Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-25

AsoeuA u VI h1nS dumDert TO H0me-Enthu.
siastic Reception BY the Populace-Gi-
gantic Conspiracy for the Kings Assas-
sination--News of the Afghan INVASION
Miscellaneous,
CAPTURED.
LAHORE, Nov. 24.-It is believed the great
er part of the garrison of Ali Musjid have
been taken prisoners. The hill tribes inter
copied 500 Afghan soldiers and deprived
them of arms and clothing.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.
ROME, Nov. 24.-The king and queen,
Prince of Naples and Duke of Aosta arrived
to day and were most enthusiastically re-
ceived. They were accompanied from Ma
pies by Signor Carroll, the president of the
senate and chamber Of deputies and several
ministers. and were welcomed at the station
by all members of the senate and chamber
of deputies, civil and military authorities,
sixty guilds and workmen's associations with
Il ags and bands.and escorted to the Quirinal
Toe route of the procession was
lined with sheds for sightseers, and
vast crowds cheered their majesties from
one end of the line to the other. The king
and queen appeared to be much affected.
They were obliged after reaching the palace
10 appear on the balcony four times. The
whole city is decorated with flags and
streamers and tonight there is a general H.
Elimination.
KILL THE KING.
PARIS, Nov. pa correspondent tele-
graphing from Rome before the procession,
states that the soldiers and gems d'armes
were echeloned every fifty metres along the
whole route. There have been 800 arrests
in Naples. 1t is stated that the government
has proofs of the existence of vast associ-
alton the object of which is to kill the king
1t is said the Internationalists hold 25O,OOO
Tires, the proceeds of recent bank robbery.
CHINESE RESURRECTION.
LONDON, Nov. 24.-Advices from Oren-
burg state that the Russian fort Naryu has
been strongly reinforced, in consequence of
the concentration of Chinese troops on the
frontier, and reports the pacifcation of
khotan. The principal insurgents of
Khotan have fled into Russian territory. 1t
is said the Chinese have murdered the
youngest son of Yakoob Bey.
BLOW AT ANDRAssY's POLICY.
PEsTH, Nov. 24.-The finance committee
of the Austrian delegation, despite the per-
suasions of Count Andrassy, refused to dis
cuss the supplementary credit to meet the
expenses incurred in the occupation of the
Turkish provinces, alleging that parliament
has not yet sanctioned the occupation. The
probable consequence of this refusal is that
the session of the delegation will be adjourn
ed and the reichstrath summoned to meet
Immediately.
ARRESTED AND EXPELLED.
ROME, Nov. 24-Previous to the entry of
the king and queen into the city, the cues
tor, who had undertaken to answer for good
order, arrested and expelled three hundred
persons.
SOCIALISTS ARRESTED.
LONDON, Nov. 24.-German papers report
number of Russian students at Koenies-
berg, suspected socialists, have been arrested
at the request of the Russian police and in
termed in Berlin.
An Ali Musjid dispatch reports the ameer's
master of horse captured. He is said to be
the chief instigator of hostility to England.
AFGHAN INVASION.
LONDON, Nov. Pa correspondent with
the Khurum column telegraphs as follows :
Headquarters of the column is now at Haz-
arapir. Information has been received that
the garrison of Fort Mohamed Azin, twenty
miles ahead, will probably evacuate and de-
stroy the fort. General Roberts has Just de-
cided to push on by forced marches and en-
deaVor to surprise the place and prevent it's
destruction.
NEXT MOVE.
JAMRooD, Nov. 24.-Gen. Browne marched
to Labaly Saturday. His next move will be
to Dakka.
RUSSIA IN BULGARIA.
LONDON, Nov. PA Berlin dispatch SAYS
according to semi official intelligence eight
Russian divisions, amounting to 10000
men, will be sent into Bulgaria before the
end of the year. The German legation has
been ordered not to return to Copenhagen
until after the departure of the Duke of
Cumberland.
POLISH GENERAL DEAD.
PARIS, Nov 24.-Louis Meeroslowsky. the
Polish general, is dead.
MAssAcRED.
LONDON, Nov. pa dispatch from Sophia
says counters bring reports that the Turkish
Redifs massacred 800 inhabitants in the