Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-28
OVER THE WATER.

!! OVER THE WATER.
The Bosnian Insurgents Gathering for An
other Effort to Check the Austrian Adj
vance-Russia and the Probable War in
Observation-Disclosures
INTERESTING AND SIGNIFICANT.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-The following dispatch
is interesting, taken in connection with the
agitation of the Southern Tyrol Innspruck:
The Emperor Francis Joseph, receiving depu-
tation from the Tyrol district, expressed satl
faction with the condition Of the defenses of
these Tyrolese rif1emen, who could encounter
any enemy, has convinced him that the TyrOl
was worth good defense.
THE SOCIALIST BILL.
BERLIN, Sept 27.-The Parliamentary COM
mittee has completed it's first reading of the
socialist bill and adopted the clause providing
that the final court of appeals for cases arising
under the bill shall consist of members of the
federal counsel selected by their colleagues and
five Judges from the supreme courts of the
empire or individual States, the Emperor to
appoint the president and vice-president of the
court.
The Emperor William, in the course of
written reply thanking; the Reichstag for its
address of sympathy, says: " The gravity of
the time is clear to all. We must each,
| according to his power, strive to avert the
dangers threat ming the safety of the state.
The bill submitted to tine reicnstag is intended
| to serve this end. My firm trust accompanies
the labors of the reichstag-"
REcALCITRANTs.
VIENNA, Sept. N.-The Political Correspond
ence reports that the sultan, recently receiving
the diplomats declared he had personally done
all possible to induce the Albanians and Bos-
mans to accept the decisions of the congress of
| Berlin.
| WITHDRAWAL OF BRITISH FLEET.
LONDON, Sept. pa telegram from Con-
stantinople says the British feet will come up
! to Constantinople to salute before withdraw
| Pasha- the Turkish ambassador to England,
has intimated to the grand council that En-
glish financial aid might be hoped for.
J NEWMARKET HANDICAP.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-The Newmarket first
October meeting, which commenced on Tues
day last, was brought to termination to-day.
The Newmarket handicap, which is one of the
principal events of the autumn hand
| leaps was the most attractive of
the days SPORT ad brought out field of start
cas-. The favorite in the betting was Lord
Hartington's Rylstone; who failed, however, to
fulfil the expectation of her hackers, the race
being won by Count Lagrange's year-old
mare Lima, MIR. Alexanders Thunderstorm
coming in second and KEYSTONE taking third
place. The betting before the start was five to
one against Lima, five to one against Thunder
stone and five to two against Rylstone.
| MEMORIAL STATUE UNVEILED.
| BERLIN, Sept. 27-The emperor and empress
were enthusiastically received at Cologne yes
| terday on the occasion of the unwilling OF a
memorial statue of Frederick William III.
AFGHAN1sTAN AND RUSSIA.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. 27.-The Houue Vienna
represents that Lord Salisbury Gas asked what
is the object of the Russian mission to the
army of Cabu1, and what position Russia in
tends to assume regarding Afganistan.
The Golos says: This report is probably cor
rect, but needs confirmation. 1t thinks Rus
STA will reply that it does not feel bound to
explain the object of the mission, and that in
the event of war between England and At
ghanistan, she will observe the same degree of
neutrality that was observed by E En-: nc
| during the late war between Russ-f' ana turkey.
LONDON Sept. 27.-The Post says: We ne
lieve intimations of more or less value have al
ready been made to England Of Russia's inteD.
ton to Immediately recall her mission from
Cabul. correspondent at Berlin states that
Russia will permit her merchants and manu-
|
English and Afghanistans in the impending
war;
WAR INDEMNITY.
LONDON. Sept, PA correspondent at Con.
stantinople states the project of the treaty
proposed by Russia for enforcing those por
tons of the treaty Of San Stefano, which were
not abrogated by the Berlin congress, fixes the
amount of war indemnity to be paid by Turkey
exclusive of territorial cesslOns at 5lO. 5OO OUl
francs.
A Berlin dispatch announces that Genera
Molke has recovered from his illness.
RoUMANIA AND BEssARABIA.
BUCHAREST, Sept. 27.-The Roumanian cham.
Der met in special session to-day. The mes
sage of Prince Charles advises the maintain
ance of dignifed attitude relative TO Bes
sarabia, in the hope that that territory may b
eventually restored by the more clearly IN
formed Justice of Europe.
INSURGENTS CONCENTRATING.
LONDON, Sept. GA dispatch from Vlenn
, saws, that according to the latest news 5000
insurgents have concentrated in the neighbor
hood of Niehgrad.
, DON'T SUIT.
BERLIN, Sept. 27.-The government is op
, posed to the method of constitutions of court
of appeal, adopted in the amendment to tn
tabalist bill by the parliamentary conmlttet
ARBITRATION.
PARIS, Sept. 27.-The international peac
CONGRESS has passed resolutions recommendin
the settlement of disputes between nations b
arbitration, and declaring war to be brlgand
age
i THE ALBANIAN LEAGUE.
y LONDON, Sept. 27.-A dispatch from Vienn
e saws the Albanian league recently decided
J. direct all its men against the Austr1ans exceI
e those who are needed to resist the Monten
= negrins. Serious disturbances are apprehendf
u at Pesth il the meeting of the opponents OF Q
IS cnnation announced for Sunday is not pr
% vented. H. 90
e itai of Bulgaria instead of Tornua, and a
u otherwise seeking to contravene the treaty
% Berlin. and thwart the international union
eastern Roumella.
: MISCELLANEOUS OLD WORLD NEWS.
roSno~ Sent 27-Dr. August Heinrich f
terman. the we'll known German geographic
If who was attacked with apop'exy, Is dead.
Sc Prussia intends to issue a loan to cover t
" deficit in the budget.
r Vienna dispatch says the approach OF b
weather which has set in in various quarte
and the fact that organized bodies OF inst
re cents are retiring towards Now Bazar, cat
PC Austria crave apprehensions. Many OF the
al snroents now in the Novi Bazaar district serv
20 in the Ottoman army, and are known TO ma
re formidable artillery. The question: arls
D. whether it will be safe TO "iCnoia"
he considerable number of troops frt
90 the province as long as M
ed Rnzar is occupied by an imposing hostile for
IN the other hand the bad weather has ov