Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-29

as am baSsador to the court OF Spain. King
Alphonso desires that NJ. De Chandordy shall
| remain. while the Spanish cabinet fear that NJ.
Choiseul would become the centre of republic
can lntrigues. 1t is probable that Count De
CholseuFs nomination will be withdrawn.
TO BE UNsEATED.
The electoral commission of tho chamber of
deputies has recommended that Duke DeCazes
be unseated. -Four other elections still remain
to be investigated-those of Nm. Gavin, Alb
batnei, Malarisie and Reiile. If these are con-
tested the total number of elections declared
invalid will be seventy four.
CONDEMNED TO DEATH.
MADRID, Nov. 2S.-The supreme tribunal has
condemned Moncasi to death. The appeal
will be carried to the court of cessation.
ANDgAssy IN A PLIGHT.
PEsTH, Nov. 2S.-In consequence Of the re-
fusal of the finance committee of the Austrian
delegation to discuss the supplementary credit
for the occupation of the Turkish provinces,
Count Andrassy has withdrawn the bill for a
supplementary credit, instead of taking the al
Tentative course of submitting the matter to
the reichsrath.
THE TREATY OF BERLIN.
Berlin correspondent represents that the
Cars recent disavowal Of the policy infring-
ing the treaty of Berlin is due to Prince Bis
marcks refusal to permit the notification of
treaty with which he is closely connected.
Russia sounded him to ascertain whether he
would not give her carte blanche in the east
provided Count Schouvaloff was raised to Office
in consequence. Prince Bismarck refused and
the scheme for Schouvaloff's promotion has
been abandoned, at least for the present.
MASSACRE.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.--A dispatch from Sofa re-
hat IL. ,l> loc,
sacked district in Macedonia on the Goth inst
and massacred the inhabitants without distinc-
tion of age or sex. dispatch from Batonm
states dispute has arisen between the Turks
and Russians whether the new frontier shall be
on the line of Tchoruk river or not. Russian
soldiers have been massacred at Adjaro.
TURKISH LOANS.
A dispatch from Constantinople says it is
stated the British government will efficiently
assist in the negotiation of the forthcoming
Turkish loans.
CONCENTRATING AT cABUL.
LONDON, Nov. 2s.-Russian journals state
that the ameer is concentrating his forces near
Cabul, which is strongly fortified.
KaUFMANN's SPEECH.
Berlin correspondent confirms the report
that Gen. Kaufmann speech on presenting the
sword to the ameers envoy at Tashkend, has
become the subject of communication from
England to Russia.
PEEWAR PASS.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-A correspondent with the
Khurum column telegraphs as follows: We will
probably attack Peewar pass Saturday. A re-
connoisance Wednesday showed the Afghans
who abandoned Khurum pass We're, SO far with
out success endeavoring to mount cannon on
the summit of Peewar. The British troops will
consequently made a dash, hoping to capture
the common and the pass. All sick and weakly
will remain in Khurum fort.
THREATENED WITH DEATH.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-A dispatch from Pesth re-
ports that editors of newspapers and members
Of the Diet who support the government have
been, during the last few weeks, anonymously
threatened with death.
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