Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-06-12
Ptreixn News.
TIE SOCIALISTS.


shortly. and it again refuses to pass
an anti-socialit bill it will be dissolved.
The same correspondent says at the
cabinet cOuncl to-day, at which Prince
Bismarck pr&ided, decided to await
the result Of te emperor's wounds be-
fore deciding upon measures to be
adopted agaiet the Socialists. The
cOrrespOnden1adds this decision seems
also to dispos1 of the rumors in regard
to the regenc$
BULd RIAN FoRTREssEs.
A Constant hople dispatch of the 9Th
says the Russians have made fresh
demand for be surrender Of the fort
resses.
REVOLUTIONARY.
Malta dis4tches say the transports
there have I'D IN ordered as precaution.
airy measurefo take on board coal
supply for t& weeks and hold them
selves in real ness to start at six hours
notice. .
THE 1Nv} ArIoNs OF BISMARCK.
London adices of June 4th give the
following as he German invitation to
the congress Ind the British govern
ment's replyl
The undersigned ambassador of the
emperor of Germany has the honor, by
order of his 1overnment, to convey to
his excellence the marquis of Salisbury,
secretary of bate for foreign affairs to
her majesty he queen Of Great Britain
and Ireland aid Empress of India, the
following communication: In conform
ity with invitations taken by the Austria
Hungarian c&binet the government of
his maj esty, the emperor, has the honor
to propose othe powers who are sigma
tories Of the treaties of 1856 and 1871,
to meet in congress at Berlin to discuss
their stipulstions OF the preliminary
treaty of San StefanO concluded be-
tween Russia and Turkey. The govern
ment of his majesty giving this invita-
ton to het British majority, under
stands that accepting it the govern
ment of hA British majesty con-
SCENTS to admit a free discussion
of the whole of the contents of the
treaty of San Stefano and that it is
ready to participate therein in the
event of the acceptance of all powers
invited, The government Of his ma
jesty proposes to fix the meeting of the
congress for June 18th. The under
signed has the honof to ask to be good
enough to acquaint him as soon rs
possible with the reply of the British
government.
The following is .t..
JOpD Gal yap,rpy's pEpyy
to the foregoing: The undersigned,
her majesty's principal secretary of
state for foreign affairs, has the honor
to acknowledge the receipt of his ex-
cellency's communication inviting her
majesty's government to take part in a
congress- 1T Berlin for the discussion of
stipulations of the preliminary
treaty concluded Mt San Ste
fano between Russia and Turkey.
The undersigned taking his
excellency's verbal intimation that the
invitation had been Sen. in the same
terms to the other pow, IS who are sig
natcries of the treaty of Paris. and UNI
Outstanding that those powers assent to
the invitation on the terms stated in his
excellency's note, has the honor to in
form his excelency that the govern
ment of her majesty will be ready to
take part in n congress at the date men,
toned.
THE CONGRESS.
London advices of the 3rd inst. state
that the congress will be composed Of
the following powers: Bismarck and
Count Won Bulow for Germany,
Lords Besconsfeld, Salisbury, and Oco
Russell for Great Britain, Count
Schouvaloff and NJ. d. Ontril, Russian
Ambassador at Berlin, for Russia, Count
Andrassv and Monhaymerlef for Austria,
Waddington and d. H. Waller for
France, and Count Cortland and Count
DeSounay for Italy.
THE CONGRESS OF POWERS.
Vienna advices under date of June
lat say it is now officially announced
that the Berlin government has issued
invitations for a congress of the
European powers to assemble on June
IL. Prince Bismarck will preside, and
Baron Buelow, Secretary for Foreign
Affairs, will act as Second Plenipoten-
tiary for Germany. The important as
sembly will meet at the ancient Radze-
will palace, lately reconstructed for
Prince Bismarck's official residence.
There is a large salon, with five adjOin-
ing rooms, magnifcently furnished,
which will be set apart for the use Of
the congress. 1t is the hope of the Ger
man officials, that the work of the
congress will be finished at ten sittings.
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