The Indiana State sentinel., 1879-09-17
OVER THE OCEAN.
The Revolt In Afghanistan Becoming
Worse Every Day.
The Ameer Arrays His Forces Against the
British.
II Is Now Known That He Was the Cause
of the Massacre at Cabul.
GREAT BRITAIN.

TELEGRAM FROM THE vICEROY OF INDIA.
LONDON, Sept. l5.-The viceroy of India tele-
graphs as follows: 1t is reported that the
news of the massacre in Cabul has not affected
Quetta, which is perfectly tranquil.
TROUBLE In LURsAN. IRELAND.
LONDON, Sept ia serious disturbance oc.
CURED at Lurgan, Ireland, on Saturday night,
arising over the stabbing of Catholic in a
partisan n. affray. Al the police Of the town
lasted some hours. Several arrests were made
NEWS FROM ROME.
LONDON, Sept. ia Rome correspondent re-
ports il has been agreed that no further steps
shall be taken In the Negotiations between
Germany and the vatican until the Prussian
elections are over. Ii the Conservatives and
steps will be taken to abrogate May laws. If
the elections result otherwise the present
modas vivendi will be adopted.
THE POOR WORKING GLASSES.
LONDON, Sept. l5.-Relative to the appre-
hended distress among the working classes in
the To tnisckiy populated towns % in the m northeast
in the district referred to have been thrown
out of work during the last tn rec years. There
Stockton ana Newport are also seriously at.
fected. The climax of distress has been
reached at marlborough.
STILL AFTER CETEwAYo.
LONDON, Sept. le-A dispatch from Durham
says: Much doubt exists as to whether King
Cetewayo win be caught or not Sir Garnet
the capture of the king their peace
and prosperity will depend. That the dis
ished by the burning of kraals. A CORES
pondent at Ulundi states that the system OF
burning kraals must force Cetewayo to yield
or die.
COLONEL HAYMERLE's PAMPHLET.
LONDON, Sept. l5.-A dispatch from Rome
says: "Since the excitement concerning Col
has subsidized, both Count Andrassy and Baron
Haymerie have assured the italian ambassador
disapp rove the political comments contained
in it.. Baron Haymerle added that in succeed
Would % be directed to the maintenanee and in.
crease OF the friendly feeling between Austria
RUSSIA WANTS HER SHARE.
LONDON, Sept 16.-The st. Petersburg Golos
considers the present a favorable opportunity
for Russia TO consolidate her strength in Box
lands right to occupy Cabul and Candahar,
provided Herat was transferred to Persia, and
bank of of the Attrek, which would serve as q
basis for her advance on Merv.
newspaper, suggests that the opportunity is a
good one for Russia to deal England q deadly
blow in Centra, Asia. Russia has completed a
survey of the route of the proposed railway in
Central Asia.
THE STRIKING COTTON OPERATIVES.
LONDON, Sept 15.-The cotton operatives on q
0ou. The streets are crowded by the unem-
ployed, but little excitement is manifest Seri-
Gus copiicat1ns are arising. AZ Preston the
ler compsny are expected to submit to a per-
cent. reduction OF wages. but the operatives in
Operatives association has issued protest sc-
cusing some of the masters of exceeding the
reduction mutually agreed upon, and recon-
mending curtailment in reduction.
THE EFFECT OF THE WAR ON BUSINESS.
LONDON, Sept. l5.-The Times says: Though
the reopening of war in Afghanistan has pro-
duced little or no effect on the Stock Ex-
change. 1t has doubtless checked the gradu-
ally reviving trade; A new element OF un-
eign politics. the ultimate issue of which it is
impossible to see. and merchants, under these
circumstances, naturally prefer TO wait to see
whether complications are likely to ensue.
GREAT SUFFERING AMONG THE POOR.
LONDON, Sept. l5-Mayor of Middlesborough
has written the home secretary as follows:
Trade has not revived here, and great dis
tress In the district has seriously affected those
who previously subscribed to the relief funds
that our local resources are not to be depended
upon. I am, therefore, obliged to ask for
Government asSlstance."
MATTERS IN AFGHANIsrAN.
LONDON, Sept. al5-Every special dispatch
received from Afghanistan reiterates com.
plants concerning the transportation difi-
culties. A telegram from the vfcroy shows
that Shutargardan pass was only completely
sity Of occupying this point Was urgent and
miles distant. 1t is inferred that the Indian
Government, through q desire to economixe
at the close OF the last campaign, must have
utterly disbanded and disorganized the
practically extinct in the Kuram valley,
because OF the great mortal,
regiments. which General Roberts te!egraphed
for from Ali Kheyl. are to strengthen his line
Of communications, as the tribes. though not
hostile, show great excitement. The force
which is to advance on Cabul will consist of
2,50O Europeans and 5000 natives. The atten-
columns Will be held in reserve for the present.
There is a large proportion sick among the
Eur0nean frOnfior