Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-13
GLADSTONE ON AMERICA,

LONDON, Aug. 12.-Gladstone, speaking at
the opening of the art exhibition at Chester
last night, said when America learned to trust
the great genius of her people and their mar
vellous proficiency in tho adoption of labor
saving appliances, in which she was at the head
of the world, she would be formidable COM
petitor with English manufacturers.
CANADA PACIFIC LOAN.
In the house of commons to-day, the aecre.
tary stated he understood the Canadian gov
eminent intended to apply to the home govern.
ment for guarantee of a loan for the con-
struction of the Canada Pacific railway but no
such appliance had yet been made.
sEPARAT1sr TROUBLES IN CUBA.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-The Madrid correspondent
of the Independence Beige writes that the Span
ish government throws doubts on the state
ments of the separatists of the Cuban Junta
at New York to Martinez Campos, that the Jun
ia considers itself absolved from its engage
ments under the convention which ended the
rebellion. Fresh troubles in Cuba are appre-
hended in political circles and on receipt of the
statement referred to. orders were Immediately
dispatched to Captain General Blanco to hold
himself in readiness to suppress any seperat-
ist outbreaks by most vigorous measures.
GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from Berlin
says it may be affirmed, Judging from the vio-
lent and repeated onslaught agaiEst Germany
in the st. Petersburg press, that Russia thinks
she has grievance against Germany. There
is reason to believe these onslaughts represent,
though in very exaggerated form, the views of
Prince Gortschakoff.
MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN AUSTRIA.
dispatch from Vienna says the crisis in the
Austrian ministry is on the eve of solution.
Count Toafe present minister of the interior,
will be chief Of the new cabinet, in which the
liberal party will probably predominant The
7agbzatt believes Count Andrassy's retirement
will be due to his discussion with the minister
of war, who opposes occupation of Novi Bazaar
until preparations shall have been made on a
large scale.
VIENNA, Aug. 12.-The 2agblatt states that
Emperor Francis Joseph accepted Count An
drassy's resignation before he left Ischel. It
is stated Baron Nottaffman will probably sue
coed him. All the ministerial papers continue
to express some doubt in relation to Count
Andrassy's resignation.
VIENNA, Aug. 12.-The esteem in which
Count Andrassy is held by the German govern
ment, and above all, by Bismarck, is strong
reason against the acceptance of his resigna-
ton. The rumors of his retirement are con-
sidered as extraordinary, in view Of the cordial
meeting between the two emperors.
THE SLAVE TRADE IN SOUTHERN EGYPT.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-Latest letters from Col.
Gordon, governor general of southern Egypt,
dated June II, show that after Lieut.. Gessi
had conquered the slave dealers of the Borga-
zelle district, killing eight of the leaders in
battle, taking their chief station by assault,
capturing a large amount of booty and hang
ing nine of the ring leaders as warning, he
FRI "a n eff
ing the inhabitants, when operations to check
the slave trade would be confined to vigorous
watching of the frontiers and the encourage
ment of legitimate commerce. Suleiman,
leader of the slaves who escaped after the last
BATTLE has however mustered a force and is
pushing for Darfur, where he will find an
abundance of Discontinued pirits to join him.
Col. Gordon thought the situation so severe
that he hastily returned to Darfur.
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE code congress re-
ferred the matter of an international copyright
to a committee to report this week. Prof. Levi
Winter, on commercial law, declared it was not
the intention to charge the United States with
any moral wrong in connection with the sub
ject.
THE KRUPP GUN.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-Experiments with the
Krupp cannon show they are equal in penetra-
ton to the Woolwich guns of twice their
weight. In one case, range of 1900 yards, the
horizontal deviation of shot was only two feet
and ten inches, and the vertical deviation only
nine and a half inches.
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
BERLIN, Aug. l2,-ln view of the expected
com promise between Germany and the Vatican
there is serious talk of the appointment of a
permanent papel nuncio here The statement
by Herr Won Puttkammer, minister of ecclesi-
astical affairs, at public banquet, that his
views are materially different from those of
DR.. Falk, has caused much sensation.
AsIATIC CHOLERA.
CoNsTANTINopLE, Aug. 12.--Some cases of
Asiatic cholera are reported here, but they are
believed to be sporadiac. It is reported that
popular disturbances have occurred in Same.