Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-29


Countries in PIogress---The Official Cor
Responsiveness With the Ameer--- Military
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the Austrian
Diet--Financial, Commercial and Trade
Troubles in Epgland--A Grist of Minor
Tribulations.
OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
LONDON, Nov. 26-The official correspond
ence in regard to Afghanistan from 1855 to the
present time is published. 1t covers 260 pages.
The Ameer's letter IN reply to Lord Lytton's
request for the receotion of Sir Neville Cham
berlin's mission, complains that before the
viceroy's letter was read or his messenger had
audience, other let srs had reached the Ameer
from the commisss oner at Peshawur to the
commandant of Ali Musjid written threaten
courtesy, and il tone contrary to
the ways of friendship and inter
course. Considering his (the Ameer's) attic
tions at that time, patience and silence
would have been especially becoming in the
officials of the British government. The Of
hcials of the opposite government (meaning
Russia) having in no respect to show enmity or
opposition towards the British government, nor
indeed do they With any other power desire
enmity or strife but when any other power
without cause or reason shows luminosity to-
wards this government the matter is left in the
hands of God and to his will. The description
of the interview between Major Cavagnari and
the commandant of Ali Musiid, is substantially
the same as first reported. The interview con-
Guided as follows Major Cavagnari asked:
viii you oppose the passage of the mission by
force!" The conraandant said: Eyes, and
you may take it as kindness and because l
remember friendship, that don't fire upon
van for hat have oil Iy
D1sGRAcErUL FAILURE.
LONDON, Nov. 28.-An approximate state
ment Of the affairs DC the firm of Smith, Flem-
ing & Co., OF London, whose failure was an
nounced Oct. Sd, shows liabilities, Sl4. 557, 425;
but only IS, 1872, 975 Of this is expected to rank
against the estate; assets are 81 426 ,915 or less
than IS Cd on the pound of the s5,l32,975, and
after the costs of liquidation are paid, will not
yield "a on the pound. Tho Times financial
column says one OF 5he partners has stated the
house would have ssppped long ego, but for the
intervention of the manager of the City of
Glasgow bank. W'1never may be responsible
for it, this failure AUST be ranked amongst the
most disgraceful AMI disastrous of our time.
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
GLASGOW, Nov. 2sa-The following appeal for
the relief of the shareholders of the City of
Glasgow bank has been issued to scotchmen
abroad, and sent by cable to the principal cities
Of the United States and Canada:
Sco1cHMEN: In the name of the Scottish
nation we ask yen1 aid for the shareholders
ruiaed by the City of Glasgow bank failure.
Two hundred Thousand pounds are required.
Half has already been subscribed. Reply.
The above appeal is signed by the lord provosts
of Edinburgh and Glasgow, and the executive
committee of the City of Glasgow bank relief
fund
rNss crIorpcuoD
DUBLIN, Nov. 28.--Dr. McCabe, auxiliary
bishop Of the diocese of Dublin, succeeds
Archbishop Gs.,tts.;ssZ.
THE FENIAN PRISONERS.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-O'C Common, the convicted
fed that he will be released Immediately on
condition that he viii reside outside Of the
queens dominions. Kelly, another Fenian, will
probably shortly be liberated on the same terms.
ANGEL.
LoHDos, Nov. 28.-Angell, the defaulting
secretary Of the Pullman Car company, Chi
cago, was passing here as an Englshman under
the name OF Seymour when arrested.
THREATENED STRIKE.
LONDON. Nov. 2s.-The staffordshire nail
makers have given notice of their intention to
strike Saturday unless the masters dispense
with all outdoor hands, who are very numer-
GUS, and make nails at home during intervals
OF regular employment.
THAT BOGUS BABY.
Lady Annie Louise Tooch who was arrested
on the charge of attempting TO pass off a spur
ious child as the heir of her husband, Sir Fran
ces Gooch, has been committed for trial.
MORE FAILURES EXPECTED.
1t is rumored that there will be more failures
tomorrow of considerable Importance among
stock brokers, in consequence of speculation
in railway shares of one of the partners of the
suspended Rochdale banking firm.
ESTATE sEQgEsTERED.
GLASGOW, Nov. 2S.-The sequestration of the
estate of Henry Taylor & Sons, grain and -four
merchants, is announced. Liabilities, Sc, $780,
600. VIM. Taylor, the imprisoned director of
the City of Glasgow bank, is senior partner of
the firm.
RUSSIA WILL INTERFERE.
LONDON, Nov. 28.--The Tines has the follow
ing dispatch from Berlin: Vienna senli-official
correspondence says: Russia has announced
her intention of supporting the amcer in the
event Of England occupying any point in
Afghanistan from winch Russian dominion in
Asia might be effectaaly threatened. The an
nouncement is based upon the assertion that
England has violated the alleged Afghan agree
ment of Lord Clarendon by the occupation of
Quettah. The Intention Of Russia to interfere
IN Afghanistan is apparently confirmed by the
Moscow Gazette declaring Intervention indis-
ensable now that the occupation of Quettah
has been succeeded by expeditions in the drec-
tion of Candahar and Herat.
DANGEROUS PERSONS
BERLIN, nov. 2S.-An order of the prussian
ministry of state is published that persons con
sidered dangerous may be denied the right of
residing in Berlin or its suburbs. Carrying
arms. except by persons with special PERMITS
and the sd e of explosive proiectiles is prohib-
tied. The order takes effect Nov. %, and re-
mains in force one year.
DIPLOMATIC CAMPAIGN.
PEsTH, Nov. ga dispatch to the Pesthe,.
LEoyds, from Berlin, says Russia is about to
begin diplomatic campaign with England in
regard to Afahanistan. Gen. Kaufman has
handed to his government a memorandum
pointing ont how dangerous to the security of
the southern frontiers of Turkestan it would
be II khyber Passes We're permanently occu-
pied by British troops. General Kaufman re-
CARDS as groundless British apprehensions of
Russians threatening the northern frontier of
India from central Asia. This frontier il
quite impregnable, while the British occupa-
ton OF southern Afghanistan,would be a stand
ing menace to Russian Turkeystan. The st.
Petersburg cabinet, relying ON this report, will
ask serious guarantees from England that no
changes will be made in the territory or indie
pendent condition of Afghanistan.
SAVED.
LoNDov, Nov. zS.-John semann, OF Maiden,
n. j., and Christen Jensen, OF Racine Wis,
are among the saved from the Pommerania.
GREECE AND TURKEY.
VIENNA. Nov. ga Constantinople dispatch
says Moukhtar Pasha, before taking command OF
tho Troops in Epirus and Thessaly, will proceed