Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-20


LONDON, Sept. 19.-An important strike by
the miners in North Staffordshire is appre-
hended.
LONDON, Sept. 1S-The steamships Montana
and Massachusetts, from New York, Vaderland,
from Philadelphia, Baltimore and Braunsch-
weig, from Baltimore, have arrived out.
HUTAJAR KAHU.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 19.-The Turkisland
Gazette announces that Hutajar Kahu, former
ruler of Khokand, is at Cabul.
TREB INaE AND scUTAR1.
RAaUsA, Sept 19.-The Austrian brigades are
now concentrated at Tribinge. The Turkish
commander at Scutari has shut himself up in
the fort with one battalion, fearing he will be
massacred
AUsTRIAs LUCK.
VIENNA, Sept 19.-Gen. Zach has captured
two outworks ON the hills before Bihacs. The
insurgents made furious effort to retake
them. The Austrians have begun the bonn
bardment of Bihacs.
Hadji-Hadji has arrived at Zwarrick.
TURKEY.
! CoNsrANrNopLE, Sept. 19.-Grand Vizier
Safvet Pasha has promised Minister Layard to
Ten batallions of Turkish troops will be dis
patched to Adana five to Crete, and forty-fve
to Mitrovitza and Kassova.
SOCIALISTS TABooED.
BERLIN, Sept 19.--The committee of the
Reichstag on the socialistic bill does not in
clude single socialist.
GOT THE NETTLE-RAsH.
Bismarck is suffering from nettle-rash and
will be confined to his apartments for several
days.
TURKEY AND GREECE.
CoNsrANT1NoPLE, Sept. l9.-Both Turkey and
Greece disclaim all intention Of precipitating
rupture. The Grand Vizer has even expressed
strong belief of an ultimate amicable ar
rangement. The Porte has prepared a circular
forcibly refuting the instructions Of the proc
lamation in fullfllment of the treaty, and de-
nying that the Turkish government has not
had time to prepare the Bosnians for the
change of government.
THE AUsTRo-sERv1AN ALLIANCE.
VIENNA, Sept. 19.-The Fraude1ablatt an
nounces officially that the government has not
asked the cooperation of Servia and Mon
tenegro. The terms of this statement do not
exclude the idea that such step was at one
time contemplated. 1t undoubtedly was, and
was abandoned on account of the Indignation
it aroused in Hungary. An alliance with Ser
via and Montenegro would lead to a Hungarian
rising When the Hungarian diet meets a few
weeks hence it will be seen that the situation
is already very serious, and it would be unwise
| to tr:he with such state of feeling exists
in Hungary now.
cAPIrULATED.
VIENNA, Sept 19.-1he fortress of Bihaes has
capitulated. The Austrians entered at this
afternoon.
THE PRISONER OF THE VATICAN.
ROME, Sept. 19.-The congregation of cardi-
nails has just decided that the Pope should not
leave the Vatican unless under special over
ruling circumstances. Cardinal Mini is seek
| ing to ascertain whether German Catholics are
inclined to follow party leaders from the Vat
lean. The Vatican has ordered the Catholic
| Bishops in Mexico to abstain from participant
ing in political contests.
GAMBETTAs PROGRAMME.
PARIS, Sept. 19.-Gambetta's speech at
Romans contains the complete political pro-
gramme, the text of which includes the dis
missal of anti-Republican functionaries; the
organization Of the army from which politics
should be excluded, but where the law must be
respected even by those in highest command
the abolition of favoritism now shown to Ultra
montanes and the exclusion of all citizens
from the priesthood until they have performed
military duty. Each point of the programme
was enthusiastically cheered. Ten thousand
people escorted Gambetta to his hotel. singing
the Marseilles.
CHINESE JOHN sHERMANs.
LONDON, Sept l9.-Germany and England
ha We sent identical instructions to their nava
commanders relative to action against Chinese
pirates.
/ CHRISTIAN REBELS.
VIENNA, Sept. 19.-Dispatches report thai
BUNGL1NG IN BOSNIA.
A dispatch from Berlin says it is reported
the relations between Count Andrassy ane
Prince Bismarck are less intimate in conse
sequence of the bungling in Bosnia.
NOTES.
LONDON, Sept. ia Berlin dispatch state
that the Russian authorities instructed the pro
visional government of Bulgaria to summon al
male inhabitants between the ages of 20 ant
%, to form territorial army of fifty battalion
of infantry and seventy squadrons of cavalry
J A Belgrade dispatch says Montenegro ha
asked Servia to unite with her in resisting thu
Albanians. The Russian General Komorof
strongly recommended this cause.
dispatch from Vienna intimates that
change of Austrian ambassadors at CONSTANT
nople is possible.
A Pera correspondent says the sultan has re
fused to give his consent to convention, a
proposed by Austria and recommended by tn
council of state.
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
The Case of DR.. Wright Again Considere