Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-14
THE OLD WORLD.
of Canada-General and Political News.
RESURRECTION

departure or the New Governor General
of Canada-General and Political News.
RESURRECTION.
BOMBAY, Nov. ia serious instruction has
broken out in the Nejd district in Arabia
against the Turks.
TURKISH LOAN.
LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch from Constan-
tinople says: It is stated England is earnestly
assisting the Porte in it's endeavor to conclude
loan to be guaranteed on revenues of Spain
and surplus Egyptian tribute.
scHoUvALoFFs MISSION
PLsTH, Nov. 13.-Count Schouvaloff has had
a private audience with the emperor He sub
sequently informed an interviewer that he was
the bearer of no proposals, that he came to
Pesth to settle some minor matters, and re-
peated the assurance of the czars desire to
faithfully respect the treaty of Berlin.
WANT PEACE.
Home, Nov. ls.-The exiled German bishops
in reply to request from the Vatican to state
their views about the pending negotiations be-
tween Germany and the Vatican have adj
dressed memorial expressing wish that an
equitable arrangement may be reached.
EMPEROR WILLIAM.
WEIsDADEN, Nov. 13.-Emperor William. re-
plying to an address of the town council said
he hoped soon to resume government. He
trusted Germany's action against criminal ten
denotes would be initiated by other States. The
peril is common, and 80 ought to be the de-
Tense.
WAGES REDUCED.
LONDON, Nov 13.-The Bolton cotton sn,p-
ners decided to make reduction of s per cent.
in the wages Of their employees.
cANADA's GOVERNOR GENERAL,
The Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise
accompanied by the Duke of Connaught
and Prince Leopold, left for Liverpool at mid
night. large crowd witnessed their depar-
ture, and repeatedly cheered the Marquis and
Princess.
A dispatch from Berlin SAYS Gen. TodIeben
has been summoned to Leyadia.
TO BE UNsEATED.
PARIS, Nov. 13.-The electoral commission of
the chamber Of deputies has decided to recon-
mend the unseating of NJ. Fourtou, late minis
ter of the interior.
INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-The Times correspondent
at Pesth telegraphs: From all that has trans
pred ii seems reports concerning Count
SchouvaioIt's promotion from the London en-
bassy for the present are unfounded. The idea
charged TO watch the execution OF tho Berlin
treaty seems under contemplation in st. Peters
burg.
rENIANs TO Be RELEASED.
LONDON, Nov. $50 Conner Power, FL. p,
stated at public meeting last night that
Lowther, chief secretary for Ireland. held out
some prospect of a speedy release of the two
Fenians who are still confined in Ireland.
LABOR REDUCTION.
The enforcement of the Bolton masters rcso-
luton is dependent ON the concurrence of mas
tiers owning two-thirds of the spindles in the
district, which includes Bolton, Leigh, Tyldes-
dee and Anterior. Eight thousand operatives
in Blackburn who ere out Of employment are
organizing meeting to express indignation at
| the paucity of parish relief.
FOREIGN BREvIT1Es
Amy Sherman, an English actress, is dead.
storm OF exceptional severity prevails in
North England and throughout Scotland.
The new Egyptian loan closed yesterday,
being fully subscribed at 70. The scrip is
| quoted on London change at to IL premium.
The race fer the Great Shropshire eng. J
| handicap was won by Orontes, Sunahade second
Suffer third
Denner & Co.. East Indian merchants, Lon
don, have failed. Liabilities 100000
The Russian mission at Cabul has not been
| Withdrawn.
The cotton manufacturers OF Glasg gov will
| reduce the working hours one-third. This viii
| effect 5000 employees.
The iron firms Of Aahton, Hyde, staley
| Bridge Newton and Guidebridge, England. give
notice OF a reduction in wagea of skilled work
men of two shillings and unskiIled workmeI
one shilling week.
| Allentown, Pa, Iron Company sugpanos.