Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-26

81 abul--The Occupation of Zwarnik by
the Ahst-ians Thought to Virtually Set
tie the Bosnian Decentralization
Reached in the New FoundIand Fishery
Question: miscellaneous.
WAR INEVITABLE.
LONDON. Sept. 25.-A dispatch from Calcutta
says when the British mission was refused pas
sage the commandant of Alimusjld told Major
Cavaguri but for personal friendship he would
shoot him OH the spot. War is believed to be
inevitable.
The Calcutta correspondent adds: IF it be
true that the commandment of Aim Jus id. in the
presence of one of the Ameer's most trusted
servants, threatened to shoot Major Cavaguri
there can be little doubt that the threat was in
accordance with direct instructions from the
Ameer.
The Times in its leading editorial says: This
last news leaves little doubt must expect
war. Operations. in fact. have commenced al
ready. The Amer doubtless intended TO make
the breach with England rreparable Such will
be the effect of his conduct. We ought to be
we'll able TO succeed in occupying two or
three important points in Afghanistan before
winter. which Will go long way towards I'm
ishing the war. We can continue it in the
spring if the Ameer M still obdurate. The
blow. when uiven. must he effectual.
Even the Daily NeuS favors prompt and Wig
orOus action.
RUSSIAN INFLUENCE.
VIENNA, Sept. 25.-The Political Cor, espond-
ence> has the following: 1t is said the sultan has
sent Ali Mehemet an autograph letter permit
ting him to return to Constar tinople. This is
interpreted as the restoration of Russian influ-
ence.
ARMENIAN REBELLION.
1t is also reported that 100000 Armenians
have risen in arms and are ready to fight for
autonomy.
LONDON Sept. 25-A Vienna correspondent
telegraphs that trustwo. thy private advfces
mention the fall of Zwarnik but it has not been
officially confirmed. 1t Is known that 5000
insurgents deserted during the last few days
and the 5000 who evacuated Tuzla fed in the
direction of Novi Bazaar.
vEsUvIUs.
NAPLES, Sept. 25.-Prof. Palmicri is con-
structing bulwark of scoua around the obser-
vatory on Mount Vesuvius, capable of offering
considerable resistance to the flow Of lava
should it come in that direction.
CATHOLIC PILGRIMAGEs.
PARIS, Sept. 90 he Pope on receiving the
members of the Pidmontese pilgrims EXPIRE sed
pleasure that the season for pilgrimages had
returned and that the first to arrive were citi-
zens Of Italy. He said that efforts are making
to root ont the faith, but the people of Italy
would not allow it to be taken from her. He
was nfident that the Catholics of Italy would
continue their allegiance to the church, the
more because the difficulties of the pom iff' s
position are becoming more serious. The de-
voted sons of the church ought to devise some
just and legitimate means for ameliorating
this situation.
PROTESTING HUNGARIANs.
VIENNA, Sept. 25.-The Hungarian radicals
test against the occupation of Bosnia Depu-
ties Helfy and Simonyi lead the movement.
Resolutions will be submitted declaring the &C
cupation of Bosnia will be fatal to the Hun
garian nation; protesting against the sacrifice
of Hungarian blood and money against their
wishes; demand the withdrawal Of troops from
Bosnia, and declare the intention to organize a
movement and petition the Hungarian diet for
impeachment of the Tisza cabinet. The agta-
ton is regarded party maneuver of a
small but turbulent minority. The recent cleo
tions gave the government large majority.
ACCEPT THE INEVITABLE.
PRAGUE, Sept. 25.-Deputies belonging to
the old Czech party, who for the past ten years
have abstained from participation in the pro-
ceedings of the Bohemian diet, yesterday took
their seats and declared that while adhering to
their former protests they are willing to make
an effort to obtain their end by concllitury
methods
PAcIFIcATIoN VIRTUALLY COMPLETED.
VIENNA, Sept. 25-Austrians have occupied
Zwarnik, thus virtually completing the pacih-
cation of Bosnia.
ENGLAND AND AFGHANIsTAN.
LONDON, Sept. pa dispatch from Simla
says Gholim Hussein Khan, who went to Cabul
with the Viceroy's letter, has been recalled. A
force under Gen. Roberts has been despatched
to KORAN Valley. column numbering LOT
men, has been ordered at Moalton, and l 600 &C
to Quetta. Active military preparations are
making in Romuel Sendee.
John Penn, an eminent mechanical engineer
is dead.
PLAYED IT ALONE.
BERLIN, Sept 25.-After strict investigation
into the Hoedel and Nobling cases, no trace o
conspiracy could be discovered.
PARIS contributions.
PARIS SEPT. 27.-Su5scriptions for yellow
fever sufferers in the United States, $4,000.
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
LONDON, Sept 25.-A dispatch from Airolo
Switzerland, at the southern mouth Of st. Got
hard tunnel, reports three cases of gunpowdeI
for blasting in the tunnel exploding too y
and ten WOrkmen were instantly killed all
several terribly injured.
INCREASING.
NAPLES, Sept. 25.-1he volcanic activity O
Vesuvlus continues to increase. The rest O
the old cone has 6 wen way and a new one
forming.
DENIED.
ROME, Sept. 25.--The Italie says it is author
zed to deny the report of the presence q
Italian volunteers on the Austrian frontier.
NEW FoUNDIAND FISHERIES.
PARIS Sept. 25.-The Pdtiic: We learn tn
difficulties between France, England and th
| United States relative to the New Foundlan
| lis heries have been arranged and the three cal
| in,ets are now drawing up convention whic
will obviate all future disagreements.
| ALIVE.
| LONDON, Sept. pa dispatch from Raj
goven declares the king of Bu,mah is alive.
TURKS REFUSED.
| ATHENS, Sept. 25.-The journals here ar
nounce 500 Turkish troops attacked a body
insurgents at Apidia, Thessaly, and were r
| pulsed with tue loss of forty men
LIBERAL AMENDMENTS ADOPTED.
BERLIN, Sept. 25.--The parliamentary con
mittee continued consideration of the sociali
bill to-day, and adopted several liberal amene
ments despite the opposition of conservative
Count Vonbuelenburg spoke against one
these amendments, but was unable to defe:
it.
AUTHOR DEAD.
ROME, Sept. 25.-Jacob Erdman, the Frenc
journalist and author, is dead.
NOT TO BE HELD.
EDINBURGH, Sept. 25.-The London corr
spondent of the Scotsman announces it b.
been decided not necessary to hold speci