Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-08

The Feeling Compared to this Country at
the Outbreak of Our Civil War--Russia
Defiant and Notwithstanding but the
Mediation of Germany Can Prevent Hos
tiHties-Austria Will Arise ON Her Auric-
ular Organ Against Another Sclav Gov
eminent.
New YORK, April s, 4 A. MA London
special says England is hopelessly and
steadily drifting into war. parallel to the
troubled state of affairs here is only to be |
found in the uncomfortable war fever which |
swept over the Northern States Immediately |
following the firing upon Fort Sunpter.
The peace feeling grows weaker in all of the
upper circles of society, and the
TENSION OF WAR
grows stronger from day to day. Court
circles are undeniably warlike. Among
military men, the argument most in vogue
is, that it is easier
TO WHIP RUSSIA
while she is still weakened after the recent
war than when she has had time to recover
from it's effects. Lord Beaconsfeld is
anxious to redeem the disgrace of the dis
astrous and humiliating diplomacy of last
year, and the working classes rejoice at the
renewed activity in the dock yards and
arsenals. The bankers and merchants see
large profits accruing to them from the new
loans and new contracts for supplies. All
these interests are combined to
PRESS ON TO WAR,
which is now resisted by Gladstone, Bright
and few brave and gifted men who only
hold the relation to the mass of the people
which the Hartford convention held to the
American people of 1912. Should Beacons-
field now dissolve Parliament the conserva-
tives would win by increased ajorities.
distinguished English statesman said to a
correspondent that the Anglo-Saxons are
naturally
BLooDTH1RsT1
and fond of war. He feared that England
was now on the scent and could not be held
in. Peace can come only from the powerful
influence of Germany. Count Andrassy is
anxiously striving to revive the congress. In
the meantime the friends of peace will make
gallant and strenuous efforts. Germany is
using her utmost efforts in favor of a general
accommodation. Russia holds
DEFIANT ATTITUDE
and argues that if it should cost 100000 mer
to hold San Stefano she would not leave i
until after general genuine peace.
Vienna correspondent telegraphs that .
scheme has been proposed for settlement
of the difficulty, whose origin is attributed
to Duke Albrecht, of Austria. Count An
Grassy told Gen. Ignatief at their recen
conference that the security of the
AUSTRIAN EMPIRE
was incompatible with the treaty OF Sal
Stefano. There is no room in the unstable
condition of the Austro-Hungarian equilib
rum for single additional sclay.
GLADSTONE COMEDIES
Western Associated Press.
LONDON, April Tt is believed Gladston
comedies with the determination Of the OF
position leaders to move no amendment t.
the address to the queen Monday.
It is stated Washington, French ministe
Of foreign affairs, when answering Primo
Orloh's representations in regard to the ton
of the French press, assured him of hi
friendly feelings towards Russia.
THE CAPE WAR.
News from the Cape seems to betoken
renewal of serious troubles. A telegra,
dated Cape Town, March 10Th, says seve,
fighting occurred in Hirle bush yesterda,
and is still proceeding. It is re
ported Secococru has declared him
self openly hostile and besieged two for
in Transvaal. This most serious news hs
just reached here. Secorocru is a powerf,
chief with whom Yransvaal was at wa
prior to its annexation. His interventio
would spread war to the whole new quartz
and very possible cause complications wit
the EULER King of whom he is a pendator
and who is still able to place a we'll arme
and organized force of several thousand
the field.
LONDON, April S.-A dispatch from CAY
Town confirms the report of severe fighting
The British troops in one action were force
to retreat before an overwhelming fore
Secocoerius followers have killed some Eur
peans. Assistance is required.
THE RUSSIAN PRESS.
LONDON, April 8.-Noticing the Londo
Posts declaration of Saturday that the Bri
ish government would back up its circul.
but was willing to consider the views of v
enese statesmen, the Journal de st. Peter
burg says: "Russia can TRANQUILITY regard IL
waverings of this nervous policy while he
self maintaining her position unmoved
The st. Petersburg Gazette Journal, pu
lished in the Russian language, has receive
warning on account of an article inciti,
war.
NO sCLAy STATE
PARIS, April IA correspondent at Pes
has rad an interview with M. Tisza, premi
of the Hungarian ministry, who said Aust1
Hungary would go to war if necessary
prevent the establishment of Sclav Sta
on her southern frontier.
GORrsCHAKOFF TO STEP DOWN.
LONDON, April 8.-A dispatch from Pa,
says a rumor is current in st. Petersbu1
that Prince Gortschakoff may resign in few
of Count Schouvaleff, with view to resto
confidence between Russia and Europe.
CoNsrANr1NopLE, April SIT is announc
that Vefk Pasha's indisposition has incres
ed and consultation of physicians has be
held. 1t is stated that Vefik considers in {
event of an Anglo Russian war that {