The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-22
FOREIGN NOTES.
Financial Policy Of tho United Mates
Esoites ApprobriuIn in England
Position OF tho Powers Regarding
tho Turko Russian Treaty I'm.
Noon Assoolated preAs Report,l

Noon Associated Press Report.l
LONDON, March 2l.-rhe pope's In
tention to make DIR. John Q. 4. New
man n cardinal IL denied.
IL Ia stated that Bismarck Ii tired Of
Nicaraugua's shuiiling, and has deter
mined TO order the blockade Of Near
augua forts.
The Daily Telegraph's Vienna dis
patch states most positively that Gems
eral Schorkastay, late provisional gov
ernor OF Bulgaria, committed suicide
because he was threatened with re-
| mOval.
Russia Is about to issue an intimation
that she recognizes tie right Of each
power individually TO demand a dis.
cusslon OF any stipulation In the treaty,
but reserves the right Of refusing 70
submit such stipulations TO the sane.
ton Of the powers, even II a majority
80 desires.
A dispatch to the Daily Dispatch
from Pera says the British government
has telegraphed to General Sir Ar>
mold Kemball 10 return home imme,
diately.
IL 10 reported that England has do.
cided to resist Russian annexation In
Asia Minor.
A Vienna dispatch to the Times
says: "Russia's admission OF the right
OF the congress to discuss what points
OF the treaty that are Of European in
terest does not seem to have been
made directly to England, and the diff
ference is still unsettled"
A special to the Times from Vienna
says: According to the treaty of San
Stefano, the evacuation OF European
turkey, except Bulgaria, must be COM
pleted three months after defnitive
peace. As II IL, u portion OF the Rus.
sian troops may EN- bark on the Black
sea and the sea of Marmora. 1t is
doubtless on the strength of these con-
ditions that the Russians are now be.
ginning to march their troops for ship
ment in the neighborhood of Constan.
tinople, 30 they may begin operations
at once. Russia has insured her rights
positively, or, ut any rate, against the
possibility OF danger, by having por.
ton OF her troops always around Con-
stantinOple until the final settlement
Is signed"
that of Grundy, has suspended.
The Times financial article says that
United States bonds continue to be
bought for American account, and
their prices are maintained, but the
sales by Englisb holders 10 separate.
Individual sales also continue and are
sometimes OF very large amounts. The
fear OF the silver bill has died away,
but the people now begin to dread
what may follow It, and there Is a
strong and widespread feeling that II
the Americans are to try experiments
on their credit they had much better
do so with the debt held at home than
in English hands. People sell, there
fore, and are likely to continue to do
80 while so much that IL dangerous
seems to surround the United States
national finances.
A special dispatch from Berlin TO
the Lop don morning Journal says that
Prince Bjsmsrck's bill separating the
railway department from the Prussian
board Of trade and appointing special
imperial minister for railways, will
probably be introduced In the Reich
stag to-day. 1t Is not believed that
the DILL will pass at present, but some
members intend to take the opportu-
nifty Of debate on its first reading to
question the ministers regarding the
existing cabinet crisis. There is some
talk Of a dissolution of the Reichstag
and an attempt to carry new elections
on Prince Bsmarck's personal
strength.
1t is stated that the strike and lock
out Of the Oldham weavers will proba-
bly, terminate today. The Barnsley
golfers struck work to-day against
reduction OF their wages.
The Oldham mills were opened to.
day, the strike there having ended.
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