Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-18
EUROPEAN EVENTS.
The Troublesome Greek Question spain's
Cuban Pollcy-MiscellaneOus.

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Cuban POllcy-Miscellane0u
THE GREEK QUESTION.
LONDON, July 17.-In the house of com
mons to-day Lord John Manners said he was
not aware of any arran cement contemplated
for appointing joint commission on copy
right with the United States.
A Constantinople dispatch says Isman
Pasha, minister of war, opposes the pro-
posed concessions of Greece. He has post
poned disbandment of the Turkish militia
until the Greek question is solved.
INTERNAL INTERESTS OF ITALY.
ROME, July 17.-Signor Carroll, italian
premier, informed the chamber of deputies
that the ministry would devote themselves
exclusively to the internal intrests of Italy,
which needed a long period of peace and il :
dustry. The speech was very coldly received.
sPAIN's CUBAN POLICY.
MADRID, July I'm congress to-day
Gen. Salamanca raised an animated discuss
ion relative to restoration of peace in Cuba.
Gen. Martinez Campos, president of the
council, having replied, congress by vote
of 1877 to "a rejected the proposal for further
parently endorsing the governments Cuban
policy.
TROUBLE IN HAYTI.
New YORK, July 1.-THE purser of the
steamship Etna ,arrived to-day from Port au
Prince, reports as follows: At Port al
Prince, Monday, June 80, Petit Canal,
brother of the president, shot D'Lorme, a
member of the legislative chamber. A gen
eral shooting ARRAY ensued in which ten
other members and some of Canals adher
ents were killed. The shooting commenced
Monday and was kept up until our departure
at 4:30 P. M, July Sd. Business was sus-
pended in the meantime. There was re-
port in circulation that the rebels would have
to submit to the governments demands.
THE VAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.
LONDON, July 17:-Advices received from
Cape Town to July 1, by way of Madeira,
announce that the envoy from Cetewayo
reached Fort Napoleon the 18th of June,
bearing peace proposals and fine tusk of
ivory as present. He wished to stop the
advance of the second division, but was in
formed peace proposals must be made to
Lord Chelmsford, and that the advance
would only be postponed on condition that
1OTIn0T O0IuduU6 were dCCGu0O w. Oous OLE
Garnet Wolsely has arrived at Pietermaritz-
burg
GERMAN RAILWAYS.
LONDON, July IA correspondent at St.
Petersburg reports that representatives of the
Russian railways have been negotiating with
the Prussian and Austrian railway delegates
with view to renewing reduced goods tariff
for long distances. It appears, however, that
Prussian railway authorities are unwilling to
extend favorable goods tariff to Konigsberg
and Baltic ports. This will seriously weigh
! against Russian corn.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
BERLIN, July IL Bismarck and family
have gone to Kissinger.
LONDON, July 17.-French residents of
England will erect memorial monument
| to the Prince Imperial.
Higgins offers to row Boyd for 92OO a
side.
A fire at Koslow, Russia, has burned
eleven houses.
| The strike of golfers at Lamworth
against reduction of wages has been COM
promised.
The contractors who have undertaken to
raise the German ironclad Grosser Kur-
furst, have placed sixty seven pontoons in
side the vessel and shield over the breach.
An attempt will be made to raise the wreck
on the oath inst.