Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-23
COMPLICATIONS.

SadShat1On IN England = miscellaneous
Old World News.
COMPLICATIONS.
CoNsTANT1NopLE, Oct. 22.-Fears are ex-
pressed in diplomatic circles that the Eastern
Roumelian commission will encounter great
obstacles from Russia, the Porte and the Bull
garian inhabitants. Russia is resolved to
maintain the present administration until her
troops have evacuated the provinces. The
Forte insists on assuming the financial admin
lstratlon, subject only to the supervision of
the commission, and the Bulgarians continue
agitation In favor of annexation to Bulgaria.
The intended withdrawal of the British fleet
from the vicinity of Gallipoli has been aban-
doned In consequence of recent movements of
the Russians.
Bessarabia was surrendered to Russia Mon
day. -
WAR NOTES.
LONDON, Oct. pa telegram from Bombay
states the government is offering free passage
home to families of officers engaged in active
service. 1t is thought, however, that the adj
vance into Afghanistan will be impossible for
some time. Fever is steadily increasing among
the troops stationed at Jamrood and encamped
on the frontier.
ITALIAN CABINET CRISIS.
ROME, Oct. 22.-Prims Minister Coiroli, to-
day, informed King Humbert that the whole
cabinet had resigned. The king protested
warmly against their action, and declared that
would charge Sgnor Carroll with the formation
OF another cabinet. Signor Grispi publishes a
letter attacking the cabinet for humiliating
Italy in the eyes of Europe. This increases
Cairoli's difficulties.
BURROUGHS LIMITED.
LONDON, Oct. pa Berlin dispatch says the
car has issued an unkase ordering that mill
tary furloughs shall only be granted for par
tlcularly urgent reasons, and in any case not to
extend beyond February.
RENEWAL OF WAR.
Sir Stafford Nor; hcote, chancellor Of the ex-
chequer, speaking at Wowerham pton, admitted
that he was not able to say that he was sure
there would not be renewal of war 1t was
impossible to ignore the past he said, that DIFF
hculties were being raised against the execu-
ton of certain parts of the treaty of Berlin.
WILL NOT WITHDRAW.
LONDON, Oct. PA dispatch from Constan-
tinople says Prince Habanoff informed safvet
Pasha on Monday that the Russians will not
retreat from their present positions at Midia,
Visa, Hull, Baurgas and TchliAik Koi, until
ONE arrangement is made concerning Chris
tian fugitives who are following the Russian
army. The Turks are close to these points and
have strong force at Tchorlu. 1t is not true
that the Russians hold Tchataldja. Prince
Habanoff likewise reiterated the statement
that the Russians will not quit Adrianople un-
til after the signing of definite treaty.
RUSSIAN TROOPS.
LONDON, Oct. GA dispatch from Constan-
tinople contains the following: The bulk of
the Russian forces in Bulgaria arc moving
southwark. Russian infantry alone in Eastern
Roumelia already number SO, 600 men. Anoth-
er army corps is near Constantinople. There
are Is, 900 men in Adrianople. Between Octo-
Der l4th and 18TH 1900 returning Turkish
prisoners were landed in Bosphorus.
A slight difficulty has occurred with Persia,
which is pressing for the immediate surrender
of the province of Khotoura.
Bulgarian insurrectionary movement is re-
ported in the district of Sores near Salonica.
The Porte has confirmed the arrangement with
the Cretans except in regard to one minor
point.
TARIFF AND INCOME TAX.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 22-The Journal De
st. Petersburg states in consequence Of the in
crease in uncovered note issue during the war
by 500. 900, 900 roubles, tariff is to be raised
of Is per cent. and an income tax introduced.
exports to compete with the United
States.
not SETTLED.
A Vienna dispatch says the most essential
points in the defnitive treaty between Russia
and Turkey, namely, the war indemnity and
time for withdrawal of Russian troops, are
still unsettled.
INDEMNITY.
The st. Petersburg Golos says it is considered
that the demand for the immediate payment of
100000 roubles is probable. 2
ACCEPTED.
LONDON, Oct. pa Vienna dispatch says it
is expected that att meeting of the Reichsrath
to-day Baron Won Pret;scognado will inform
the house that the resignation of the ministry
has been accepted, and has been charged with
the formation of a new cabinet.
THE PROGRAMME.
VIENNA, Oct. 22.-Baron Won Prctiscognado
explained his programme to a meeting Of the
constitutional party. and declared if they did
not accept it he would renounce the attempt to
form e cabinet. The programme opposes an
advance on Novi Bazaar, and promises the
utmost possible reduction of expenditures. II
says the cost of the administration of Bosnia
and Herzegovina will be betrayed by the
provinces themselves, and from the beginning
of 1880 occupation will cease as soon as order
is permanently established and the whole cost
recovered.
RUSSIA AT HIS BACK.
LONDON, Oct. PA dispatch frcm simla
says the viceroY's native emissary, who has just
returned from Cabul, considers the amecr has
been with difficulty induced to take his present
course by substantial offers from the Russian
envoy who was still at Cabul when the emissary
left.
SOCIALIST PROSECUTIONS.
PARIS, Oct. 22.-The trial of eight persons
arrested for the recent attempt to hold a So
ciallst workingmens' congress has commenced
The prosecution alleges the prisoners had re-
lations with foreign socialists.
ULTRAMoNTANEs
BERLIN, Oct. 22.-The North German Gazette
commenting upon Ultramontane opposition t.
the Socialist BILL declares that SO long as tn,
centre around which all elements blindly hos
| tile to the institution of the empire and Prus
sia group themselves, every attempt to termin
ate kulturkampf by a peaceable understanding
| must remain fruitiess Notwithstanding tn,
best of intentions on the part Of the Vatican
| TROUBLE FOR JOHNNY BULL.
LONDON, Oct. PIT is stated that Cetyways
powerful chief of the Zula Kaffirs, will short
" open hostillties against the British.
cAMBRIDaEsHIRE sIAKEs.qszt
| LONDON, Oct. 22.-The race for the Cam
bridgeshire stakes to-day at Newmarket wa
won by Isonemy; Clementine second La HE,
/ vile third.
/ BUSINESS DEPRESsIoss.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-The Clyde shipwright