Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-30
Responsibility for Trouble in Afghan
istan Accredited to Russia-Expul-
sion of Socialists Vessels Carr
rying Arms to COnstan.
tiuOple.

LONDON, November 29.--The Russian am-
bassadOr had ds long conference With the sso British is
meeting meeting Of the cabinet council. O''' INV
The Pat MAJ Gazette says: Russia cannot suffer
| US to prosecute successes In Afghanistan to
whatever issue we may think At. That action will
be taken sooner or Later = ceftain; nj
liberated convicts and three natives have been muir
dered by the rebels at the mouth Of the Poha river
| Pohia district The rest of the colony is quiet.
Berlin correspondent states that Russia has ad-
vanced three million roubes in order to make Sofia
A dispatch from Paris says the appointment of
Count de Choiseul as ambassador at Madrid has
disp3tch from Vienna says the opposition to the
more PERSONAL and objective. The conduct Of the
oppo 'tion leaders Is alternating even their own sup
struction In both Austrian and Hungarian cabinets
Immediately necessary, as the opposition are p0ba-
iRg 70 Grant supplies piles to denlye cabinet
the Porte has suppressed the Turkish legation at
washington and many consulates elsewhere
Since the cessation Of hostlities twentynine YES
sells have arrived at Constantinope, mostly from the
United States, with large caIgoes OF rifles and can
non.
HASTINGS, November 29.-Iuquests were
held to day on the bodies of three victims Of the
a student in Paris, recognized the body Of r. W.
Ciymer, his cousin. Another body was recognized
Cimer said he believed the third body was that OF
Mrs. Lucke. The inquest was adj turned to allow
the chet mate an opportunity IOr eXculpdtinS nlm-
self.
Mr.. Blight testified at the inquest to-day. He
peated his previous evidence. He said the sailors
saved their baggage and bedding, Instead OF assist
ing the passengers. The captain kept his post like
man, but no one else did.
Captain Schwen6en, In answer to an INQUIRY OF
Blight after the collision said his chief officer had
| left him. The men in the last boat persisted in
pushing of while there was room tor several more
people
Although the inquiry remains open, the jury re-
turned verdict that three of the persons drowned
to their death in consequence OF collision at
| sea, the cause Of which has not been shown.
Peshawur.
| PEsHAwUR, November 29. - General
Browns communications have been temporarily cut.
The hostile hghlanders estimated at four thousaEd
In number, have collected on the hills below All
musjid. They cut of stragglers and fire ON armed
parties. TIE section of the pass between Jumrood
and AlimusjId has besn closed altogether for the
present strongly escorted convoy failed to free
its way to-day. The situation Is serious, and strong
| measures are inevitable.
Berlin.
BERLIN, November 21--Under the order
of the PItiSsian ministry, declaring that PERSONS
considered dangerous to the public order may be de-
MED the right of residing in Berlin or Its suburbs,
about forty conspicuous socialists to-day received
| Hasselment and Fritzze, socialist deputies.
81. Petersburg.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 29.-The
responsibility for the despatch Of the Russian en-
bassy to Cabul rests with Russia and not Afghan
| istan.
MADRID, November 29.-The governmeI
is taking great precautions in the northern pre-
lutionary agents are believed to be at work.