Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-12
SOCIALIST THREATS.


tor bloodshed who helped frame and carry the
bill. In concluding he declared that if the
pacific endeavors of socialism were repressed
the day would soon come when socialists would
take up and fight against their tyrants. The
president of the Riechstag called
speech was an Indictment to
rebellion. Hasselmann repeated his words and
was again called to order. Amid loud and in
dignant protests he went on to say, II am not
personally in favor of revolution; prefer pa
cifc means; but if we are forced to fight we
lay down my life on he field of honor. Let
Prince Bismarck remember the 18th of March,
1913. Her Lowe and Benningsen, Liberal
leaders, demanded the methods and purposes
OF socialism and defended the legislation for
its repression, which Benningsen declared even
advanced Liberals now admitted to be neces-
sary. Benningsen said he had no fear that
Bismarck would allow the anti-Socialst law
to be employed to impair the liberties OF the
people.
RUN ON RUSSIAN BANK.
ODESSA, Oct. 1.-THE cashier of the Bank of
Commerce is defaulter to the amount of
$4,000. A run on the bank followed the an
nouncement and million and half dollars
were discussed yesterday, when the excitement
subsidized.
WAR PREPARATIONS IN INDIA.
LAHORE, Oct. 1.-THE CiVI and lfillitary
Gazette states that General Sir Frederick Paul
Haines, commander-in-chief of the British
forces in India will assume command at Pc
shawur, where IS. 900 troops are already concen-
trated. Requirements for the British army
continue to arrive and war is considered inev-
liable. The Afghans are practicing with
heavy guns in Khy Der Pass and it is believed
Ali Musjid has been strengthened and armed
with heavy siege guns.
LARGE FAILURE.
Manchester, have failed. Liabilities estimated
at between one million and two million ster-
ling. The firm of Heugh Balfour & Co. was
one-of the oldest eastern shipping houses in
Manchester; E2O0,000 of their liabilities fall
chiefly on Manchester cloth and yarn agents.
The failure was announced at the close of
business and caused immense excitement.
Their failure will affect several small firms.
RUPTURE AvERTED.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Oct. 21.-The Porte is in
formed the Austrians will not advance into
Novi Bazaar, and danger of conflict is thus
averted.
HUNGARIAN CABINET.
VIENNA, Oct. 11.-Count Andrassy, Herr Won
Tisza and Baron Won Wenckhim have had an
audience with the emperor, Francis Joseph,
which lasted three hours. 1t is expected Herr
Tisza will assume professionally. the Hungary
ministry, and Baron Won Wenckheim the min
istry of the interior. The emperor has convok-
ed the Reichsrath for Oct. %.
SECOND READING.
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE Reichstag to-day pass
ed through the second reading of clauses two
and three of the Socialist bill with scarcely any
notifications.
FRANCE AND BISMARCK.
PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE council of ministers to-
day discussed Prince Bismarck observation in
the reichstag on the 9th inst, about Herr Sin
nemann and the constant agreement of his
journal, the Frankfort Idg6latt, with the semi
official press.
SAN srEFANo.
LONDON, Oct. ia Constantinople dispatch
says the Russians claim the treaty of Berlin
did not fix the duration of Russian occupation
of places outside of Eastern Roumelia, and
therefore the occupation of such places is regu-
lated by the treaty of San Stefano.
BISMARCK AND TIE VATICAN.
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE Tagblatt asserts that
Bismarck, in letter TO Cardinal Nina, express
sed conviction that the negotiations between
Prussia and the Vatican will shortly be sue
cessful. This statement is not confirmed from
any other source.
FATAL PANIC.
LIVERPOOL, Oct..l during the performance
tonight at the Coliseum theatre, which is now
used as music hall, fight occurred under the
gallery. The audience hearing but being un-
able to see the disturbance, became alarmed. A
cry of fire was raised wheu terrible panic en-
sued. people rushing for doors and sliding down
the pillars of the gallery the heads of the oc-
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five men and lads and two women were suffo-
Gated, and many persons severely injured.
RUssIA'S NEW DEMANDS.
LONDON. Oct ia dispatch from Con-
stantinople correcting the statement of Oct.
9Th, says Prince Labanoff informed Safvet
Pasha that the Russians will retain Adrianople
not until the treaty of Berlin is fulfilled, but
until a treaty is signed conforming those parts
Of the San Stefano treaty which are not affect
ed by the decisions of the Berlin congress. This
incident has caused some alarm in diplomatic
circles, but the correspondent has reason to be-
lieve the object of the demand is merely ia
hasten the Porte, which is tagging over some
stipulation.
dispatch from Pera reports Prince Labanof
told Safvet Pas ha that until the supplementary
treaty is signed stare of war exists.
A DASH ABANDONED.
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from Simls
states the idea of dash on Ali Musiid has beer
abandoned. The military authorities conside
| it useless until they were prepared to proceed
| beyond that point. The original programm,
of advance from two or three points early ii
/ November will be maintained.
EXTENDED TO 1883.
LONDON. Oct. la Berlin dispatch saws
compromise extending the operations of tn
/ Socialist bill till March, 1883, bids fair to b
adopted.
EAGLES FOR NEW YORK.
i LONDON, Oct. 1l.-One hundred THOUSAND
pounds worth Of eagles were bought for Ne,
York yesterday at trife over the Bank q
England's price, but it is not thought likel
they will be shipped to any extent at present
as the supply OF bonds has improved.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE races for the frs
challenge stakes took place to-day at New
J market, the second October meeting, and wa
won by Lord Hamilton's Holly Pop, Placid
second, Peace third.
Fifteen hundred hands in the SGnnysid
mills, Bolton, have been thrown out of en-
ployment in consequence of strike of th
, twisters.
LONDON, Oct. 11.-One thousand weayers Z
Glasgow have struck against y TX per cent. /,
dnctlon of their wages.
II CONsTANTINoPLE, Oct lit is said the Ru
slams are fully determined in their admin
J, tration in Eastern Roumelia during the ter,
of their occupation of Bulgaria.