Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-19
OVER THE BAY.
A BUDGET OF NEWS OF INTEREST
TO FOREIGNERS.
The Mysterious Disappearance of a Noble
Italian Colonel--The Reorganization of
Eastern Roumelia--The War in Afghan
istan---Business Failures and Various
News Notes.
THAT MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE


ROME, Jan. 18.-In the Italian chamber of
deputies yesterday Signor Depretis, president
of the council, in reply to interrogations by
Signor creole regarding the disappearance of
Colonel Cola and what steps the government
had taken in the matter, recapitulated the
facts and stated that notwithstanding the most
dlllgent efforts of the Italian government and
its agents, nothing had been ascertained throw
ing any light on the mystery. He trusted the
Roumanian government would not fail in the
duty incumbent on it of making searching
inquiry in the case. Signor creole was dissat-
lstled with the reply. He insisted that the
Roumanian government was responsible for the
disappearance, and declared if the Italian gov
eminent did not make itself responsible in the
matter and take such steps as appeared to him
sufficient, he would move a vote of want of
confidence in the government.
EASTERN RoUA1EI4IA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan 1S.-The Agence Russe
says the proposal to extend the functions of
the commission for organization for Eastern
Roumelia has received the assent Of all the
powers. and such prolungaJion does not consti-
tute violation of the treaty of Berlin. The
Russian administration of the government of
Eastern Ronmelia also is thus prolonged until
the labors Of organization Of the commission
are concluded.
VIENNA, Jan. 18.-It is stated to be not true
that Austria consents to the prolongation of
Russlas occupation of Eastern Roumelia.
SUICIDE.
LONDON, Jan. 18.-Edward Matthew Ward,
the artist, has committed suicide.
PEDEsTR1ANIc FOOL.
Weston started this morning from the Royal
Exchange to walk over the highways 1000 miles
1ro1 how II oil
UN1NJURED.
The United States ship Constitution sails fol
New York in three or four DAYS. She is an.
parently uninjured.
The United States ship Constitution is max
ing three inches per hour. Divers will examine
the. hull Monday.
LONDON, Jan. l8.-The Middleboro, Rosedale
and Terryhill Iron company has failed. Lila
bilities, e280,000; assets e35O,00
STOCKHOLM, Jan. l8.-The branch Office here
of the Gottenberger Commercial company has
suspended payment
LONDON, Jan. l7.-ThOmas M. Rocker H. Co
Glamarganshire, iron masters, have failed
They owe the Bristol and West Of England
bank e600, 900.
AFGHANIsTAN.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE troops left Candaha,
by the Cabul gate on the 9Th inst The mail
from Sherat brings a rumor that Afzul. late
governor OF Ghuznee. was captured Khela1
Ghilzai is reported without garrison. Ar
archy is said to prevail at Cabul.
CALCUTTA, Jan. 17.-An official dispatch saws
the Kohistani chiefs attempted to create dis
turbance and plumber Cabul, but Yakoob Khan
induced them to withdraw. The Ghilzai chiefs
are urging Yakoob Khan to make friends with
ha Rr1$1r oh f1sl-
OF the Reorganization of their army. There
had been slight marauding disturbances in
khoiak Pass, but the marauders were pun.
ished.
ASHORE.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE United States sailing
ship Constitution went ashore early this morn
Ing on Bolland Point, near Swanseee, England
| Steam tugs have been sent to her assistance
The ship was on the way from Havre to New
York. Her majesty's ship Warrior has gone tc
her assistance.
LONDON Jan. 17.-By the combined efforts
| OF several tugs the United States ship Constitu
! ton got off the sands and was immediatel,
| lowed to Portsmouth for examination Sh,
mas suffered no apparent damage. Reason o.
her stranding unknown.
UNAVOIDABLE IMPRESSION.
PARIS, Jan. 7.-Ministerial statement has
generally created an unfavorable impression.
THEY WILL WAIT.
PARIS, Jan. l8.-The Republican left, num-
bering PAP members, again discussed the min
| lsterial programme and declared it unaccept ia
BILE, adding, however: it would wait for thu
governments explanation to the chamber be
fore pronouncing final decision.
WILL BE EXPELLED.
BERLIN, Jan. lS.-The journals state under
reserve, that as soon as the socialist demo
cratic deputies come to the opening of tn,
reichstag, they will be expelled in virtue of tn,
existing petty state of SIEGE
The Committee on Streets
meeting of the committee on streets
and bridges was held yesterday afternoon
Aid. DnWlan in tho choir prono.,4 ALI