Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-25
After Bradlaugh's departure there was some
heated discussion and more fighting. The
crowd in and around the park was estimated

After Bradlaughs departure there was some
heated discussion and more fighting. The
crowd in and around the park was estimated
at sc, 600 to 100000, of which 10000 actually
took part in the proceedings but gradually dis
persed. large and excited section came to
halt before Gladstone's residence, but was
prevented from doing any damage by
strong force of police.
few persons were taken to the hospitals
with Commissions received at Sundays peace
meeting in Hyde Park. The affair was
complete failure. The peace resolutions
were put to and carriedby knott of persons
who surrounded Bradlaigh after he had been
driven from the platform. In the evening
crowds assembled and cheered before the
residences of Mons. Pasha and Lord
Beaconsfeld. Some windows in Gladstone's
house were broken.
UNFOUNDED.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. 24.-'The report
that the British iron clads haze returned to
Princess islands is unfounded. It originated
in a movement for the exercise of the crews
WAR UNPOPULAR.
LONDON, Feb. PA special from Vienna
says war is intensely unpopular with both
the court and people. The court party favor
the occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Col. Beehlotsheim started for st. Petersburg
Friday on a mission.
wARLIKE IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Feb. pa joint council of min
listers of Austriai and Hungary was held to
day and lasted five hours. The emperor
presided. Count Andrassy said he desired
a vote of confidence and vote of credit for
military purposes to support Austria's views
at the conference, as some of the Russian
conditions, especially the holding of Bulga-
ria as security for indemnity, were inadmis-
sible. The ministers empowered Count An
Grassy to ask the delegations for credit not
exceeding sixty Aillion forms. Both Count
Andrassy and the emperor assured the coun-
Gil that they earnestly desired peace.
RUSSIAN NAVAL STATION.
VIENNA, Feb. 24-The report that Turkey
will cede a naval station to Russia is circu-
lated. The Bay of Besika in the Bosphorus,
and the Island of Marmora are variousy
mentioned as the site for such station.
The number of Russians who accompany
Grand Duke Nicholas to St. Stefanos is esti-
mated at 10000. It may be taken for
granted that this is the only step in the
settled plan for entering Constantinople.
ENGLAND's REPRESENTATIVE.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-The Post announces in
official form that Lord Lyons will be ap-
pointed British representative at the con-
ference.
BELGRADE, Feb. PIT is stated Russia
has treasured the Servians relating to Nisch.
TO BE EXCLUDED.
PARIS, Feb. PIT is affirmed that the
questions of cession of territory to the
Russians in Asia, the war indemnity and the
guarantees for the payment thereof and the
limits of Bulgaria, will be excluded from the
deliberations of the congress.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES
LONDON, Feb. Pa special from Con-
stantinople says, peace will be called the
peace of Constantinople.
APera dispatch states that Russia demands
that peace shall be concluded before the I'd
of March, and Mussulmens shall quit Bull
garia within a year, with the right to sell
their property.
The admiral commanding the division of
the British feet remaining at Gallipoli, has
placed the ships on both sides of the prom
ontory, SO that their guns can sweep it from
shore to shore, and boats patrol nightly, to
prevent the laying of torpedoes.
The Turks assert that the Russians will
bring only about 1900 men to St. Stefano
but 10000 is the more probable number.
Suleiman Pasha has been sent to St. Jean
d'Acre, without trial, and will probably es-
cape adequate punishment.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
PARIS, Feb. PA monument to the
memory Of NJ Ledru Rollin was unveiled ir
the cemetery of Pere La Chaise to-day. M
M. Cremiux, Victor Hugo and Louis Blanc
made addresses. A large crowd attended
the ceremony and cheered for the republic
and amnesty.
| VIENNA, Feb 24.-The Austrian govern
ment has sent telegraph dispatch to Rome
thanking the Italian government for its at
titude during the conclaye. The ministers
have held several meetings lately upon the
question of summoning the delegates. The
delegation will meet March I'd.
| A special from Rome says an explosion OF
dynamite at Parma yesterday killed six an6
wounded sixty three persons. The castle
Gandalofo is being prepared for the Pope's
summer residence. It is reported that thu
Pope has discharged Gen. Kangeler, pontifi
cal minister of war.