Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-23
OVER THE WATER.
Chances for the Congress Diminishing
Turkish Atrocities in Thessaly---France
Encouraging England--Rumored Revolt
in Rouma1la--M Miscellaneous.
ENCOURAGING ENGLAND.


ENCOURAGING ENGLAND.
Parts, March 22.-The questions which
France demanded should be excluded from the
congress we're those relating to the holy places
as introducing needless complication and
touching Syria, because Syria might have been
offered her as compensation for English oc-
cupation of Egypt and because she considers
that the two-fold question of Syria and Egypt
might impair the good understanding with
England. Men and journals of all parties
commend England's attitude in insisting on
treaty of San Stefano. England's firm ad
herence to the conditions is deemed the surest
means of insuring that the congress viii re-
suit in durable peace.
TIE coNs1sroRy.
LONDON, March 22.-Dispatches from Rome
says the consisitory will be held the 2eth inst
No encyclical will be issued, the Pope not wish
ing to commit himself to any definite policy in
the present complications of European affairs.
His Holiness will only deliver an alocution.
avoiding all political illusions. The head of
the Jesuits recently proposed to return to Rome
but the Pope received the proposition very
colby. The Jesuits are therefore opposing the
Pope's general policy.
1dOUSANoS We lbLI GAeaD WINNERS.
LONDON, March 22.-The iron trade in South
Yorkshire is in most stagnant condition.
Large numbers of men are out of work within
the past few days, two of the leading works in
Rotterdam have stopped owing to scarcity of
orders, and another one thousand are made idle
in these establishments. The Midland Iron
company had, during the last ten years, divi-
dends averaging SO per cent. per nnnum. 1t is
feared the golfers will strike against reduc-
ton of wages. and in that event &C, 600 men
will be unemployed.
MAssACRES IN THEssALy.
LONDON, March pa dispatch from volo
says the villages of Olympus. Repara, Cara
and Sitschori have been sacked and burned by
the Turks. Women, children and old men
were massacred, except some who escaped to
the mountains, which are still covered with
snow. Unless r. ship is sent to relieve them
they will probably perish from cold and hun
ger. The instruction progresses steadily.
TTALY's POLICY IN THE CONGRESS.
ROME, March 22.-It is understood the for
eign policy of the new government will be that
of strict neutrality on the Eastern question
Italy will, however, exert to the utmost her
influence in the congress to oppose Russian pre-
dominance in Europe, by seeking to extend the
Hellenic kingdom and constituting other Chris
tian nationalities.
GHAaI osMAN.
PERA, March 22.-Preparations are making
to give q warm reception to Ghagi Osman. who
is expected to arrive here Monday.
OBSCURE MEN.
LONDON, March pa special from Rome
says excepting Signor Carroll, president of the
council, Signor Zanardelli, the minister of the
interior and Signor De Sanchio, minister of
public instruction. all the new ministers are
utterly obscure men even in Italy.
CHANCES D1MIN1sHH1NG.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 22.-The .1gence
Russo says England has not yet replied in re-
gard to the congress. She still insists upon
submitted, notwithstanding the text of the
treaty has been communicated to the cabinets,
and Russia has agreed to a complete freedom of
discussion at the congress. The chances of the
congress meeting have diminished.
UNFAITHFUL POLICE.
CoNsTANTINopLE, March 22.-The police
organized in Adrianople have committed
various excuses and pillaged last week houses
containing property of Turks and Frenchmen
which had been contded to the care of the
French consulate.
ANDRAssY TO STICK.
LONDON, March ga dispatch from Vienna
says it is possible Count Potcki may become
premier Of new Austrian ministry. The re-
ports that he would replace Count Andrassy Us
chancellor Of the empire, untrue. The po-
sition of the latter is considered likely to be
strengthened by the leaning which he has late
ly shown towards the pro-Russian party.
WILL ACCEPT.
BERLIN, March 2S.-It is positively stated
Count Stolberg Wernegrode, has announced his
Willingness to accept the vice presidency of tn,
ministry.
NO AGREEMENT.
ATHENS, March 22.-Negotiations between
Hobart Pasha and the Greek insurgents hav,
ended Hobart refusing to recognize the provis
ional government of Thessaly.
RUMoRED REVOLUTION.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 22.--There is an un
confirmed rumor in circulation here that rev
olution has broken out in Roumania, and tina
Prince Charles has fed.
n GOLD BUG.