Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-25

graduate myself, in the name of nv country.
on a change which deem very fortunate and
very assuring for every one. l will not enter
further into detailed examination of the
treaty. which should not be able perhaps to
approve in all its parts, but what have men
toned will prove to you that l cannot be
classed among those who are adversaries of the
work of the Berlin congress-.
THE VOTE OF CONFIDENCE.
LONDON, July PA correspondent of the
Manchester Guardian says it is expected the
governments majority on Plunkett's amend
ment, expressing confidence in the ministry
will be between 120 and 1870. 1t is probable
parliament will not adjourn before the middle
of August.
OPPOSES AGITATION.
ROME, July 24.-The radical journal La
Capltote protests warmly against demonstra-
tons hostile to Austria and favoring annex
alton. La Capitole says the promoters and
agltators are known to be the enemies of Italy
and OF the present government.
GREECE.
ATHENS, July 24.-The great fires in Thessa-
ly, supposed incendiary, continue to devastate
the country. Three French ironclads have ar
rived at the Piracus. A division of the Italian
fleet is expected. The Greek minister has not
communicated to the porte the views of Greece
about the rectitcation of the frontier, 1t is
believed Greece will ask mediation of the pow
ers and that the latter will submit the question
to arbitration.
CALCULATING sHUMLA.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 24.-The evacuation of
shumla has commenced. Nearly all the Turk
ish officials formerly there are at Varna. Sew
Shumla.
DILKE's AMENDMENT.
LONDON, July 24.-The amendment to be snb-
mitted by Sir Charles Dixie in the house of
commons to the motion of the chancellor of
the exchequer for grant to the Duke of Con-
naught, betrothed to Princess Marie Louise of
Prussia, does not impugn the constitutionality
of the application, but proposes to postpone
consideration of the subject until the govern
ment lays before the house return showing
the number of princes and princesses thus en-
dowed and other information on the subject
since the accession Of William the Third
BoGARDus DEFEATED.
LONDON, July M.-In the pigeon shooting
match to-day between Capt. Bogardus and
Wallace, Of England, for two hundred pounds
side. Wallace killed seventy-one birds and
Bogardus sixty-two. OF the first twenty-five
birds Bogardus missed sixteen.
A REPORT DENIED.
ROME, July 24.-The ministerial journal, the
Diretto, denies the sensational statement which
has been transmitted to London, that Senior
Corulle. president of the minister's on behalf
OF all his colleagues, expressed deep regret at
the recent demonstrations in favor of the an
nexation of southern Tyrol and had instructed
the Italian ambassador at Vienna to make sim
liar representations 1t says the government
has merely informed the Italian ambassador at
Vienna of the facts concerning these demon
strations for his guidance in communicating
with the Austrian cabinet.
THE AUsTRIANS IN HERZEGOVINA.
LONDON, July PA Vienna dispatch says a
portion of the Turkish garrison in Herzegovina
has been ordered to Kick whence they will
embark for Constantinople. Several hundred
railway carriages have accumulated at Metro
vita to transport the garrison of Bosnia to
Salonica.
SERyIA SATISFIED.
BELGRADE, July 24.-Minister Resties, in an
address to the Skuptschiva, said Servia had
acquired more than her neighbours and that it
was impossible to attain further concessions
from the great powers without risking every
thing.
AN UNDERSTANDING.
LONDON, July PA correspondent at Rome
says it is stated that an understanding exists
between Austria and Italy. concerning posi-
BILE attempts at a demonstration on the from
tier.
THE DUKE OF CUMBERLAND.
The duke of Cumberland, on the 18th inst.
informed the sovereigns that he maintained his
rights to the throne of Hanover, although fol
the present he will only bear his ducal titles.
THE coRTEs.
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to-day.
THE DUKE OF coNNAUaHT's PORTION
ELoNDoN, July 25.-At meeting of twenty.
six radical members of the House of Commons
it was resolved to press to division Sir Charles
bikes amendment to the governments mo-
ton for a grant to the Duke of Connaught or
the occasion of his approaching marriage Il
was also settled that Taylor, member for Lei
cester, should move the rejection of the bill
authorizing the grant when it comes up for a
second reading.
sHUMLA AND vARNA.
LONDON, July 25.-A dispatch from Buchares
says it appears the Russians have SO far only
The complete evacuation of Shumla and Yarn.
will take place in fortnight.
VERY BAD VERA.
PARIS, July 24.-It is stated that the perso,
who was feted in Geneva as Vera Sassulitcl
was an imposter, and that Vera Sassulitch i
now in Siberia.
RUN ITS COURSE.
Vienna dispatch states that the Austria,
government is fully determined to let the agi
tation in Italy run Its course as long as it cal
safely do so, and not permit it to disturb tn
friendly relations with Italy. It has been Ion,
well known in Rome that the Austrians viii
emphatically oppose these aspirations til
moment they assume practical shape.
NO THRILLING.
LONDON, July q. "A dispatch from vienn
reports that the Turkish plenipotentiarie
Tuesday telegraphed for final proposals to
J made to Austria, aud are hourly expecting r