Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-06
aussorusx1sH CONVENTION.

urgently required to give power for speedy
concentrating troops on the Transylvanian and
Bosnian frontiers.
BETTER PROSPECTS,.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May 5.-The Agence Russo
says much better impression prevails respect
ing the prospect of negotiations. 1t is rumored
the approaching arrival of Count Schouvaloff
here OH visit ia connected with friendly ex-
change of views resulting from pour parles be-
tween London and st. Petersburg.
E1ECUT1Na THE TREATY.
The Turks have evacuated Autirn, in the pa
shalik Of Trebizond. This is considered the
commencement of the execution of the treaty
of San Stefano.
sERvIANs MOVING.
BELGRADE, May 6.-Servian detachments
are advancing gradually towards seisrend,
Mitravitza, and Salonica railway, in Uskuh.
Their progress has been impeded by the guer-
rila warfare of Mohametan arnaours.
RETRAcTs AND YIELDS.
PARIS, May 5.-The Union pu blishes = re-
traction by Father Curei, in which he declares
he entirely adheres to all the teachings of the
church respecting the temporal power of the
Pope.
RUSSIAN PROPOSAL.
BUCHAREST, May cit is underst God Russia
has proposed new military convention, by
which she will be empowered to construct
camps at Plojiski and Fokschani, engaging in
turn to remove headquarters and other estab-
lishments connected with the troops from
Bucharest. Roumania up to the present time
! has refused assent.
TrALY's POSITION.
ROME, May Count Corti, minister of for.
eign affairs replying to the Interpolation in
| the Senate Saturday, said the news received
during the past two days, encouraged hopes
was not chargeable with excessive timidity,
but Italy had no need to be constantly agitat-
ing in order to maintain her position as great
power. The government would not fail to pro
tect the interests of the country, while main
tanning scrupulous impartiality.
The Senate unanimously passed a vote OF
confidence.
DELAY GRANTED.
LONDON, May 6.-Vienna Saturday evening
papers say it is positively stated in parliament
| tary circles that the government will shortly
introduce bill relative to the means of cover
ing a credit of GO, OO0, 600 forms.
special dated Constantinople, Friday, says
Safvet Pasha has persuaded Gen. Todleben to
grant six days delay in regard to the evacua-
ton of 6chumla and Varna only.
A report is current in Vienna that famine
prevails in Eastern Russia.
PEACEFUL.
LONDON, May GA Berlin correspondent
states that Russia has sent fresh comm nica
ton to London and Vienna specifying conces-
sions she is willing to grant, and again express
ing her willingness to enter into special nego-
tiations.
A Vienna correspondent says the most direct
! and shortest way seems to have been chosen for
resumption of pour parlors, namely, through
Lord Augustus LOTUS.
The correspondent confirms the report that
England's first reply produced favorable i'm
! preston at st. Petersburg.
St. Petersburg correspondent telegraphs it
| is believed in well-infOrmed circles that Count
Schouvalof will shortly come to St. Petersburg
| for few days.
The object of his visit is unknown, but as
| sumed to be important. Some say he will not
come unless he can bring definite proposals
from the British government. It is known here
that negotiations for q congress continue, but
extreme reserve is maintained.
correspondent at Vienna intimates that
England has not abandoned her claims in
regard to the submission of the whole treaty, but
has almost consented to enter into exchanging
ideas concerning the merits of the treaty, while
the pour parlers to find a formula for Congress
to continue. The few days delay anticipated
by the Agence Russia on Thursday in obtaining
| any news of renewed negotiations is explained
| by the suppOsition that negotiations on the
above topics and the withdrawal from
the vicinity of Constantinople are pending
| simultaneously SO that an understanding about
! one will depend on that arrived At about the
| other.
THE GRAND DUKE.
Sr. PETERSBURG, May 5.-Grand Duke Mich.
olas arrived here to-day. He was enthusiastic
| ally received.
| WITHDRAWING.
CoNsrANINoPLE, May ga portion of the
| Russians ut San 6tefano have withdrawn t.
| Hamedski.
BERLIN, May 6.-Bayard Taylor has arrived
in this city.
TURIN, May General Grant has arrived in
this city.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, May 5.-Hobart Pasha dined with
the Queen at Windsor Castle yesterday.
| The British government has ordered million
pounds weight of lint and other appliances fol
| the wounded.
| A telegram from Constantinople state.
Mukhtar Osman and Mehemet Ali Pashas hay,
| gone to San 6tefano.
| special envoy has gone to Batavia with u
structions for Dervish Pasha, from the Porte
Prince Labanof is expected to leave st
Petersburg Tuesday.
Chaker Pasha will start thither on the 13tl
inst.
The Chicago WOODEN MIL Fire-Losses an,
Insurance.
+ CHICAGO, May o.-The loss by the burning a
the south Chicago WOODEN mills is $3.50, 1000 /
$40. 600. This includes the building, maohiner
and stock. 1nsuranoe-$2l,O 200 on buildin,
SIS 600 on machinery, and 9so, 900 on stock,
tho following companies: North Western n
tional Boylston. of Boston; Neptune, .
Boston; Enterprise, Of Cincinnati; Msnuf.