qulre the ameer to come to Peshawur.
NO AUSTRIAN ATROCITIES.
Vienna dispatch says the Austrian reply to
the Turkish circular repels the Thrkish charge
of atrocities by Austrians The correspondent
adds: The Turkish ambassador who recently
interviewed Count Andrassy to offer explana-
lions must have been convinced that it will not
be the fault of Austria if the relations of the
two countries do not become friendly.
ANDRAssY's PROSPECTS.
Aspecial from Vienna states that Count An
Grassy is certain of majority in the Diet, the
Reichstag and delegations, because of belief
that his policy does not contemplate pushing
the occupation of Bosnia beyond it's present
limits, aud consequently reduction of ex-
penses is possible.
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
ROME, Oct. 16.-The first trial for a basis for
many having completely failed, in consequence
OF the attitude of the center party in the
Reichstag a new and less radical basis will be
and relations between the church
and state will be regulated as nearly as pos
sible in accordance with the existing German
laws.
EMPEROR BILLY.
LONDON. Oct. ia Berlin dispatch SAYS it
is announced that Emperor William will re-
sumo tho government in the beginning Of De-
cember. g
GOOD RADIANCE.
In consequence of the certainty of the pas
sageof the Socialist bill, the central Socialist
committee have voluntarily dissolved. In a
parting address it calls upon its members to
continue their efforts for the propagation Of
their political ideas in private life.
AFGHANIsTAN.
dispatch from Simla says the viceroy's ma
tive emissary bearing the ameer's answer is ex-
pected to arrive at Khotat Sunday. If the
tenor of the reply is unfavorable, operations
will begin Immediately.
RELIGIOUS WAR.
BOMBAY, Oct. 16.-The Ameer of Afghanistan
is endeavoring to make religious war among
the Mohamedans of Central Asia against the
English.
SPAIN AND MOROCCO.
MADRID, Oct. ia dispatch says the Span
ish government received dispatches from Mo-
rocco, stating that the Sultan is disposed to
accord full attention to the representatives of
Spain. All possibility of war is now consid-
cred removed.
sUBDUED.
VIENNA, Oct. 16.-Gen. Rheinlander tele-
graphs that the district Of Northern Krdina has
been subdued after various engagements
which cost the Australians 500 men killed.
GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS.
PARIS, Oct. 16.-Count D'Eu. son-in-law of
the emperor of Brazil, remitted Minister Moves
400 francs as a contribution for the yellow
fever stricken people of the United States
THE SOCIALIST BILL.
BERLIN, Oct. 16.-The Reichstag passed the
of the socialist bill relating to the
modified state Of seige. with amendments
offered by the Conservatives, giving the govern
ment greater discretion as to the propriety of
producing state of seige and expeDing sus-
pected persons from towns. On the final para
graph being reached all amendments prolong-
ing the period of the operation of the bill were
rejected, and the paragraph was passed limit
ing it as proposed by the committee to March
81, 1881. This completes the second reading of
the bill.
LONDON, Oct. l6.-A Berlin dispatch says the
government will probably endeavor to secure
an amendment to the Objectionable points of
the Socialist bill, by a private conference With
the Liberals. The latter, however, are very
THE sERvIAN BOUNDARY.
BELGRADE, Oct. 16.-Differences have risen
the English and Russian delegates ON
the Seryian boundary commission Both have