Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-04

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| THE CONGRESS.
IT IS FINALLY FIXED FOR JUNE 10.
England Accepts Germany's Invitation to
Attend the Congress-BeaconsfieId Sails
bury and Odo Russell Appointed Repre-
sentatives-The Emperor William Recov-
ering from His WOunds-His Assailant
Not a socialist-various Foreign Notes.
LONDON, June 3.-In the House of Commons
this morning, the papers in regard to the con-
gress were laid on the table. The chancellor of
the exchequer stated the documents embrace
the invitation of Germany to congress to be
held in Berlin on the 18th of June, for free
discussion of the treaty of San Stefano, and
Lord Salisbury's acceptance of Germanys in
Vltatlon with an explanation that England
understands that all the great powers are asked
to assent to free discussion Of the aforesaid
treaty. The chancellor confirmed the announce
ment that Lords Beaconsfeld, Salisbury and
Odo Russell will represent Great Britain in the
congress.
THE INVITATION.
LONDON, June 3.-The following is the text
OF the German invitation to the congress:
The undersigned, ambassadors of the En-
peror of Germany, has the honor, by order Of
his government, to convey to his excellency
the Marquis of Salisbury, secretary of state
for foreign affairs to her majesty the Queen of
Great Britain and Ireland and Empress of
India, the following communication in con-
formlty with the Initiatives taken by the Aus
tria-Hungarian cabinet. The government of his
majesty the emperor has the honor to propose
to the powers that are signatories of the trea-
ties of 1856 and 1871, to meet in congress at
Berlin to discuss their stipulations of the pre-
iminary treaty of San Stefano, concluded be-
tween Russia and Turkey. The government of
his majesty, in giving this invitation to the
government of her Britannia majesty, under
stands that in accepting it the government of
her Britannia majesty consents to admit free
discussion Of the whole of the contents of the
treaty OF San Stefano, and that it is ready to
participate therein. In the event of the ac-
ceptance of all the powers invited, the govern
ment OF his majesty proposes to fix the meet
ing of the congress for June 10. The under
signed, in bringing the above to the knowledge
of his excellency, has the honor to ask him to
be good enough to acquaint him as soon as pos
sible with the reply Of the British government.
THE ACCEPTANCE.
The following is Lord Salisbury's reply to
the foregoing: 1.-The undersigned, her majesty's
principal 1l; secretary of state. for foreign
edge the receipt of his excellency's commune
cation inviting her maiestys government
to take part in a congress at Berlin for the dis
cussion of the stipulations of the preliminary
treaty concluded at San Stefano between Rus
STA and Turkey. The undersigned, taking his
excellencys verbal lntimation that the invita-
ton had been sent in the same terms to other
powers who are signatories of the treaty of
Paris and understanding that those powers
asa ent to the invitation on the terms stated in
his excellency's note, has the honor to inform
his excellency that the government of her
majesty will be ready to take part in a congress
at the date mentioned.
IT GIVES SATISFACTION.
st. Petersburg dispatch says Lord Beacons-
fields appointment as representative to the
congress gives satisfaction here. There is some
fear that the situation at Constantinople will
! necessitate collective action as proposed by the
Berlin memorandum.
IN PARLIAMENT.
In the House Of Lords tonight Earl Gran
vile heartily congratulated the House and the
government that the San Stefano treaty was
about to be discussed by the powers con-
gress, but both, Earl Granville in the House Of
Lords and the Marquis of Harrington, in the
House of Commons, censured the selection of
England's representatives to the congress on the
ground that it was inexpedient for the premier
and foreign secretary to be absent at the same
| time. The Marquis Of Harrington also COM
plains that this arrangement leaves England
representatives uncontrolled by letter, by cab
met or parliament. The matter was not pushed
to any ISSUE the objections being met by Lord
Beaconsfeld in the House Of Lords and by Sir
Stafford Northcote in the Commons and the
| subject dropped.
TURKEYS REPRESENTATIVE.
Constantinople dispatch says: Safuet
Pasha will be one Of the Turkish representa-
| tives at the Berlin congress. 1t is thought the
other will be Christian.
TEsTlFY1NG THEIR RESPECT.
| BERLIN, June 3.-The condition of the EN-
peror continues satisfactory. The news that
| another attempt has been made on the life of
the Emperor the occasion of an outburst
| of public feeling which went as far beyond the
manifestation made on the previous occasion
as Nabeling's attempt exceeded that of Hoedel
| in seriousness of result. vast crowd assem-
bled around the palace, forced its way into the
building, and only dispersed on receipt of sat
| isfactory news OF the Emperor's condition, and
d warning that their loyal manifestations
might augment the suffering from his wounds.
! The spot where the Emperor shot is almost
| five minutes walk from the of Hoedels
attempt. DIR. Nabeling came to Berlin few
| weeks ago from HOLE. He hired the furnished
room on the second floor of 10 Under der Lin
| den, from the windows of which the shots were
| fired.
MADELINE.
| BERLIN, June 9-Nabeling was formerly in
the civil service of the Kingdom Of Saxony.
He was q regular contributor to agricultural
| journals and seems to be in easy circumstances.
| He studied agriculture and finance in the Halle
! of Leipsig.
A PROTESTANT.
DR.. Nabelng is neither q socialist nor an
Ultramontane but is Protestant of good
family and position and fair means. His
brothers are officers in the army. DR.. Nabeling
| admits that his plan had been formed for 8
| long time. He had accomplices who had beer
in comm unication with him on the subject Of
assassination of the Emperor for six months.
BERLIN June 3.-Dr. Nabeling cannot re-
cover from the injuries he inflicted on himse.1
at the time of his arrest. 1t is said he haG
accomplices in his crime.
BERLIN, June Am official bulletin issued
from the palace this morning says the con
! dition OF the emperor is satisfactory. In ref
erence to the report that DR.. Nabeling, tht
assailant of the emperor, having accomplces
mother visited him in prison he denied that b,
received anything for the deed and answered
negatively when asked if the lot to commit tn,
| crime fell upon him.
WILLIAMS CONDITION AT MIDNIGHT.
LONDON, June 4.-Oficial bulletins issuet
from the royal palace at Berlin up to midnigh
in reference to the condition of the empero
are satisfactory. Some of the shots in his arm
have not yet been extracted. The doctor
have decided to leave them to wor]
their way out, for fear of causing inflammation
Statements made by relatives to DIR. Madeline
and his confessions are contradictory. Special
allege that Nabeling owned having been select