Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-04

ESDA1 MORNlNG, JU 4
nd dispair 1T the supremacy secured for the
Bulgarians they will be likely to take desperate
measures. The Greek army may enter Thessaly
again.
.RouMAN1ANs MAD.
A dispatch from Bucharest says if England
and Austria do not prevent the retrocession of
against them will be stronger than it is against
Russia for taking the territory.
CONDENSATION AMONG THE TURKS.
PERA, June 3.-The agreement between Eng
land and Russia creates CONSERVATION here be-
cause it is believed it involves settlement
which the Turks will resist forcibly. In the
recent fighting in Roumania four hundred Rus
SLAMS were cut off by the Pomaks, and all
killed. Four hundred more sent to their re-
lief are in critical position. The Russians
are not relaxing warlike preparations south of
the Balkans. On the contrary, they are very
active. It is believed Grand Vizier Mehemet
Ruchdi Pasha, is trying to induce the Sultan to
recall Medhat Pasha in order to popularize the
new government, and that if the Sultan re-
fuses, Mehemet will resign, leaving the odious
Mahamoud Damad supreme, whereby revolu-
ton would probably be precipitated. u new
protest of the inhabitants of Laristan warns
VIC AuSbAauS IAdG any aOV0IlCe IOWaIO6 baCOum
will be forcibly resisted.
THE aRossER KURFURsT DISASTER.
LONDON, June 3.-The Times prints a diagram
giving the first Ineligible explanation of the
iron clad disaster. 1t shows that the Grosser
Kurfurst and the Koenig Wilhelm were steam
ing along on parallel lines close together. The
Wilhelm was on the left hand to seward and
sightly ahead. Two merchantmen were stand
ing across their course from right to left, both
iron-clads parted their helms and passed astern
of the merchantmen. The order was then sig
nailed to starboard helm, which the Grosser
Kurfurst obeyed, resuming her former course,
while the Koenig Wilhelm continued to port
her helm. This brought the vessels directly in
contact.
LOST ON THE aRossER KURFURsT.
LONDON, June 3.-The total number of per-
sons on board the iron clad Grosser Kurfurst
was 1913. OF these 217 are known to be saved,
and six officers are among the lost.
THE WRECKED STEAMER IDAHO.
LONDON, June 3.-A dispatch from Dublin
announces the arrival there at 2 o clock this
morning of 127 passengers of the wrecked
steamer Idaho. They spent the remainder of
the night at the railroad terminus. The pas
sengers are expected in Liverpool tonight, to-
gether with the Idaho's crew.
1t is now stated the steamer Idaho sunk in
| fifteen minutes after striking the rocks. She
lies in 10 fathoms of water, midway between
Coningberg and Brandies Rocks. Her top gal
liant masts are visible at low water. The pas
sengers speak highly of the conduct of Captain
Holmes and his crew. and have drawn up tes-
timonial to that effect to be presented to the
owners.
A GOOD SHOWING.
ROME June SIN the Chamber of Deputies
to-day, the minister of finance, Doda, stated
that the budget for 1875 showed surplus of
ten millions. The estimated revenue for 1879,
will show an increase of sixty million lire.
KICKING OVER THE TRACES.
BELGRADE. June "a decree of Prince
Milan has been published, which orders the
annexation of parts of old Servia outside the
boundaries fixed by the treaty of San Stefano.
RoUMANIA.
LONDON, June ga dispatch from Bucharest
says England promised to recognize the Jude
! pendence of Roumania. The Rou,,aa,aal de-
clares that Roumania has irrevocably decided
not to cede any territories to Russia. Great
| hopes are entertained of English support.
MAaNAN1MoUs.
The Russians have offered to occupy the
heights commanding Varna. and leave the town
in possession of the Turks.
GIVING 1T UP.
LONDON, June 3.-A Madrid dispatch says
the Spanish government has contracted for the
transport of 1900 men home from Cuba when
they will betdisbanded.
PERSONAL.
BERLIN, June 3.-Bismarck has arrived.
TROUBLESOME TROOPS.
| LONDON, June "A correspondent at St.
Petersburg says the attempt to arrange a mu-
tual withdrawal from the nelghborhood of
Constantinople has been abandoned. AVienna
dispatch says negotiations on this subject will
shortly be resumed.
WON'T D1sAvow.
VERSAILLES, June SIN the chamber of
deputies to-day Gen. Borel minister of war,
refused to disavow that the actions of briga-
der of Gen. d'Armerie, whose proceedings
have been offensive, and left declaring he
would never accept the situation obliging him
to pay attention to such complaints.
ANOTHER CRISIS IMMINENT IN SPAIN.
Heudaye correspondent telegraphs that a
Spanish ministerial crisis is generally ex-
pected after the present session of the Cortes.
The Constitutionalists under Sagasta and
Serrano are sanguine that the winter elections
will raise them into office.
/ CoNsTANTINoPLE June 3.-The Leuant Herald
having published letter considered by the
Turkish government to be seditious, it's editor
an Englishman, has been ordered to quit the
country within 48 hours.
FAILURE.
LONDON, June 8.-William Cowper, builder,
of Manchester, has failed. Liabilities esti.
| mated at 46 500.
GOR1SCHAKoFF.
ST.. PETERSBURG, June 3.-Prince Gortschakof1
is better. His speedy recovery is anticipated
| BISMARCK.
/ BERLIN, June 3.-Bismarck is expected here
tonight.
! MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, June 3.-Judge Sir James Inpham
of the metropolitan police court, to-day made ar
order for the extradition of Gray, the alleged
forger, who was recommitted for the usua
period.
tween Higgins and Elliott, for the champion
ship and s4O0, was won by Higgins.
i lnsuler won the Derby yesterday easily com.
ing in three lengths ahead of Carter, and will
probably now supplant Sir Joseph as the favor
lite for the EPSON Derby. For the latter even
one wanted against him at Chantilly yesterday
1 LIVERPOOL, June 3.-The failure is announce.
of George II. Ireland q Co., corn brokers
Liabilities, G22,O00. Difficulties are also re
ported in connection with two other small
} firms. An impression exists that these clear
ances will improve the condition of the market
LONDON, June 3.-The steamships Columbi
and Faraday, from New York, and Netherlands
from Philadelphia, have arrived out.
LIVERPOOL, June 3.-Arrived Moravian, Bait
and Lord Cleve, from Philadelphia.
Railroad Election.
ST. LOUIS, NO., June Sat the annual NEE,
, ing Of the bond and stockholders of the 81
Louis, Alton Il Terre Haute railroad compan