Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-17
BULLS AND BEARS.
RUMORS FOR BOTH. FROM EUROPE
TO-DAY.
Peace for Turkey, But There's Russian
Army Near the German Border-Poli.ical
aid Personal OLD World Gesstp-steam.
ship Wreokeds

aid Personal ola World Gossip steam.
ship Wrecked;
SALISBURY Satisfied.
CoNsrAnT1NopIE, Nov. l6.-Mursurvis Pasha,
Turkish ambassador at London. has tele-
Rtaphed tho Porto that Lord Salisbury is salts
| fed with tie explanations presented by the
ambassador. He believes he has convinced
Lord Salisbury that the reports that an Under.
standing exists between Turkey and Russia are
| without foundation.
DuFFERIN SAYS so.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-The Paris correspondent
of Nove T1vmye held an an interview with lord
Dufferin. He reports the latter as having said
England could carry out her programme in
Turkey independently, and that maintenance
rested With Prince Gortsohakof.
Russia AND GERMANY.
COLOGNE, Nov. 16.-A Berlin corrrespondent
asserts there is reason to regard the news of i
considerable concentration of Russian troops
| on the eastern frontier of Germany rs we'll
founded.
TURKISH REFORMS "
CoNsTANrtNopLz, Nov. l6.-The sultan has
| ratified the scheme of reforms for the European
provinces Of Turkey and Asia minor, and has
ses t. ssgggnise the principle of minis
ABDUL KApER NOT DEAD.
LONDON, Nov. l6.-A Paris dispatch says the
press agency has been instructed to express
the belief that Abdul Kader is not dead, as tho
French corsuls at Damascus and Beruult would
net have failed to transmit the news to foreign
Offices if it were true.
BRITISH STEAMER WRECKED.
HAvRE, Nov. l6.-The British steamer Ala
bama, Captain Humphreys; from New York,
October 29th, for Rouen, is aground in the river
Sein, and will be a total wreck. The cargo is
washing ashore. The vessel has broken in two:
Grew saved. ..-s..s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE NIGER.
LoisScN Nov. 16.-A Berlin dispatch says:
After comforting with Prince Labanoff, the
sultan has ordered the re-equipmeht Of the
forts on the Dardanells. A considerable num-
Der of guns have been sent there.
A Paris correspondent reports that two
French explorers discovered the source of tho
river Niger in September.
DISORDERS IN TURKEY.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-A dispatch from Oonstan-
tinople says the Turkish ministry is divided in
opinion. Ono portion headed by Osman Pasha,
favors an alliance with Ruesia. Disorders are
increasing throughout the country. Even
within sixty miles of Constantinople Circas-
SLAMS are robbing and numbering. 1t is believed
that Caratheodori Pasha Is shout to be proposed
to succeed Aleko Pasha in Ronmeia.
Rome correspondent reports that the res
ignation Of the minister of public instruction
threatehs to cause cabinet crisis before the
opening of the chambers,
LATEST FROM LONDON.
LONDON, Nov. l6.-Various special CORES
eondents agree that the visits of the czarowitch
to Berlin and Vienna are void Of political i'm
portance. The czarowitch having deprecated q
ceremonious reception at Berlin, neither tie
emperor nor guard of honor received him at
the railway station.
4 Rome dispatch says the italian ministry il
divided against itself.
Vienna dispatch says NJ. Restees, servian
premier, has contradicted the reports of the
formation of league by the Balkan princi-
palities.
A Paris dispatch says the project of Vendee
having intimated to Deputy Beandy Dasson
that he proposed a banquet in honor of the
mayor and deputy mayors who we're super
seeded for attending legetimists' demonstra~
lions in October would be forbidden Dasson
replied that the prohibition would be disre-
garded and the banquet held.
EAST INDIA TROUBLES.
CALCUTTA, Nov. 16.-The railway from
sukkurddodeer to Quetta will undoubtedly be
extended. at Candahar the Kumpa rebellion
appears to be reviving. The ring-leader has
recovered FROM his illness and is committing
fresh outrsges. 4 fever prevails among the
troops and police. A Rangoon dispatch re.
ports the Burmese mission still detained at
Shystrio.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BERLIN; Nov. 16.-The czarowitch and car
lAr1 k~In~ s.Sk
with the emperor.
MADRID, Nov. l6.-An official dispatch from
Cuba reports that one hundred insurgents with
their leaders have submitted in the Holquin
district.
CANsEs, France, Nov. ia man has been
arrested while attempting to make his way to
the presence of the Empress Of Russia in this
place. His name is Meyer. He is from St,
Petersburg and is probably insane. Inquiry
into the matter is proceeding.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 15.-The retirement of
the minister of war is expected, he having in
cautiously expressed his conviction that Prus-
STA intends to occupy Denmark at the first ep-
portunity. ...--... ...... ...
DUBLIN, Nov. ia committee of the Irish
national convention resolved that the plan of
the late Daniel O'Connel for the reconstruction
of the Irish house of commons be made the
basis of that for the conventions; that dele
gates snail nunOeI oJU, ana InaL INC COQVeN-
ton shall meet in Dublin. in April, 1882.
common report indicates Sir Ashton Ocoss,
home secretary, as the chief opponent of
Beaconsfeld's policy. ....
The Manchester Guardian, in its trade report,
says Fridays quotations were higher and more
firmly adhered to all round than they have
been during the present excitement. Tran
sactions, however, ere quite limited, prices
were beyond the reach of buyers, except for
small and urgent business.
A dispatch from Geneva says the great coun-
Gil of Berne has requested the government to
prepare scheme for the execution of public
works, with a view to provide employment for
the destitute during the winter. Of dozen
glass and iron melting works, that few years
ago were in active operation in Berne Jura, all
but two are entirely closed, and these two are
working at loss, finding it impossible to COM
pete with foreign manufacturers.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-The steamships Amerique,
Brittanic and City of Brussels from New York
and Moravia from Montreal have arrived out.
LONDON. Nov. 16.-The steamer Harder from
New York for Hamburg has arrived off Sicily.
The Sanitation o. Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Nov. ia mass meeting of citi-
zens of all classes was held tonight on the
bluffs, which was addressed by A. N. Bell, of
New York, on the subject of sanitation. Reso-
lutions were adopted appealing to the governor
to call an extra session of the legislature, and
a COMMITTEES of fifteen appointed to devise and
agree upon plan in conference with the
national board OF health, whereby the citizens