Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-18

NUMBER ZIG
THE FOREIGN GRIST.
Ground Out by the Cable Last Night-But
Little OF General Interest. but Something
that Will Interest Somebody.
ANDRAssY.
VIENNA, Aug. 1.-THE Press announces the
emperor will arrive at Vienna Tuesday, and
Count Andrassy Wednesday. The latter will
submit to the emperor the name of q statesman
as his successor, qualified to continue his poll
cy. No idea is entertained of reversing the
policy pursued in occupying Bozuia and Herze-
nomination, will make known his decision rele-
tive to the acceptance of the resignation of An
Grassy.
SEIZURE OF EXPLOSIVES.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.-THE Golos an
nounces last night the police seized several
carts conveying boxes Of gunpowder, grensdes
aid other explosives to q small chandler's chop
in st. Petersburg. A large atore of explosives
was also found in the shop and its proprietor
was arrested. 1t is not ascertained where the
powder was obtained or how it was to boused
| JAZZ COULD (
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Observer announces
that Jay Gould will sail for New York on tho
steamship Adriatic from Liverpool the 18th,
AFFAIRS IN AFGHAN1STAN.
LONDON, Aug. 17.-7snes Calcutta dispatch:
The ameer of Afghanistan having received
some formal letters from the Russian
General Kaufman. asked the advice of Major
Cavgnari in regard to his answer. In accord
ance with Majo CavviRnrai's advice the ameer
has suggested to Gen. Kaufman that all fu-
tnre communications be sent through tie
Indian gov ernmeLt.
Cholera is still prevalent Ut Cabal. Major
pe1red among the regiments which recently
| returned from Herat, This caused . panic At
Cuba and some of the soldiers deserted. Chol-
era is diminishing at Candahar.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BELGRADE, Aug. l7.-Eight thoussnd Albani-
ana are thr catching the Servian frontier.
CoNsTANT1NopLE, Aug. 1.-THE Belgian gov
ernment, having taken measures for their pro-
lection, the commissioners for the determine
ton of the Bulgarian frontier will be able to
resume labors Immediately.
| CoNsTANT1NOPLE, Aug. 17-France having
refused to authorize the ex-khedive, Ismail
Pasha, to reside in Algiers. the powers have in
Il nated 70 the porte they do not object to his
living in Constaninople. The sultan, however,
is opposed to having Ismail in his capital.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE Defense contradicts the
LONDON, Aug. VA Times dispatch from
Geneva reports water-spout occurred the 18th
inst, at Paysdex. causing the river Versoir to
overflow. Buildings at Dev.rne were damaged
to the extent of hundred thousand francs,
and several persons were killed.
LONDON, Aug. IA correspondent at
Vienna discussing the chances of war between
Russia and China on the Kuldja question, says
the Chinese have available over . hundred
thousand men and a thousand guns.
l A dispatch from Rome to the Standard says
the Pope sends dispatch to the Nuncias
abroad saying it will be impossible to quit the
Vatican.
NAPLES, Aug. 1.-Two streams of lava
flowed from Mount Vesuvius Friday o. far as
the base of the Cane. but no eruption Saturday.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Observers Vienna
dispatch: Advices from Conatantinople state
that a circular note has been issued demanding
the dismissal of Aleko Pasha. The report is
regarded as sensational.
szEGED1N, Hungary, Aug. IVA fire to-day
destroyed a furniture warehouse and several
dwellings.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Aug. 1.-THE English Of
fcers and Turkish commissioners are still pre-
vented from proceeding with the determina-
ton of the Bulgarian frontier by the militia.
The British consul general has renewed bis
complaints to the Bulgarian government.
1 LONDON, Aug. 16.-The death of Mrs. Sarto-
ris, daughter of ex-President Grant, occurred at
six this morning at Marsash house, Tich6eld,
Hampshire. Her death was sudden.
LONDON, Aug. ia receiver has been ap-
pointed for James McHenry. His assets are
81 .00O, 900, consisting of shares and lessehold
and freehold property. 1t is possible that the
Judgment of the master of the rolls, requiring
McHenry to deposit installments in court of the
sum recovered by the Erie railway company in
its recent action against him, has been the means
of bringing things to q climax.
It is understood that the gold bought for
New York Yesterday was in completion of the
MADRID, Aug. 16.-The Cro1sista and Cores
pondeacia deny that the Spanish government
intends to establish large military station in
Cuba.
, LONDON, Aug. l6.-The Economist says the
prorogation of parliament and religious holi-
day in the continent yesterday rendered quiet
operations. There have been four small fail
ures in connection with settlements in the
stock exchange. The general tendency of quo
tations have certainly been favorable.
| BRUssEIs Aug. 16.-The Bishops of Belgium
schools established by the State under the new
: education law.
LONDON, Aug. 16.--Albert Pell, formerly
chairman of the central chamber of agriculture
:, and Glare Sewell Read president of the Nor
l folk chamber of agriculture, both members OF
: with the commission to inquire into the cause.
!. of agricultural depressions in England, and
: will start almost Immediately, to take cngni
, zance of the present harvest.
GLASGOW, Aug. l6.-Joseph Adams. iror
. merchant and broker, has failed. Liabilitie
; heavy.
VIENNA, Aug. l6.-The commission appoi, t
: ed to inquire into the danger at Weiliczk.
e from the subterranean disturbances, declar.
s that there is no fear of an immediate catae
9 trophe.
It is said that Count Andrassy greatly re
ton, as he really wished to remain in Office.
LONDON, Aug. l6.-The Economist say
scarcely anything is being taken from til,
Bank of England for the United States; for in
y stance, the Friday remittance was chiefly i,
. sums received from the continent.
BERLIN, Aug. let has been proposed t.
hold an international congress in May next t
g elaborate uniform patent law for adnp ion b,
9 all nations represented in the congress-
s PARIS, Aug. l6.-Four persons were killet
/ and thirty injured by collision on the Argen
= ton Granville railway.
2 The Nap0leonic fete of the 18th Of Angus
: was omitted yesterday for the frat time i,
: thirty years.
1 VIENNA, Aug. 16.-A person of undeni.bl,
: authority writes that from the recent meetine
OF the emperors OF Germany and Austria viii
oa a!!. me commencement OF clear and decided
ta!nment OF strong foothold in Turkey.
The two portfolios in the Austrian cabinet
that of finance, the present occupancy Of whici
is only provisional. and that Of the public in
struct,on, are reserved for the liberals, if tn
present cabinet. They will doubtless form
majority. Herr Frieberg,. editor of the Vienn,
presse, has been asked to join the ministry
This has produced q good impression.
J Coas7A "a, Aug. l6.--The porte sent
1 reply to-day to foreign ambassadors communi
: eating the appointment of Safvet, Sxwaa ant
ALI Saib pashas rs commissioners for the set