Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-20
TIE LIBERAL PROTEST.

follows:
Resozued That while the house has learned |
with satisfaction that the troubles in the East
have been terminated by the treaty of Berlin
without further recourse to arms, and rejoices
in the extension Of liberty and self government |
of some of the populations of European Tur-
key, it regrets that it has not
been found practicable to deal more
satisfactorily with the claims of the Greeks;
that in regard to Asiatic Turkey, the military
liabilities of this country have been unneces-
sarily extended; that underlined engagements
relative to better administration OF the
Asiatic provinces have imposed many response
bilities on the State, while no sufficient means
are indicated for securing their fulfillment
and that these responsibilities have been in
CURED without previous knowledge OF parlla-
ment.
Debate on the resolution will probably com
mence the goth.
LOOKS LIKE FIGHT.
LONDON July ia Constantinople dispatch
says: The Turkish commissioners at Varna
and Shumla are engaged in removing troops
and war material. The surrender of these
fortresses will take place shortly. The Porte
having expressed apprehension OF conflict
between the Russians and the Lazls at Batoum,
Prince Labenoff replied that the Russians were
in position to guarantee maintenance OF
order. The British consul at Trebizend tele-
graphs the Russians are marching towards
Batoum and that 800 Lazis displaying the
British flag, are concentrated to defend the
town.
ITALY AND AUSTRIA.
LONDON, July 20.-A special from Rome says
it is authoritatively denied that Austria has
uttered any menace to Italy. The Italian gov
eminent in communication with that of Aus
tria. has deplored radical agitation. pointed out
| that it's significance has been aggravated and
spontaneously offered assurances that it will
not suffer the right of public meeting to be
abused to the detriment of internal relations.
The Italian ambassador has returned to Vienna.
DRAW.
LONDON, July 19.-The pigeon shooting
match between Capt. w. H. Bogardus United
States. and Mr.. Wallace, England, at Noting
hill Gun, took place yesterday. The terms
were to shoot at 100 birds for 300 side and
silver cup. The match resulted in a. draw
each man killing ninety-seven birds. Another
match for 5000 side is fixed for next Wednes-
| day.
THE GUARDS.
LONDON July ia Berlin special says the
Russian guards will return home by the end OF
the month. Ten large steamers have been
chartered for their conveyance.
| THE DEBATE.
The Times says it is understood the debate in
the house of commons on Lord Hartlngton's
motion regarding the eastern question, will
commence on the 25th inst, and last through
out the following week.
OCCUPATION Ole THE PROVINCES.
LONDON, July 20.-A Vienna special says, at
the cabinet council, Friday, the ministers OF
fercign affairs, finance, and war, reported the
arrangements of their respective departments
for the occupation of the Turkish provinces.
The military arrangements have been COM
pleted in the most satisfactory manner. The
new organization is working smoothly. -Four
divisions are on the frontlef, ready
to cross on receipt of teegraphic orders
Mehemet Ali Pasha has arrived in Vienna.
The Turkish plenipotentiaries are waiting FOL
their final instructions, which are expected to
reach them Saturday. Austria shows the
2 greatest disposition to spare Turkeys susceptl
blities.
The son of peace, Karageorgevich, has lied t.
Hungary, after an unsuccessful attempt t.
raise the instruction in Servia.
VIOLENT CRITICISMS OF ENGLAND.
. ROME, July 19.-The Italian journal, thu
Liberia, Fdntt,lla and Bersaglier are exceedlngl.
violent in their denunciations of the acquisition
of Cyprus by Great Britain.
!, LONDON, July 19.-The liabilities of Geo.
= Kell & Co., whose failure was announced yes
terday, liabilities estimate at $l1 ,225,OO0
e LONDON, July 2O,-Pera Turkish newspaper
d report that Turkey has called the attention o
Greece to the existence of insurgent bands o
the frontier, holding her responsible for an
conflict.
A dispatch from Vienna announces that Aus
tria has made a direct appeal to the port
through Count Itchy, her ambassador. Care
'e theodort Pasha was told on Thursday, that
h would ultimately have to submit to force. Eli
v however, remains stubborn, being aware OF tt
2 scruples of the Austrian emperor.
GREECE AND TURKEY.
At 1t is stated the Porte, in consequence of tt
g. representations of the great powers, is wlllln
(. to enter into negotiations with Greece, provit
ed the latter agrees to pay the Porte annual
a any surplus over the present revenue of tt
territory she may acquire, or to bear portle
tx of the Turkish debt.
o. STRIKE coLIAPsING.
ne PARIS, July 19.-The situation at Anslen n
W improved in consequence of the concessions
employers, and some men have resumed wor
an TROUBLE IN sERvIA.
w BELGRADE, July 19.-There is much excit
ment in OLD Serva against Austrian occupatl
of Bosnia Armed bands of Mahommedar
Arnauts and Christian insurgents are rapid
IL forming.
THE HELMsMAN AT FAULT.
g KEEL, July 19-Otficial inquiry into the ire
clad disaster on the British coast, resulted II
verdict acquitting the officers CT the Gross
Kurfurst and Konig Wilhelm, and ATTRIBUTE
the collision to mistake of the helmsman
lei the Konig Wilhelm.
=, COMPROMISE RECOMMENDED.
BERLIN, July .19.-The New Prussian Cr
* Gazette saws ex-minister Muchassen and VIII
~. thorst advise the Duke os Cumberland, son
s the late King George, of Hanover, to comp
on mise with Prussia regarding his claims.
Lie PRUssIAN CATHOLICS.
zen LONDON, July ia dispatch from 10
ny says negotiations are in advanced st'
,rs whereby the Papal nuncio residing at Nun
,rs will have jurisdiction over the Catholic chu
Of and bishops in Prussia.
nv IMMIGRATION TO CYPRUS.
Der ALEXANDRIA, July 19.-Emigration fl
'tal Egypt to Cyprus is proceeding on large SCI
a.e and it is probable direct service of steam
loA. will be established between this port
sale Cyprus.
Or
larry Yellow Jack in New FORK Maroon
ths' NEW YORK, July l9.-Two more seaman
IRON board the Vermont at the Brooklyn navy y
in we're seized with yellow fever this aftern