Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
RISING OF TURKS IN EUROPE And
4SIA.

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| 4SIA.
To Resist the Carrying Out of the Berlin
! Treaty-Stubborn Resistance to the Aus
{ ""ia-Batoum to be Defended
/ TRANS ~ Ao' Decision
i Against the Russians-A Cour.
| in Favor of Ritualisn--Otller Interesting
/ European News of Yesterday.
a HIrUALIST RESTORED
LONDON, Aug. 9.-Rev. Mr.. MacKonachie, In
cumbent Of St. Adams, Holborn, having been
suspended from, his clerical functions for three
years, by sentence of Lord Penzancei Dean OF
the Arches Tor contempt OF court IN refusing
TO obey decree prohibiting has ri uallstlc
/ practices appealed bis case from the court OF
arches to the high court of justice. The appeal
was heard this week in the Queens Bench dl-
! vision of the high court OF justice, and
decision was rendered yesterday IN favor OF the
appellant, end the court jsaued a writ OF pro-
hibition, directed against tue sentence OF sns4
pension passed by the court OF arches. LORD
| Chief Justice Cockburn delivered the opinion,
Justice Miller concurring, and Justice
| Lush dissenting The Times, COM
menting the Judgment of the court
says: "A much more important issue than
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decree is indirectly involved. & majority of
tina court of the Queens bench have repudiated
| the principals OF the law established by the
| judgments IF the judicial committee of the
| privy council, and have Substantially ignored
the legal authority of that high appellate Tn
| buna The remuneration of the sentence
passed upon MacKonachie, implies that Lord
! Penzance was mistaken rs tic the powers OF his
| Office and that the judicial committee OF
the privy council shared in the responsibility
! for bis mistakes. Are we to understand that
single division of the high court
| the law as settled by tribunal Of independent
| jurisdiction, hitherto enjoying universal re-
spect for the Importance and value of its de-
cisions. To this extent the lcrd chief justice,
at least, is prepared to CO. To stop short OF IT
| he afIirnis would be dereiction of judicial
duty"
IN TINE OF PEACE PREPARING.
LONDON, Aug. 9.-Letters from on board Her
British Matesty's steamship, Swiftsure, in the
Gulf of garas, declare that the Russians are
| still busily terrifying tne ccaft and do not e1-
pect the peace to be permanent.
! DENIED REPORT.
VIENNA, Aug. 9.-Letters to several news
papers allude to an Italian propaganda in
Bosnia; One journal says the landing of
number Of Italian revolutionists is expected N
\
| truth of the report.
| ALL FOR REFORM.
LONDON, Aug, 9.-In the House of Commons
| last night Sir Stafford Nortecote said the gov
eminent proposed to give careful consideration
to the administrative reforms in Asiatic Turkey.
The reforms eventually agreed upon with
Turkey would be guaranteed by treaty.
EXPLOSION AT KARs.
ST.. PETERSBURG Aug. ga dispatch dated
Tiflis Aug. q reports that an explosion had oc-
Cured in the mines Of the fortihcations OF
Kars, resulting in a fire which destroyed the
best portion of the city.
| BIG HOLE.
BERNE, Aug. 9.-The Swiss national council
has voted 81, 300, 900 towards completing the St.
| Gothard tunnel.
LONDON, Aug. 9.-Prof. Playfair, the emf
nent chemist, has sailed for the United States.
ALBANIs PARTNER.
LONDON, Aug. 9.-Ernest Gye, operate man
aver and Mile Albani, the American prima
donna, were married Tuesday at the Roman
Catholic chapel in Warwick street: The affair
was very private, the nearest relatives only be-
ing present.
ENGLISH POLITICS.
LONDON, Aug. 9.-The radicals of Southwark
propose to nominate Miss Helen Taylor for
parliament at the next general election, and
this practically raises the question of women's
rights.
A meeting of the executive committee of the
home rule confederation Wednesday passed a
resolution strongly condemning Dr. Isaac Butt
liberal and home rule member for Limerick
and a majority of the home rule members fol
, their conciliatory policy towards the govern
, ment. This is probably the first step in cru
SADIE against DR.. Butts leadership, which is In
deed ended for all practical purposes.
GERMAN TAXATION.
: BERLIN, Aug. 9.-The Heidelberg conference
of German finance ministers closed its session
Thursday after arriving at understanding
upon the programme to be followed by TIN
federal government IN regard TO changes
2 taxation.
+ AUSTRIAN LOSSES ONE THOUSAND.
LONDON. Aug. 9.-The Turks have abandoned
e the forts north of Varna, and they have bee1
Il occupied by the Russians. Gen. Todleben ha
> announced that he will evacuate Rodosha an
l San Stefano il the Notifications of Varna ar
evacuated Immediately by the Turks.
Accounts from Turkish sources place tn
Austrian loss in Bosnia thus far at l,ooo k1lle
and wounded
A LIBERAL ELECTED.
DRESDEN, Aug. at the second ballot /
: lament by majority of 1000 over Friese1
conservative.
L THE FRANCO-AMERICAN CONFERENCE.
e PARIS. Aug. 9.-The Franco-American con
Il mercial conference, after considerable discus
L sion adopted project for commercial treat
y partly summarized yesterday. The project pr
i noses the abolition of the French prohlbltic
i laws and reduction of French and America
n duties so to 80 per cent. The greatest redu
d tion is upon wines and silks, the tariff upC
N which is recommended to be averaged upon
m sliding scale for three years. The adoption
W the project was greeted with loud applause.
- % MORE FIGHTING FOR THE AUsTRIANs.
w VIENNA, Aug. 9.-The seventh division OF t
C. Austrian army of occupation, under the col
e. mand of the Grand Duke Of Wurtemburg, c
"a Grating to the westward of the main body
ey the army, has fought two battles with the
III. sureents. one on the 9th at Varcarvaking. a
We the other on The 7th at Jaicze. An official
~, oo mort of the latter says decisive victory /
ne heen gained over a superior force of insurgen
h o The fortified town of Jaicze was occupied al
" oii nine hour 8 sanguinary lighting, IN winch
~ Austrians displayed devoted valsr.
TuRKrsH REGULARS FIGHTING AUsTRIANs.
LONDON, Aug. ga special dispatch fr
Sheptsche, dated Aug. 6th, gives some parti
- lars of the battle that day along the whole
'As from Maglai to Sheptsche. The Turks W
aey defeated The loss of the Austrlans was 4
ties killed and wounded. The Bosnian forces nj
aed bered about 900 and included artillery an
e g U,rt,tc 1, n1aro lQI nv