Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-14
THE EGYPTIAN, QUESTION.

LONDON, April l3.-Ine LONDON OOSerOer|
understands that official circles, both in Lon
don and Paris, consider that recourse should
not be had to the sultan's authority to solve
the Egyptian difficulty, except after very
careful elaboration. No step will, therefore,
be taken in reference to the sultan's PROPOSE
ton until Franco and England have full OPP
portunity of agreeing upon common course.
A dispatch from Cairo states that bust
ness is completely suspended, and is likely to
remain SO until the decision of England and
France is known. The government is col
using every means of compulsion in the
Immediate levy. Ten thousand soldiers have
been ordered out. A special envoy has been
sent by the khedive to Constantinople. He
took with him a large sum of money for the
sultan.
MOBILIZATION.
A dispatch from Philiopolis says General
Stalypin intends to order the mobilization of
the gymnastic society whose members are
volunteers commanded by Russians. Cen
eral Stalypin has uniformed the international
commissioners that the immediate object of
mobilization is to replace the Russian troops
wheE the evacuation of the Rhodope line
takes place.
AGRAvATING THE EAGLE.
A dispatch from Berlin states that Ger
many, though entertaining no idea Of an
nexlng the Samoan islands, intends to pro-
tect. German interest, and prevent the
Americans from establishing themselves
there to the detriment of other nations
aARIBALDI.
ROME, April 49, Gen. Garibaldi was taken
in carriage to the Quirinal, Sunday, and
the king conversed with him privately in the
carriage for half an hour. It is possible
Cardinal Hohenlohe will go to Berlin on a
confidential mission.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
Queen Victoria will probably visit the king
and queen of Italy at Mona.
THE LATEST FROM BURMAH.
LONDON, April ia dispatch from Ran
COON states that the king of Burmah has
lost all influence, and his ministers are again
supreme. A dispatch from Tyelio says three
steamers are in readiness here to carry
troops beyond the frontier, should the king
of Burmah suddenly declare war, as it is
generally believed he intends to do.
DECLINED.
BERLIN, April 13.-General Meutenfel has
declined the governorship of Alsace- Lorraine.
WILL Thy TO CONVINCE YAKooB.
LONDON, April ia correspondent al
Lahore says Major Cavagnari will probably
60 to Cabul with small escort to endeavol
to convince Yakoob Khan of the futility OF
resistance. Major Cavagnari is hopeful OF
1 OH Ho nth h,,+y> rI,oy,c
over sanguine. It is certain that Yakoob il
melting frontier tribes against the British.
| SUSPICIOUS SHELL EXPLOSION.
VIENNA, April ia shell buried in the
road exploded near Prince Milan while hi
was walking at Nish, Tuesday. His aide-de
camp was wounded. It is not known wheth
er the explosion was the result of plot Il
assassinate the prince.
BOUNDARY COMMISSIONS.
Russia has sent a circular to the power
urging fastening the work of the various
boundary commissions, above all the one a
work on the line of the Balkans.
GOING ON WELL.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 13.-The emperor
at reception of ambassadors to-day, sal,
go Woo 6oAA5 VI 'OAy Wo1As IL ~ 1AlcIIct
from this that the project for conferonc
of the powers is being favorably received.
GREAT FIRE IN CAIRO.
/ LONDON, April IA dispatch from Alex
andria says q great fire is raging in Cairo
and has destroyed blocks of buildings hun
dreds of yards long.
DEAD.
Irmacent, metropolitan of Moscow, an
, formerly missionary bishop of Ataskh, i
dead.
STRIKING MINERS.
{ LONDON, April 13.-The Masters commit
tee, at Durham, has finally agreed to a ca
for general meeting Wednesday, to discus
the proposal of miners through a commi
tee. They first passed resolutions declarin
those proposals had increased the differenc,
The men at twenty more colleries will strik
to-day, majority of them because {
threats.