Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-24

Batoum and Evacuation of Turkish Ter
/ ritory--Rumor That Pope Leo Will Re-
move The English Churches from the Con-
troll of the Propaganda miscellaneous.
THE ANNEXATION DEMONSTRATION.
ROME, July 23.-Telegrams from Genoa,
Palermo, Brescia, Pavia, Reggiode. Emilia
Pestoji, Turin and Ferrare describe
meetings in these cities yesterday in favor of
tbs Italia Irredenti as large and enthusiastic.
Resolutions of the charactar passed at Naples
| Sunday, and at the Palitiamea theatre yester-
day. we're voted. Demonstrations were also
made at the Goldini theatre, Ancona, at Arena,
Brunette. Bologna, and in the streets Of Naples,
! where cries We're raised Of ''Vive Trieste, vive
| Trento.
Meetings were held at Milan, Como; -Ssri
I Reno and Venice. Through precautions taken
| by the authorities and firm yet conclllatory
action of the police the demonstration last
! night before the Venetian palace, where the
Austrian ambassador to the Holy See resides.
and before the Chigi palace, the residence of
| the Austrian ambassador to Italy, were confined
| to shouts of liberation for Trieste and Trento.
| Almost simultaneously with the first mani
festation some companies of the line and of
Bersaglieri took possession of the approaches to
both palaces and the police dispersed the peo-
| pie gathered in front.
band of musicians the piazza was
obliged to play Garibaldi's hymn several times
III answer to the demands of the crowds. The
demonstration was finally ended by band of
young man parading the streets, singing patri-
otto songs and shouting ''Abazzo Corte' and
| Viva Laguvia." Moderate liberals attribute
| the demons tration to ultramontane influences.
| The Liberia observes that the attempted demon
stration did not have the results looked for by
its imprudent fanatic promoters in consequence
of the calm and dignifed attitude of the
| population.
| La C4pita1e regrets the demonstration, which
it fears was organized, either by some thought
less individuals or by agents of those DESTROYS
of stirring up agitation in Italy. The Dfett0,
ministerial organ, maintains the necessity of
preserving intact the right Of public meetings,
| but states that the government is resolved to
I prevent any demonstration that will disturb
| public order, fact proved yesterday evening,
by the stringent measures taken by the minis
ter of the interior to stop the attempted mani
fcstation, which was highly unbecoming. both
in form and substance. The Di7etto adds:
Neither Ianordelli, minister of the interior,
nor Carroll, president Of the council, are dis
posed to yield to intimidation or threats
LONDON. July 23.--Referring to requirements
of international usage in relation to proceedings
of the Italia lrridenta party the Diretto fur
Their says: '.The government is fully alive to
/ its duties and obligations towards a friendly
/ system of overt friendship and latent COZ spira
cy may suit weak governments which have all
to gain and nothing to lose by an adventurous
policy, but between great states there can only
exist other than friendship or open hostility.
1t would be an act of perfdy to cast upon the
government the responsibility for the agitation
which IS IN great measure especially directed
against ITSELF" The article concludes by ex-
pressing deep regret at the present agitation.
ROYAL. BETRoTHAL.
LONDON, July 23.-In the house of commons
this afternoon the chancellorof the exchequel
announced the betrothal Of the Duke of Con
, naught Queen Victoria's third son, with the
Princess Maria Louise of Prussia daughter oil
) Prince Frederick Charles. The chancellor sale
he would move Thursday the provisions of {
grant for the Duke. Sir Charles Dilks, radical
gave notice that he would submit an amend
ment reciting there is no constitutional prece
, dent for such an application.
LIBERAL PROTEST.
LONDON. July 23.-It is believed debate OF
Lord Hartington's resolution in the house O
l when division will take place. The conserva
> tives will support Randle Edward Plunket'
2 amendment expressing confidence in the minis
e tiers with the whole strength of their party.
: BEAcoNsFIELD AND SALISBURY.
will be conferred upon Lord Beaconsiield an,
Salisbury on the Sd of August, immediatel
before the ministerial banquet at the Mansion
! house.
PApAL CONCESSION.
| LONDON, July ga dispatch from Rom
says: 1t is stated the Vatican contemplates re
moving the Roman Catholic churches of Eng
I land, Ireland and Scotland from the control Q
t the propaganda .fde and placing them unde
e the immediate authority of the Pope. Thi
e measure is attributed in clerical circles to
n desire to induce the British government to es
It tablish relations with the Vatican.
t TURKS UNFOLDING.
n VIENNA, July 23.-The Austrian authorize
i expect considerable trouble in Herzegovina an
: Bosnia, and are even prepared to encountt
3, armed resistance similar to the Rhodope insu
n rection. Arrangements have been made for a
II advance of strong reinforcements to the frol
tier and neighboring garrison towns. III
20 Turks display a very unyielding disposition
n the negotiations about the occupation.
e STRIKING MINERS.
!, PARIS, July 23.--The Auzin mining compar
1T has resolved to inform the strikers when thu
~ resume work their claims will receive fair CO
"a sideration.
~ VIENNA, July 23.-Prof. Karl Roketawski,
Il. eminent physician and anatomist, is dead.
n MYSTERIOUS.
n BELGRADE, July 23.-Advices received he
US from Serajvo indicate that oncentration
Mt Turkish troops behind Metrovitza and N;
id Bazaar continues. The object is not known.
ne OCCUPATION OF BAToUM.
LONDON, July pa telegram from Co
es. stantinople says Prince Lobenuff, Russian q
is. bassador, has received no instructions in
NC gard to Batoum, but states the Russians v
- overcome the resistance of the LASTS if
sai Turkish forces retire. The evacuation of
zen posts around Shumla continue. The Tu
." still promise to surrender the place as soon
JUS the Russians evacuate the positions they b
.an near Constantinople. Chefk Pasha, w
t.S 10000 troops, will proceed at an early day
az punish the Kurds and re-establish order
up security.
BOSNIAN OCCUPATION.
VIENNA, July 23-Intelligence has been
rail- ceived from Brod, on the Bosnian frontier, t
asst detachment of Austrian pioneers crossed
in river Sane last Saturday. to prospect for
son construction of bridge. They were well
ere ceived by the Turkish officers and local auth
ust ties. The Archdnke John Salvor, of Tusca
was has been appointed to the command
ere division of the army of occupation. This
pointment is believed to have some connect
with future ministerial arrangement.
FRANCE RAT1F1Es THE TREATY.
? is p,n,s INV 2e-pres;dent MoM,ho,
Ivy signed and ratified the treaty of Berlin.
-. RUSSIANS OCCUPY sHUMLA.
LONDON. July PA correspondent at
charest telegraphs it is reported in official I
sian circles that the Turks have evacuated
1878 the Russians occupied Shumla. The eleve
{ of Russian corps, occupying Central Roum