Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-26
OVER THE DEEP.
OF INTEREST TO FOR
EIGNERS ONLY.
A Great Variety of Rumors Bearing on tho
Afghan War--Gortschakoff's Resignation
in the Hands of the CARA Croak from
Chambord--Greece and Turkey--Gensral
Gossip.
WHERE IS THE BLAME?

WHERE IS THE BLAME?
LONDON, Nov. 25.-Count Schouvaloff has
had long interview with Lord Salisbury.
The Liberal leaders ave held meeting and
drawn up statement declaring that that
portion of Lord Cranbrook's dispatch which
endeavors to fix upon Gladstone's govern
ment the responsibility for the Afghan war,
is inaccurate and incomplete.
dispatch from Lahore says majority of
the prisoners taken at Ali Musjid have been
released.
BANKRUPT.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-J. j. Fenton & Sons,
private bankers of Rochdale and Haywood,
have suspended. Liabilities in Rochdale
alone, S2,50o.OOO. The wooden trade is
largely involved.
BULGARIA.
CoNsTANrINopLE, Nov. 25.-In pursuance
of the treaty of Berlin Bulgarian assem-
bly,, composed of bishops, functionaries and
notables, has been summoned to meet at
rirnova on the 9th of December, to pre-
pare organic laws for the province. The as
sembly Is to complete this task in April, and
then elect prince.
PREDICTION.
BERLIN, Nov. 25.-The Berlin Post saws:
The after effect of the Afghan war will be
that England will have to renounce the idea
of maintaining Turkish rule in Eastern
Roumelia, because, even if successful in
Afghanistan, she will need her Indian forces
in Asia, and be unable to brandish them as a
threat on the FnroDean thaater of war
A BOURBON cRoAK.
PARIS, Nov. 25.-Compte De Chambard
has written to M. Nun, whose election to
the chamber of deputies was recently invali-
dated, congretulatng him for attacking the
ancient regimes of abuses which nobody
wishes to restore, but adding "The pro-
tective shelter which permitted France to at
tain her past greatness must not be- over
thrown. For France to be saved God must
return to her as master, so that may reign
as king
ON STRIKE.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-Ten thousand cotton
A per cent reduction of wages is ordered
at Carnarvonshire slate quarries. The
mayor of Barrow-in- Furness has called a
public meeting to relieve the distress in con-
sequence of the depression of trade.
SILVER.
LONDON, Nov. Pa dispatch says Ger
many on Saturday sold quarter of mil
lion of pounds worth of silver at 505hd. per
ounce. It will, it is understood, demand
5OMd. for any more.
ANGEL.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The $4,000 recovered
from Angel, the fugitive secretary of the
Pullman Palace Car company, were found in
the Bank of Portugal, deposited in his
name.
ARRESTS IN SPAIN.
MADRID, Nov. 25.-Arrests continue in
Barcelona, Saragossa, and elsewhere, of per-
sons implicated in the federal intrigues. At
Saragossa, arms and papers have been found
with twenty persons.
TERRIBLE MORTALITY.
MADRID, Nov. 25.- Advices from Magador
to the 2lst inst. show there is an average of
sixty deaths daily from an epidemic which,
however, is not believed to be cholera.
THEY HAVE RESIGNED.
BERLIN, Nov. 25.-The rumor is verified that
Prince Gortschakoff and Prince Orloff have ten
dered their designations. 1t is further report
ed that the car has notified Prince Gortscha-
koff that he has postponed a decision the
subject until he returns to st. Petersburg.
This is considered as indicating that Gortscha-
koff's resignation will be accepted.
GOING TO RETIRE.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The Daily Nelps announces
in semi-of6cial form that Count Schouvaloff
will soon retire from the London embassy.
THE PRESS BILL.
MADRID, Nov. 25.-in the council to-day
Senior CASTELAR, made an eloquent speech against
the press bill, which he denounced as conis-
cation of the free press. He was frequently
cheered during his speech. Prime Minis ter
Canovas Del CASTILLO spoke in reply.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN!
LONDON. Nov. "a correspondent at Berlin
says it is expected at st. Petersburg that the
ameer of Afghanistan will go to Herat, in the
event of defeat. 1t s rumored that the corps
under the Russian General Lomakine, is ten or
twelve marches from Herat.
CELEBRATING THE EVENT.
ROME, Nov. "a grand tolchlight process
sion in which all the popular societies took
part, marched to the quirinal tonight in honor
OF the kings escape.
cAsHGARN.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The Daizy Ne,us announces
semi-offcially that Wade, British minister to
Pekin, who has left London for his post, will
visit Lahore under special instructions from
Lord Salisbury, and will confer with Lord Lyt-
ton in regard to the attitude of Russia and
China relative to Cashgarn.
THE GREEK QUESTION
LONDON, Nov. PA dispatch from Pesth
says Great Britain has joined the other powers
in expressing readiness to support the initiative
of France in reference TO mediation on the
Greek question, and a step in that direction
| may soon follow. Greece has refused to nego-
| tiate on the basis proposed by Turkey of ces-
| sion OF territory in Thessaly, but none in
| Epirus.
| BOUND TO KILL HIN.
| PARIS, Nov. 25.-The Moniteur reports that
previous to the arrival of King Humbert at
| Rome yesterday, the police seized placards
threatening death to all who Joined in the oya-
uion to him. The report has been in circulation.
ana appears to be confirmed, that dynamite was
found on the rails shortly before the passage OF
| the royal train to Rome. Socialists have been
! arrested at Padua and San Sepalcro.
PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY.
BUCHAREST, Nov. 25.-It is officially an.
nounced that Russia and Roumania have ar
rived at an understanding by which the resula,
ton OF the treaty of Berlin in relation to tn,
| passage of Russian troops through Roumania !.
extended to the Dobrudscha. The matter i,
thus settled in accordance with Roumania',
wishes.
| HARMONIOUS.
| LONDON, Nov. 25.-The Daily TelerapN
leader denies that there are dissensions in tn,
British cabinet.
SHORT THE.
GENEVA, Nov. 25.-All the cotton mill. ;.