Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-21
NUMBER l58.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Bulgarian Question stin Under Dis
cussion In the Coneress-Greece to Have
Voice in the Observation-Disclosures and
England In Accord.
THE BULGARIAN QUESTION.


THE BULGARIAN QUESTION.
BERLIN, june Reconsideration Of the
bulgarian question in the congress was
again postponed yesterday, because the
plenlpotentiary to open the discussion was
not ready with proposals. The powers con.
tlnue to act in groups, but not necessarily
IN hostile sense. Austria and England
nom one point of view, and Turkey from
another, oppose Russia's claims Germany.
France and Italy adopt a mediatory attitude
Ihere can be little doubt of thorough under
standing between England and Austria, or of
the likelihood of its continuance during the
entire elaboration.
LONDON, June 2l.-A correspondent at Berlin
says the compliance of Russia with the demand
of England and Austria for the evacuation of
Bulgaria by the Russians on or shortly after
the conclusion of peace and the garrisoning of
the Balkan line by the Turks
is deemed the sine ana non
on which the success of the congress depends.
The private conference of the Russian, Aus
TRAN and English plenipotentiaries on Thurs
day afternoon, lasted two hours without
arriving at any serious result relative to tho
Bulgarian question, though accord was effected
on several minor points. It is probable that
in order not to alarm the public by continual
aoortlve slttlngs :, of the congress, the
Monday or Tuesday, so that the
aforementioned powers may come before
the congress with the agreement Turkey will
accept whatever England decides in relation to
Bulgaria. 1t is believed Russia will ultimately
give way. Bismarck continues his system Of
preventing all animated discussion
at the public sittings. Thus, after the congress
had accepted the principle of admitting Greece,
further discussion was adjourned on Count
Schouvalof proposing some important restric-
lions likely to be unpalatable to Salisbury.
1t will be settled at the next meeting what
particular subjects Greece is to be permitted to
garia Is probably one of the other accounts.
Bismarck has been authorized to select tho
questions on which the Greeks are to be con-
| suited.
AUSTRIA AND ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 21--A Vienna correspondent
| announces that the Austrian minister of finance.
Baron Won Hoffman, has authorized the use of
his name as authority for the statement that
England would support to the end of the con-
gress all OF Austria s capital demands.
| ANOTHER REVOLUTION.
Berlin dispatch says private telegram
just received states revolution against the
Sultan Is imminent in Constantinople A
! Vienna dispatch says Gen. Skobeloff
| goes to Adrlanople to organize a vast camp
there. Other accounts show that the Russians
are doing all that is possible to strengthen
their hold on Bulgaria.
ADMITTED.
BERLIN, June 20.-The Congress has decided
to admit Greece with consultative voice in
questions affecting Greek interests.
| The emperor now walks about his ROOM
REsUauNG WORK.
LONDON, June 20.-Operatives in the cotton
mills OF Darmen, Burnley, Accrington and
Preston, have generally resumed work. Only
| the splnners at Blackburn continue out.
ENGLISH POLITICS
| LONDON June 20.-It is the belief of we'll
| informed politicians that either general cleo
| ton will occur next month or that the idea Of
! q dissolution of Parliament will be abandoned
! PARIS, June 20.-President MacMahon re-
viewed 40, 600 infantry and cavalry and several
batteries of artillery at Long Champs.
cRETAN RESURRECTION.
ATHENS; June 20.-A battle is progressing in
the outskirts of Canea between tho Cretan in
surgents and Turks. There is great excite
ment in the town. Hostilities have also been
| resumed in various other Cretan districts. Tho
| insurgents have attacked and injured the
Turks