Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-27

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ined, and after discussion on that point tn,
committee adjourned until Thursday.
EUROPE'S CONGRESS.
Further Steps Toward Peaceful Solution
Taken Yestertlay--The Question of Boun.
daries and Government of the Provinces
Rapidly Nearing Settlement--Turkisll
Obstinacy Now the Greatest Obstacle
Miscellaneous News.
PROCEEDINGS AND sPECULATIONs.
LONDON, June GA Berlin correspondent
learns that Lord Salisb ury has announced that
congress will probably end on the 9Th of July.
The correspondent says all questions relative
to eastern Roumelia and Bulgaria are now set
tied. The pour parlers between Austria, Rus
sia and Turkey relative to Montenegro Servia,
Bosnia and Herzegovina will commence on
Tuesday.
AsIATIC TURKEY.
LONDON, June 26.-A dispatch from Berlin
reports that Lord Beaconsfeld desires that the
Turks shall retain Batoum, and the Post in it's
leading editorial thinks there is good prospect
that his wishes will be fulfilled. The Post
says: ''We understand it is proposed
fifteen Provinces sA''f the go1eInors 'n Of
which to be named for fixed terms and an Eng
lish consul resident. to be appointed at the
capital of each province. Another project be-
fore the congress is that if the Porte consents
but not otherwise, Austria shall take over the
administration of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
CONSIDERED YESTERDAY.
BERLIN, June 26 AT the sitting of the con-
gress to-day Prince Gortschakof present.
1t is believed the congress discussed the south
ern boundary of Roumelia and the appoint
me mt of a governor for that province, who is to
be Christian and appointed by the Porte with
the approval of the powers. England Austria
and Russia being generally agreed concerning
gro, Epirus and Thessaly no difficulty is ex-
pected on these points.
TURKS OBSTINATE.
VIENNA, June 26.-The Political Correspond
ent says notwithstanding the grave representa-
marck, the Turkish delegates in the congress
continue stubborn, and their obstinacy is cal
culated to lesson the probability of peace It
Is certain to-day that the plenipotcntlaries, ex-
cept the Turks, universally admitted the
necessity of Austrian Intervention in the border
provinces Action In the matter appears very
imminent.
VERY PEACEFUL.
The Berlin Provincial Correspondence con-
firms the reports that the question of form of
new states, especially of Bulgaria, is now SUBJ
stantially arranged, and adds, the really peace
full Intentions which rendered the solution of
the problem possible, are guarantees for
speedy and final conclusion of peace.
BULGARIA AND RoUME11A.
LONDON, June GA Berlin dispatch states
the Servian question will be discussed Friday.
At to-day's sitting the pacific disposition of
the powers was more marked than ever be fore.
1t was decided that a consular as well as mil
itary commission, should be appointed to fix
the frontiers of Bulgaria and Roumela.
The Greek plenipotentiary has been officially
informed that he will be admitted to the con-
gress.
THE Hellenic QUESTION.
LONDON, June ga Vienna dispatch says as
a result of the pour parlers between the pleni-
potentiaries regarding Greece it is proposed the
Hellenic question be settled directly be-
the limits designated by the con-
gress. Austria will also be empowered by
the congress to treat with the Porte respective
of the future of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
ABANDONED.
LONDON, June 26.-The Roumanian cause is
apparently abandoned by all the powers. The
Brathiano cabinet will probably go out after
the close Of the Berlin congress.
AUsTRIAs SLICE.
BERLIN, June 26.-Bosina and Herzegovina
will be occupied by Austrian troops within a
fortnight.
TORPEDOES.
NEW YORK, June 26.-It is stated that Rus
sian agents here closed contract for fifty Lay
torpedoes, to be Manufactured at once.
DEATH OF THE QUEEN OF SPAIN
MADRID, June 26.-The Queen Of Spain is
dead.
LONDON, June ga dispatch from Madrid
says the queen passed the last hours of her ILL
ness in state of Inconsistencies. King Al
phonzo remained at her bedside until the end
Deep COMMUNICATION is expressed by all
classes. The ministers will communicate the
intelligence of the death of the queen to the
Cortes this evening.
AN OLD OFFENDER.
BERLIN, June 26.-Bishop, the Englishman
sentenced to imprisonment for bribing officials
to obtain plans of the German fortresses was
sentenced to ten years imprisonment in 1864 at
Turin, for participating in conspiracy in ia
vor of ex-King Francis, of Naples. He also
corrupted a Prussian sergeant at Metz in 1877,
to obtain information in relation to the mobil-
ization of the Royal engineers. He was a
staunch ultramontane, and enemy of Bismarck,
Prussia and g ermany.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, June 26. The Indian troop ships
have been ordered to Malta, it is reported, to
take back the Indian contingent.
Earthworks are being constructed at the
northern outlets of the Carpathian passes, aud
the mountain roads are being made practicable
for artillery on both sides Of the frontier.
ROME, June 26.-The consistory appointed
for the 9Th of July has been postponed until
the 18th.
LONDON, June 26-Gen Grant will return to
the United States next spring by way of India.
Lord Dufferin, governor general of Canada,
accepts extension Of his appointment.
The amount of bullion withdrawn from the
Bank of England on balance to-day was :f198,.
600.
Stephens, Like DR.. Stewart, Appeals to the
People.
AUGUSTA Ga, June ga. II. Stephen.
spoke here tonight to an immense crowd an6
indicated his course on the Potter resolution
he could not be ruled out of the party by pc
itical tricksters.
If the coming district Democratic conven
tion failed to nominate him he would appeal tt
the people. He said Hayes was doing more FOL
the South than Tilden could have done, and
declared he himself would die in the temple Of
Jeffersonian Democracy, free from the party
| lash and caucus lasso.
"a jolly good time" at the McGibeny con
cert, Opera House, tonight.