Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-01
GENERAL FOREIGN.

CONsTANTINorLE, Feb. 28.-The gymnastic as
sociation of eastern Roumelia has ordered Bnl-
garian priests in eastern Roumelia to impose
| An oath on their congregations to neither sell
or buy of Greek inhabitants or their friends.
The foreign Consuls have made protest to Gov
Aleko Pasha in regard to the matter.
PHIILIPoPoLn, Feb. 2S.-Three thousand
armed Hussllmsn are resisting the government
in the Kirdjsly district, and Alsko Pasha, gov
ernor-gensral of homslis, and Reouf Pasba,
governor of AdriaIople, are comforting for joint
repressive sctisn.
LONDON, Feb. 2S.-A Copenhagen dispatch
of Friday night says fire now raging. threat
ems the destruction of tho entire quarter.
Fears are entertained for the British embassy.
The king and crown prince are present stimu-
| lating the exertions Of the fremen.
BERNIE, Feb. 29.-The work of piercing
| Mount St. Gothard was satisfactorily COM
pletsd at clock this morning.
MELBOURNE, Feb. 29.-Parliamentary cleo
tions in Victoria resulted in defeat of the gov
| eminent.
| LONDON, Feb. 28.-The town of Urfa, Asiatic
! Turkey, on the opposed site of Or of the Chal-
I dees. has been nearly destroyed by fire.
| A dispatch from Rome announces that only
! twenty-five metres of the st. Gothard tunnel
| remain to be pierced.
LoNDoH Feb. 29.-A dispatch from Lahore
says the English envoy to Ghugnse has been
unsuccessful in his negotiations with Nobamed
Jan. Abdul holman Khan il communicating
from Balkh with AOhamed Jan and Ayoob
Khan. The latte is reported to have read an
render of Herat, but declined at the instigation
of Abdul Rohuan Khan.
A cable dispatch reports the early submits
sion of Aahomn Jan is still expected. There
are many signs that various chiefs wish to ne
gotiate with the British. The son of Khan, Of
Bekhars, has arrived at Jellalabad on his way
to Peshauur with 40 followers.
A Paris dispatch says Victor Hugo has pub
lished an appeal to the government not to sur
render Hartmann to the Russian authorities.
Several Russians have waited On Gambetta to
solicit his inference with the government to
prevent the exit a1ition of Hartmann.
A Berlin dispatch announces the death of
Herr Sennerman, member of the German and
Prussian parliaments.
A dispatch from Constantinople reports that
Greek brigands near Salonica have sent q letter
demanding ELL, 600 ransom in ten days or thcy
will send Col. Synge's head to Balonica.
CoSsTANTINoPL1, Feb. ON. Onon, chief
dragoman, and Colonel Conaroff we're fred at
to-day by two persons who subsequently sue
was wounded. Onon was not hurt,
LONDON, Feb. 2o.-A correspondent at Ber-
lin reports it is very doubtful whether Bis
marck will be we'll enough to be present in the
reichstag during debate On the army bill. It
il expected that General Won Holtke will de-
fend the bill. The same correspondent says
Count De st. Waller, French ambassador, has
invited Prince Hohenloke to dinner.
A Paris dispatch says Russian has been ar
rested at Diedenhopen, Alsscs, who the police
declare they can prove has asserted that he was
connected with the Moscow explosion, and that
be intended to make another attempt on the
life of the car.
A Berlin dispatch says in view of the atti-
tude of the porto on the frontier question
Greece has resolved to break off all negotiations
and has addressed circulars to the powers in
voking assistance.
LONDON, Feb. 29.-The Times says the pro-
gramme for Afghan settlement, published in
the Civil and Military Gazette of India, is pure
" imaginary. No decision has been arrived at
on any of the points mentioned.