Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-19
ENGLISH PARLIAMENT,

LONDON. May l8.-TLc government will meet
Lord Hartlngton's resolui on in the House of
Commons Monday, that force be raised or
Kept by the crown in time OF ,,eace save within
India without the sanction of parliament with
the following amendments: This House being
OF the opinion that the constitutional control
OF Parliament over the raising and employ
ment of the military forces of the
crown IS fully secured by pre-
Visions OF law and by undoubted
power OF this House to grant or refuse sup
plies, considered it unnecessary and unexpe-
dent to affirm resolution tending to weaken
the hands OF her ma jesty's government in She
present state OF foreign affairs. Notice by the
colonial secretary in the House last evening
that this amendment would be submitted was
received with loud and prolonged cheering hv
the conservatives.
The election for member of parliament at
leading resulted IN the election of George
Palmer, Liberal, by an increased majority.
SURPRISING SOCIALISM,
BERLIN, May 1s.-The measure submitted bv
Prussia to the German federal council against
Socialist agitation, authorizes the federal
council to prohibit or suppress as
sertions or prints intended to pro-
mote social Democratic objects. Such
measure will, however. require the sane
eAcAi VI P1l 1laAICHI, IL III seSS1Dn. II not. I'M
mediatcly on it's assembling Suspension of
social associations may be effected bv the local
police, but will be invalid ii not confirmed by
the federal council within four weeks. Prints
may be seized by the police without previous
judicial sanction. Imprisonment for not less
than three months 1aay be inflicted for contra
ventions of the statute
AT CoSsTANrlNopLE.
CoNsTANT1sopLE, May 1S.-Prince Labanoff,
Russian ambassador, visited the Sultan and
Sadyk Pasha, president of the council. to-day.
On account of indisposition, Safvet Pasha,
minister OF foreign affairs was absent The
russian headquarters are still at San Stefano,
but the entire army has moved nOrthward ex-
cept d few companies. Gen. Todleben has ex-
planned that the summons to the Turkish com
mander to surrender Prind jliker was the result
of misunderstanding.
STOCK MARKET STRONG
LONDON, May 18.--Thc stock market opene,
strong again this morning at an advance on the
best rates of the week.
CoNsTANTISoPLE FEyEHIsr
The news from Constantinople has a tendency
| to check conclusions favored by the ST. Peters.
burg kilograms. Great excitement and alarm
prevails in Constantinople but the idea of an
attack and forcib!e occupation of the shores OF
Prince Labaloff, the Russian ambassador, wi!
have an interview with the Sultan to presen,
his credentials to-day, and has an appointment
to meet Layard, the British ambassador or
| Tuesday. Other. rumors, sucEl as that the Rus
slams have demanded that the Porte enforce thu
withdrawal Of the British feet and permit the
Russians to occupy both sides OF the Bosphorus
| are clearly the result of the panic.
| The TEn,s says the war has already cost Rus
STA about one hundred million Of pounds.
POPE LEO.
! ROME, May 18.-Iti is believed the Pope. Weld
ing to the advice Of his physicians will spenc
the summer at Monte Cassiolo, the celebrated
Benedictine abbey of Naples.
DIR. TALK.
BERLIN, May 1S.-The Post says DR.. Falk's
colleagues in the ministry arc still endeavorine
to prevent his resignation. If Dr. Falk per
sists, the crisis will involve several other mem
| bers of the cabinet.
I HOT IN PARIS.
PARIS, May 1s.-Alrcady complaints are heart
Of intense heat beneath the glass roof of til.
Champes de mars.
REVOLT SUPPRESSED.
BELGRADE May 1S.-The Albanian revolt il
old Scrvia has been suppressed.
TEESSALIAN REFUGEES.
ATHENS, May 18.-There are &c, JOG Thessalia1
refugees in Greece. They refuse to return t,
their homes and many of them are Joining the
| Greek army.