The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-08
Last Nights Dispatches.
FOREIGN.

LONDON, Nov, IA Paris correspon-
dent telegraphs as follows: can state
positively that pourparlers are proceeding
for conference respecting the revision of
the treaty of Berlin. The idea originated
in Berlin or Vienna.
A dispatch from Simla says the govern
ment has received copy of Chinese de-
cree ordering the Kashgar authorities to
arrest rebels who have taken refuge on
Russian territory. bee -os
The Manchester Guardians London
correspondent says: Before the plenipo-
teutiaries left Berlin, Lord Beacons6eid
and Count Andrassy signed treaty PRO
viding that If Russia shall endeavor to re,
main on Turkish territory after May, 1879,
England and Austria will insist on her
complete withdrawal. If Russia should
urge that Turkey is unable to protect the
Christians. owing to the disturbed state of
affairs in RoumeIia, England and Austria
will furnish garrison to relieve the Rus
SLAMS. The purport of this treaty was
communicated to Russia.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov, 6,-The Rho
dope insurrection has received fatal blow
by the assassination of Omer Age, ore of
its most influential leaders, by Kara Yus-
suf, the former leader, who had been dis
graced for plundering Omer Aga's death
produced such dlsorganization that ma
jority of the leaders dismissed their bands
to their homes.
FRANCE
VERSAILLES, Nov. After long and
animated debate aud many calls to order,
the Chamber of Deputies to-day declared
the election of NJ Paul de Gassagnac in
valid. j &#E& 3 FASs f7-t7
PARIS, Nov. AT the Latin Union
conference Italy agreed to abolish paper
money for smaller amounts than five
francs, in order to relieve France of the
elut of small coins driven here by the use
Of small notes in Italy. These small
coins will not be received by the treas
ury of any other state after the end of
this year, and Italy will take back those
now on foreign soil She has also agreed
to restrict this years coinage of five
franc pieces to 20,000,000 francs, while
the other powers have coined no silver this
year.
ENGLAND
John Bulls opinion of United States poll
ties.
LONDON. Nov. THE Times on the
elections in the United States says: 1t is
With very sincere satisfaction that We pub
lish the results of the November electiops
in the United States The gravity Of the
issues on which electors had practically tC
decide could scarcely be over estimated
and there was some ground for apprehen-
henslon that the caprice of the democrats
might turn the scale in taver of a rockies:
agitation and ruinous policy, Now, as Of
ten before, the good sense of the American
people has come to the rescue just in tins
to save the country from the consequence.
of party blundering and the immortality O
professors of politics. Little thanks
are due to the leaders Of the republican
party and still less to the democrats
Neither side can be exonerated from thC
guilt of paltering with the inhationist, re
pudiationist, Socialist agitations which
eliminated in the foundation of the green
back labor party. The Times thinks i
not Improbable that both Tilden an,
Thurman will disappear from the from
ranks Of the democrats before 1880, anC
that Bayard will be their candidate 70
President.
knight & Son, merchants, of London
Liverpool and Newcastle, have failed
Liabilities 100000.
Il The press association says it is rumore
that the advisability of sumnoning parlia
ment earlier than usual was discussed i
yesterdays Cabinet council.
The released Fenian O'Hearn will
permitted, because of feeble health, t
remain in Great Britain and 10 visit Ire
land.
/ The home rule confederation has al
ranged serious of demonstrations in tn
, large towGs of Great Britain, CONNER
cling at Birmingham ana Wolserbamptol