Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-17
EUROPE'S CONGRESS-

EUROPES CONURESS.
TIE CORRESPONDENTS AGAIN AT
WORK.
Reported Understanding Between Russia
and Austria---Turkey Dissatisfied With
the Autonomy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Will
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Renewal of Hos
tilities Between Turkey and Montene-
gro.
GoRrscHAKoFF
BERLIN, June l6.-Prince Gortechakoff is ex-
pected to attend to-morrow's sitting of the
congress. Even if he is absent the sitting will
not be adjourned.
AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
LONDON, June 1.-THE Observer says it has
reason to believe Austria and Russia have
reached an understanding, by which the in
terests of ustria-Hungary will be protected in
the same way that Englands interests are pro-
tected by an agreement between Lord Sal1s-
premature publication of the lat
ter by the Globe is generally believed to have
been procured by the Russian diplomatists with
the object of quelling excitement in Russia
about the supposed concessions to England.
STATE DINNER.
BERLIN, June l6.-Prince Bismarck will
give State dinner to the plenipotentiaries to-
| morrow evening. Lords Beaconsf cid and
Salisbury and their attaches dine tonight with
the Crown Prince.
sHUAIA AND vARNA.
It is stated Russia will refuse to evacuate
| the Turkish territory in Roumelia or liberate
prisoners of war till Shumla and Varna have
been surrendered, the latter being required by
the treaty of San Stefano. as we'll as the former.
Negotiations at Constantinople for the sur
render have been abandoned, the matter now
being considered in the hands Of the congress.
THE MINOR STATES LEFT OUT.
1t is the general opinion still that none of
the minor States will be admitted to the con-
gress, with the possible exception of Greece,
about which reports contradictory. The
| statement comes from Paris that Persia claims
admission on the ground that the settlement of
the Eastern question necessarily affects Persian
interests.
EMPEROR WILLIAM,
The Emperor sat up nearly all day Saturday
and is progressing favorably.
CoNvALEsCING.
ST.. PETERSBURG, June 16-The condition of
the Emperor is improving and no more bulle-
| tins will be issued.
HOPEFUL VIEW.
| ST.. PETERSBURG, June 16.-The Journal de
| st. Petersburg says, wisdom and moderation of
| the statesmen assembled in Berlin and of the
! governments they represent are sure pledges
that nothing will be left undone to secure for
Europe solid peace, restore order in the East
and remove all cause for apprehension in the
future
| TURKEY DISSATISFIED.
| LONDON, June IA despatch from Con.
stantinople via Syria, asserts the Turkish dele
gates have been instructed to withdraw from
| the congress and declare that Turkey prefers t.
execute the stipulations of the treaty of San
| Stefano if the congress decided to grant au.
tonomy to Epirus, Thessaly, Bosnia and Herze.
| govina.
| MUSSULMAN RESURRECTION.
LONDON, June l6.-A telegram from Con
stantinople reports the British consul will e
quire into the condition of destitute refugees
there The instruction has spread from
! Gumuldjin to within short distance of the
coast. The insurgents have fifteen cannon a,
Batak.
THE SULTAN.
The reports that the Sultan's mind is affected
are untrue, but there is no doubt the Sulta1
suffers from nervous agitation, and is prey tt
causeless apprehensions. Ministers Layard
and Foumier have made friendly representa-
tions to Safvet Pasha respecting the frequency
of ministerial changes, and the banishment OF
important functionaries in consequence OF
the Sultan's distrust and groundless alarm.
| SERIOUS CONFLICT.
A serious conflict occurred at Pandermi be
tween residents and refugees, and it is reported
that several persons were killed.
RAGUsA, June ia report was current her,
yesterday that hostilities had commenced be
tween the Turks and Montenegrins, but up t.
the present time no confirmation has been re
ceived. The Montenegrins are actively fortify
ing their SO uthern frontier. All insurgen
chiefs of Herzegovina met in Celtinyi to-day a
the invitation of Montenegro. Object of tn
meeting unknown.
THE GRAND PRIZE.
PARIS, June 16.-The race for the grand priz
of to-day was very close one. Thurso wa
victor by neck; Indulace second; Dural third
Eight ran.
ANGLO-RUssIAN AGREEMENT.
LONDON, June IA Berlin correspondent
endeavors to discredit the Globes report of tn
Anglo-Russian agreement. The same CORE
spondent states that the Russian reply to Lor
congress, maintained that the presence of TO,
eign troops alone, prevented revolution in Con
stantinople. Discussion of the subject Of
mutual withdrawal of the Russian forces an
the British feet from the vicinity of Consta1
tinople, was not concluded.
MOBILIZATION OF AUSTRIAN TROOPS.
VIENNA, June Rehabilitation of Austria
troops is assuming large proportions. A dil
patch from Berlin reports Count Andrassy i
private conversation admits the1 mobilize
ton of 100, 900 men to enforce the decision Q
the congress.
THREATENED DANGER
LONDON, June ia Berlin correspondent
says the sole question which might threate
, the success of the congress is the organizatio
F of Roumelia. England, with the support {
France, Austria, and Turkey, and possibl
make Roumelia bulwark of Cor
7 stantinople. For this purpose the Ru
sian element should be totally ez
cluded and performance given to the Greeks
rupture would be almost inevitable in cons
E quence of prolonged discussion on this poin
The friends of Russia assert she will resist.
GREECE.
!. correspondent who is generally we'll il
$ formed considers these threats merely an a
tempt to brighten others. The impression no
t is that Greece will be admitted to the congre
| with consultative voice. Roumania wi
q abide by the decision of the congress if above
f a hearing.
COUNT ANDRAssY
= has a definite programme, and speaks Wi
e much firmness relative to the limits of Bu
: garia. France, Italy nor Austria, is in fav,
RI IoE% e nl.. 1T E.