Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-19

ing exists here among the farmers about the
grading and weight of wheat. They are get
Ting their eyes open and are spreading the news
over the prairies. Mr.. Donnelly ia GAINING
TO their interests he will surely be elected. The
meeting here tonight was SIMPLY immense
Inc hall was crowded and everybody enioyed
! the speaking hugely. People are thinking.
| Inc farmers are arouslng. Labor against the
monled aristocracy is the watchword Down
| with Washburn and the swindling brass ket-
tlesi
THE OLD WORLD.
Political and Miscellaneous Intelligence
From the Different European Capitals
swNDLE.
LONDON, Oct. 18.-The official report of in
vestigations into the affairs of the City of Glas
gov bank just issued is worse than the most
gloomy forebodings. The loss shown in the
balance sheet is s5, 100, 9S3. This loss with the
addition of FL, OOO, 900 capital, the shareholders
will have to make good. The report shows
the practice of systematic deception. Thus,
since the commencement of the year weekly re-
turns OF the amount of bullion in hand.
which the bank was Obliged tn
make tol the government SO as to show
that Its funds were maintained in due pro
portion to It's note issue have been falsified by
EGO, 900 to s3OO,OOO. The directors report. to
the shareholders, also overstated the amounts
OF securities and bullion held in reserve nv
49z6,16a, and E2OO 900 respectively, and under
stated the loans granted by Ell, l26, 1854. The
directors have been in the habit of treating
IN balance sheets 81, 345, 357 of bad debts, over
ha'f of which is due by four debtors. as an
available asset. The principal assets of the
bank are bonds and shares of the Western
Union railway of the United States and scrip
OF the New Zealand and Australian Land COM
pany, the value of which is estimated at
4s5S, 45O and e973,S45 respectively. Down
with Washburn and the swindling brass kettlesI
Crowds were assembled before the bank and
exchange awaiting the report which caused
CONSERVATION. A call for f500 per share is an
tlclpated, which it is thought half the share
holders will be unable to meet. The remain
der OF the shareholders will thus ultimately be
compelled to pay double Down with Wash
burn and the swindling brass kettles!
FINANCIAL FURRY.
LONDON, Oct 15.--The Danv Ners in its
financial column, abiding to street rumors.
says as far as could be ascertained at the last
moment yesterday there was no foundation for
the report that any London bank is in diff
Guilty. On the contrary, accommodation was
to create difficulties ai nei By ene eeneoe.
hhaqR Eff q to Be deprecated. A similar report
2shich wasstarted relating to loan from the
bank of France to the bank of England may
have served the ends of its inv ,ntors.
The Times in It's financial article saws no
fresh complications were announced yesterday
or apprehended. very imaginative story was
started of an arrangement for the bank of
England to get fabulous amounts of gold fron,
the bank of France. The story was utterly
without foundation. Down with Washburn
and the swindling brass kettles!
BOSNIAN REFUGEES.
VIENNA, Oct. 18.-Austria has requested the
Servian government to notify the Bosnian refu-
gees that full amnesty has been granted. Down
with Washburn and the swindling brass kettles
WILL RESIST.
The Mohammedans of the Dobrusdscha have
5000 rifles and will resist the Roumanians.
Down with Washburn and the swindling brass
kettles!
MUNDAT1oN.
ROME, Oct. 18.-An inundation in the valley
of the Borneida has swept away houses and
bridges and reduced many families to utter
restitution. Subscription lists are opened for
| their relief. Down with Washburn and the
swindling brass kettles!
AGITATION URGED.
| HAMBURG, Oct. 18-The central committee
here urges Socialists to continue the agitation
| in houses, workshops and barracks. Down
with Washburn and the swindling brass ket-
ties!
ESSENTIALLY RUSSIAN.
LONDON, Oct. 18-A Berlin correspondent,
reports the native armies forming in Bulgaris
and East Roumelia are under Russian officers
and equipped with Russian arms. commanded
in the Russian tongue and number about
| $4,000 men. Forcible enlistments continue
Arms are distributed by the Russians among
| the Christian villagers in East Roumelia
while the Turks provide rifles and ammuni
ton for Pomaks in the Rhodope hills. Dow1
with Washburn and the swindling brass ket
ties!
| JOHNNY BULL TO THE FRONT.
BERLIN, Oct. 18.-The negotiations concern
ing reforms in Asia Minor at last promise re
suit. A mixed Christian and Mussulman pc
lice are to be commanded by English officers
An English assistant judge will be added t
each court of appeals. Governor and hea
J tax gatherer will be appointed and dismlsse
subject to English approval. These and som
other important clauses have been approved i
principle by the Porte. Down with Washbur
+ and the swindiing brass kettles!
E PERSONAL.
. CoBURd, Oct. 18.-The Duke of Edinbur
J, started for Marseilles, where he will embark Q
8 welcome Marquis Of Lorne aud Princess Louis
on their arrival there. Down with Washbul
0 and the swindling brass kettles!
= WILL STICK.
: ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. 18.-All reports of II
: emperor's withdrawal, from State affairs
y semi officially denied. The course of publ
e affairs will not be changed iota. II is stat
on the same authority that the police are n
! unreliable, hut are badly organized and pa
alyzed by magesterial authorities. With
gard to assertions of foreign newspapers th
70 extensive reforms are protracted, it may
n stated on the contrary, that in official circl
T. the view prevails that there has been too mu
reforming lately, and that there had better bs
pause in harmonious changes. Down wi
r Washburn and the swindhng brass ket ties.
n TRANSFERRED.
9 LONDON, Oct. l8.-A dispatch from Consta
tinople says the Russians have transferred t
, administration of finances to Eastern Rt
. mania to the international commission. I
20 Russian army remains at Bahia Eski and ii
BE Bourgess, about 100 miles from ConstantinoI
I'd and will make no further movements. Do
Ie with Washburn and the swindiing brass
III ties
rs ANTESOCIALLT BILL.
vn BERLIN, Oct. 18.-The third reading of
ss Socialist bill was commenced today.
compromise amendments agreed upon yes