Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
Talk Peaceful but War Preparations in Rus
STA Unusually. neutrality-suspicious. of
American Judges at the Paris Exposition
miscellaneous
wARipREpARA11oas IN RUSSIA.

American Judges at the Paris Exposition !
miscellaneous
s. WARjPREPARAIIoNs IN RUSSIA.
An American gentleman just returned from
an extensive tour in r, ssia, says 10000 Rus
slams are moving towards the Galician from
der of Austria The garrisons throughout
Poland are moving southwark. Camps of
troops and recruits were noticed at many points
along the railways Moscow and st. Peters
burg are full of troops, and new leyies are con-
SANITY coming forward. The commissary de-
pArtment is purchasing heavily all kinds of
Supplies. There is great bitterness among the
people against England. Business is active
bit foreign trade is unsettled by decline in
exchange.
CONGRATULATIONS.
possTANTINoPLE, May 25.-Prince Lebanoff
Russian ambassador, yesterday called at the
English embassy and congratulated Layard on
TIL occasion of the Queen 8 birthday.
| AUSTRIA ON THE DANUBE.
hENNA, May 25.-The Turks will to-day eva
cute and the Austrians occupy the island Of
/ Adj Kaleh in the Danube.
AFTERNOON GOSSIP.
/ LONDON, May 25.-The Times referring to the
int view of Count Schouvaloff, the Russian
AMBASSADOR, with Lord Salisbury, foreign sec
| ICtdy3 duA uuc SuUSetueuG CdDlnct COuuCA1,
4 expresses the opinion that there is legitimate
groqd for the favorable impression which
everywhere prevails respecting the results of
4 Couit SchouvalOf's mission.
i Tt Journal de st. Petersburg, referring to
4 the assistance of London papers on the accept
A anceby Russia Of the British formula of sub
mittpg the entire treaty to the congress, says
IF tere is a serious desire that the Congress
shoua meet, the formula will be easily found.
If, Unfortunately, it should not meet it is not
the q,estion of formula which will have pre-
J. vente it. In very short time the world will
knowNhat to think about the matter
Il TheRusso-T Turkish commission, which it was
reportd in dispatch. from CONSTANT
nOPle yesterday, had failed to agree upon
the li1e of demarcation between the Russian
. and TGkish forces, consisted of Russian and
Turkisl corps commanders appointed at Gen.
Todlebm's suggestion to fix a new line of de-
y marcatpn and make new regulations for the
i better reservation of peace in the present
! dangerous proximity Of the two armies. The
Russian and Turkish soldiers, where the lines
, are in contact, fraternize cordially. and no
! | trouble is apprehended despite the failure OF
the commission to agree; but it was thought
, | advisable to have the lines further apart and
more Pecise regulations. The health of the
: RUSSIA troops is improving.
| AMERICAN COTTON FOR INDIA.
i LosioN, May 25.-The Manchester Gun,dia,
says: From Liverpool We learn orders have
, been rteived there to ship American cotton
= for co9umption in the mills of Bombay. II
s is intefed with this material to commence the
: manufDture of shifting and other medium
class Of cloth in India. This cotton will pass
,. into I4ia duty Free whilst goods made fro n
J. the sahe kind Of cotton in this country viii
) pay a1impost duty of five per cent.
" AMERICAN JUDGES AT PARIS.
PAR4 May 25.-The following additional
! Ameridns have been named for the interna
rs tional Try at the exhibition, making thirty
four Aiericans, in all, selected: Glasses ant
lie 2, oil aintings and various paintings ant
drawirs, Frank D. Millet; class s. engraving
and litographs, Jas. X. Riggs; class z, organi
cation nd appliances for secondary instruc
l. ton, Jdn d. Philbrook; class 9, printing an
IN books, Eenry Stevens; class 10, stationery an
:. book btding and painting and drawing ma
80 terials, CHARLES Fulton; class II: photograph
ne proofs I'D apparatus, Joseph Tuckerman; elias
It. class 7, cheap and fancy furniture
to Thos B. Oakley; goldsmiths an
IL silvers1 this work, Geo. T. Bourne; class y
of apparats and processes for heating and igh
lr- ing, H. Heemans; class 38, clothing for bot
ed sexes, JW. Tucker; class 81, machines and 81
II. paratusn general, Prof. George Davidson an
of Ihoma5 lanes Sloan; class IS, machine tool
be r. B. Hlchkiss and Chas. r. Goodwin; clas
;es IS, apparatus and processes for sewing an
be making Nothing, Isacc W. Burch; class IL, ca
to riages al wheelwright's work, John Munro
to class GA, ailway apparatus, Theodore Bronson
or and clasE2, meats and fish, George Wurtz.
rs, SECURITIES IN LONDON.
IN. LoNDdp May 25.-The Economist says tt
great i'm vement in Egyptian sureties u
tast weel \as been due in great measure
=" extensive bench purchases based upon advic
q chat the cd mission of inquiry have made &c
tain impoHat propositions to the khediv
which he adopted These are said to invol
1oo reductions b the army expenditure and mo
equitable adjustment of taxation. Americ'
,nn government securities may now be consider
a. complet1y recovered from the falls th
10 followed ii passage of the silver bill. IA
on road issuesIre also for the most part frmer,
IA the ACCOMPLISHMENTS published indicate sc
24s eral impra|me
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