Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-30
THE OLD WORLD.

Gen. Brownies Afghanisfan Army Caugh.
! in n Trap Communication Cut and cid
by the Eneny--strong Convoy Repulsed
and the Situation Considered seriou ,---
Turkish Army Re-supnaled.with Arm.
From Misunderstanding Depression in
/ the English Iron and Goal Trades--The
Work of Expelling Socialists From Berlin
COMMUNICATIONS of International Troub.
les in Spain -DIiscellaneons.
GEN. BROWNIES COMMUNICATIONS CUT.
PEsHAwuR, Friday evening, Nov. 90
Gen. Brownies communicate rs have been
temporarily cut. Hostile .shighlanders esti-
mated at 1000 in number, have collected in
the hills below Ali Musjfd. They cut of
stragglers and fred on armed parties The
section of the pass between Jumrood and Ali
Musjid has been closed altogether for the
present. A strongly escorted convoy failed
to force its way to-day. The situation is &C.
rious, and strong measures are inevitable.
AUSTRIA.
LONDON, Nov. ga dispatch from vi
emma says opposition to, the government in
the budget committee is becoming merely
personal and obstructive. The conduct of
the opposition leaders is alternating even
their own supporters. It is thought the af-
fair will make reconstruction of
both the Austrian and Hungarian cabinets
Immediately necessary, as the opposition are
probably willing to grant supplies to defn-
tive cabinet.
NOT DEAD,
PARIS, Nov. 2s.-Chevaudier De valdrome.
statesman, is not dead.
BAD JoKn.
PEsrn, Nov. 29.-The explosion of a bomb
near the palace of Minister Tisza, on the
evening of his recent reception, is regarded
now as a bad joke.
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-There was only one un-
important failure among the stock brokers
to day. The Pail Mall Gazette says Russia
cannot suffer us to prosecute our successes
in Afghanistan to whatever issue we may
think fit. Thht action will be taken sooner
or later is certain.
ITALIAN Observation-Disclosures.
Rome, Nov. 29.-The latest arrests of So
cialists have led to the seizuye of documents
that have given much information relative to
the organization of the Internationalists of
Italy and their connection with similar bodies
in foreign countries.
CALEDoNIAN RESURRECTION.
LONDON, Nov. ga dispatch from New
Caledonia says eight liberated conyicts and
three natives have been murdered by rebels
at the mouth of the Poya river. Troops
continue to pursue the Insurgents in the
Poya district. The rest Of the colony is
quiet
EXPELLED FROM BERL1N.
BHR11N,- Noy. 29.--Unaer Hhe order Of the
Prussian ministry declaring persons consid-
cred dangerous to public order may be de-
MED the. right Of residiAain Berlin or its
suburas, about forty cons ssaous Socialists
to-day received orders of expulsion, among
them Messrs. Posselman and Fritzzchee.
ARMS FROM AMERICA.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-Reuters dispatch from
Constantinople says the Porte has suppressed
the Turkish legation at Washington, and
many consulates. Since the cessation of
hostilities, twenty-nine vessels have arrived
at Constinople, mostly from the United
States, with large cargoes of rifles and can
non. The Turkish troops are now as we'll
furnished with arms as before the war.
CHARGED WITH cowARDIcE.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Nov. 29.-The Nayae
Vremeya publishes an article saying the
responsibility of the dispatch of the Russian
embassy to Cabul rests with Russia, and not
Afghanistan. England avoids the strong
opponent and falls upon her weak neighbor
TAXING AMERICAN COTTON.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-The council of state is
about to discuss the project for taxing cot
ton imports from America.
REyoLUTIoNIsTs AT WORK.
MADRID, Nov. 29.-Government is taking
great precautions in the northwest provinces.
No actual disturbances are apprehended, but
revolutionary agents are believed to be at
work.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-The condition of the
iron and coal trades in the South Stafford
shire district is growing worse, and the clos
ing of works and reduction of wages are
noticed.
Kentish hop-growers say as the general
depression of agriculture and commerce is
largely caused by the protective tariffs of
foreign countries the duties on foreign pro-
duction should be reviewed.
The Hungarian diet passed the address in
reply to the speech from the throne by