Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-11
GENERAL FOREIGN.
nEFENsE oF cANpAHAR.

LONDON, Aug. 10.-A dispatch from Canda-
bar, the 9Th, says the defensive works are COM
pleted. There are provisions in store for thir-
ty-fve days, except forage. Gen. Burrows
loss does not exceed LOCO, including 400 Euro
peans and twenty-one officers.
NAVIGATION OF THE DANUBE.
BERLIN, Aug. 9.-The Lsipsio Grensbate1s,
supposed to be inspired by Prince Bismarck.
says dispute has arisen between Austria and
England regarding navigation of the Danube.
Austria, it says, proposed the formation of a
permanent commission Of states under Aus
tria presidency for control of the river be-
tween Galatz and the Iron Gates. England is
opposed to the plan, urging that such COM
mission should consist only of representatives
of states bordering only on the lower Danube.
Germany supports Austria. British minis
terial papers attribute Importance to the state
ment in consequence of Gladstone'g hostility
to Austria.
GRECc-TURKIsH FRONTIER.
CeNsTANTINopLE, Aug. 9.-The sultan has
ordered Hussein Pasha, minister of war, to
leave for Duleigno the 1lth inst, with 1000
troops. HusseIn Pasha promises to transfer
the Dnlcigno district to Montenegro within
the time stipulated in the identical note, and
the town of Dulcigno few days afterwards.
The sultan has directed that proposal be
drawn up and submitted to the powers showing
the Greco-Turkish frontier line which Turkey
will accept. An amioable solution of this
question is likewise expected
ROLLING MILL BURNED.
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 9.-The extensive roll
ing mill at Greenyille, Pa, owned by Kimber-
", Carnis & Co., of Sharon, burned at late
hour tonight. Loss estimated at 100000;
insurance about $25,000. About g150 work.
men are thrown out of employment.
VIENNA, Aug. 10.-The trial of Gen. Baron
Won Probasaks on the charge of defrauding a
French company in selling them concessions of
certain property at San Marino was begun at
the assizes court Monday. The prosecution
seeks to prove Gen. Won Probasaka sold the
concessions, knowing the sale was fraudulent.
The defense contends he was ignorant of fraud.
The trial causes great sensation, Baron Won
Probasaka being one of the most distinguished
Austrian generals. The emperor of Austria
subscribed 5000 forins for the relief of the
distress caused by floods in Moravia and ST.
lesia.
PARIS, Aug. 10.-The final result of the elec-
tions for councils general, show 1,0l2 republi-
cans elected, and 405 reactionaries-a gaia of
800 republicans
four years imprisonment at Cusano Italy,
starved himself to death in thirty days.
ECHERBoURe, Aug. 10.-A grand banquet was
given here last night at which large number
of distinguished persons were present. Pres
ident Grevy received the illuminations afoot
and was enthusiastically oheered. Gambetta
drove through the streets in acarriage. He
made a short speech and was repeatedly
cheered
ATHENS, Aug. 9.--The French squadron at
Phalerum has been suddenly ordered TO leave
Greek waters. Destination reported, Tunis.
MADRID, Aug 9.-Jean Eugene Hartsenz.
bash. Spaish dramatic author, died, aged "a.
CHERBoURG, Aug. 9.-President Grevy, NM.
Gambetta and Leon Say to-day witnessed the
launch of the new man of war Magon, and
afterwards visited the roadstead and squadron.
Later the three presidents, of the republic, of
the senate and of the chamber of deputies,
visited the arsenal and ironclad frigate Colbert,
where they were received by the officer COM
manding the united squadron.
BERLIN, Aug. 9.-The Tag5lah states that
floods in the district of Ratibon are very
serious. Over twenty villages have been des-
troyed. Four hundred and fifty square miles
are under water in Sillsia.
PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 3.-Fiye hundred officers
and men of the Royal Marines left to-day for
Irland.
ROME, Aug. lO-The Aurora announces the
formation of new association for collecting
money for the necessities of the Pope, the
amount of daily tribute demanded from all
Catholics being one centime. or six sous, per
month