Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-22
THE OLD WORLD.

Suspicious Movements Of Russian and |
English Troops-The Gear About to Visit
Berlin-Kussia VIII Stand on tho Anglo
Russ Agreement and Make no More
Concessions.
ABANDONED.
LONDON, June 22.-The Standard says in off,
cial form, that the proposed meeting of the
Conservatives opposed to the Anglo-Prussian
agreement, will not be held, as it is well
understood the government, in response
to strongly expressed opinion of the
any step in the direction of a separate
agreement. Lord Salisbury denies that he
formally signed his name to the agreement
de states THAT he merely appended bis initials
previous to its submission to the cabinet.
The fost states in semi-of6cial form that it
is probable the Gear will come to Berlin and
see Emperor William, whose health
causes much anxiety, and also
to give necessary assent to any measures
what may be approved by the Russian pleni-
potentiaries as constant reference to St.
Petersburg is movement and Prince Gorts-
chakof is not what he used to be either bodily
| or mentally.
BERLIN, June 22.-Plenipotentlaries of Eng
| land, Russia and Austria, have agreed upon
points to be submitted to the Congress at its
meeting to-day Saturday..
| wARIIKE MOVEMENTS.
| LONDON June 2l.-The Russians are fortify-
ing Rodosto, evidently contriving every means
to gain firm hold on Bulgaria and preparing
to hold it, if need be, against all adversaries.
| Inc meeting OF the congress has rather in
creased than abated their activity in that re-
spect.
New YORK, June 2i.-Dispatches state that
loOOO Russians have arrived at San Stefano
| from Odessa, and the Russians are concen-
tratlng at Shumla and Varna.
The English government is sending heavy re.
Inducements TO the Cape of Good Hope,
NO MORE CONCESSIONS.
New YORK, June 2l.-A Berlin dispatch says
Schouvalof has informed the congress tina,
Russia is determined to stand on the Anglo
Russian agreement, and will not treat on any
other basis or make another concession.
TO CONSULT WITH THE CAR.
BERLIN, June 21.-A messenger has gone tt
s.. Petersburg, it ia said, to report to the Cza
the progress Of negotiations, which are takin,
a different course from what Russia expected
owing mainly to the fresh ra0Dr0dchme1t be
|
render further concessions on the part of Rus
sla necessary.
REPRESSION OF SOCIALISM.
BERLIN, June 2l.-Agitation continues abou
the measures the government favors for repres
sion Of socialism, and the newspapers are COZ
tinually reporting arrests of socialists and tn
interruption OF meetings. The INe1y Pres
(soclallst) asserts that the examining magistrate
of one court said recently that SO far DIS th
Investigation had proceeded there not tn
least reason to suppose that Modelling was con
nected with the social democrats.
EMPEROR WILHELM.
BERLIN, June 2l.-It is hoped the empero
will shortly be able to go to Wilhelmshoe
and later in the year to Weimer and Gasteir
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, June 2l.-At Ascot to-day the Alex
andria plate was won by Verneuil. The Asco
plate won ~ Glendale.
Conservative members of Parliament vii
consider the action to be taken by the part
in reference to the cabinet policy in acceptin
the Schouvalof-Salisb memorandum. t
which the conservatives are generally hostile.
, The certificate of Capt. Holmes, who com
manded the passenger steamship Idaho whe
wrecked has been suspended SIX months.
sERvA DEsPoNDENr.
LONDON, June Ala telegram from Be
grade says the GOODNESS with which the plenipe
tentiaries have individually received the prop
! osi'ions made by minister Ristica represents
tive of Servia in Berlin, creates feeling of de-
spondency. The second and third classes q
; the militia reserve has been called out for i'm
} mediate service. 1t is claimed the CONTINUES
concentration of Austrian troops o
J the Danube and Saue frontiers tx tn
cause of the adoption of this measur,
ANGLO-AUSTRIA.
VIENNA June 21.-The Reichsrath fnall
I adopted the Austria-Hungarian compromis,
, A letter from Berlin states the Arglo-Austria
; understanding extends to matters beyond th
scope of the congress.
COMMUNISTS TO BE PARDoNED.
PARIS, June 21.-President McMahon upo
> the recommendation of the ministers, has d.
: cided to pardon 300 Communists on occasi IN
the national festival the 3Oth inst, in honor c
7 the exhibition.