Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-22
THE OLD WORLD.

THE OLD WORLD.
In Opposition to the Government Policy
on the Eastern Question-Significant
Annexation Demonstration I'm Rome
Orthodox sclavs in Bosnia Getting
Ready to Welcome the Austrians to
Bloody Graves.
THB LIBERALS WILL PROTEST.
LONDON, July 21.-Hon w. E. Forester,
presiding at the Golden club dinner last
night, made speech on the eastern ques-
ton, taking the same general grounds against
He said he and other liberals had hesitated
to challenge the government while negotia-
| tons were pending, lest strong opposition
| might encourage Russia in her warllke atti-
tude, or weak one encourage our own rul-
ers, but he declared the liberal leaders are
now agreed they will make
| their protest and take division
regardless of their weakness or strength.
They will give the country an opportunity
by a long debate and Thorough ventilation
of the subject to maturely consider whether
or not it approves of the governments
acts.
EMPEROR WILLIAM.
| BERLIN, July 21.--The Emperor William
will go to Babelsburg soon, but it is not de-
| termined yet whether he will make his usual
| visit to eastern or Teptiz. he has entirely
recovered from his wounds but is still very
| feeble.
/ BITTER POLITICAL CONTEST.
BERLIN, July 24.-The approaching cleo
lions absorb public attention. The canvass
is becoming bitterly personal and acrimo-
NOUS. Apparently the utmost con6deece is
| felt in ministerial circles that the govern
will secure a working majority.
LABOR TROUBLES.
PARIS, July 2l.-The mlner's strike at
having failed. There have been arrests for
picketing, bat the strikers are generally
quiet. Other labor troubles are reported at
Bordeaux, Marseiles and Stetiere, but they
are of an insignificant character.
4 PAR1s, July 21.-The theatre for bull fights
and five houses in Mont DelaisoNhave been
destroyed by fire.
TROUBLE IN BOSNIA.
LONDON, July 2l.-The latest news from
Bosnia is unsatisfactory. 1t is feared the
orthodox Sclavs and Mussulmans will forci-
bly, resist the Austriaus. The Turk
ish authorities encourage demonstrations
against occupation. Negotiations al
Vienna do not progress. In any
case it is thought bands of semi
brigands in the Bosnian hills will harrass
the Austrians whether organized resistance
is made or not. With these possibilities IL
; view, Austrian preparations are elaborate, a:
the simplest check might have disastroui
moral consequences.
NEW MINISTER.
CoNsrANr1NopLE, July 21.-Unconfirmet
reports are circulating that M osurus Pasha
! Turkish ambassador at London, is to be ap
pointed minister of foreign affairs. Mus
urus Pasha is strongly English in his prede
Lotions and is a Christian.
r ANNEXATION DEMONSTRATION.
ROME, July PA Democratic meeting i
! favorof the annexation of South Tyrol I
. Italy was held to-day; $500 persons were
' present Minnote Garibaldi, son Of tn
e general, presided. Letters and telegram
: expressing sympathy with the move
n meut from Gen. Garibale
e and Signor Safi CAMPBELL
d and others were read. A resolution we
IS adopted condemning the violation by til
l. congress of Berlin of the priciple of nation
il alities and popular sovereignty, affirmin
re solidarity Of Italians with people bought an
Of sold by the congress, reminding Ital
that alien countries were still subje
to foreign domination. and looking Il
m speedy Justice. The meeting was orderly, b
somewhat noisy demonstrations were mad
O. and shouts os "Long live Trieste" II
70 authorities posted troops around the Cor
~ and issumd fummoni against the demo
~ STATIONS.
THE ENTRY.
LONDON, July 21.--The militia reserve
I'd to be disbanded after July 3lst. July %
no has been fixed as the date for the entrance
e. the Austrian forces into Bosnia whether t
III Turks object Or not.
Is TIMELY PRECAUTIONS.
IRE LONDON, July 2l.-Reliable reports frc
eli Vienna declares Austria has resolved to ia
ne timely precautions against any Italian
us erosion. 1t is reported that hundI
up Bashi- Bazouk raiders were killed and woul
w. ed IN Dalmatla.
THE OCCUPATION.
LONDON, July pa Vienna dispa
up stated Gen. Phillipovich left Vienna on
,lic urday night, after repeated conferences W
bic Count Andrassy and the emperor. The
,ny ect of the departure is, doubtless, 10
ar that everything is ready. The Turkish pl
b1 ipotentiaries have not given notice of rec&
me of the instructions awaited by them fl
er, he porte However, they have abandon
the the idea of retarding the occupat
the until after the ratification of the treat,
the Berlin, and of exacting conditions not c
AS, tanned therein. 1t is understood Austria
,nts drawn up the project of convent
,ar relative to the occupation, which has b.
ing communicated to the Turkish plenl
tentiaries. The hope of an amica
settlement is by no means re
auished. notwithstanding the delay of
receipt of instructions.
VOL DANGEROUS TO PLAY WITH FIRE.
v. LONDON. July pa special dispatch Fl
tino Rome says 1000 people were present at
1on- annexation meeting there yesterday. S
act accounts represent that the principal
asset iect of the meeting was a republican den
~ stration. In the evening demonstra
our was made before the Austrian
OF bassy. Gen. Garibaldi telegraphed
ne1' follows to the meeting. ''Ens'l, the pc
have the right to revolt. Men of II
take to the mountains The Minist
Journals of Vienna warn Italy it's DANCE
to play with fire.