Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-17
THE OLD WORLD.

Austria Preparing to Crush the Rebellious
Bosinans With Overwhelming Numbers
Opening of the Debate on the Anti
Socialist Bill In the German Reichstae-
Miscellaneous Foreign News.
M1DHAT PASTA.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-A dispatch from Paris
says the Ottoman ambassador there had de-
ivered to Midhat Pasha a letter from the Sui
tan, authorizing him to re-enter Turkish terri
territory and reside in Crete where he wishes
to live with nis family. Midhat Pasba will en-
bark at Marseilles the present week in Turk
ish vessel for Crete. He will be accorded re-
ception betting his rank.
ANTI-socIALIsT BILL.
BERLIN, Sept. 16.-Debate opened in the
Reichstag to-day on the anti-socialist bill.
Herr Reichensporger, ultramontaine leader,
declared himself opposed to the bill, but said
his friends would not treat it in purely mega
tive spirit. He wished to have it referred to a
committee. Herr Bebel, socialistic, denied
there was any connection between the attempt
against the emperors life and socialists He
declared the socialists didn't desire the abolu-
ton of property, only its modification. Count
Won Gutenberg showed that Modelling had de-
clared himself a socialist. The socialistic press
had defended him and Hoedel and had ap-
proved recent murders in Russia. Herr Bam-
Der, Liberal, supported the bill. He thought
Bebels speech uncontrovertible proof of the
necessity of taking measures against socialism.
He desired the bill, however, should be limited
in its operation to certain acts, and should be
otherwise amended. He moved it be referred
debate was adjourned.
OVERWHELMING MASSES.
VIENNA, Sept 16.-It is clearly intended to
rnsh cicfor
masses. Bercka in Save is being bombarded.
Russia has urged Austria to declare the annex
alton of Bosnia. Austria, however adheres to
occupation in accordance with the treaty of
Berlin.
LONDON, Sept. ia contradiction is given
to the statement published in Fantallla, a
Roman newspaper, that the basis of new
been settled, giving England protectorate
over Egypt with the approval of France, and
that Lord Salisbury insisted that France
should occupy Tunis.
GREEK PREPARATIONS.
correspondent at Vienna draws attention to
the Greek reparations-measures being taken
to enable the formation of an expeditionary
corps Of 100000 men.
EMPEROR WILLIAM.
A Berlin dispatch says Emperor William is
desirious of resuming the reins of government
next month.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, SEPT. 16.-Parliament has been fur
Their prorogued to the 30th of November. The
Australian cricketers, who have engagements to
play in the United States during October. will
sail from Liverpool Thursday next in the
steamer City of Richmond
ZANTE, Sept ia fire in this CITY Friday
night destroyed seventeen dwellings and much
property. great deal of disorder prevailed,
and many robberies were committed.
TRAPPIsTs COMING.
PARIS. Sept 16.-The superior of the Trap
pists at Sept Ponds, department of Allver, has
purchased land in Pennsylvania for 200 monks
at Sept Ponds, Mount Military, Ireland, and
Matora Stein. The monks will themselves
erect monastery and other buildings.
SALISBURY REFUSES.
VIENNA, Sept. 16.-It is reported that Lord
Salisbury has refused to use his influence to
induce the Porte to conclude the convention
with Austria, as he considers Turkey is not
alone behind in fulfilling the treaty of Berlin.
AUSTRIAN SUCCESS.
VIENNA, Sept. 16.-The Austrians have CAP
ouAeu 0"ihat1 ou tue save. Inc Town sent q
flag OF truce after short bombardment, but
as the Austrians entered they met with resist
ance in the streets and were compelled to bonn
bard the place again before its capture was
completed. The Russian army corps has been
ordered to return to Eastern Roumelia. The
Pesther' Lloyd says the sultan has definitely de-
cided to cede nothing to Greece.
SOCIALIST COLLECTIONS.
BERLIN, Sept. 16.-The Voracort reports that
the German Socialists collected 100000 marks
to meet expenses in the recent elections Of
this sum 1850 marks came from the United
States.