Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-15
THE AFGHAN NUTINy.

tineers hive declared their decree to fight, they
are wholly unorgauized and without leaders.
Nawab Glolam Hussieu, native envoy of the
Indian government to Cabul, who was en- route
for Cabul at the time "f the massacre, has re-
turned to Shute cgarden Pass. General Roberts
hopes to arrange with the heads OF the tribes
for the safety OF roads through Shutargarden
Pass. Advices from several points, the most
important being Khurum and Khyber Passes,
represent that the tribes show no signs OF hos
tlity. The Khan re khelat has placed the re-
sources of his cour.ry at the disposal of the
British.
The MASSACRE.
LONDON, Sept. IA dispatch from Ali
Kheyle gives the following account of the mas
saore of the British legation at Cabul. Four
thousand men attacked the residence in which
the Beitish embassy was quartered. The mu-
tineers brought up artillery. Major Cavagnari
vas stabbed in several places and all the bodies
Of the dead were mutilated. The Afghan loss
exceeded three hundred. The ameer had other
troops who remained faithful, bit made no eff
forts to interfere wing to Intimidation by
priests.
A telegram Fl IN ahore reports the aneer
begged for tho lives ii members of the embas-
sy. The Indian government has not yet asked
for reinforcemen.s, but the term of service of
troops in Iudia whpsa time has expired, will
PROBABLY be ex:sn 1T.
MrrlNGER5 ADVANCING.
LONDON, Sept. IA correspondence at
Lahore reports that the mutineers are advanc-
ing on Jallalslad and Cabul and that the
Mohands are 1rc,tening General Roberts at
Ali Kheye, whp ha, telegraphed for four more
regiments. A dis patch from Rangoon says the
British guuboa: has not gone to Mandalay
because it was feared it would be fired upon.
The British resident and staff will remain at
Mandalay for tho present.
A Calcutta dispatch reports that the health
Of the troops at khurum is unsatisfactory. A
dispatch from Al Khyel says that Geographic
communication has been established between
there and Shutargardan. The prospect of OBJ
tanning t~ansporta ion TO Shutargardan has i'm
proved. A CORE spondent at Simla reports
that the advance CT the main body of troops
will commence ir Is days and it should arrive
nt Cabul Oct. 20
BUCHAREST, Sept. l4.-The district councils
have been convoked in extraordinary session to
decide f., relief measures for the rural popu-
lation, VIII. arc suffering a famine caused by
the failnr1 of the maize crop.
FAILURE.
LONDON Sept. l4.-Jones Brothers, Of Aye
SOM plate mills and nail works, Middleboro,
f,i,"|. Liabilities estimated at EGG, 600. The
" .tts 1t whc., 600 hands are employed, will
COTTON POOL.
Alta meeting of representatives of the Linn
tied Cotton manufacturing company very
strr,G feeling was manifested against the Liv-
ci,, }! on dealers who are accused of raising
the " ces IF cotton by speculative manBuvres.
A. tie meeting project for the establishment
OF cotton buying and yarn selling agency,
independent Of liverpool and Manchester, was
mco.ed.
BLANQUI DEFEATED.
BORDEAUX, Sept. l4.--The second ballot for
member Of the .hamber of deputies took place
to-day and resulted in the defeat of Blanqui,
communist, by tn, following vote: Ochard
1893, BlaDqui 4, +40.
ANARCHY IN RoUMELIA.
LONDON, Sept 14.--A Constantinople dis
patch says advices from all sides represent
Eastern Roumelia is in state Of complete all
archy. There have been series of massacres,
Sclav committees multiply daily and preach
determination of Alussulmans and union of
Eastern Roumelia. Macedonia and Thrace with
Bulgaria, forming one Sclav kingdom.
woRKINaMEN's DISTRESS.
LONDON, Sept. ID According to present APP
pearauccs the distress among the workingmen
classes of the thickly populated towns in the
northeastern portion Of England will be most
intense the coming winter.
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
BERLIN, Sept, lit may be inferred from
the statement Of the North German Gazette
that negotiations arc proceeding between Ger
many and the Vatican without the Intervention
the Nunceo.
TENANTS RIGHTS.
LONDON SEPT. IA great tenants rights
meeting WAS held III Mallow, Ireland, Satur-
day. 1t was addressed by Dr.. Joseph McKenna
and other members Of parliament. Twenty
thousand peOpla were present. Resolutions were
passed calliug the attention of government to
the distressed condition of Ireland and sug-
gesting the establishment Of state relief snd
general abatement of rent.
SAFELY LANDED.
Eight horses sent to this country by Pierre
Lorillard and five sent by NJ. H. Sanford, have
been landed i'll excellent condition.
Welcome to Grant.
SAN Francisco Sept. A.-Veterans of the
late war met this evening about five hundred
in number and resolved to welcome Gen. Grant
ON his arrival with n national salute from the
sand lots.
In reply to telcgraphic inquiry the cable
from Yokohama announces that the steamer
City of Toxic, on which Grant Is a passenger.
was not under orders to make other than Or
binary time and consequently it is probable
she may not arrive here before next Sunday,
although the Pacific Mail authorities say it is
probable she may make this port as early as
Wedn sday. To provide for that contingency
preparations for Grants reception will be 80
expedited that everything will be ready at
short notice. The work of decorating the
streets and buildings will be menced to-
morrow, and tomorrow afternoon the various
committees will meet to conclude arrange
msntS.
Trouble With the Slaves In Cuba.
HAVANA Sept. l4.-Reports have been re-
ceive;! from Santiago De Cuba that slaves on