Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
Condor and Molady, the Fenian Prisoners,
to Be Turned Over to the American Le-
gation-Surrender of Rebel Garrison to
the Austrian Army-The EogOta Election
Germany and the Vatican, Etc.
THE FNN1AN CoNy1crs.

LONDON, Sept. ct is understood that as
soon as the formaities are completed, Con-
don and Melady, the Fen;an conyicts, will
be taken charge of by the American ], cation
and sent immediately to The United States,
should they elect to reside there.
DUBLIN, Sept. 6.-There was grea ejo:c-
ing at Mitchelrown, county Cork, on receipt
of the news of the intended lelea-e of Con-
don. Shops were cloged clry- There was
a general illumination, and the streets were
throngel with jubilant crowd. The
Nation says England has re-
leased nearly the last of the Fenian
prisoners without having entitled herself to
the slightest gratitude. The IyisIman says
Condor will DO released bccaase he is an
American citizen. Had he been an Itshman
only, without claims on the great republic,
he would have been hanged like the other
martyrs.
BgTLLDOSED.
VIENNA, Sept. 6.-The Trebi;aje rebels
have surrendered their arms to the pasha
commanding the Citadel in consequence of
his threatening to lombard the town.
CONTROLLING ELECTIONS,
PANAMA, Aug. 29.-The elections on Au-
gust 4th in Bogo;. were accompanied by
serious disorders. The State government
wished to control the elections. They only
established four polling places in the city of
$1,000 inhabit.ntr. and put these under CON
troll Of their own people. The sdherents of
the other party could not get near the ballot
boxes to deposit their ballots. Confusion
and disorder naturally arose, as party spirit
was very much excited. The State troops
posted themselves in the towers of the
neighboring churches and fired upon the
crowd, killing one OF two and wounding
several. This broke up the election, and as
all the votes cast are in favor of the State
governments party, they have fully sue
ceedea in carrying the day unless the con-
gress should order new election.
FURTHER DEMAND.
VIENNA, Sept. 6.-Austria has informed
the Porte it is desirable the occupation shall
extend to Metravitza. This has for the time
increased tue difficulty of the negotiations.
THE AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION
CoNsTANTINopLE, Sept. Cit is said in
Russian military circles that in view of the
difficulty the Austrians meet Within the &C.
cupation of Bosnia, the force of 10000 men
fixed by the treaty of Berlin for the occupa-
ton of Eastern Romelia and Bulgaria is
quite inadequate. An officer of high rank
says the Russians had already decided to
leave at least 100000 troops i'm these
provinces.
MEASURES. AND COINAGE.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The international con-
gress of weights, measures and coinage, has
adopted motion in favor of universal
standard of one-tenth alloy for gold coins,
and votes were equally balanced as to
whether the same standard is applicable
to silver. The proposal for the freedom
of minis to coin gold or silver according
to demand was rejected. 1t was decided
that the right to melt or export coins should
be unlimited: that no fixed rates be estab-
lished between gold and silver and that sill
yer should not be legal tender for debt
of over g10. The committee unanimously
agreed that the best mode of arriving at an
international monetary mint, would be to
give legal currency to the ten franc piece.
AGTTAToRss AT WORK.
ROME, Sept. 6.-Signor Aveganz, minister
of war under the Roman republic of 1849,
made a speech at Toure Maggiore, urging
preparation for war with Austria. Garibaldi
has again written letter to Papalo agitating
the same question.
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
ROME, Sept. 6.-There is report current
at the Vatican that Bismarck, before con-
Guiding the agreement with the Pope, is de-
sirous of ascertaining the views of the newly
elected parliament. Nevertheless. both sides
are doing their best to bring the negotiations
to a successful issue.