Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-26

Emperor Wilbelm's warlike nephew Prince
Frederick Charles. Among the distinguished
guests present were the emperor and empress
of Germany, the crown prince imperial and
his wife, the king of Holland, Prince Frederick
Charles and his wife, members of the grand
ducal and ducai families of SAKE Altenberg
and Anholt, and the usual formidable array of
the royal prlncely, ducal and noble personages,
ambassadors, etc.
OFFENSIVE IMPUTATIoN.
Western Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 25.-The Ageaee Russo,
commenting upon the dispatches of Lord Sails
bury and English consuls accusing the Russian
authorities of conniving at the atrocities of
the Bulgarians, says the imputation is offensive
and Is made by Salisbury to pave the way for
the encroachment of English influence in Bull
garia, but that Russia will know how to oppose
such entertainments.
MORE FIGHTING.
VIENNA, Aug. 25.-General szapary tele-
graphs the insurgents again attacked him Fri
day, but were repulsed after nine hours fight
ing.
A Belgrade telegram estimates that 10000
insurgents, with heavy artillery. are confront
ing General Szapary. 1t is expected he will
receive reinforcements Tuesday and will then
resume the offensive.
EMPEROR WILLIAM.
has arrived at Gastien.
MADRID, Aug. 25.-The Politica publishes an
| article to which considerable significance is
attached. deploring the threatening conduct
of the Constitutionalists, and declaring that
the government is determined to act with the
utmost energy should they abandon the paths
of legality.
PEACE CONGRESS.
PARIS, Aug. 25.-Five thousand persons were
at the peace congress to-day. Tolaine pre-
sided. Resolutions were passed favoring in
ternational arbitration Letters were read
from Victor Hugo and Louis Blanc.
EXPOSITION PRIZES.
PARIS, Aug. 25.-The distribution of prizes.
at the exhibition has been postponed until
October 20.
RUSSIAN TROOPS WITHDRAWING.
CoNsTANTINopLE, Aug. 25.-The departure of
Russians is progressing. Gen. Shobeloff is in
command of the forces which are to be with
drawn to Roumelia. His headquarters will be
at Rodosta, Bourgosand and Varna successfully.
FRESH TROOPS.
ST.. PETERSBURG Aug. 25.-Fresh troops are
leaving to replace those ordered home from
Constantinople. It is thought consequently
withdraw from Turkey.
DROWNED.
PHILADELPHIA, Ang. 25.-While Dennis Null
cahy and Christopher Highly were wrestling at
the Race street wharf this morning. Highly was
| thrown in the river and drowned.
FEIGNING MADNESS.
BERLIN, Aug. 25.-Dr. Modelling, who at
| tempted the assassination of the emperor, is
| suspected of feigning madness. He will be
conveyed to lnnatic asylum and placed under
| the examination of experts.
DIsMANTLING BAToUM.
BAToUM Aug. 25.-Harbor forts are being
disarmed and torpedoes removed The town is
swarming with armed volunteers. 1t is report
| ed from Tihs that precautions are being adopt
ed throughout Caucassia against general up
rising.
| CALCUTTA.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-A Calcutta dispatch says
it is possible if Shere All continues his hostile
attitude, the Indian government may seat
| Khyber Pasha permanently, and rectify the
| whole northwestern frontier in accordance with
the policy initiated by the occupation of
| Guettah. The avant courier Of England's mis-
| sion has reached Oeshawaur, en- route to Cal
! cutta.
coNsEcRATED.
GENEVA, Aug. 25.-The Episcopal church,
| built by Americans, in Geneva, was consecra-
ted Saturday, the Bishop of Rhode Island
| officiating.
| A dispatch from Bucharest says: Russia has
sent very energetic note demanding the i'm
mediate surrender of Bessarabia. The Rou
manian government, which was apparently
initiating the Turkish waiting policy, is some
| what surprised at the suddenness of the
demand.
VIENNA, Aug. pa general cabinet council
was held Saturday with regard to the conven
ton with Turkey having without avail ex
patton of Turkish provinces, and tt
secure q share in their administra
ton for the Sultan. The Porte now desire
a convention to give temporary exercise o
sovereignty. This proposition has been handed
to the emperor Of Austria. but it is doubtful
whether even this will be accepted.
posTpoNEMENT.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-It now appears the Port
suggests postponement of the surrender Of Ba
toum until Sept. 18th.
NOT DEAD.
ROME, Aug. 25.-The Unita Caltolica says th
religious enthusiast Lazanette, was seriousl
. wounded, but is not dead His disciples ar
preparing to announce his resurrection.
SAN DOMINGO.
HAVANA, Aug. 24.-The fall of President &c
zoles, of San Domingo, is considered inevita
BILE. Luperon is to succeed at Hayti. Sevel
prominent persons had taken refuge in tn
British and French consulates. The president
life being threatened, a strong guard was main
tanned over his residence
The Striking Shoemakers Resume Work.
Special Telegram to the Globe
CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-The shoemakers' strik
has finally been settled in a peaceable and ami
cable manner, satisfactorily to all concerned
Tomorrow morning the men who left the dill
ferent shops few weeks ago, will return t
them and resume work. The adjustment o
the difficulties between the men and the man
ufacturers was brought about through the il
strumentality of Mr.. Geo. w. Weber, Secretar
: of the Manufacturers association. 4 cor
ference was held and compromise effected
The prices agreed upon are substantially thos
of last year.
Rates for Live Stock Rail Shinmenf.