Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-21
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FOUR EXECUTIONS TODAY.
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
The Russians in Turkey.
Preparing to Stay.
THE INDIAN TROUBLES.
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
The Russians in Turkey.
Preparing to Stay.
THE INDIAN TROUBLES.
EUROPE TODAY.
RrftiSh EnhfuAf EnnISn

BrItiSh Cabinet Feeling.
LONDON, June 2l-The London correspond
ebt OF the Manchester Guardian says: The
conservative members of Parliament will
probably hold a meeting shortly to consider
what action ought to be taken by the party in
reference 10 the Cabinets policy in accepting
the SchOuvalOtf-SaliSbUry memorandum to
Which the conservatives are generally hostile
The Wounded Emperor.
1he Berlin correspondent of the Times saws:
1t is hoped that the Emperor will shortly be
able TO 60 to WilhelmShOe, and later in the
year TO Welmar and Gastein.
Russians Making Themselves solid
in Turkey.
NEW YORK, June 2l-A COnStantinOple dis
patch says: Fifteen thousand Russians have
arrived at San StefanO from odessa and that
The RUSSlanS are concentrating at Shumla and
wanna. The English gCytrnmel is sendin {,
heavy re-inforcements to the Cape of Good
Hope.
The Socialist Agitation i'm Europe
LONDON, June 2l.-A Paris dispatch 10 the
Times says: There is still some agitation in
Germany about the measures the government
is alleged 10 be in favor of for the repression
OF socialism, and German newspapers. not
outstanding the absorbing questions before
The congress, are continually reporting ar
rests OF socialists and the interruption OF meet
ingS
A socialist journal The Nelr Press. asserts
That the examining magistrate of one of the
Berlin courts said recently that as far as the
inVestlgatlon has yet proceeded there was not
the least reaSon to suppose that MODELLING was
Progress i'm Russia
LONDON, June 2l-AccOrding to a Warsaw
letter the GregOrian calendar is likely TO be
adop,ed IN Russia. The council of state and
the ministers have for some time been using
both the old and the new styles.
Russia's Grip on Bulgaria.
LONDON, June 1.-The Times correspondent
at Therapia says: Il hear that the Russians
are Stralnlng their energies i'll fOrtilying RO-
dOSto They are evidently contriving every
means to gam firm hold Oh Bulgaria, and
are preparingto hold it, if need be, against all
adVe1sarieS. The meeting of the congress
seems rather to have increased than abated
their activityin that respect
The Congress,
BERLIN, June 2l.-In the exchange of views
now going on between the plenipOtentiaries
The Russian representatives are beginning to
point out that there is final limit TO cOnceS-
siOnS fOr state which has made sacrifices
and cannot offend the strong national feeling
of its people. They are also said TO have stated
that they could not 20 beyond the concessions
already made.
Last Day OF the Races.
LOSnON, June 2l.-This was the fourth aud
last day OF the races Oh Ascot heath. The
Chief event OF the day, the race for the Alex
andrla plate. was won by Count +. de La
oranges four year Old chestnut colt Nerneuil
the winner OF the gold vase on Tuesday and
Wom by Glendale.
An Investigation and Its Result
LIVERPOOL, June 2l--The court of inquiry
into the loss OF the GuiOn steamer Idaho.
which struck rock and sunk on the morning
of the I'd instant, on the Saltee island, while
on The passage from New York for Liverpool!
found that the captain (Holmes) was in fault,
and suspended his certificate for six months.
Eng land and Austria Against Russia.
LONDON, June 2l.-A dispatch from Berlin
TO the Pall Mall Gazette, says: "A special
messenger has gone TO 81. Petersburg, il is
said, 10 report to the Car on the progress of
the negotiations, which are affirmed to be
taking different course from what was eE-
pected by Russia, owing mainly to the fresh
rapprOchement between England and Aur-
tria, which appears TO render further conceS-
slonS on the part of Russia necessary.