Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-14
a POSSIBILITY.

q few hours sail from Mitylere.
Immediately after the arrival of Gen. Ig-
natieff and Raouf Pssha in ST. Petersburg,
the conditions of peace will be commune
Gated to the powers
WORTHY TESTIMONIAL.
LONDON, March 13.-H is understood the
Sultan has conferred upon Baroness Bur-
dett Coutts the grand Gordon of the order
Medjidie the only instance, Of its being be-
slowed on a lady-as recognition of her
efforts in behalf of Turkish refugees.
In consequence of the alarming spread of
typhus fever at st. Petersburg many families
are leaving the city. The number of fresh
cases is estimated at between 800 and 400
daily.
ADVANCE OF THE BRITISH FLEET.
LONDON, March l4.-The Standard announces
in official form that the British squadron in the
Mediterranean is now at Besika Bay and will
advance to the Dardanelles SO as to be nearer
Admiral Commereu, who commands off CALI
poll. Admiral Commercials squadron thus be-
comes more powerful than Admiral Hornby's,
aud will form q reliable reserve.
Asspecial from Vienna says the Roumanian
agent will hand Count Andrassy q memoran-
dunn tomorrow, intimating that Roumania re-
fuses to be bound by the Russo-Turkish peace
. 3
EMPEROR WILLIAMS IIBERALITY.
BERLIN, March l3.-Emperor William has
granted rs, 600 marks in aid of German art rep
resentation at the Paris exhibition, from funds
at his own disposal.
LONDON, March IA special from Berlin
reports that various governments have agreed
in principle to the representation of Greece at
the Congress.
Captain Lynetechkine, of the Russian navy,
is about to proceed to New York to inspect fast
steamers available for transport service.
RUSSIA CONFIDENT OF PEACE.
LONDON, March IA st. Petersburg CORES
pondent says accounts of Warlike preparations
of England and Austria cause but little excite
ment. The conviction that peace will be
maintained is very general
A Paris correspondent telegraphs: 1t now
seems certain that England and France will
arrive at an agreement on the Egyptian ques-
ton before the meeting of the Con-
gress, and will submit there the reforms
and guarantees they judge necessary for the
security of the Suez canal and good govern
ment Of the country. 1t is asserted that
Germany thinks nearly all points of the San
Stefano preliminaries should be submitted to
the congress, and Russia has shown herself
almost disposed to accept this view. Hobart
Pasha was ordered to sail for the coast Of
Thessaly.
| TURKISH oUTRAaEs.
| special from Corfu reports the Turks have
devastated eight Christian villages in the dis
trict Of Delvino and massacred the male in
habitants. They also killed 100 fugitive women
aad children on the sea shore. The English
consul has gone to investigate the outrages.
The Thessalian insurgents claim that they have
defeated the Turks near Pharsala, killing and
wounding 1000, but accounts are conflicting.
| BODIES RECOVERED.
LONDON, March, 13-All corpses Of miners
who were at work at the time Of the explosion
Al in number, have been recovered from Koars
! ley colliery.
GRANT VOTED.
VIENNA, March 13.-The Hungarian delega-
ton to-day voted, in committee, the grant Of
1920, 900 forms for urgent and extraordinary
army and navy requirements.
sRRv1A AND MONTENEGRO TOO.
/ PARIS, March lat is rumored that Prince
Gortschakoff has intimated that if Greece il
represented in the Congress Servia and Monte
/ negro must be admitted.
BURIED BIT FALLING BUILDING.
New YORK, March ia dispatch from Lon
don says the store-rooms erecting at Woolwicl
dock-yard fell to-day, burying hundreds q
workmen in the ruins. Many were seriousl,
injured, some, it is thought fatally.
CONCESSIONS 10 CHRISTIANS.
CONsTANTINoPLE, March 18-At the reqnes
of Layard, the Sultan has approved the char
ter for the Protestants of Turkey similar tt
that possessed by the Greek Armenian church
coMMuNIsT1c PAPER SEIZED.
4 PAR1s, March IA newly founded com
munistic journal La Commune 4Brauchi
has been seized
ARMENIAs PETITION.
PERA, March 13-The Armenians inten,
to petition England to obtain for Turkish
Armenia at the Congress, autonomy unde
European guarantee of protection. Other
wise they fear Russia will encourage Turkisl
misgovernment to furnish pretext of alb
sorption of the entire province.
THE PEACE CONGRESS-.
BERLIN, March 13.-The German govern
ment will not issue invitations to the Peac
Congress, until all difficulties about the sub
iects to be considered are removed. Tn
general prospect is far from encouraging
Germany will claim the presidency by pre-
: scriptive right, whether Bismarck attends o
{ not.
: POSTPONED.
CoNsANTrNoPLE, March l3.-Ihe Gran
Duke Nicholas visit to the Sultan has bee
! postponed till after the treaty of peace
ratified.
. BLoopLfss DUEL.
PAn1s, March 18.-Deputy Louis Andrieu
t has sent challenge, which has been a
Q cepted, to Paul De Cassagnac, in consequent
Of on article in the Pays.
The duel between NJ, N. Andrieu1 ar
. Paul De Cassagnac took place on the plai
of Montrouge to-day. The duelists e
e changed shots, but neither hit.
e MONEY TOO CHEAP.
LONDON, March 13.--vernon Brother
stock brokers, who failed, were short half
4 million sterling in stocks.
40 The Times says: Nothing could spe
he more elequently to the deadening effect
the apprehensions which filed Europe
er many months than the cheapness Of mon
in the continental market. We have had
On greater danger to face for a long time th
'e- the specifically cheap credit at home a
" abroad The Fingneier anticipates an
CHI vance in the Bank Of. England's rate
he morrow.