Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-18
BISMARCK'S CONGRESS.
SPECULATION rs TO THE QUESTIONS
FOR DISCUSSION.
A General Confidence in Settlement Of
All Dimculties--The Minor States Be-
coming Rather Observation-Disclosures and
England in Full Accord.


England in Full Accord.
BERLIN, June 1s.-An attempt was made up
on the life of the Crown Prince, Frederick
William to-day. Some $50 Socialists were ar
rested.
STORMY SESSION.
BERLIN, June 18.-The session of congress
was somewhat stormy, and the hopes Of peace
are not sanguine in consequence.
THE THREATENING QUESTIONS.
LONDON, June 1.-THE questions which
threaten the success of the congress are be-
ieved to be the cession of Antivari to Montene-
gro, the position of Roumelia in relation to Tur-
key and of the administrative and government
al organization of Roumelia. Bessarabia will
be yielded to the personal wishes of the Gear,
and Roumania will accept the Drobrudja in
exchange. The territorial concessions in Ar
menia will not meet opposition from England.
The question of war indemnity will be settled
by the appointment of commission to collect
the Turkish revenue and pay over certain pro-
portion to Russia annually, or to capitalize
such proportion by foreign loan and pay the
Russian claim in bulk. In all these specula-
tions no account is taken of possible opposition
from the Turks themselves. Carathodori
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representation of Turkish interests.
RUSSIAN TRICK.
BERLIN, June lit is stated in some
quarters that the document printed in London
the 18Th inst. contains proposals submitted by
Russia and rejected by England, and that their
publication was procured by Russians to prove
they are not repugnant to English public
opinion, and thus to limit the concessions the
English representatives may demand in the
congress.
sURREPT1T1oUsLY OBTAINED AND INACCURATE.
LONDON, June 19.-The Duke of Richmond
and Gordon Lord, president of the council, re-
plying to Earl Granville in the House of Lords
to-day said the memorandum of agreement be-
| tween England and Russia published recently
was surreptitiously procured through some per-
! son having access to confidential papers. As
an explanation of the government policy be
| said it was incomplete and therefore inaccu-
rate. The government would at the earliest
moment give the fullest information.
THE PERSONAL MOVEMENT.
The Repu6Hque Francois says: We fear we
perceive in the nomination Of General Wolff to
command the 18th corps at Clermanferrinda a
check to the system Of parliamentary control,
and an aggressive movement in the direction of
personal government. 1t is the duty of the
cabinet to prevent the revival of any such idea,
and for the ministry it is question of life OF
death.
AUsTRIA's POSITION.
VIENNA, June 17.-Dispatches from Berlin to
the Political Correspondence say Austria is in
accord with England's aims, as effecting the
stable organization of the remains of the
Turkish territory. Preliminary discussions
on the Bulgarian question have encoun.
tered several obstacles, but an
ultimate understanding is certain
The Roumanian delegates have decided to re-
main in Berlin, as the minister of one of the
great powers has informed them the Bessarabian
question is by no means q settled matter. II
| is said that commission between the Turks
and Montenegrins will be discussed tomorrow
MONA RCHIsT 1NrR1GUEs IN FRANCE.
LONDON, June ia Paris letter says some
apprehension prevails lest new attempt be
| made to put reactionary ministry in contro
of the government for the purpose of inlu.
| encing the coming Senatorial elections. Such
step would be the last desperate effort of tn
| monarchists to prevent the firm establishment
of the republic, and would leave the question
of revision of the constitution open three years
| huenced in some such way the Republican,
are sure to obtain majority in the
| Senate. 1t is impossible to predict
| whether President Mcmahon will lend himself
to such intrigues, because his character is LITTLE
understood. The most significant fact giving
ground for Republican fear is the dictatoria
attitude adopted by the war minister TOWARD
the Left in the latter part of the session
Conservative newspapers have also been pub
fishing threatening articles. The Conservative
rely on German support in consequence o
a social movement.
TURKS REPULSED BY MONTENEGRINs.
A telegram from Cettinje announces tina
Friday the Turks from scutari attacked tn
Montenegrins and were repulsed.
SPANISH CABINET SUSTAINED.
MADRID June 1.-THE cabinet has made tn
election of vice president Of the cortes ques
ton of confidence, and received 210 vote
against 70. The cabinet position is thus secu1
ed until autumn. The session of the corte
will adjourn the second week of July. whe
the court will go to the seaside. The Cuba
loan of $500, 900 was voted Friday, which
guaranteed by Spain, and by a pledge G
colonial customs. The bill for suppression c
bull fights was rejected on third division.