Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-14
COMMENCEMENTOF ANOTHER WEEK
OF SPECEL4TIONS.
Denial that the Russian will Re
tire from Constantinople Upon Surrender
of the Observation-Disclosures Queries
Propounded to the British Ministry in
Parliament--Facts and Fancies from DIFF
ferent Points.
TROUBLESOME KAFF1Rs.

"A'o"Aie anu uttefly condemns Heldel, who. at
tempted to assassinate the emperor. The
editor declares in consequence of the paragraph
upon the agents of the Christian
and socialistic society published in
that paper, Heidel few days ago
appeared at the Office to state he was one of
those agents, sympathized with the Christian
socialists and was an anarchist at the same
time. The man was evidently mad and no
political party could be held responsible for
his deed. The Christian socialists are the re-
suits of labors of a few metropolitan clergy
men, anxious to resist the spread of com
munlstlc doctrines among the working classes
ana short time ago endeavored to organize
a party with mitigated socialist programme
excluding the admixture of religious and royal
istic principles. The party are protested royal
lists. The correspondent says, we are chiefly
indebted for this movement to the interest
superintendent professors took in dogmatiz-
ing reform added to the long commercial
crisis.
The Emperor of Germany and France have
informed the Queen of their consent to the
betrothal of the Duke of Connaught to Princess
Louise, third and youngest daughter of Prince
Frederick Charles of Prussia.
HOME RULE LEADERSHIP.
The Home rule members Of parliament have
requested DIR. Isaac Butt to retain the leader
ship of the party on his own terms.
TOO HAsTY.
The pervading idea of Constantinople dis
patch seems to be that the cabinet acted some
what too readily upon the panic view of the
palace consequent upon Gen. Todleben's
threats. Notwithstanding orders from Seras-
kicrate, the surrender of Batoum is extremely
doubtful. The Russians closing up in its
rear and disarming the population hostile to
Russia.
ALoAN ENDANGERED.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May l3.-Turkey proposed
an increase of her import and export duties 20
per cent. during the year to provide funds to
send home Roumelian refugees. These duties
| are subject to the control of the maritime
powers England has assented, but America
refused. Italy declares she must submit the
question to Parliament. Austria and France
have not answered yet. A loan of one million
Turkish pounds has alrerdy been concluded on
the basis of the increased dues.
DEFENDER OF BELFoRT DEAD.
PARIS, May 13.-Colonel Dufert Rochereau,
we'll known for his heroic defence of Belfort
during the Franco-German war, and a member
OF the chamber of deputies died suddenly on
Saturday.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, May 13-The Sandman has been
f1oated, and returns to Liverpool
In the House of Commons this forenoon Sir
Stafford Northcote declined to fix day for the
discussion of the resolution of Chamberlain,
radical, concerning the governments foreign
policy. The chancellor also in response to the
| inquiry of Sir Henry James, liberal whether
the British troops in Europe do not exceed the
number ordered by parliament, said the Indian
forces were never included in the act fixing the
number of the British army. The latter he
| said, is about IT'S above the estimates in con-
sequence of the fuctuation in recruiting. Lord
| Harrington, leader of the liberals, announced
| that he would shortly a resolution that
the forces be ordered or kept by the crown
in time of peace, save within India, without
the sanction of parliament. Sir Stafford
Northcote said he hoped to submit supple
mentary estimate to-day fortnight, when Lord
Hartingtons resolution might be discussed.
In the House of Lords Lord Granville liberal
gave notice of a question whether the employ
ment of Indian troops in Europe without tn,
sanction of parliament is lawful.
THE FoRTREssEs.
PERA, May l3.-It is not known if the de
cision of the cabinet in regard to the fortresse
has been officially communicated to the Rus
SLAMS, except as regards Shumla, but no actor
has yet been taken upon that decision. TIL
Russians declare that even if the Turks surren
der the fortresses their troops will only with
draw from before Constantinople when tn
British feet retires.
The arrival of cavalry and infantry reinforce
ments at San Stefano has renewed uneasines
and approximations of a coup de main.
VOLUNTEER RUSSIAN FLEET.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May 13.-Count Schouvalo1
has arrived.
The official messenger published proclama
ton calling for subscriptions for the organize
ton of volunteer feet in order to defend tn
just cause in adversary of Russi
should provoke war. The Czarowitch will II
ceive subscriptions in st. Petersburg.
BANK DEFAULTER DISCOVERED.
LONDON, Ont, May 3O.-Zeller, the allege
absconding bank manager, of Tiffin, Ohio, b.
been discovered in Belmont, near this city
INSURGENTS MOVING.
: CoNsTANTIsoPLE, May 13.-The insurgen
e have reached the railway, near Phillipopoli
e Another body is entrenched near Tartar Baza
l dix. Rassam Pasha has joined the insurgen
with 1000 men.
4 Count Itchy, Austrian ambassador. has re-
resented to the Porte that the occupation
Bosnia would only be temporary.
TROOPS MAssING.
BELGRADE, May 13.-In spite of peacef
rumors, the massing of Austrian troops ne
q COMPROMISE.
VIENNA, May 13.-The compromise comm
T. tee has accepted all the proposals on the su
r ject of compromise with Hungary. The on
:. rejecting reservation is that a new arrangeme
le would have to be made if the present custo,
l. duties were changed. The committee ma
tain the proportion of Austria's and Hungar
I. contributions, 70 to 30.
AUsTRIAs pRoaRa,,,,r
BERLIN, May 13.-The North German Gazt
= publishes Vienne letter which is believed
It be inspired, containing the following obser
er ton upon the Austrian programme: Austri
interests dictate the establishment of an ar
E. IN eastern Galicia, another in Transylvan
IN third in Banat, an ar
Il corps in south Dalmatia,
h occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and
s. Turkish territory between the Adriatic a
ct Egean seas. It is also necessary to send an i
1e clad squadron to the cost of Albania, :
another to that of Macedonia. Also. the G
y clusEon of offensive and defensive ALLAN,
and in brief the paving of
ID way for Roumania, Servia, Montenegro
d. those other parts of Turkey which are deta
n ing themselves from the Ottoman governm
d. being organized with Austro-Hungary int
40 confederation of States, on the model Of
many.
al The Post announces that Bismarck will
SIX turn at the end of the week.
re REACTION SET IN.
VIENNA, March IA correspondent t