Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-30
interests of Austria Hungary with the modi
fable provisions of the treaty.

scheme of partition.
The Times, in a leading editorial, speaks
of the appointment of the Marquis of Sails
bury to be foreign secretary as an actual fact
and considers that it may be taken as q
pledge that no measures Of mere hostility
to Russia will be adopted, and it should facii-
late any further negotiations.
A special from Belgrade reports that the
Servians have received orders from San Ste
tano to march with all their available forces
to Prestina and Albania.
BISMARCK AS PEACE MAKER.
A Vienna dispatch says it is rumored
Count Bismarck is making further efforts to
assemble the congress and has asked Eng
apd to forward precise statement of her
demands.
A special from Pera states the visit of
foreign vessels except the English manned
their yards as he left in the imperial watch
on Thursday.
BROKEN OFF.
A special from Vienna says the news from
England has brought Ignatieff's negotiation
to standstill. Count Andrassy will at pres
ent listen to no proposal, and would Ger.
tainly in the event of an Anglo-Russian war
insist upon concessions which Russia is now
indisposed to make. A committee of the
Austrian general staff has reported that the
treaty OF San Stefano would compel Austria
to extend her military power over Servia,
Montenegro, Bosnia, and Albania.
LETTERS OF MARQUE.
LONDON, March 3O.-A special from Con-
stantinople announces the Turks have aban-
doned Kanala, at the Black sea entrance of
the Bosphorus. Russian newspapers state
that many advantageous offers for letters of
marque in case of an Anglo-Russian war
have been received from the United States
and elsewhere, but none have been accepted
so far.
sTRATEGICAL MOVE.
VIENNA, March ga special from
Bucharest says it is stated two divisions OF
Russian cavalry have been ordered to return
to Roumania from Bulgaria Immediately,
to occupy strategical line from Senea to
Predeal.
VIENNA, March 29.-Gen. Ignatieff had an
interview with Count Andrassy to-day,
which lasted four hours. It is stated be
will leave Vienna tomorrow.
PRESS AMNESTY.
VERSAILLES, March 2O.-The Senate
adopted the press amnesty bill by vote of
231 to l. The Senate also passed tho bud
get as amended by the chamber of deputies.
CONFERENCE.
LONDON, March ga telegram from
Constantinople says, on Wednesday, Grand
Duke Nicholas, the Sultan, Vefk Pasha and
Safuet Pasha, had private conference,
which lasted three hours
Observation-Disclosures
LONDON, March 29.-Sir Stafford North
cote, replying to question asked by Lord
Harrington in the House of Commons
this afternoon, said the presentation of
the congress correspondence is DELAYED
owing to the assent of some of the powers
to its publication not having yet been re-
celved. He hoped, however, in would be
in the hands of members tomorrow. The
whole importance thereof is Russia's reply
which was read yesterday. He also hoped
the Queens message regarding the calling
out of the reserve would be communicated
Monday, and that it would be discussed the
Monday following. Since this is the first
time this step has been taken it is desirable
to ascertain the most correct mode of pro-
ceeding.
THE SCOTTISH HIERARCHY.
ROME, March 29.-In consequence of the
establishment of the Catholic hierarchy
of Scotland, the Pope it is now stated de-
sires entering upon diplomatic relations
with the British government, and has in
structed Cardinal Franchi, pontifcial secre-
tary OF state, to take steps with that object.
Fitting Out for Piratical Cruise.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 29.-It is reported
that United States District Attorney Cogh-
Ian has received instructions from the at
torney general, directing him to act in con-
junction with the collector of that port to
prevent the steamer Pelican leaving port. II
is underst God the Pelican has been sold to
Guatemala and that she is being armed and
equipped as war vessel, manned and of.
hcered by American seamen, and will be
used for the destruction of Costa Rican com.
MERGE and seaports. The Pelican until re-
Gently has been running betweenl San Fran
cisco and Humboldt Bay. She was formerl,
a blockade runner.
SAN Francisco, March 29.-Further in
quiry shows the steamer Pelican is being fit
ted up for trading between Costa RIGA and
Colombian ports, the agent of the Costa
Rica government having negotiated for he
purchase. She will be SO fitted out that sh,
can be utilized as a war vessel whenever nee
essary. The Washington authorities hav,
simply ordered watch to be maintained
upon her, In case any unlawful measure
| should be taken in connection with her
Remarkable Billiards at st. Louis.
ST.. Louis, March 29.-Another marvelou
feat in billiards was performed tonight b
Schaefer, in playing off his tie with Dion
and there seems to be no limit to his capacit
in this direction. The game was to decid
who should take the first and second none,
and during it Schaeffer made the highest rn7
ever made with cue in match three bal
game. The score was as follows: SchaeHe1
0, 2, 429, 81, 20, 26, 0, 4, 118, 6-averaee. sc
Dion, 0, Z, 10, 4, Is, 70, rs, Is, Z, 240aye,
age, IL. The largest previous run was Al
made by Sexton.
Courtney and Trickett to Row.
AUBURN, N. Y, March 29.---Jas. Punch, bach
or of Trickett, the Australian oarsman, havin
notified Courtney that Trickett would TO
him for FL 900 side and $500 expenses,
conference of Courtney's hackers was he'll
here to-day and the terms accepted. I'll
following dispatch was cabled immediatel
"Auburn, N. Y, March 29.-Jas. Puncl
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