Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-26
General Foreign Ne,rs.

NEW ITALIAN CABINET.
ROME, Nov. 25.-The new italian cabinet has
been completed as follows: siguor Cavioli is
president of the council and minister of for
eign affairs: Depretis, minister of the interior;
Magllane, minister Of finances; Villa, minister
of Justice; Bacoarini, minister of public works;
Desactes, minister of public instruction; Gen.
Bonella, minister of war; Admiral Actian.
minister of marine, and Mucelli, minister of
agriculture and commerce.
doRTscHAKoFF OFF.
. LONDON, Nov. 25.-A dispatch from Vienna
says: Gortschakoff, Russian chancellor, is re-
turning to St. Petersburg with tho fixed object
of preventing the nomination of Prince Walor-
jeff as hia successor, and once more resisting
the par.isans of what is known in Russia as the
western policy.
CUTTING DOWN THE RECENT ADVANCE.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The iron masters of
Lancashire and Ayrshire yesterday decided to
rescind the last advance of per cent. in wages
of their employees. Copies of reports of
United States consuls in Europe on the rate of
wages paid to, and the cost of living of the
working classes in Europe, have been dis
trlbuted by the foreign Office to the chic
chamber of commerce in England. At the re-
quest of the trades union congress Sir Edward
Thornton, British minister to Washington, has
been instructed to obtain q few more copies for
the use of the trades union. Documents of
this nature would be of great value to trades
which have to compete with foreign manufac-
turers, and of especial value for the regulation
of wages in mpetitive trades. The foreign
Office would render greater service if through
IS own consuls it would collect information
Tor itself. instead of having to beg it from
merica.
MIsCELL ANGUS.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-Edward William Coe
sergeant-at-law, is dead; aged 70.
The extensive cooperage works owned by
Dufield Bros, refners. were burned; loss E4O,-
QUO; insurance el5,000. Incendiary.
BONE, Nov 25.-Cardinal Nina Papal secre-
nuncio at Brussels. authorizing him to declare
that the vatican has used no other language in
regard to the Belgian education law than that
indicated by its diplomatic correspondence
with the Belgian government.
LONDON. Nov. 25.-Of the bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank of England to-day $4,000 was
for shipment to America.
LONDON. Nov. 25.-A Berlin dispatch says
private information from Berlin totally denies
that Russia Is making threatening prepara-
tons.
A Vienna correspondent telegraphs the visit
of the king of Denmark to Berlin may pave
the way towards an understanding on the
Schleswig question.
A dispatch from Geneva says the Swiss fed
eral council, having received pressing memori-
ais from several quarters urging 1t
to stop the propaganda of Mormon
missionaries in divers parts of Switzerland, has
decided, in view of the powers POSSESSED by the
Ksntona governments for the punishment of
polygamy, and. in view of the efforts being
| made by the United Staes government to sup
press the institution in Utah, not to take any
general action, but to act only on special cases.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-A Berlin correspondent
reports the crown prince of Germany is ex-
pected to arrive at Berlin Thursday, to partici-
pate in the Hanoverian discussion. -
MADRID. Nov. 25.-The funeral of Dowager
Countess DeMonteye. on Monday, was ceIe.
! brated with much splendor. -...t7 -. &
| LONDON, Nov. "a Madrid dispatch says
that the city is filing with, visitors, attracted
| there by the coming nuptials of the king OF
Spain.