Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-15
OLD WORLD NEWS.

American Recognition OF Roumafiian In
dependence-Politica1 Notes from the
Several European Capitals Numerous
Failures Following In the Wake OF the
Collapse Of Balfour q Co.
LONDON, Oct. IA correspondent at Vienna
says the Porte is adopting an apologetic tone to
Austria relative to its rec mt note.
UNDERSTANDING REACHED.
A Pera correspondent is informed that Rus
STA and the Porte have arrived at an UNDER
standing for the period of occupation of the
Rhodope district.
Vienna dispatch says new complications
have arisen. It is reported that Montenegro
and Roumania refuse to restore their Turkish
prisoners until they receive their allotted terri
tory and monetary compensation respectively.
FRANCE IN EGYPT.
LONDON, Oct. IA Paris correspondent
states question of influence to France and
England, respectively, in Egypt. has been set
tied by the arrangement giving M. Bigriere
the administration of railways and ports,
Wilson takes the ministry of finance. The
Egyptian government is expected to ratify this
arrangement to-day.
RECOGNIZED BY HAYES.
BucHAREsr. Oct l4.-Dr. Smith has arrived
with autographs letter from President
Hayes recognizing the independence Of Rou-
mania and expressing hope for her prosperity
and for the maintenance of cordial relations.
BALFoUR's TUMBLE.
LONDON, Oct. 14.-Heugh Balfour & Co.'s
liabilities are now estimated at over $4,000
900. Six of the largest firms of Blackburn are
creditors, and lose from S25000 to 300, 900
each. Some other firms have given notices of
stoppage of their works in consequence Of the
failure of orders. T. D. Findlay & Co., East
India merchants Glasgow, have suspended.
Liabilities, 81. 100000.
SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTION.
LONDON, Oct. IA Constantinoble dispatch
says the completion of the defensive lines Of
Constantinople has been authorized.
Some of the tribes near Bagdad revolted and
captured the town of Damam. The Turkish
authorities telegraphed urgently calling for re-
Inducements
BISMARCK DEFEATED.
BERLIN, Oct. 14.-The Reichstag has thrown
out the clause in the socialist bill prohibiting
socialist writings. Clauses Z, 8 and 10 were
passed over, and clauses II. II, IS and Is were
adopted. The chamber adjourned until Tues
day.
CAUSES OF EXCITEMENT.
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from Vienna
states the stoppage of Russians in the neigh
borhood of Constantinople seoma to have
caused some stir amongst the cabinet, though
pone of them has made any direct represents
tions.
POWERS EXCLUDED.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 14.-The Porte will
not submit to the powers the final treaty which
is now being negotiated with Russia. The
Lazis in Constantinople have petitioned Prince
Labanaff, Russian ambassador, for passports
enabling them to return to Batoum.
Count Itchy, Austrian ambassador, has re-
quested, IN friendly manner, an explanation
of the concentration of Turkish troops at
Kossova.
SILVER MARKET.
LONDON, Oct. 14.-The Times financial ar
ticle says the silver market continues weak
There Is very little stock, but holders would be
glad to get Sid per ounce. Purchasers show nc
desire whatever to give orders and business il
| at stand still. Everything connected with the
market at present points to inevitable further
| reduction.
| TO BE WITHDRAWN.
VIENNA, O,t 14.-Eighty THOUSAND troops
will be Withdrawn from Bosnia and the re-
naming division will be reduced to a peace
footing.
| STIRRING UP STRIFE.
| ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 4.-Notwithstandin,
the police and military patrol the streets, revo
lutionary placards continue to be posted, in
| cendiary pamphlets are distributed and threat
| ening letters sent to members of the govern
| ment.
L IN ArrY0y