Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-25

| garIan Question Rapidly Approaching
Settlement. Owing to the Firn.ness OF
England-The New Autonomous Pro.
vince to be known as Eastern R0umelis
Queen Mercedes, of Spain, Dying
Charles Matthews, the Actor, Dead
Entries for the Henley Regatta.
MILITARY COMPROMISE.
LONDON, June 25.-A Berlin correspondent
hears from trustworthy sources that a military
compromise between Russia and Turkey is
imminent. The Russians will concentrate
around Adrianople, and the Turks will evacu-
ate Shumla, and retire to Varna, and there
embark for Roumelia.
REsLl1D 1EAoa1D 1D19EnDA1.T e.-s.----zs--
LONDON, June 25.-A Berlin correspondent
says the congress will have sitting to-day. In
Mondays sitting the right of the sultan to
place On the Roumelian frontiers whatever
number of troops he deems necessary for Sc
curity was admitted in principle, but at the
! same time Russia proposed series
Of amendments which England refused
to accept. The congress also fixed
nine months as the term 10 be allowed Russia
for withdrawing her troops from eastern
koumelia and Bulgaria. 1t is generally thought
that Russia, in to-day's sitting, will, in return
for this concession, withdraw her amendments
and that the chief points relative to Bulgaria
will be definitely settled. There is evidently a
S aDsf,. ALLIANCE e., between sn,h England and
comes most prominently forward on points in
volving its own interest. Thus the Austrians
took no prominent part in the discussion rela-
tive to garrisoning the Balkans, but will play
first part in the approaching discussion relative
to the organization of Bulgaria. The Aus
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The British do not seem to share Austrian OBJ
jections.
NOT DEFINITELY.
VIENNA, June 24.-Well informed persons
state that the Russian plenipotentiaries only
the Balkans, de-, dd referendum, but it is con-
fdently hoped that these explanations and
medlating influence of Germany will
succeed in obtaining the, desired
seems the plenipotentaries have also
agreed to settlement of the southern limits
of Roumelia in sense favorable to the Turks
the neighborhood of the valley Of the Vardar
and Black Sea coast being left under the direct
control of the Porte. 1t is believed the Turks
will become aware of the wisdom of acquiesc-
! Ing with and supporting instead OF thwarting
England and Austria. The Sultan has thanked
England and Austria.
CAUCUS6lNG.
BERLIN, June M.-There is reason to believe
the next setting of the congress will not be
held until Thursday, that the delegates may
have time for further negotiations.
DRAWING TO CLOSE.
VIENNA, June 24.-The Political Correspond
ence says: The Bulgarian question once solved,
discussion on the other points is likely to be
accelerated in Difference to the wishes of Ger
many for speedy close OF congress In this
case "details, including arrangement of arton-
omy for Roumelia, are likely to be submitted
at supplementary conference.
TAKING THE DEFENSE.
BELGRADE, June 24.-lt is evident the Rus
of Kladana and the Beza Polanka line, which
affords protected route from Roumania to old
Servia.
SATISFACTORY SITTING.
VIENNA, June IA dispatch from Berlin
reports that to-day's sitting of the congress
caused satisfactory impression. The essen
tial features of the question discussed IN the
preliminary pour parlers were agreed to in one
principle.
CONGRESS NOTES.
LONDON, June 24.-The Gar is expected in
Berlin shortly on his way to Ems.
Prince Gortschakoff was absent from the
congress Saturday. he suffers from fresh
attack of govt.
The new autonomous province south of the
| Balkins is to be named Eastern Roumelia-
All the Berlin correspondents agree in de-
claring that the settlement Of the Bulgarian
| question is entirely due to the frmness of the
British representatives in the congress. The
Russian concessions on this head again are said
to be entirely dependent on the conditions for
organization and administration of Roum ella
! One condition is that the Russian troops, when
they evacuate Roumelia, are to be replaced by
native militia, composed of Christian or Mus
| selmen, according to the prevailing religion of
! the district.
The French representatives in the congress
Bulgarian question.
| The Times says it considers the alleged settle.
ment as nothing less than an abandonment by
Russia of the policy which has guided her re-
lations with Turkey during the last hundred
| years. The process Of piece-meal nibbling at
turkeys outlayinR provinces and a periodical
reopening of the eastern question whenever
| circumstances seemed, to favor it, would have
been continued by the extension of Bulgaria
south of the Balkans under Russian influence.
| BERLIN, June 24.-It is stated in Russian
diplomatic circles that the settlement of Bull
garia is taking favorable turn, but Difficult.
ties are apprehended il reference to the evacu-
alton of Shumla and Varna by the Turks.
| LONDON, June 24.-The Post says Russia is
now authoritatively told she Is as far from
Constantinople if not indeed further than she
was when the war began. Herein lies the bit.
terness of the modification to which she must
submit.
ECoNoM1MNe.
RoME, June 24.-lnstructions have beer
finally issued from the Vatican to the Neapoli,
tan bishops to take the exatuer and the palace,
| of the dioceses- Hithereto the bishops have
| scrlptions from the Vatican, but the great fall
ing off in Peters pence renders the strictest
economy necessary.
THE SICK QUEEN.
MADRID, June 24th.-The latest official bull
! of the Queen. It states that considerable los
of blood endangers her life.
ENTRIES FOR THE HENLEY BOAT RACE.
LONDON, June 24.-Entries for the four-oarct
boat at Henley follows: For tn.
Stewart challenge cup, Dublin University crew
Showaccamettes, Kingston club, London club
4 Columbus and Jesus College crew, of Cam
bridge. For the visitors challenge cup
Columbias, Lady Margaret First Trinity an.
Jesus College crew Of Cambridge, Hartford
College and University College crews Of Ok
ford. For the diamond challenge sculls, tn,
entries are as follow: Geo. W. Lee. of Tren
ton club. Newark, N. j.; Lee
of the Union club, Boston; Chalmleys
4 of the Kingston rowing club
Baker, of the Cam bridge University boat club
Edward A. Moss, present holder of the prize
4 III W. Loomes, of the Oxford University boa
club, and Payne Mansley. and Chillingwortt
of Junior rowing club. No objections have ye
81 been made against the Americans. and non
are expected. The races are to be rowed i