Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-12
England.
THE TRADE srR1KIs.

THE TRADE STRIKES.
New YORK, April 1.-THE strike in the north
of England is developing monster proportions.
The strikers parade the streets with bands and
flags, and are bold and defiant. Resolutions
were adopted to resist to the last, and the views
of 10000 men are for combination and resist
ance. Tomorrow great trade demonstration
will take place at Hyde park, London. in sup
port of the engineers strike.
TIE suLrAN's PROGRAMME.
LONDON, April IA correspondent at Paris
telegraphs that the Sultan, Tuesday, addressed
telegram to Lord Salisbury. formally con-
demuing the proceedings of the khedive as
danger to the whole East, expressing willing
ness to cancel the frmin regulating the
Egyptian succession, depose the khedive, and
send Halam Pasha TO Alexandria in Turkish
man of war as the khedive's successor. The
France. 1t has already formed the subject of
numerous conferences between Washington
and Lord Lyons and will be discussed at Q
council of ministers Saturday.
wARL1KE PREPARATIONS.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Vienna Presse pub
fishes sensational report from Pera chat tho
khedive is making warlike preparations.
Germany.
TRADE POLICY.
ANTWERP April 1.-THE Prscurstur says
Bismarck insists on establishing taxes upon
colonial products coming from European bond
ed warehouses with view of Kidding German
ports of foreign competition. He hopes the
large firms of Antwerp and Holland will estab-
lish themselves in Bremen and Hamburg. Sew
eral influential persons IN the Hanseatic towns
have promised support to Bismarck's project
and have started railway direct from Bremen
to Frankfort.
scuouvALoFF's FAILURE.
BERLIN, April 11.-Count Schouvalof's resig-
nation is expected, in view OF the failure of
the mixed occupation scheme.
POET DEAD.
BERLIN, April 11.-Karl Beck, the German
poet, is dead.
Ressta.
ORIGIN OF THE PLAGUE.
| ST.. PETERSBURG, April 11.-Prof. Afarozf
stated that the autopsy of the bodies of our
soldiers led to the discovery of the existence of
| the plague.
! A SOCIALIST VICTIM.
The corpse of student was found recently
near Kasan cathedral, labeled: Sentenced as a
traitor by the socialists revolutionary commit
tee" sssS1
THE RoUME11AN QUESTION.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 1.-THE Aye'ses Russ'
| announces that negotiations are now proceeding
between the great powers upon the proposals Of
the Porte, forwarded to st. Petersburg by Eng
land, that instead of mixed occupation, the
powers should agree to the nomination of Alex,
Pasha, who is popular with all classes, as gov
ernor of eastern Roumelia, the Porte to agree
to prolongation of the authority of the inter
national commission for one year. and to alb
stain during that period from occupying tn
points it has right to garrison.
Russia has decided to surrender Kuldja t.
China, and conclude new convention with tn
Chinese government.
ROUMEL1A CONFERENCE.
ST.. PETERSBURG, April 11.-Immediatel
after Gen. Todleben's return special commis
sion on the Roumelian question was appointe
consisting of the minister of war. Gems. Todle
ben and Imeritinsky, M. De Girs of the fol
eign office, and others. The commission re
ported Wednesday that mixed occupation
was impossible, and recommended confer
ence of the powers with view t
!, provide for prolougation of Russian occu
patton. Germany in reply to inquiry hs
stated that she is not opposed to a conference
and recommended that an arrangement b
made with England.
, RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Nine persons were killed and twenty-five il
+ jured by an accident to the Moscow mail trair