Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-19
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THE OLD WORLD.

cused of Intriguing Against Austria in
Bosnia and Herzegovinia-An Open Rup-
ture Imminent-The Anti-Socialist Bill
Passed to the First Reading by tho Ger
man Council-AIiscellaneou
ELECTION RIOT.
BERLIN, Aug. 1S.-During the second ballot
ing for member of parliament at Hasburg,
Hanover, the Socialists and Guelphists created
a riot which the troops were called upon to
quell. One rioter was killed and several
wounded.
LONDON, Aug. 18.-The Russian consul have
arrived at Batoum. The Lizis are becoming
more resolute. They have established an en-
trenched camp Austria has strongly eau
toned Servia against violation of her interna-
tional obligations.
FIRST READING.
BERLIN, Aug. 18.-The German federal coun-
Gil has passed the socialist bill on the first read
ing, and referred it to the committee. The
council apparently will pass it unaltered
PAPAL NEGOTIATIONS DROPPED.
LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch from Rome
says the papal secretary of state has decided to
drop for the present negotiations for the re-
establishment of diplomatic relations between
the, Vatican and England.
INTRIGUEs.
Vienna dispatch says in consequence of in
trigues of the Porte in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria is endeavOring to promote her interests
by negotiating an understanding with Servia
and Montenegro. 1t is thought at Vienna Gen.
Phillopoovich ought to reach Serajevo by We'd
nesday, in consequence of his victory at Buso-
vaca having opened the way for him.
TROUBLE.
LONDON, Aug. 18.-A dispatch from Berlin
says Prince Nicholas, of Montenegro, has de-
manded the evacuation by Sept. Of the terri
tory allotted to him by the congress. If the
Porte evades the demand, trouble is feared.
RE1NFoRcEMENTs.
A Vienna dispatch says at least four more
divisions of the Austrian army will go imme-
diately to Bosnia.
St. Petersburg dispatch says the arrest of
Nihilsts and San Slavists are innumberable.
AUSTRIAN SUCCESSES.
VIENNA, Aug. ia telegram from the head
quarters of Gen. Phillipovich at Fernitza Cupri.
Aug. 16, announces that the Austrian army
that day advanced in three columns against the
insurgents who had fortified themselves in a
strong position southeast of and near Buz-
ovooca. The column forming the right wing
took the insurgents on the flank and rear and
captured their entire camp with large
Der of wagons, ammunition and other property.
The other columns were somewhat delayed by
the ruggedness of the ground so that
the insurgents had time to withdraw their ar
tillery. They fled en- masse in southery di-
rectlon to klzlojakner, at which place the
Austrians are now posted. The insurgents also
occupied Vezka. Gen. Tezelhaf was marching
thither, and expected to arrive Aug. 18th.
| The Austrian losses in this movement were in
considerable. Gen. Szapary was still confront
ing the insurgents at Dobaz on the 10th inst
SUCCESSFUL DEMONSTRATION.
VIENNA, Aug. 18-A demonstration from
Delwatia against Livno the 18th inst, compelled
the Turkish garrison of $500 men. who had
started to harrass Austrian communications, to
| return to that town.
| ADVISED TO SUBMIT.
RAaUsA Aug. 1S.-Prince Nicholas, of Mon
tenegro has formally advised the insurgent
leaders in Grahano district to submit to Aus
| trian occupation.
FLoCKING TO ARMS.
BELGRADE, Aug. 16.-The Christians in Bos.
mia are hocking to arms in consequence Of
heavy fines imposed on them by the Austrians.
AMMUNITION.
MAGLoI, Aug. 18.-The Mohommedan insur
gents receive ammunition from ports on the
Aegean sea through private hands. TIL,
Arndulas and Albanians muster in grea
force in the direction of Milaavitza.
WITHDRAWAL AND EVACUATION.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 1S.-Minister Layare
has given instructions for commencement O
withdrawal of British troops. Commissioners
to Roumelia and Bulgaria have been appointed
by Russia. The Turkish troops eyacuate
Batoum within a fortnight.
RUPTURE IMMINENT.
LONDON, Aug. 1S.-A Vienna dispatch says
Negotiations between Austria and Turkey ar
on the verge of failure and rupture is immi
nent. The last PROPOSITIONS of the Porte hav
been rejected. Caratheodore Pasha is awaiting
instructions MS 10 whether he shall quit Vienn,
or not. Special correspondents deny that
and press are unanimous against it.
A fire in Kissengen, Germany, yesterda,
burned large number of houses.