Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-06

most obstinatcly. Sometimes they even as
sumed the offensive, hard pressing the most ad-
| vanced troops until reinforcements came. Not
single body of Afghans remained unbroken
at the end of the day. The English lost ten
killed and eight wounded.
OCCUPATION OF JELLALLABAD.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-A Lahore dispatch says it is
believed there is no Afghan force between OAK
ka and Cabul. and that General Browne will
occupy Jellallabad.
REsUAINa THE REINs.
BERLIN, Dec. 5.-The Emperor William, in
alighting at the railway station, was met by
the assembled legislators and officers of the
government, and made speeches thanking them
for their sympathy in his great affection, and
insisting that unhealthy spots in the social
system only be healed by the strong hand
of the law. In the parade past the palace ap-
peared large number of Americans bearing
the stars and stripes.
DEGREES have been promulgated announcing
that the emperor resumes the government from
to-day, and thanking the crown prince for his
successful and devoted performance of the i'm
perial functions and his dligent Observance of
the principles laid down hy the emperor.
ALL QUIET IN KETsER PASS
LAHORE, Dec. 5.-All is quiet in Khy Der pass
reconnaissance has beer made as far as Pesh-
balak. The ameer is collecting levies near
Cabul. Gen. Biddulph has advanced many
miles northeast Of Quettah.
THE HUNGARIAN CHAMBERS.
PEsrH Dec. Sat conference of the lib
erals, Premier Tisza pointed for programme
to his former declarations relative to annexa-
rion and to Count Andrassys recent state
ments. The liberals declared their readiness to
self and his colleagues ready to form a new
cabinet.
A ROYAL RECEPTION.
BERLIN, Dec. 5.-The emperor and empress
reached the palace in this city at IL 45 to-day
The route from the railway station was dengely
crowded with people, who gave them an enthu-
siastic reception. The trades societies and pub
lie bodies generally paraded past the palace
and their ma jesties appeared on the balcony of
the palace amid the acclamations of the m ulti-
tude.
ANOTHER BRITISH ACQUISITION.
PARIS, Dec. 5.-Rutnor On the bourse saws
another convention between England and Tur-
key cedes England Alexandria, seaport north
of Syria.
RUSSIAN PRESS COMMENTS.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Dec. 5.-The Journal de st.
Petersburg aud Golos ridicule the idea of Gen.
Kaufmanns recall from his command in
Turkestan. The Go1os SAYS Russia has as much
right to ask for Lord Lytton's recall from India
as England has for the recall of Gen. Kauf-
mann. The Journal de st. Petersburg expresses
the belief that Lord Lytton's policy of forcing
the Amer to enter into relations with Great
Britain was determined long before the Rus
sian embassy was sent to Cabul. and that the
latter was mere preteSt fer the position now
assumed by England.
MENT.
ROME, Dec. 5.-In the Chamber of Deputies,
last night, Signor Minghett;, extreme conserva-
tive, supported the Interpolation regarding un-
lawful associations. He said he had heard that
some OF the Bearsante clubs had been closed,
and he wished to know if the same course
would be taken against Republican. associations.
lie SAID he knew there was Ia great difference
between Internationalists ased Eepu oiicans, but
he would ask the ministers of associations
whether they designed to divide Italy once
again into Jragemnts. and to replace the dis
possessed princes again ON their thrones, or to
es tabllsh Republic, were permitted by law?
Wero the ministers disposed to proceed
against them as they had done against the
Bearsante clubs? That it was their duty to do
SOTO repress, in short. all manifestations not
in accord with the established form of govern
ment, was the theme OF Minghetti's speech
LONDON, Dec. "a dispatch from Paris saws:
Gariba!di writes to Scilian correspondent as
followa: THE future Of the world is Republi-
can. Say SO openly to the Sciian young men,
For the present it behooves US to support the
Carroll ministry"
RESIGNED.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-The Bishop Of Durham has
resigned on account Of 1i-health.
INTERMEDIATES ARRESTED.
MADRID, Dec. 5.-Three persons have been
arrested on the Portuguese frontier having in
their possession documents emanating from
the lnternationalist centre Of New York.
A SON IS BORN.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 5.-The wife of the
Czarowitch has been confined of son.
OBITUARY.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-The morning journals an
nounce the death of Capt. Whyte Melville,
novelist. He fell from his horse, while hunt
ting, and broke his neck.
A DOUBTFUL COMPLIMENT.
BERLIN, Dec. 5.-The city is illuminated with
great splendor tonight. Six companies of
every re. iment were held in readiness to quell
riot, but all has been peaceful.
WAITING FOR REINFoRcEMENTs.
VIENNA, Dec 5.-The Political Cores ,o,aclcnce
reports that the Russian General Somokine
who commands the road to Herat, is waiting
for achievements to the number of s, 900 men,
who recently crossed the Caspian sea-