Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-30
THE OLD WORLD.
Facts and Fancies Cabled to the "G1obe"-
Thickening Complications of the Eastern
Question-The Afghan Situation.

= dcts ana RANCHES Cabled to the "G1obe"-
Thickening Complications of the Eastern
Questionable Afghan Situation.
ARMY REORGANIZATION.
VIENNA, Oct. 29.-Twelye Austrian officers
left for Teheran to reorganize the Persian ar
my on the model of the Austrian army.
TROOPS MOVING.
SIMLA, Oct. 29.-Orders have been issued for
the collection of stores and transports for 90
600 men at Bohawaur.
JOHNNY BULL.
VIENNA, Oct. 29.-The Press says England
alone has demanded explanations at st. Peters
burg of Russian movements in Roumelia.
soTHERN.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-The physicians of Mr..
Sothern, the actor, demand his absolute re-
tirement from the stage for six months. Ma
ture of illness not stated.
BERLIN TREATY FAILURE.
The Pail 1Mal Gazette editorially declares
that the treaty of Berlin is a failure; that it
will be impossible by it to arrive at pacific
solution, and that the sooner this fact is recog-
nlzed the better. Peace, 1t says, must be COM
manded by commading the arrest of the reck-
less power which has kept Europe in commo-
ton for years past, and now threatens to break
away 1IOIn Ill law ana all restraint. This
only to be done IN concert and concert is give
and take measure for the benefits of which all
parties must pay something. 1t follows that
we should not shrink from any price in season.
wARLIKE IF TRUE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 29.-The German st.
Petersburg Gazette says rumors are persistently
current that the government has decided to of
fer active assistance to Shere Ali, and that many
volunteers are preparing to start for Afghanis-
tan. The same paper states that by order of
the high admiral ITO torpedo boats have been
distributed among sixty-one war ships.
GIVES IT UP.
VIENNA, Oct. 29.-Baron Won Pretis Cagnodo-
Ola has rendered the emperor his resignation of
the task OF forming a cabinet.
KINGLY SACRIFICES.
LONDON, Oct. 29-Intelligence has been re-
ceived from Whydah, west coast Of Africa.
Sept. 18th, that the Portuguese commandment
and seven soldiers are held captives by the
fore him daily. The king has recommended
the grand custom of human sacrifices. Fifty
persons have been slaughtered in one month.
BULLY FOR BEGUN.
SIMLA, Oct. 29.-The Begun of Btspal has
offered to place her army at the disposal of
England.
EXPLANATION WANTED
CoNsrANrINoPLE, Oct. 29.-The Porte has
asked Prince Labanoff to explain the return of
Russian troops to positions recently evacuated
by them, and also the refusal to reinstate to
Turkish authorities the district between
Tchorlu and Adrianople. Six thousand Rus
SLAMS entered Roumelia by way of Bourges.
RENEWAL OF WAR INEVITABLE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 29--The Gozos says if
NIL xUnr tod
nnhesitatingly decide for renewal of the
struggle. Despite the expedients of diplomacy
to arrest the national course of historical de-
velopment, it is evident that inevitable crisis
IN the Eastern question has arrived. There is
no apparent prospect of completing the organi-
zation of the Balkan peninsula on the basis Of
humanity and justice without free war.
THREATENING.
LONDON, Oct. ga dispatch from Vienna
says England has confdentially directed the
attention of Austria to the serious aspect of
affairs in Turkey, but has not yet made di-
rect attempt to bring about common action by
the powers, although she has brought forward
the matter Individually at st. Petersburg
TOE AND HEEL.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-In the international walk
at Agricultural hall the score at IL o'clock to-
night stood: Corkey 201 miles, Brown 200;
Grassland 200; Vaughan 1872; Weston IT'S:
Herbert 1863; Howes 1863; Croft 1853; RoweII
l67.
DISAPPOINTED.
LONDON, Oct. ga dispatch from Simla
states Geographic correspondence is still pro-
ceeding with the home authorities. The In
dian officials appear disappointed with instruc-
lions from the home Office. 1t is even rumored
though not generally believed that the viceroy
has beer instructed to write to the ameer again
before advancing.
MADRID, Oct. 29.-The police found eighteen
bottles of dynamite in a chamber near Madrid
Three arrests have been made in connection
with this discovery. The trial of Juan Mon
casl has com mencec. He refused legal assist
ance and al advocate was accordingly appoint
ed by the court to defend him. 1t is considered
proved be had no accom- plices. 1t is believed
the king Will commute the sen. ence of DEATH
which will doubtless be passed on Moncasi. to
email servitude for life. The constitutional
party hes decided to bring forward. very short
ly after the meeting of the cortes, a test ques-
ton, defeat on which would compel the resg-
nation OF the cabinet. The government, how
ever, Is confident of majority.
TRAMP OUTRAGE.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 29-Three tramps entered
the house of farmer named Thos. Lannon,
near Parkersburg, w. Va, yesterday, beat the
farmers wife and daughter in brutal man
ner, seized everything that could be of use to
them ana decamped. They were pursued but
were nob captured.
DALLYING.
LONDON, Oct. pa Simla correspondent un-
derstands the home authorities have decided
that another communication shall be addressed
to the Ameer, setting forth explicitly the con-
sequences of refusal to admit the British
mission. The former emissary of the vceroy
who has just left simla probaly bears this ulti-
matum.
SPANISH SOCIALISM.
MADRID, Oct. 29.-The cabinet council, I'M
der the presidency of the king, to-day dis
cussed for several hours the condition of the
Catalonian Workmen's associations. Dis
patches have been exchanged with P.ris,
Vienna, Berlin and Rome. with view to COM
mon legislation against socialism.
Weather To-Day.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3d. A. M.-Indications
for the upper lake region and upper Missis-
sippi valley: Cloudy weather, with frequent
rain or snow; warm, southerly, veering to cold
er northwest winds; falling, followed by rising
barometer.