Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-11
OLD WORLD NEWS.
Opening Of the German Reichsta1-The
Socialist Question-Progress Of the War
in Bosnia and Herzegovina = Miscella-
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BosN1ANs roar1rY1So.

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BosN1ANs FoRTIfYINo.
VIENNA, Sept. 10.-Advices from Belgrade
state that the insurgents have fortified the
banks of the river Saue, and fire upon Austrian
steamers even when they conveyed by gun
boats. The town of Belina is now strongly
entrenc.ed camp into which armed insurgents
from surrounding district are constantly
marching, resolved on a desperate resistance.
VIENNA, Sept 10.-Bihoas is defended by
Turkish regular troops. The commandant de-
lares he has received no orders from the Porte
to surrender the place, and that he will defend
| it 10 the last extremity.
MEHEMET ALI pAsHAs DEATH.
CossrAST1NoPLE, Sept. l0.-Mehemet Ali
pasha's retinue were not assasslnated In the
| fight between the troops defending Mehemet
| Ali and the insurgents the men killed on both
sides numbered 400. On the evening preced-
ing his death Mehemet Ali Pasha telegraphed
| the Porte that he was surrounded and could
| not escape.
RECOVERING THE DEAD.
| LONDON, Sept. 10.-Over 600 bodies have been
| recovered of the persons drowned by the dis
| aster to the excursion steamer Princess Alice.
large majority of the bodies have been rec
| oonized. Eighty-three that could not be iden-
titled were buried at Woolwich yesterday.
GERMAN SOCIALISM.
| BERLIN. Sept. 10.-In the speech from the
throne which was read by Count Stratberg
Wernigrnve at the opening of the Reichstag
Yesterday, it is said: ''Immediately after the
| first attempt upon the Emperor's life the fed
eral government became convinced that the
crime was due to the influence of sentiments
propagated far and wide by the agitation which
| aimed at undermining the existing laws of the
state of society,"" The speech. after referring
to the rejection Of the first bill brought
| forward in the Reichstag for arrest
of the Vaccinations which imperilled
the common interests of the country, says
The federal government thinks now rs
formerly that extraordinary measures are re-
| quired tn prevent a further extension of the
already widespread evil and to pave the. way
for its extinction, and that such measures
should preserve the liberty Of citizens in gen
eral and only prevent the abuse of liberty by
which the pernicious socialist agitation threat
ems the foundation of life and all culture.
The speech expresses confident hope that the
deputies will not refuse the means of giving
the empire the same security from internal a.
it already enjoys from external attacks. TIL,
Liberals are not much pleased with the speech
which they regard partly an indictmen
against themselves.
| PARIS EXPOSITION RECEIPTS.
PARIS, Sept. 10.-Rcceipts of the Paris ex
position for entrance to The 4th inst. wer
7,4l2,2l9 francs.
CRETE AND THE PORTE.
ATHENS, Sept 1O.-Ahmed Manhtar has in
vited the Cretan assembly to send representa-
tives to Constantinople to negotiate with tn
Porte. The Cretans have accepted the invita-
ton.
AUSTRIAN SUCCESS.
VIENNA, Sept. lO.-The Thirty sixth Austria,
division, Sunday. captured Klejlc, the rive
Sauna, after stubborn engagement, in whic
they lost 260 men killed and wounded Gen
Szppary announces the insurgents. in the en-
gasement he had with them Thursday, lost GU
men.
SOCIALISM.
PARIS, Sept. 10.-The lie Temps states th
authorities have documents proving the exis,
ence of an Internationally propaganda an
they intend prosecuting persons arres; ed at III
recent socialist congress Tor connection there