Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-01
GERMAN ELECTIONS.

BERLIN, July 3l.-In the election for mem
bers Of the German parliament yesterday, the
National Liberals were successful at Hamburg,
Leipsic aud Augsburg. second ballot will be
necessary at Hanover between the particularist
and Socialist candidates, and at Munich be-
tween the National Liberal and clerical candi-
dates.
BERLIN; July 31.-The results of about 100
elections are known. and are as follows: 4
National Liberals, IA Clericals, 8 Conservatives,
IL Progressists, 3 OF various separated and par
ticularlzed parties and Socishst. = In the re-
m ming ~ districts second ballots will be
necessary. The Socialists have been
defeated in four constituencies where they
were formerly successful, but are concerned
in many of the seeGnd ballotings, including
those IN Dresden and Solingin Complete re-
turns from the kingdom of Wnrtenbsrg elect
seven Free Conservatives, three Imperialits,
two National Liberals and one UItramontane.
Second ballots in three districts will be neces-
sary. The Free Conservatives and Imperialists
elected may be considered supporters of Prince
Bismarck. National Liberals have carried the
Duchy of Brunswick;
FRANKFORT, July 3l.-Returns from thirty
eight south German dist lets show the cleo
ton of nineteen National Liberals and Con-
serVatlves, three Ultramontane and one Bona
partist. second ballot will be held in nine
districts.
LONDON. August Ia Berlin dispatch says:
Socialists have been elected IN Glanchin and
some other manufacturing towns All accounts
agree that the Liberals and Conservatives will
sink their differences and unite against the
Socialists IN the second ballots. The defeat OF
the Socialists is therefore insured. Herr Las
ker has been elected in Meningen.
Special dispatches from Berlin to the London
press agree thai the great feature of the cleo
tions is the lack of interest displayed by the
people, from eO to 80 per cent. of the full vote
not having been polled in Berlin and the larger
towns against the usual average of :66
per cent. Another feature Is notable, is the
fact shown by the Socialists, who, when they
lost several seats, polled more votes than ever,
and were only defeated by the extraordinary
efforts of their opponents.
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
LONDON, August IA dispatch from Frank
fort confirms the report that the Papal nuncio
has had several interviews with Bismarck at
Kissengen. The correspondent says he is in a
position to state that direct negotiations be-
opened. 1he German government is apparently
bent ON efecting reconciliation, though it is
impossible to say whether it ia sincere.
SUSPICIOUS SILENCE.
LONDON. August l.-Various special dis
patches from Vienna express fear that some
difficulty has occurred in Bosnia because nc
private kilograms from the frontier have
been received for "a hours. Of
fetal advices. however, repor,
all going on well. The Sereievo insurrection
has considerably diminished and there is hope
OF a peaceful accomplishment of the occupa-
ton. Caratheodori Pasha has received instruc.
tons which are believed to be of q nature tt
facilitate convention relative to occupation
hoe bed ~
for ratification of the treaty, but the difficulty
is merely formal 1t is reported the Greek
minister of foreign affairs has gone to ST. Pc
| tersburg at the special request OF the czar.
AMERICAN FREE MAsoNs.
| LONDON, August 1.-The American Free
Masons visiting England were entertained at
| banquet last night by the grand lodge at Free
Masons hall.
GOVERNOR GENERAL.
LONDON, July 31.-The Ne,cs is informed tn
Marquis Of Lorne will not leave for Canad
until after the elections in the Dominion hav
been held. He will probably arrive there il
November. In the possible event of an inter
regnum the COMMUNICATIVE chief of the mill
tary forces will, IN accordance with precedent
| act as governor general of the Dominion.
IMPORTANT RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE.
LONDON, July 3l.-An important conferenc
was held yesterday at the palace of the bisho
of Winchester in Farnham. Twelve America
bishops were present. The bishop of Winchet
| ter presided. Father Hyacinthe and Bisho
| Hertzog, of Switzerland. gave accounts of RI
form movements in the French and Swis
churches Resolutions were passed pledgin
the English and American churches to al
Bishop Hertzog in the work Of educating car
didates for the ministry.
/ TREATY RATIFCATIoNs.
William has ratified the treaty of Berlin. Th
ratifcations will be exchanged here Saturday
HoBsoBBINaGirH BISMARCK.
KIssENaEN, July 3l.-The pontiical nunci
arrived from Munich Yesterday and has bee
received several times by Bismarck.
AFFAIRS OF BOSNIA.
VIENNA, July 31.-An Austrian force, movir
parallel with Gen. Phillopovich, has reache
Navi unresisted. Official reports from Il
Bosnian frontier state the followe
of the Turkish agitator, who rast
an instruction against the Ottoman authorize
at Serajevo, deposed the civil governor ar
storned and plundere6 the armory after sa
culinary conflict with gems d'arms. Gen. Phi
lipovich telegraphs he received cordial addre
ses at Brod and Derbend.
+ BELLIGERENT sERvIA.
2 LONDON, July 31.-A telegram from Belgra
states the concentration of Servian troops co
tinues, and reinforcements are going TO tt
army of observation on tse Bosnian frontie
The whole standing army. numbering 2),,i
men, and half of the militia are still und
arms.
INVESTIGATORS DISAGREE.
!; CoNsTANTMopLE, July 31.-The Russi
t commissioner has objected to the continuati
9 of the inquiry of the Rhode
instruction, as the insurgen
have disclosed some agreement between Their
selves and the Russian commander. The Ru
l sian commissi ,ner threatened to withdraw
the inquiry was continued. The Englis
French, Italian and Austrian ambassadors
: Constantinople being consulted. replied Il
inquiry should continue. The Russian col
missioner then Withdrew leaving his drag
man to represent him.
SUPPLEMENTARY WAR EXPENDITURES.
; LONDON, July 31.-The army Supplements
t estimate for additional expenditures in cons
. quence of the war between Russia and Turk
a amounts to Ell, 546.500. In the house of COZ
= mons. Hayler, Liberal, gave notice of a resol
;, ton declaring this expenditure extravaga
q and burthensome to the Taxpayers, and Dug
not to be sanctioned by parliament.
Y. II. C. A. DELEGATES.
LONDON, July 31.-Delegates of the Anne
: can Young Mems Christian Association to t
= Geneva congress arrived here yesterday, a
!. were entertained at breakfast this morning
= the rooms of the London Association in Ed
:; gate street. A general meeting of welco
y will be held Friday evening. Monday morni
= the delegates proceed to Paris.
= REJECTED.
i LONDON. July 31.-In the-h house of comma
to-day, Plimsoll. Liberal. moved the reject