Daily globe., 1880-08-02
GLADSTONE ILL.

GLAD6IONE 1LLs
LONDON, Aug. 1.-Mr. Gladstone caught a
chill after leaving the house of commons
Friday, and is now suffering from conges-
ton of the left lung. The latest bulletin
issued Sunday SAYS his condition is less fa-
vorable, owing to slight fever, but that he ia
in no immediate danger. Tne Queen tele-
graphed to ascertain his condition.
BURROWS ESCAPE.
S1MLA, Aug. 1.-Reports from Quettah in
dicats that Ayoob Khan did not follow up his
victory by pursuing the British. Il is stated
Gen. Burrows succeeded in bringing large
body of his troops into Candahar.
TURKEYS cEssIoN.
LONDON, Aug. IA Vienna correspond
ent says the statement that the porte intends
to order Dulceigno to Montenegro is
strengthened by the dispatch Of Turkish
naval squadron to Dulceigno coast to enforce
the cession.
GOLD FOR AMERICA.
The Standard reports 100000 in gold
has been purchased in open market for e1-
port to America.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-Mr. Plimsell has con-
sented to contest Liverpool for seat in
parliament.
The Standards Bombay correspondent
telegraphs the battle between Burrows, force
and the Afghans is said to have been we'll
contested. The British cavalry and artillery
were badly cut up at the commencement of
the fight, but the infantry inflicted such
heavy loss on Ayoob Khan that he has
not yentured to advance upon Candahar.
The viceroy of India telegraped Sunday that
Ayoob Khan did not follow up the British
retreat. Gen. Burrows force has arrived at
Caudahar. When the messenger left. Ayoob
Khan was encamped near where the action
was fought. This seems to confirm the
news that Ayoob Khan had suffered heavily.
This news was brought by natives to
Quettah. The viceroy's telegram says cur
whole army is now in the citadel at Canda-
har.
The admiralty has received telegram
that her majesty's ship, Iron Duke, has
grounded on Okohoai Island off the south
west coast of Yeggo, in fog.
IRISH PROSPECTS, CHEERING.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Daily Neaos' Dub
lin dispatch says two land meetings we're
held there Sunday. The same dispatch says
the corn and root crops of Ireland promise
more than an average yield, and that the
general aspect of the country is cheering.
aLADsToNE's ILLNESS.
The Times this morning says the public
will learn with much regret that Mr.. Glad
stone is somewhat seriously indisposed, and
may be unable to attend to public business
for some time.
The Times sCalcutta correspondent says
everything seems to point to Gen. Burrows
having been out-generaled, and the battle
of Phushki Nstkud will probably be hereaf.
ter cited as one more instance of the
story old as British history
of gallant army being ruined by the IL
fatuation and Incompetence of its leaders,
and the treachery of its allies, as there can be
| little doubt that the Wallis cavalry went ovel
| to the enemy.
! The Times Bombay dispatch reports that
Khelati Glidzah is in very precarious state
| The tribes are gathering in the vicinity and
much anxiety is felt for the garrison unless
Gen. Phayre relieves it, which would delay
his march to Candahar.
| SATISFACTORY.
A Constantinople dispatch says it is re-
ported that the porte has applied to Servia
for an explanation of her ornaments and
considers the reply satisfactory.
ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.
| PARIS, Aug. 1.-The elections to the coun.
ellis general up to the present time show
successful, and in sixteen the conservatives
Six second ballots in the latter will be neces
sary.
John Ringslof, of Courtland, Nicolle
county, in sliding down from load of hay
recently, had sharp stake driven into hi