Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-04

slams with having interposed to secure further
delay. An unauthenticated rumor fixes
Tuesday as the day of signing. It is still
urged that there is
CAUSE FOR ALARM
on the part of the English nation, and that
Russian diplomatic assurances are utterly
valueless. A statement was received and
credited that regulations affecting the
NAVIGATION OF THE DARDANELLEs
exclusively by Russian war ships are not re-
garded by Russia as affecting European in
terests, and will not therefore be submitted
to the conference. The same is said with
reference to the alleged Russian demand for a
FORTRESS ON THE BospHoRUs.
The circulation of an unconfrmed report
that the military governor Of the Dardanelles
had received orders to prevent the passage
of any more war ships, although not gener-
ally credited, caused
IMMENSE EXCITEMENT.
and gave rise to assertions that it is a Rus
sian move and simply preliminary to HOSTILE
ties, which Russia expects to ensue, as soon
as the terms Of peace are promulgated.
HoLTI11T1Es ARE DEEMED INEVITABLE
are SO disposed about Constantinople
that in a few hours they can occupy dozen
important
COAST POSITIONS,
including Constantinople and Gallipoli. The
fact that all the English officers on leave
HOY, rs J.
readiness to report for service on receipt of
Geographic orders, is deemed very significant
here
Western Associated Press Telegram
PEACE SIGNED.
LONDON, March 3.-The following announce
ment of the conclusion of peace between Rus
STA and Turkey was received tonight:
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sunday night, March s.
The treaty of peace has been signed. Grand
Duke Nicholas announced the fact to the SOL
diers at a review at San Stefano Russia has
abandoned her claim on the Egyptian and
Bulgarian tributes.
CANPHAU3EN TO WAIT.
BERLIN, March 3.-Ehe Emperor has decided
that Herr Camphausel should wait for a aecis-
ion of the Reichstag on the taxation bills be-
fore resigning.
A PAST PHASE OF THE CRISIS.
LONDON, March 4.-The -4gencc Russo cites Il
special dispatch from Vienna of March 1st
stating that the Russians were bent on enter
ing Constantinople with or without the sui
tans consent, and that England had notiti0
Prince Gortschakoff that if Russia pursued the
latter course the British ambassador would be
ordered to quit St. Petersburg. The -41ence
Russe says this report refers to a past phase of
the crisis, since which the Russians have occu-
pied San Stefano with the sanction of the sui
tan
DRAWING NEARER TO CoNsTANTINoPLE.
LONDON, March A special from Vienna
asserts that two divisions of Austrians will
enter Bosnia in about ten days.
A Constantinope dispatch dated Saturday.
says: Grand Duke Nicholas will probably visit
Constantinople Monday. It is said that he will
move his headquarters to Fcrikini, within two
miles of Pera.
A correspondent at Vienna states that the
Austrian and British ambassadors have been
instructed to protest. it the Russians enter
Constantinople.
REJOICING AT ST. PETERSBURG,
LONDON, March 4.-The st. Petersburg and
Pera correspondents confirm the report that the
treaty of peace has been signed. At St. Peters
burg the enthusiasm over the news was un-
precedented. There was an immense crowd
before the palace shouting and singing 'sGod
Save the Gar
The Pera correspondent says the treaty of
peace was signed Saturday. Thirty-one thou
sand troops were reviewed at San Stefano A
TIE Deum was sung:amid great enthusiasm.
PROBABLY A GOOD GUESS.
A correspondent at San Stefano is able to
ST that tba Of IF
the Turkish feet nor claim on the Egypt
and there is no interference with that portion
Of the Turkish revenue which is hypothecated
to foreign creditors. Nothing is definite
~ settled relative to indemnity,
but it will principally be in
the form of territory in Asia, including Kars
and Batoum, but not Erzeroum Salonica and
Adrinople are not included in Bulgaria.
A Pera correspondent processes to give the
conditions. of peace He makes the indemnity
fully as heavy as was reported Feb. 25th name
", one thousand four hundred million rubles
with forty millions sterling in bonds added.
AUSTRIA.
Vienna special says the communication
which SO treasured Austria last week was to the
effect that the Russian peace conditions hao
been aggravated at the headquarters Of Crane
Duke Nicholas, but she was promised
| notable modification at the conference
Austria will not occupy Bosnia and
Herzegovina if the conditions are
abandoned by which those provinces are cut of
from communication with the rest Of Turkey
| Even If the conditions maintained Austria
/ would only resort to annexation at the sugges
tlon of the powers at the conference Count
| Audrassy has determided to persist with the
vote of credit, although assured
| by the spokesman of the Austrian
delegation that it would only pass bv a small
majority. The opponents of the vote Of credi
seem disposed to appeal to the Reichstag if de
feated in the delegation but as the question
can only be brought on when the money i
actually wanted by the government, it vii
| doubtless be able to justify their demand eve,
| to their adversaries.
CONSPIRACY.
BELGRADE, March 3.-Fifty one persons hay
been condemned to death, and forty-eight t
I penal servitude for an attempt at insurrectio]
at Tapalja last year.
A conspiracy to murder the Turkish official
of Bosnia has been discovered at Seraievo
number of Mohammedans have been arrested.
Paris dispatch says that seventy six pei
1 sons died from smallpox in st. Etienne, in 81
i weeks.
Political Crisis in Quebec.
i QUEBEc, March 3.-The local government
Deboucherville premier, resigned last night
Jolly the leader of the opposition has under
! taken new ministry. The names will not b
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