Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-06-05

Russia for several weeks prer.....
The occupation Of Boanis. n.
ment Of the Austrian troore si ~ move,
comment II St. Petersburg. n'tle
THE INVITATIONS
Advices from Berlin under a..
the 18th inst, say that inyitat;onn..e !. o.
Il p congre0 have been tent Nv. '0r
It1attes shal be Satisfactorily cf.ncl,,a
. treaty replacing the modified t...,
q Par: and San etefano will be c.l rIss
at Berlin. The first stems for q dsS Snsa
arrangement between Russia and rna
land were due to the efforts Of coa
Schorvalotf and the German Cro. u'
Prince. o"n
THE TREATY.
An official dispatch from V;er,..
the London Etening Poa dated Nav ON, ~
confirms the announcement thai P"a n
STA has coz scented to Law the treat t !:
San Stefano before the congress sna
that all powers have agreed to the n nna
posal, and that invitations have ~
issued to them to attend the consrs.u
which will meet in Berlin on the III
of June.
GERMAN socialists.
1t is stated that the project of hold;n.
congress of Socialists at Gotha will hs
abandoned in consequence of an er.
pectation that the government intend,
to vigorously enforce the existing nrcss
and sedition laws of Saxony.
AMERICA MUST RUN THAT BANK.
A St. Petersburg dispatch under date
of May 28th says it IL rumored that the
Russian Imperial ham, is so heavily IN.
debted, the government dare not con-.
tinue the publication OF weekly returns
The hanks affairs are in an almost hone.
less confusion. The continued issue Of
paper money to cover deficits will be-
necessary.
ENGLAND's VICTORY. S NJ
A Londo on telegram of May 9th saws
that the Times Paris correspondence
telegraphs private telegram from Lon.
don which states that England rejected
the detailed concessions offered bv
Count Scouvaloff, who thereupon de-.
clared Russia's readiness to submit ali
questions raised by the treaty to the
sanction of the powers. 1t is known
that Italy and Germany were informed
of the welcome solution and requested
to Immediately issue invitations. The
Times says editorially that whatever
may be true as to detail, we have reason
to believe our Vienna correspondence
information we'll founded. The invita-.
tons to the congress will not be issued
till explanations between England and
Russia are somewhat further determin.
ed; but there is no reason to apprehend
q failure on such points; the prelimi.
nary requirements of England at all
events, on the whole, have been con.
ceded.
THOSE INVITATIONS. t"fs
A Vienna correspondent, writing un.
der date OF May 9th, says the difficulty
about placing the whole treaty before
the congress seems to have been cur.
mounted by the wording of the invih,
tons; which are to contain q guarantee
for free discussion of the whole treaty
Germany will issue invitations and thu
give the guarantee instead of Russs;
pourparlars has begun about the date of
the meeting, and June 18th is proposed.
Austria and France have already 3D.
hered to this schem
-N THE NEGOTIATIONS.
London advices of the 9th Of May
give the following Paris dispatch: The
Journal DIES Debates says Schouvalof's
mission has led to the most satisfactory
results. Russia consents to lay the
treaty before congress; all the powers
have adhered to the proposal, and con-
gress will meet in Berlin june 18th.
To the above the London Oosnra
says the foregoing is far in advance Of
the present position of negotiations
The Observer has reason TO believe
Schouvaloff lie not authorized to propose
forthwith any very comprehensive mod
ifcations of the treaty. His proposal
however, deserves careful consideration
and may ultimately form basis OF SET
Element. Prospects are undiminlshed'
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