Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-09
NUMBER 299.
OVER THE WATER.

OVER IHE w AIER.
Sensible View of the Fishery Question
The Failing Health of the Gar Causing
Anxiety-Bismarck Presented With the
Unusual Decoration of the Red Cross of
Kaiser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Political
News.
THE FISHERY QUESTION.
LONDON, Nov. s.-The Daily -Tetns concludes
an article fishery question, follows:
I'VE await with interest the publication Of
Lord Salisbury's dispatch and the statement
drawn up by the Canadian government. But
there is use trying to disguise the fact that
Secretary Evarts' case has some forcein it.
right has been bought, and in the natural
course of things will be paid for by the United
States. Their right of fishing thus acquired
accrued about two years before the local law
was passed and our commissioners forgot to re-
serve to the local legislatures the right of max
ing regulations. We fear the date fixed by
treaty for the payment OF the award, Nov. %,
will be long past before the American govern.
ment is convinced of the error of its conten-
ton. The question is one of legal obligation,
and it cannot be to calmly discussed on both
sides. reluctance to infiict wrong should be
at least strong the determination not to
submit to one.''
HEAVY SNOW FALLS.
LONDON, Nov. s.-Telegrams from northern
and eastern Europe announce heavy snow falls
The Apprentices and Black Forest are covered
and the Swiss passes blocked with snow. In
France the rivers are very high. The Seine
threatens an inudation.
Kollevig, Moller & Co., commission MGR
chants, Fenchurch street, have failed Their Ii
abilities are S650,000.
THE Cars HEALTH.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. S.-The health of the
czsr is becoming more and more uusatisfac-
tory and causes great anxiety. Count Schou-
valoff has left Lovidia for London. the state of
the emf eror's health not permitting decision
upon the pending political difficulties. Count
Schouvaloff was one of the distinguished party
of the imperial yacht wrecked on the way to
Odessa.
AUSTRIAN BUDGET.
PEsTH, Nov. 6.-Count Andrassy presented
the budget to the delegations yesterday. The
expenditures for 1879 is estimated at 81 751,7l5
forins being three millions less than the pre-.
ceding budget.
RELIEF OF THE STOCKHOLDERS.
GLASGOW, Nov. S.-The subscription here for
the relief of the shareholders of the City of
Glasgow bank have reached $4,000.
THE RED EAGLE.
BERLIN, Nov. S.-The emperor has sent his
adjutant from Coblenz to congratulate Prince
Bismarck on his daughters marriage and to
present him with the grand cross of the order
OF the Red Eagle, decorated with the sceptre
and crown, the only Prussian decoration which
Prince Bismarck had not before received and
which is said TO have been only once before
conferred, namely, by Frederick William Nv.
on Minister Manteufel.
The Cologne Gazette says Emperor William
and the empress will return to Berlin on tho
18th of December.
THE VATICAN AND GERMANY.
BERLIN, Nov. 8.-The Nord Dsutsche Zeitung
infers from the Provincial Correspondence ar
ticle declaring negotiations between Germany
and the Vatican cannot succeed unless the Gen.
ter party agitation against the government is
| interdicted by ecclesiastical authority, that
| negotiations between Germany and the Vatican
| are not abandoned. The Vatican still hopes to
bring the center party in tho reichstag to n less
hostile attitude.
THE TROUBLESOME RUSS.
| LONDON, Nov. S.-A telegram from Constan-
tinople says Russia is establishing second line
of defense at Adrianople. Several prominent
Turks, believing that the attitude of the Rus
slams in Romelie will lead to a var with Eng
| land and Turkey, anxious to convince Min
istsr Layard that the best mode Of fighting
Afghanistan wouId be to engage Russia in
| Europe. The sultan's immediate intentions.
however, are pacific. Several ministers, and
especially the military party, favor IL defnitive
cession ofn portion of Bosnia to Austria, so as
to secure her neutrality in view Of future con-
tingencies.
GREEK CABINET.
| ATHENS, Nov. ST.. Coumoundouros has
formed new ministry, with himself as presi-
cent of the council, minister Of the interior,
and temporarily minister Of justice; NJ. Dclan-
mis-, foreign minister, and TEN porariiy minister
of finance; III. Brabouls, minister of marine,
and temporary minister of war, and H. An
| gerines, minister OF education and worship.
coUsIERMANDtD.
LONDON, Nov S-A Vienna dispatch says
| Count Schouvalof's mission to Pcsth to pro-
pose another congress to amplify the treaty of
Berlin has been countermanded ON account Of
| the uncertainty of the relations between En-
I gland and Russia which for the present pre-
| vents Russia from entering on full explanations
with Austria. The emperor of Austria
| Thursday, sharply rebuked for meddIing with
foreign affairs, n deputation from the Crotian
diet, who urged the defmtive annexation OF
Bosnia and Herzegovina to Crotia
CONFIRMED.
| Acorrospondent at Paris says ne has received
| fresh information which confirms the report of
| the Ill health of the car.
sCHoUyALoFF.
LONDON, Nov. 8.-A Paris correspondent
says according to the latest news, Count
Schouyaloff only goes to London to present his
letters of recall. 1t is believed that his Jour
ney will have serious influence on the course
of events which are now causing general anxi-
ETY.. correspondent regards the recall of
Count Schouvaloff from London as pre-
liminary to his supplantng Prince Gortschakoff,
and adds that Trustworthy information con-
siders that Bismarck is doing his utmost to
bring about that result. Schouvaloffs access
sion to power would be the signal for policy
on the part of Russia and Germany arriving at
a common reactionary end schouvaloff's
foreign policy would not be pacific, but rather
the opposite.
Berlin dispatch says 21s, 900 recruits will be
raised by Russia this year instead of the peace
contingent of 10000.