Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-19
REVOLT AND MASSACRE AT axRAr.

REVOLT AND MASSACRE AT axRAr
LONDON, sept. l8.-A dispatch from Csndah.r
says Gen. Hughes brigade has been ordered
to Khelats and Ghilsai. The regiments 1t
Herat mutined on the 9Th inst. and murdered
their commander, Ali Kbeyl. dispatch ssyy
intelligence has been received here of . terri
BILE outbreak ct Herat. The troops have re-
volted and M murdered the civil and military au
thoritles.
CAPTIVE 0ErEwAYo.
CAPE Town: Sept. 18.-When Oetewayo was
captured he was utterly Frustrated. The king
was taken to Ulundi. During tho march eleven
of his followers tried to escape and six were
successful. The other five were shot. Tho
king will be taken to Martzburg aud from
there to Greytown.
BosH BY BEAooNsF1ELD.
LONDON, Sept. ls.-Lord BeaoonsHeld deliv-
cred speech at an agricultural banquet in
Ryleabury to-day. Referring to American
competition with Great Britain, he said tho
greatest apprehension was felt in the United
States that they could not compete with Cana
da, owing to their high taxation and high
wages. Since the surrender of the territories
OF the Hudson Bay company, Canada had be-
come possessed of an u1limitable and fertile
wilderness. Nearly all the chief landholders
in the extreme Western States of Amerios had
sold out and gone to that Wilderness aud b.
heard on high authority that Canada expected
to outstrip the United States in competition
for the European. markets. He therefore ad.
vised farmers of England not to be precipitate.
Another high authority had informed him that
under the circumstances the markets of tho
United States would be disturbed, and that
with the impulsive character of humanity In
the United States, the Canadian wilderness
would soon be occupied by millions.
LABOR TROUBLES.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-The labor troubles are
increasing. The Beatord new mills at Leiph
have been closed and mill operatives rendered
idle. The Preston Spinning Manufacturing
company, running 4,60O spindles and $50
looms, have commenced to run on the short
time System. There Is not the least indication
OF settlement of the present strike at Moss-
ley. The number of strikers is increasing
daily, and by the end of this week it il e.
pected that, with two exceptions every mill in
the district will be closed. The operative spin
ners OF Hyde will meet shortly to discuss the
question OF reduction of wages of operatives,
and to decide whether there shall be q stoppage
OF mills throughout the whole district. Quito
ranlc has been created in Glossop by the an
nouncement that Summers mill, employing
5000 hands, will shortly be closed. The Wood
Bros. mill, employing an equal number of
hands, 10 about to start running on short time.
As Glossop il entirely dependent on the cotton
trade, gil classes of the community express the
gravest concern regarding the condition ct
affairs.
FAMINE IN HUNGARY.
LONDON, Sept. 18.--A Vienna correspondent
reports that in consequence of the bad harvest
and numerous floods the distress in some parts
OF Hungary threatens to become appalling
during the coming winter. The Times Banat
district is threatened with famine and some Of
Servis.
BERLIN, Sept. 1S.-Tbe weekly statement of
the Imperial Bank of Germany show de-
crease in specie Of IL, 520, 600 marks.
PARIS, Sept. 1S.-Specie in the bank Of
France decreased 2S7O0,0o0 francs the past
week. -
IRISH LAND QUESTION.
DUBLIN Sept. lS.-William Shaw, leading
home rule member of tie house of commons,
has written letter refusing to participate in
the proposed Irish national convention. he
proposes the establishment of convention to
discuss the land question only.
GRAIN SUPPLY.
LONDON, Sept. l6.-Thomas q. Scott, the
we'll known agricultural authority, writes to
the government that trade estimates show
surplus Of wheat in America, Russia and the
east of 5O3, 600 quarters less than the aggregate
deficiency of various countries and rise in
the price of breadstuffs Is therefore antici-
pated.
GREAT FIRE IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. lS.--A great fire broke
out Tuesday last in East Katerinaslan, South
Russia, near the Duieper. The fire originated
in the most populous quarter of the town. The
damage is immense.
ZULU CHIEFS SUBMITTING
LONDON, Sept. 18.-Sir Garnet Wolseley tele-
graphs from South Africa that all important
Zulu chiefs have now submitted to the British
authorities.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, Sept. l8.-Three thousand persons
are now utterly destitute in Middlesboro.
The South African cable has been com pleted
between Natal and Mozambique. The section
from Mozambique to Ranzabar will be finished
before the 10th inst. which will place South
Africa within nine days communication with
England.
LONDON, Sept. 1s.-A Paris dispatch announces
tho death of Mgr De Latour Danvergad Lou
royals, Archbishop Of Bourges.
Foreign Money Market.
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