Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-13

archist--Russia About to Declare Her
Resolution to the Powers. and Invite their
Assistance in Settling Questions In Dis
the sultan--Gen. Todleben's Peremptory
Demands for the Evacuating Of the Fort
ressess Acceded to--Russian Army to Re-
tire from C0nstantinople whom the Evacu-
alton is Completed--BIiscellane
THE WOULD BE ASSASSIN.
BERLIN, May 12.-At the examination of
Hoedel, the prisoner stated he was a native of
Leipseig and was born iu 1857. He denied he
fred at the Emperor. He affirmed he was
without work, and intended to shoot himself
publicly to show the rich present, the condi-
ton of the people. Hestated he shot once at
himself and could not account for the other
three shots which were wanting in the chamber
of the revolver. He thought he might have
discharged them in absence of mind. The
prisoner was in possession of several socialis-
tic and democratic writings, tickets of mem
bership of several Berlin socialistic unions, and
ikenesses Of two Socialistic leaders. He de-
clared he belonged to no party, but was an
Anarchist, the enemy of all political parties,
the present condition of the society and public
institutions. 1t further resulted from investi-
cation that Hoedel formerly held Socialistic
meetings near Liepsig. The other prisoner
krueger, appears innocent and, it is reported,
has been liberated. He was arrested because
he endeavored to protect Hoedel against the
assaults Of excited crowds.
CONGRATULATIONS.
kilograms congratulating the Emperor on
his escape has arrived from all the German
princes and European sovereigns. To-day the
Emperor received the royal family, ministry
and field marshalls, who came to congratulate
him.
RUss1A's RESOLUTION.
LONDON, May ia Vienna correspondent of
the Standard asserts that Russia has informed
the powers of her intention to acquaint them
Immediately of Russia's definite resolution re-
sulting from negotiations with England and
that Russia would then request the services of
the powers to remove any difficulties which
might be IN the way of peaceful settlement.
NIHuIsTs ARRESTED.
Nearly $50 persons have been arrested at
Warsaw, as accomplices of the Nihilist secret
national Russian party, which was recently dis
covered.
WANT TO COMPROMISE.
LONDON, May IA special to the Standard
from Manchester says symptoms of a compro-
been made to the masters for an interview with
them on Tuesday.
EVACUATION AND RETIREMENT.
LONDON, May IA special Constantinople
telegram states that in consequence of the per
emptory demands of General Todelben for the
surrender of fortresses accompanied by threat
to occupy Constantinople, the cabinet council
have decided to evacuate all their fortresses.
shumla hrst, then Vamat, lastly Batoum
The decision was taken rather
suddenly, upon the report of Osman Pasha
that tho Turkish army was not in condition to
resist the occupation of Constantinople. The
Times correspondent at Constantinoplc saws.
as usual, the palace was smitten with terror.
and ready to cede anything if the Russians
would go away from Constantinople. Gen.
Todleben peremptorily urged execution, but
adro1tly offered to fall back if the fortresses
were surrendered. The bait was swallowed and
the Russians have promised, SO nv informant
assures me, to retire to Adrianople and De-
dragtch and quit Erzeroum as soon as the three
fortresses are evacuated. The evacuation will
begin at once. There is to be no written con-
vention and all were to be settled by verbal
agreement.
GoRTscAKoFFs SUCCESSOR.
The 1elegraph's Vienna dispatch says the ap-
polntment of NJ. ValouieH as Prince Gortscha-
koft's successor is certain. The latter's condi-
ton admits of but little hope of recovery.
MAHoMMETAN RESURRECTION.
The Times correspondent at Vienna tele-
graphs that all news tends to shoy; that the
Mahommetan insurrection is spreading more
and more westward. The Russians have cea sed
active operations against the insurgents. to give
time for the effort of the Turkish commission
er.
A special to the Times from Bucharest re-
ports the Russians forming an entrenched camp
| at Tokschari. The peasants in Roumania and
Bosnlans have ceased to pay taxes to the Rou-
manlan officials and the country is practically
taken over by the Russians.
VIENNA correspondent of the Times says
there seems growing impression that if Count
Schouvaloff makes it clear that the differences
between England and Russia are not irrecon-
cilable, the latter will Withdraw her PROPOSE
ton to demand of England that the whole
| treaty be placed before the congress-.
The Times st. Petersburg correspondent con.
firms this but says it is felt there that there is
no use of making any concession unless there
Is reasonable chance that war will be avoided
FRANCE GAME.
| ROME, May 12.-The Courier. a. Italie. con.
sidered authoritative, announces, under dnf
reservation, that France is in treaty with the
Bey OF Tunis for the cession of that regency t
Algeria.
| sERvIAN RECRUITS.
BELGRADE, May 12.-Ten thousand recruit,
for the Servian army, drawn by Consumption
from Servia and the new Servian provinces
| have arrived at drilling stations and are beins
prepared to join battalions in june
scHoUvALoFF's PROPOSALS
st. PETERSBURG, May l2.-The Agence Russ
states that although it yesterday observed i
was impossible to know the proposals of which
Count Schouvaloff was the bearer, it stands t,
reason they must refer to only two solutions
| which the present question admits
1 namely, the dism emberment and par
tition Of the Ottoman Empire, and
combination assuring the vitality Of Turke,
and complete independence of the Christian
population from Turkish administration
while leaving them tributary to the Porte. TIL
-4ge,ce claims the latter solution would be ad
Vantageous Tor Turkey and is the only wise an
temperate one practicable at present.
Inc Agence suggests that the European Con
} gress should entrust Austria with the admins
tration of Bosnia, and adds that precisely bf
cause England and Russia do not desire th
dlsmemberment of Turkey, an understandin
is both desirable and possible.
REFORMS IN TURKEY.
CoNsrASr1SoPLE, May 12.-By order of til
Sultan the Porte is celebrating bills for swee,
ing administrative, judicial, financial and mil
tary reforms. Four commissioners will be a
pointed by the. Sultan, composed of leadin
natives and foreign personages, WI
, will be instructed to convert the,
laws into executive laws in one yea
Reformed Episcopals Denounco Certal
Amusemonts as Ungodly.
Special Telegram to the Globe
!, New YORK, May 12.-The Reformed Episcop
council at Newark had lively debate on We
terday on the question Of amusements. II