Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-24
NO. s29
FOREIGN NEWS.

Firing Reard at Dulcigno Sunday-Dery-
ish Pasha Ready to Enter the City-Ths
Anti-Jewish Agitation in Germany-Tho
simplon to be Tunneled.
EGYPT AND ABYssINIA.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-Thc secretary of the
anti-slayery society writes: It is to be feared
that there is little hope that war between
Egypt and Abyssinia will be long averted.
News has just reached me from undoubted
authority that orders have been issued from
Cairo to drive back the Abyssinians. A
force of 1000 troops are at Herman, and
battalion has been sent to Sanlit. It is
stated that 10000 soldiers have left Cairoi
A German missionary in Abyssinia states
that the king is convinced Egypt intends to
attack him, and has issued orders that all
Musselmen must leave the country or be
pabtized.
THE GERMAN ANTI-JEwIsH AGITATION.
BERLIN, Nov. 23.-A pretty general feeling
prevails, founded on the utterances of the
conservatives and official press, that the au-
thorities are inclined to wink at, if not
openly encourage the movement for stem
ming the rising tide of Jewish power and
influence in the empirs. At the beginning
of his career Bismarck made no secret of
his opinions on the subject, declaring in
parliament that he was opposed to the ad-
mission of Jews into Office, and although
subsequent events have shown he has some
what modified his theories, there is nothing
to show he does not regard the
more moderate phases of the present
agitation with a certain degree of
sympathy. In the last session Of parlia-
| ment Bismarek's son introduced and got
passed bill against usury, but everyone
knew the real author of the bill. The count
has not yet given any destined opinion on
the matter, though it is thought exceedingly
strange that one of the emperor's chap
lains, Rev. Mr.. Storke, should still
have the courags to pursue his anti-Semitic
course with undiminished virulence.
DULueNA.
CErTENGE, Nov. 23.-Advices from Anti
vari says that Montenegrins near Antivari
report firing in the neighborhood of Dull
cigno throughout Sunday.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 23.-Dervish Pasha
has occupied the heights of Dulcigno and
his entry into the town is hourly expected.
Montenegro has been notified of the ap-
preaching surrender of the town, but re-
fuses to enter until all the Mussslmen have
departed.
SURRENDERS.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-A dispatch from Badsic
states: Although as reported, Albania resisted
by forced arms the approach of Durvish Pasha
10 Dulcigno, there were no casualties. Albania
honors being thus vindicated, the leagueiwill
perhaps surrender DulcIgno without further
| resistance.
WANT HIGHER WAGES.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 23.-The agitation for
| an advance of wages in Northeast Lanca-
shire is renewed. At meeting of represent
| atives of the weavers at Blackburn a resolu
ton was passed affirming that IN improve
ment has taken place in the cotton trade
and expressing hope that the employers
would now give the promised increase.
| DUBLIN, Nov. 23.-A statement is circulat-
| ing in Ballinrobe that Lord Erne has appoint
en- a successor to Baycott. The member of the
land league, arrested for speaking in the
| streets of Ballina, has been fined five pounds
| or three months, imprisonment and was locked
| up in default. The Crown solicitor has filed
similter. thus formally closing the issue be-
| tween the Crown and Traversers.