Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-04
FOREIGN FLASHES.
GEN. WOLSELEY RENEW8 TIE
i PURSUIT. OF OETEWAYO.
4 bandonment of tho King by Nearly All
Of His Followers-Revivalo Of tho English
Iron Trade-visit Of the Gear to Emper-
or William More Damaging storm, In
iEagland-General and Political Old
World News.
CHASING cErswAYo.

LONDON, Sept. 3.--A dispatch from Cape
Town, August 18th. says: Amrskazee, King
Cete~ayo's new kraal, was burned on the 18th.
The British cavalry, on tho same day. started
in pursuit Of Cetewsyo, and att ON the morn
ing Of the 10Th arrived at the krasl. Lord Gift
ford, with party of mounted natives. accord
ing to latest advices. were continuing the pur-
!ahit. Sir Garnet Wolseley telegraphs that Get.
ewayo has only two Or three followers with
him, his prime minister and two Of his SONS.
Three OF his brothers have surrendered with
$50 head of royal cattle. Arms and cattle are
being surrendered daily. The colonial forces
and natives advanced from LuenberR ON the
l2th inst. Oham's men are joining them aud
the whole force is expected to be opposed on
the Assegai river. Gen. Gould has counter
manded his orders Tor the advance of the Sava-
sizes, as Cetewayo is known not to be in that di.
rection.' Gen. Wolseley is expected at Pretoria
on the 10th Of September.
BRANDT AND HAMMEI DENY.
LEBANON, Sept. 3-Rrand, and Hammel, two
men Convicted of the murder of Rober, to-day
made statements in reference to the murder.
Brandt denies ever having had anything to do
with the murder. Never solicited Drew or
Steichler, nor held policy ON Rollers life, and
therefore had no interest in his death. Ham
mel asserts his innocence, and says he was in
Schuylkill county at the time of the murder.
He admits holding policy on ROBBERS life, but
considers it an ordinary business transaction
He says he bought it as others did in that
neighborhood, expecting Rober to die soon, he
being an old man, and that he was never in q
conspiracy to murder him. These denials are
creating considerable discussion.
THE IRON TRADE.
The Times, reviewing the prospects of the
iron trade improvement in which in oonse.'
quence of the American demand, forms the
subject for numerous speeches and numerous
newspaper articles isays it isl significant
fact, while every Bessener converter in the
United States is in full swing, there are 40
less than forty four idle in the United King
dom. A strike has taken place at the North
End and the River End cotton mills, Stsley
Bridge, containing $4,000 spindles, against re-
duction of wages.
MoRE STORMS
LONDON, Sept. 3.-There were more storms
yesterday in the northeast and west of Scot
land, and large tracts Of land we're flooded,
causing further damage to the crops.
Further statistics show the Italian harvest of
deficiency of ten million quintals of maize,
five million quintals of wheat and one or two
million of other grains. 1a=
THE CAR AND EMPEROR WILLIAM.
ALExANDRowE. Sept. 3.-The Emperor Will
liam arrived to-day and was received by tho
CAaAs AAc AASCGAuS OSGWScA VIC Two SMpoIOI6
was exceedingly cordial. They were enthusi.
bled. zen. Won Manteuffel accompanies the
emperor to Germany. - = =
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON. Sept. S.-The Financiey says, in
consequence of thp movement of the Paris and
New York exchanges in favor of London, gold
from the east which bad been taken for trans
mission to New York, was kept back and sent
into the Bank of England.
BERLIN, Sept. 3-The National Zeitung an
nounces the suspension of Penner, Abbuser &
Co., of Dortmunt.
is expected to return to st. Petersburg in No.
vember.
The Russian minister Of finance recently de-
elared publicly at Mini Novgorod he intends to
very soon prohibit the importation of iron into
+ Russia duty free.
ministers have expressed their approval of the
kings choice Of Archduchess Marie, and have
decided to conyoke the cortes early in Move NJ
Der. e.r- sssa H.
RANaooN, Sept. 3.-The Burmese have mount
ed twelve ggns ON the frontier, and have 10000
| 1aen Q, .ncentrated.
VIENNA. Sept. 3.-The prince of Montenegro
Is here ON q visit to the emperor. His presence
is considered to have political significance.
LONDON, Sept S.-The London Missionary
society has a telegram announcing the. death Ut
Qjii If Dodgshpp, member Of the mission to
Lake Tanganjlka: $50
! 81. RETEasRURa. Sept, 3.-Gen. Lamakin
took command Of the expedition against the
Teke Turcomans Immediately on the death. Of
Gen. Lazaref. 1t is semiofit tally announced.
however, that Lieut.. Gen. Tourgonkasoff has
b, en- appointed to succeed Lazareff.
BELGRADE, Sept. 3.-Oount Jorndi is expect
ed soon to arrive here on special mission from
King Humbert to Prince Milan. It IL believed
his mission is connected With the occupation Of
Novi Bag r by the Austriana.
ALEXANDRIA Sent. a.-Royal Pasha has been
recalled FROM exile, and will be entrusted with
an important ministerial post.