Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-07

same terms as the Thessalians. Tho vo,nn.
teers will retain their arms, and return I.
Greece on board the British man-of war or bv
lano. The native insurgents will retain their
arms and return to their homes
AUSTRIA DENIES.
CoSsrANTINoPLE, May 6.-The Austrian amha.-
sy denies that Austrian troops are conoentr.t;n,
on the bosnian frontier. 1t is declared that
austria Will not occupy Bosnia without the
consent of the Porte.
AoHAAMEDAN BUsHwHAcKEss.
BELGRADE, May 6.-The Germans have a.
tablished strong military post at Kustendit.
on the Mitroaetza and Salonica railway. Nins
thousand Mohammedan arnaut. posted in tina
mountains impede communication with old
Servia, by frequent raids they make and COM
init great atrocities in Servian villages. A foroe
will be Immediately sent against them.
NsURaENT SUCCESS.
LONDON, May IA Bucharest special reports
900 insurgent prisoners and 60 wounded Rus
sians arrived at the Danube from tho south of
the Balkans. Some of the Russians state tho
insurgents have had several successes. Twelve
hundred Russians left Parapan on Saturday
and recrossed the Danube. Supplies are be-
ing hurried south.
POINTS BEING NEGOTIATED.
A Vienna correspondent says the main points
now under negotiation are the limits of Bulea-
ria and proposed notifications in Asia Minor.
England objects to the extension of BULGARIA.
to the Aegean Sea, and France warmly supports
her. Russia proposes to make important con.
cessions to Austria, but Count Andrassy re-
phed he must defer any decision until the
meeting of Congress-
The famine in northwest Russia is increasinp
FRENCH ELECTIONS.
PARIS, May 6.-The supplemental election.
held yesterday for members of the Chamber of
Deputies, caused by invalidatons of previous
elections, resulted in the return of ak Repub-
licans and two Conservatives
CORRESPONDENTS aUEssEs.
LONDON, May IA St. Petersburg CORES
pendent has reason to believe questions of the
very highest Importance will be practically de-
cided in the course of next week. Meanwhile
the public desire for a peaceful solution il in
creasing.
Vienna correspondent says although 1t il
thought Count Schouvaloff's visit to St. Peters,
burg ID merely for short time, it is believed to
be In connection with important negotiations
Should he succeed In bringing about solution
he will likely be looked upon as having quail
he'd himself as the successor of Prince Gorts-
chakoff. 1t is believed the Car will avoid ap-
pointing Prince Gortschakoft's successor as
long as possible. A Pera correspondent has
reason to believe the Turks will raise series
OF fresh difficulties concerning the fortresses,
based on the Interpretation of the San Stefano
treaty.
GAZErTED TO B1sMARoK's PLACE.
BERLIN, May Count Won Bulow, secretary
of state for the foreign Office gazetted az the
official substitute for Prince Bismarck in the
department. of foreign affairs, Admiral Won
| Strosch In matters connected with the navy
and DR.. Stephen in the administration of posts
and telegraphs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VIENNA, May Ga st. Petersburg special
says Count Schouvaloff comes to st. Petersburg
in consequence of his own request to be per-
mitted to report, personally, respecting the
| pending negotiations.
LONDON, April Ga dispatch from Constan.
tinople says negotiations in regard to Schumln
| and Varna continue, but the Russians do moi
insist, at present, on the evacuation of Batoum
CATTARo, May Gan Austrian sentinel ha.
been shot by a Montenegrin.