Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-31
TURKEY AND GREECE.

STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITIES.
In the house of commons last night, the
government introduced bill to enable the
banks to limit the liabilities of shareholders,
to twice the amount of their paid up capital,
which was talked about last week. The bill
as reintroduced, applies to Scotland, Ireland
and England. The objections of the Scotch
members are thus appeased, and the bill was
read second time. The government ex-
poets prorogue of parliament on the 10th
of August.
RETURNING TROOPS.
All Indian troop ships are ordered to be
ready for six months continuous service,
with view of bringing home the troops from
South Africa. long list of honors have
been conferred in connection with the AZ
CHAN war. The principal persons so distin-
guished are Major Cavignari, Gems. Stewart,
Browne, Mande, Biddulpha, Roberts and
Lunsden, who are created Knights Command
ers of the Bath.
FERRY's EDUCATIONAL BILL.
PARIS, July 30.-The senatorial commits
sion on Jules Ferry's bill for remodeling the
superior council of educatioh has been nomi-
mated. Seven of the nine members favor
the bill, which is almost certain to pass be-
fore the recess.
ls} BULGARIA AND TURKEY.
CoNsTANT1NoP1E, July 3O.-Prince Alex
ander Of Bulgaria has telegraped the Porte
that Turkish troops have violated Bulgarian
territory near Dubaatza, and that the Basin
Razouks are pillaging and assassinating,
The prince demands their immediate recall.
B1sMARoK's LATEST SCHEME.
LONDON, July 30.-The North German
Gazette argues in favor of the proposal that
Germany should purchase some island in
the Southern Pacific, pointing out that the
possession of colony in that distant and
busy ocean could not fail to appreciablY
benefit German commerce. Berlin CORES
pondent says this may be taken as an indi-
cation that, notwithstanding many official
disclaimers, there is after all prospect of
Germany acquiring some colonies. The
North German Gazette is generally regarded
as an exponent of Bismarck's views.
TRANs-sAHARA RAILROAD.
LONDON, July 3O.-A Paris dispatch says
the second b-committee on the trans
Sahara railroad decided to propose Biskara
as the starting point.
TURKEY YIELDS.
CoNsrANr1Nop1E, July 30.-At a cabinet
council last night it was resolved to adopt
the notifications demanded by the British
and French ambassadors to Turkey in the
frman in the investiture of Tewfk Paska as
khedive of Egypt. This restores to the
khedive all the privileges enjoyed by Ismail
Pasha under frman of 1873 without any
reservation of right to conclude treaties.
RoUMAN1A.
BERLIN, July .30.-The North German
Gazette in an article on the Roumanian ques-
tion,points to attempts of Koumania to eva1e
the treaty of Berlin, relative to the Jewish
question, and says it will not do to console
oneself with the thought that there can be
no intention of using force to compel the ex-
ecution of the treaty.
TO PROTECT BISMARCK.
LONDON, July 30.-A correspondent at
Berlin telegraphs that number of detectives
have been ordered thence to Kissingen for
the protection of Prince Bismarck.
INSURGENTS KILLED.
A dispatch from Vienna reports recent
disturbances at Rasgood were quelled by the
Bulgarian militia, forty-two Mohammedan
insurgents being killed.
BURSTING OF GREAT GUN.
WnHELMsHAvEN, July 30 cannon of
twenty four centimetres calibre bursted on
board the German gunboat Renown, to-day,
killing three and wounding fourteen per-
sons.
BERLIN, July 30.-Two men were killed
and twenty-five wounded by the explosion
on the gunboat Renown.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROME, July SO.-It is stated Cardinal
Ledochowski has asked the emperor of Ger
many to allow him to return to the see of
Posen.
VERSAILLES, July 3O.--The senate has re-
ferred the bill for the demolition of the Tul-
leries to special committee.