Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-22
OVER The OCEAN.
GENERAL AND POLITICAL OLD
WORLD NE us.
The Outbreak at Herat-Three Regiments
Engaged In the Massacro-Nieht Attack
on the Camp at shatereardsn-Fsll of a
Cathedral Floor at Cxolnck-EIghteen
Women Killed and Many other Injured
Bismarck ut Observation-Disclosures
HOME RULE,

HOME RULE.
DUBLIN Sept. 20.-The council of the Home
Rule league passed motion made by Charles
8. Parnell, member of parl lament for Meath,
TO the effect that it is too late to take any ac-
ton on the letters of VIM. Shaw, member of
parliament for county Cork, IN which he re-
fuses to participate in the proposed Irish ma
tionai convention, and suggests the establish
ment OF convention to discuss the land ques-
ton only.
THE OUTBREAK AT HERAT.
CALCUTTA Sept. 20-The vicef6y of India
has received letter from the ameer of Afghan
istan dated Sept. 10th. enclosing report from
his brother Ayood Khan about the outbreak at
Heret. Three regiments participated in The
mutiny. They mutined because they had beer
ordered to mach to Kohistan. where disturb
ance had occurred. Yacuob Kahr asks to be
allowed to resign his command The ameer
hope shortly to regain the control of affairs,
wnen he will exhaust his resources and ener-
gies in maintaining faith with the British.
DEATH OF Rev. MIR. THOMPSON.
BERLIN, Sept 2l.-Rev. Mr.. .Ihvmp son, the
oldest member of the American colony here,
died to-day Of apopleay.
woULD-BE ASSASSIN.
CoNsTAHT1NoPLE. Sept. 21.-The man who
endeavored to force his way into the garden Of
the palace Wednesday last, and in the attempt
wounded three soldiers, was subsequently shot
by Nizams. He was Roumanian. A demand
for the surrender of the mans brother has
been refused by the Roumanian representative.
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Sept. 2l.-Sem.-oficial Nontags Re.
que says it is in conformity with the present
situation in Europe that Bismarck should deem
it important to obtain moral guarantee that
the Austrian policy will not change If Ger
many and Austria are found to be parallel, a
written understanding may be drawn up rela-
tive to all possible European combinations. .
FIRING THE AFGHAN HEART.
LONDON, Sept 2l.-A correspondent at Ali
Kheyl reports an important embassy has at
rived ct that place from the amee1 of Afghan
istan, bringing assurances of his fidelity. A
holy war ia being preached in the Khost valley
and among the Mongols. Great preparations
are being made by the rebels and vigorous re-
sistance may BIS expected at Cabul.
CAMP ATTACKED.
A correspondent at Allalabad reports that
the camp Of the Seventy regiment ar
18th inst. few casualties are reported.
GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Vienna dispatch states Andrassy's news
paper organ declares Austria would be neutral
in case of war between Germany and France.
FALL OF A FLOOR.
A dispatch from Proth says the floor of the
synagogue at Czolnok, near Muncores, gave
way yesterday, owing to over crowding, and
eighteen women were killed and eight seriously
injured: .-,
VIENNA, Sept. 21.-Bismarck has arrived in
this city.
ALBANIAN REBELLION.
LONDON, Sept. PA Constantinople dis
patch says it is reported from Janina that the
Albanians are arriving there daily with the OBJ
ject of fighting the Greeks. They are under
the impression that Janina has been ceded to
Greece. They number already 5000 and are
amply supplied with ammunition.
GREAT IRISH LAND MEETING
LONDON, Sept. 2l.-A meeting on the land
question was held at Tipperary, Ireland, yes
| terday. at which $4,000 persons were present.
Resolutions passed called for the abatement of
rents and the establishment of the peasant
proprietary system.
\ MISCELLANEOUS.
NEWCASTLE, Sept. 2U.-A gentleman states
be is authorized to match Courtney against
Elliott to row on the Tyne, Thames or Ameri-
can waters.
The firm of L. Stevenson & Sons failed. I,
was one of the oldest and best known firms in
the Australian t:ade. They were middlemen
/ between larger Manchester warehouses
and Australian jobbers. They also shipped
wool from Australia extensively. Their fail
ure was caused sy the long depression OF. busi-
ness in Australia and conleaaenfS inability to
realize on consignments
LONDON, Sept. 2l-Uncas and Duke MsReHttsa
nave been shipped TO the United States.
| ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 20.-It 4 undar.fo,d
| ,nat Prlnce Gortsohakof will remain chancel-
lor all his life, but there will probably be an
early appointment of vice chancellor.
-, LONDON, Sept; 26:-Tep Breck's FLY, Frolic,
l75 gnineas. Two Clydesdale stations were
shipped to America by the steamer Spain, and
the steamer Britannia took three brood mares
and two foais. oA -'A'eS
me surplus wheat in America, Russia and
sne FAST II oe5o GOO less than the aggregate de-
nclency In various countries. The stock er-
change continues closed for repairs.
ROME. Sept. SO.-Negotiations with Germany
nave abruptly terminated, and the Falk laws
WILL remain intact. The Pope is not we'll