Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
Further Intelligence of tho Afghan ReFolt
Cotton observation-disclosures and Russia.

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THE AFGHAN OUTBREAK.
SIMIA, Sept. 13.-Gen. Roberts has tele-
graphed for four additional regiments of mill.
tary. The authorities have decided to increase
both the Ku and Kinder columns 1900 men
each. 1t is decided there is no possibility of q
sudden dash on Csbul, but it is believed there
will be an early collision between the outposts.
Disquiet among the border tribesis increasing.
The vagueness of the communication tonight
by the messenger of the ameer to Ali Kheye
causes fear in some quarters that he has al
ready alienated himself from the alliances.
LONDON, Sept. 13.-The home government
telegraphed the viceroy of India last night ex.
pressing approval and qualification at his mill
tary arrangements. The political department
of the Indian Office here considers it extremely
probable that Heret, Badakschan and Balkh
will support the revolt, but has no definite
from those districts is accepted as evidence
that the country beyond Cabul is practically in
the hands of Heratic troops, which is consid-
cred exceedingly probable. The Times says
nothing is known up to the present time to
confirm rumors of a general rising in Afghan
istan, and We are justified in believing that the
condition of the country has become no worse
since the first outbreak.
A correspondent at Candahar says fanatical
outbreak is possible there on the 18th of this
month, which is the concluding day of the
Mahommedan ramad, or fast.
PURSUIT OF CETEWAYO.
CAPE Town, Aug. 26.-The pursuit of King
Cetewayo continues holly. He has split up
his party and taken to the BUSH His pur-
suers have been within three miles of the king
and have actually seen some number of his
followers. Sir Garnet Wolseley had meeting
with the Northern chiefs at which they in
formed him that the only obstacle to settle
ment of peace was failing to capture Oetewayo
be punished. Lord Clifford captured native,
who has promised to show him the kings hid.
ing place. The bush where he is supposed to
be secreted is now being surrounded by 300
men.
RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
Continental newspapers, especially of Paris,
continue to publish all kinds of alarming ru-
mors relative to the relations between Germany
and Russia. The North German Gazette, of
Berlin, discussing the rumors as to the dis
agreement between Bismarck and Gortschakoff,
says it is difficult to understand how such dis
agreement could have arisen, as since the Ber-
lin congress, when the closest intimacy ex-
listed between them. they have had no oppor-
tunity of entering into immediate personal
relations.
fhO1ESI AfA1NSI REDUCTION.
LONDON. Sept. 13.-The North Lancashire
cotton operatives association have issued an
energetic appeal to matters against reduction
of wages, urging it's uselessness for the i'm.
provement of trade, which would be better at
tanned by the adoption of short time working
for few months. They argue that the reduc-
ton of wages will eventually, by decreasing
the purchasing power of the country, ruin
home trade and reduce operatives to nan merriam
and serfdom. Twenty mills are now practi-
cally closed at Ashton because of the strike,
which is also assuming serious proporti ons at
Messley.
CUBAN IMMIGRATION SCHEME.
HAVANA, Sept. 12.-The association of plant
ers are asking King Alfonso for permission to
import $4,000 to 10000 Cinnamon yearly. whom
they consider best adapted to endure the eli
mate and fa,igues of Cuban field labor, and
bring from Spain and the Canary islands 10, 600
workmen. continuing importation in this man
ner until the number shall have reached 400
600 men, these to be paid their passages and to
be supported for ten days after arrival, during
which time it is considered they will find work.
The association calculates the expense of bring
ing 5000 men here yearly will amount to three
million dollars, which it is proposed shall be
raised by general taxation, as immigration
would benefit the whole country. The recent
treaty between Spain and China prohibits the
immigration of Cinnamon by contract,
MISCELLANEOUS.
PARIS, Sept. l3-Another detachment of par
doned communists has arrived at Port Vendors.
Nothing}is known in diplomatic ciacles of the
resignation of Count Won Boust.
BERLIN, Sept. 13.-Bismarck, during his visit
to Vienna, will confer with the pspal nuncio