Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-31
GERMAN ELECTIONS.

trlcts In Berlin. A second ballot between
Social Democrat and Progressist candidate is
Ultramontane, Cassel National Liberal, and
Konlgsburg Conservative. second ballot
with Socialists is necessary in Briston and
Eberfeld.
BERLIN July 30.-Although several demo-
Gratis are ahead in this city only, in the fourth
district, where second battle is necessary.
they polled IS. 600 against $4,000 in 1877. Gen
Won Moltke only received 2.S61 votes against
9.977 for the progressist Haent. DIR. Falk has
been defeated in two districts by tremendous
majorities.
The national liberals returned their candi-
dates from Saarbrecken and Kudleburg. Sec
ond ballots will be necessary at Frankfort
Mannheim, Mayence and Hanover. These sec
ond ballots will rest between the moderates
and advanced liberals, except at Mayence,
where one of the candidates was an ultramon-
tane
REFUGEES TO RETURN.
The government is about to allow the return
of a number of political refugees,
COTTON MILL BURNED.
large cotton mill at Tourconig burned to-
day. Loss 100000.
BEAcoNsFIELD's ATTACHMENT.
LONDON, July 3O.-Debate in the house of
commons was began today by Gladstone read
AuS lCVGcl WLlCu uc ldu duuIcSSou 10 Ded-
consfeld asking him to cite the instance in sup
port of his accusation of unjustifable and reck-
less attacks He declared he never attacked
the government without deep sense of re-
sponsibility. He had never assigned any dis
attacks upon his poll cy were based
upon an irreconcilable and fundamenta
difference of opinion and feeling. He made a
long review of the results of the congress. He
regretted the selfish jealousy of some of the
powers in regard to Greece. With Servia and
Montenegro independent, Bulgaria practically
SO, and Bosnia and Herzegovina irrevocably
annexed to Austria, it impossible to deny
that the partition of Turkey, if not com
plete, was as great as that of Poland. He de-
sired the elevation of the native races instead
of the suppression of Turkey by another pow
er, and complained of the governments policy
from first to last. He said they must fee
obtained and what might have been obtained
without much bloodshed, if they had not
jealousy severed themselves from Russia two
years ago. They had left Russia the finest
possible field for working against the present
arrangement. The British plenipotentiaries had
throughout the congress done their utmost to
prop up Turkey and keep down subject races
For the first time in history their attitude was
not in accordance with free institutions.
The assertions of Lord Beaconsfeld rela-
tive to British efforts in favor OF
Greece were not supported by anything in the
protocol. The conclusion of the Anglo-Rus.
sian agreement was practical contradiction
OF the high-sounding pretensions of Lord Sal
isbury's note. The government thereby sur.
rendered their power of action in the cause of
freedom. He urged objections similar to those
made by Lord harrington to the military stu
alton created by the Anglo-Turkish convention
He had been associated with all the greatest
statesmen of England for half century and
he did not hesitate to say that none of them
country. He could not regard such q
pc icy as within the limits of reasonable
craftsmanship. He asked what the govern
ment would have done if the foreign power had
concluded such convention. The government
had, in ratifying the convention before parlia-
ment was made acquainted with it. pushed the
power of the crown to an extreme which had
been awarded by the greatest statesmen.
new phase of the Eastern question was opened
| by the startling novelty which set the laws OF
| Europe at naught, was uni ust to other powers
overrode the rights o. parliament, and laid new
burdens on the people.
| Gladstone spoke two hours and half, ant
was greeted with loud cheers he took hi
seat.
BEACoNsFIELD's REPLY.
Beaconsfeld, replying to the letter read b.
! Gladstone, saw the compilation of the list o
off ensive epithets used by the gentle
man would entail search over @ period Of tw
and half years. Beaconsfeld cites the expires
sion of Gladstone that he, Beacon, field, hat
degraded and debased the great name of Eng
land, chat he had sold the Greeks, and that h
had been guilty of the unsurpassed act o
duplicity.
After long debate between minor mem
bers, Asheton Cross, home secretary. replied t.
Gladstones speech. He declared that he di,
not know whether to consider Gladstone
| humble fellow or rival of Lord Harrington
Gross then entered into detailed REPUTATION
| OF Gladstone's charges, but his argument
were mainly such as have been used before. II
maintained that the congress would have bee
impossible without the Anglo-Russian agree
ment. He said the Turkish convention ha
| not increased England's responsibilities. Il
only hoped the opposition would assert at TIA
| next general election that England had no in
| terest in Asia.
Debate adjourned till Thursday.
COMMERCIAL TREATY.
PARIS, July 30-A preliminary meeting c
delegates to the congress for the considerable
of commercial treaty between France and til
United States was held yesterday. draft c
the treaty was submitted and will be discusse
at future meeting. 1t is proposed that tt
French government shall admit all America
productions upon the same terms as are in
:. posed upon the production Of the most favore
nations, and the United States shall make tt
same arrangement regarding the production
of France. that if other nations impose d.
nestle duty upon It's own productions tt
same duty may be imposed upon the produ
lions of the other party to the treaty.
THE NAUTILUS.
LONDON, July 30.-The little craft Nautilu.
from Boston, forty-fve days out, passed Scille
Islands yesterday. All we'll.
REFORMS IN EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, July 30.-Nubar Pasha, who WI
| summoned from Paris by the Khedive to ASST
him in the establishment Of reforms in Egyp
has accepted the post of minister without
portfolio.
SERvIA KINGDOM.
LONDON, July 30.-A telegram from Belgrat
says proposals will be made in September
| make Servia kingdom.
FoRGERIEs.
PARIS, July 30.-The Bank of France is abol
to change it's issue of notes, on account
forgeries.
LONDON, July Sit is rumored the Turl
object to evacuating Varna unless the RUSSIA
, remove forty-eight hours march from Co
stantinople.
FBosNIAN OCCUPATION.
LONDON, July 31.-A Vienna dispatch sa,
the whole Thirteenth army corps is now on Il
| Bosnian bank Of the river Pave, and will 8
vance straight to Ssrajevo. There II will m,