Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-03
FROM EUROPE.
ENGLAND DISCOVERS II NEW CAUSE
OF UNEASINESS.
Fears that the Roumanians are Preparing
Torpedo Surprise for the Fleet--Attempt-
ed Assassination of Prince Milan--The
Thunderer More Hopeful for Peace
Canadians to be Recruited in Case of
War.
m1srRUsr AND UNEAs1NEss.

MIsTKUsT AND UNEAsINEss.
LONDON, March "A Constantinople special
says Great mistrust and uneasiness Is felt
respecting the Russian designs on the Bos-
phorus. They occupy the Chanak forts at
q moments notice. Movements, the objects OF
which are not apparent. are still progressing.
The position of the British ships at Tuzlo is re-
garded as critical. owing to the short run tor
torpedo boats from Tehek Medge or San Ste
fano. 1t is strongly suspected that the Thorn
croft torpedo boat and Whitehead torpedoes are
being dispatched to the Sea of Marmora in
sections. The Russians occupy Charkoi
Radoste, Erglists, Silivri and Tchekmedje, all
Of which admirably suited as a basis for
torpedo operations, should it be decided to
menace our fleet. Precautions are taken night
~ to guard the vessels against a surprise.
OCCUPATION OF coNsTANT1NopLE.
VIENNA, March 2.-The Political Correspond
easce publishes Constantinople dispatch which
says reliable intelligence from various quarters
agree in the statement that the entry of por
ton of the Russian army into Constantinople
may be shortly expected irrespective of the
signature delay in the signature Of peace.
The paper has semi-official communica-
ton from st. Petersburg taking exception to
Count Andrassy's demand for 5000, 900 forms.
It says, though not intended for ornaments it
is directed against Russia. This credit places
Austria outwardly the same footing as
England. Russia has certainly no objection to
Austria, s occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Austria objects to compete autonomyof thewhole
of Bulgaria formed into single province and
it's two year occupation by Russia. The latter
cOmbats a portion of Bulgaria into two pro-
vinces, instancing the fruitlessness of stipula-
lions separating Moldavia and Wallachia. A
temporary Russian occupation is imperative
for the maintenance of tranquility and pre-
ventiOn of exercises by Bulgarians, but the
measures of control and supervision may be
taken to prevent the occupation assuring the
character of conquest or an assimilation thereto.
MILITARY AND NAVAL.
LONDON, March 2.-Lieut. Gen. MacDougall,
chief Of the intelligence department of the war
Office will in May take command of the forces
in Canada. 1t is understood that in the event
of war Gen. MacDougall will have authority to
raise ten Thousand Canadians for service in
Europe. Vice Admiral Inglefeld will in May
assume command of the feet the North
American and West Indian stations. All Off
GERS on leave received orders to hold themselves
in readiness to join their regiments and depart
rnents Immediately receipt of Geographic
notice.
WON'T GIVE IT UP.
BELGRADE, March Am extraordinary cab
met council took place to-day. Prince Milan
presided, all the military authorities present.
ritory which Servia has conquered in new Bull
garia. The Servian army will foi the present
remain on u full war footing. Artillery re-
serves are being organized, Prince Milan will
return to the headquarters at Nisch. 1t is
hoped, however, Russia will yield to Servia's
wishes.
ASSASSINATION.
BELGRADE, March 2.-Forty-one respectable
citizens have been imprisoned at Serrendria
and a number at Parathschin and Jagadina
charged with conspiring to assassinate Prince
Milan on his homeward journey.
SOME HOPE.
LONDON, March 2.-The Times says the an
nouncenents in Parliament yesterday evening
will be welcomed reviving some hope of
peaceful settlement of the Eastern question.
THE NEW PoPE's POLICY.
ROME March 1T is said the pope intend
to dismiss the pontifical gendarmes and Swis
guards He will probably reside mostly a
Castle Gandolfo a village fourteen miles south
east of Rome, in order to be away from tn
Italian government. The report of the appoint
ment of Cardinal Smeoni as pontifcal secre
tary of state is premature
CONCESSIONS.
CONsTANTINOPLE March 2-The Russian
have made substantial concessions regardin.
the boundaries of Bulgaria. This point is nov
settled. The question of war indemnity wa
debated to-day. To facilitate its paymen
Russia has abandoned her claim to the Turkish
fleet. The signing Of peace negotiations is nea
at hand
MORE RUSSIAN TROOPS
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 2.-The Gar ha
ordered out four divisions of reserves, wit
artillery.
DUEL IN FRANcE.3
PARIS, March I'm consequence of the IT
ordinations Friday in the Chamber of Depr
ties, about the veriication of the election
Paul De Cassagnac and MIR. Thompson of til
Left fought a duel to-day at St. German,
Cassagnac's sword pierced Thompsons thros
inficting probably fatal wound.
NOT so.
ROME, March 2.-The italian government
categorically denies that the reason why tn
Vatican countermanded the puplic coronatio
of the pope was the governments inability t
prevent disrespectful and hostile manifest,
tions.
HONORING KING HUMBERT.
ROME, March 2.-The Duke of Abercorn t.
uay AlVesIetA Ming hunDerI WIN Jne Order
the Garter and presented letter from Quee
Victoria. Remarkably warm cordialties we
exchanged. E1-President Grant is expected
arrive in Rome on the 18th inst.
Twenty Cents on the Dollar.
PHILADELPHIA, March "A meeting of ere,
itors of G. J. Fell & Co. was held this afte
noon, and a report submitted recommendir
the acceptance of twenty per cent in cash,
be realized from the sale of Stock merchandi
and book accounts, and that the assignee
appointed to take charge of the real estate
the firm, from which it is anticipated add
tional dividends of Is to so per cent will
realized within short time
FR0N IVTNnNA