The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-08-01
FOREIGN SUMMAR Y.

The strikers at Anzin, France, have
partially yielded.
A DISPATCH from Rome says: The Italia
Irredenta agitation is subsiding.
A DISPATCH from Madrid says it is
rumored that the King of Spain contem-
plates abdication.
A DISPATCH from Constantinople says
that the relations between Turkey and
Greece are more amicable.
The marine authorities at Trieste of
fcially announce that the Port of Kick has
been closed by torpedoes.
THE statement that a conference of all
the German Ministers would be held at
Heidelberg shortly is denied.
| 1T has been announced that anybody en-
tering the Park of Babelsburg during the
| Emperor's residence there, except through
the gates, will be fired on by sentinels.
THE Projects of Bergame, Brescia, Verona
and Vicenza have assured the Italian Minis.
ter of the Interior that the reports relative
to secret recruiting in those places are un.
| founded.
| CHANGES in the foreign representation
of the Vatican are postponed till Novem
|
semi-oficial status, will go to England
England will not send representative te
the Vatican.
LIEUT.. GREEN, the American attache al
Russian headquarters, st. Petersburg, has
received the decoration of st. Vladimir fol
his bravery while with General Gourka'.
command during the passage of the Bal
kans.
THE International Chess Tournament, a
Paris, has finally resulted in tie between
Oinauer and Mukertort for the first prize
and between Mackenzie and Bird for tn
fourth prize. The ties will be played OF
next week. - .-.-.
THE German police have demanded from
the Canton of Basel, Switzerland, the SUI
render of two men who are charged wit
using insulting language toward the En-
, peror William. The authorities of Base
: have refused to comply with the demand.
ABoRTIvE attempts to enroll volunteer
have been made in Ravenna and Genoa
Menotti Garibaldi writes to the Capital
1 newspaper approving of the annexasio
agitation, but deprecating the enrollmer
recruiting has been done in his name.
!, THE Herald's London cable special says
: The wedding of Arthur Henry Paget, elde'
son of LieutenantGeneral Lord Alfre
Henry Paget, Clerk Marshal of the Roy,
s Household, and fifth son of the first Marqu
t of Anglesey, to Miss Minnie Stevens, daugl
= ter of the late Paran Stevens, of New Yorl
y took place Saturday The wedding too
s place at the Church of st. Peters, Fate
/. Square, and was graced by the presence
l. the Prince of Wales, Prince of Connough
= Prince Louis of Rottenberg, Prince Edwal
= of Saxe-Weimer, and many of the artist
is cracy. The ceremony was performed
l. the Dean of Windsor.
e HE..Conservative members of the Hou
r of Lords and House of Commons gave
. grand banquet and reception Saturday mig
Il to Lords Beacons6eld and Salisbury. U
~ wards of five hundred persons were prese1
d In replying to a toast Lord Beaeonsield,
W long speech, defined the course pursu
ie by him at Berlin in regard to Greece. ]
y, ,e said that the Sultan throughout desired
aS deal with Greece in spirit of friendlint
~ and reconciliation. He denied that Engla
Ill had increased her responsibility by the A
glo-Turkish Convention. He believed
tie foundation which may open up a new ct
et tinent of civilization in Europe has be
LII laid. The reception was a most generous W
nt come, and one that greatly strengths
VI Lords Beacons6eld and Salisbury's effo
KS to secure their country. Lord Salisbl
mt and Sir Stafford Northcote also spoke