Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-03

Roumelia is becoming guerilla war. There is
gang of six hundred, we'll armed discharged
| soldiers in the mountainous district of the
| west. s,Ea s ~
ADVANCING WAGES TO IRON MINERS.
LONDON, Oct. 2.-The Cleveland iron miners
have decided to ask an advance in wages, owing
to the brighter prospects Of the trade. Arbi.
TRAITOR Dale has consented to accept seven and
one.half per cent. off standard rate Of regula.
ton wages Of the Jarron iron workers. This
will probably end the dispute.
THE ADVANCE ON CABUL. .r.
SMLA, Oct. 2.-The cavalry brigade of Gen.
Roberts advance guard reached Zabid- abad to-
day. The whole expeditionary force will be
concentrated for the attack on Cabul on Sun
day next. The Barucksai chiefs are on friend.
ly relations with the British.
A1sAcE.1oRRANE.
BERLIN, Oct. 2.-Herr 6chliemens. formerly
an Alsatian deputy in the reichstag, has been
appointed ministerial counsellor in the new
Alsatian administration. Wilhelm, son of
Prince Bismarck, becomes secretary to field
marshal Manteuffel, governor of Alsace-Lor-
raine. Gov. Manteuffel yesterday issued the
following address: II to-day assume the office
with which the emperor has entrusted me, of
imperial governor Of Alsace-Lorraine; may
conferred upon me, to the glory of the Ger
man empire and to the welfare of Alsace-Lar-
raine."
GERMAN ELECTIONS.
BERLIN Oct. 2.-Election returns from the
country districts come in slowly. So far as re-
ceived, they indicate the success of the conser.
natives. Laster and 2Rtchster, two of Bis
marcks chief opponents, are probably de-
feated.
LONDON, Oct. IA Berlin despatch says the
elections are likely to give Bismarck working
electors, stated he might retire from parliment
for while and perhaps forever.
INSUFFICIENT FORCE AT CABuL.
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from simla says
that parties from Cabul state there are five
battalions of infantry and four battalions of
artillery in Cabul or encamped without the
walls. Three battalions of infantry with six
teee guns are posted on the citadel Of Bella
Hessal. The battalions are all weak, having
suffered much from cholera and desertion It
is thought the four Tul kestan regiments which
returned to Cabul will induce the rest of the
troops to fight.
5 RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
VIENNA, Oct. PA correspondent hears the
reason why Gortschakoff will not visit Bis
marck is that although nominally chancellor
he no longer directs the policy of Russia, that
his complete rehabilitation will not take place.
and that the task of reconciliation between
Berlin and st. Peter sburg will be left to Gort
schakuf 8 successor. This successorship was
discussed at Livodia. Probably Prince Lahar.
off will become chancellor. A large increase of
the Russian army was also discussed at 1.-Two.
dia.
THE AGRARIAN MURDER.
DUBLIN, Oct. 2.-The Agrarian outrage near
Castle Bar, wherein the agents of the Marc uis
of Sligo were fred upon and one of their as
sailants killed, has raised great excitement.
The Express, the Irish Times and the Dublin
Evening Mail declare it to be the result of the
recent political agitation and say the response
bility for it and for similar violence that may
be expected will rest on the heads of the agi-
tatOrs.
RUSSIAN ARMY.
LONDON, Oct. IA Vienna correspondent
says Pesther Lloyd reports the military council
at Lividia has decided to abolish the volun-
teers and increase the cadres for an army of
reserve of 100000 men and to increase the
field artillery by thirty-nine batteries.
ARMENIAN PARISH SCHOOL CLOSED.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. 2.-By order of the
governor of Karsoll the Armenian parish school
existing under the Turkish government has
been closed. ...... ...
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-The elections in North
Schleswig show q return of sixty-fve German
and twelve Danes. E " -
DUBLIN, Oct. 1.-The body of the man who
was killed in the ARRAY near Castlebar, was
found in bog and is that of q militiaman.