Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-25
NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUES.

NEGOTIATIONS OONIlNUE6s
LONDON, April 25.-Despite some sensa-
tional announcements, such as that media.
ton has failed, and professedly private in
formation, that war is inevitable, the advices
received from all authentic sources, merely
show that negotiations continue.
DEMARCAT1oN.
LONDON. April 25.-A Vienna correspond
ent states that Germany has refused to
guarantee a line of demarcation in the event
of English and Russian withdrawal from be-
fore Constantinople.
DROWNED AT SEA.
CoNsrANr1NopLE, April 25.-In violent
gale on the Black Sea Turkish corvette has
been lost off Kelia, and ninety men drowned.
ABIsMARCK ILL.
BERLIN, April 24.-Princs Bismarck was
taken i'll to-day at Frieduchsruhe with cry
sipelas in the loin. His usual physician has
been summoned from Wiesbaden.
The preliminary inquiry against Bishop,
to obtain plans of fortresses, ETC., has been
concluded. The evidence obtained is suffi-
Gent for his indictment for treason. The
British government has declared that it will
not interfere in Bishops behalf.
RETAIN THEIR ARMS.
LONDON, April Pa dispatch from Con-
stantinople says 10000 irregulars in the dis
trict of Batoum refuse to lay down their
arms.
sERv1AN FRONTIER.
BELGRADE, April 24.-The Turkish, Rus
sian and Bulgarian commissioners have be-
gun to define the Servian frontier, and have
already decided to allot Wranja and Tru to
Servia.
VIENNA, April PA special to the Polit-
zeal Correspondence from Bucharest says
fears of Russian occupation are increasing.
It is rumored the Russians are endeavoring
to induce Prince Charles to change his cabi-
net in order to obtain conclusion of the
military convention permitting the passage
Of Russians. It is even asserted that the
Russian ultimatum to this effect has been
received.
LONDON, April M.-The Cologne Gazette
says: Prince Bismarck will return to Berlin
the 29th inst, when parliament assemblies.
A telegram from Constantinople says that
typhus is increasing among the Russians at
Adrianople and Rodosto. review of sixty
thousand Russian troops takes place Mon
day. These troops will be afterwards en-
camped between San Stefano and KAYAK.
STATEMENT WANTED.
ST. PETE RsBuRe, April 24.-The Golos,
commenting upon the proposal for the with
drawal of the British feet and Russian
troops from the vicinity of Constantinople.
says: We cannot see any indications of an
understanding. The negotiations only en-
able England to actively continue her prep.
erations for war. It is desirable therefore,
that means be speedily found in Berlin to
compel England to make her real intentions
heavily on Europe and Russia.
ROME, April 24.-The 1anfulza states
that Italy has notified England of her dispo-
sition to support the latter's demands con-
cerning laying the treaty before congress-
provided England states her views in regard
to the system to be introduced in Bulgaria.
Germany and Italy have both taken steps tc
induce England to make such statement OF
her views before continuing military meas.
| ures.
OPERATIVES TERMS.
LONDON, April PA mass meeting Of
cotton operatives was held at Blackburn this
afternoon, 10000 operatives being present
Resolutions were carried that operatives
should accept four days per week at 10 per
cent. reduction, five days and 5 per cent. re-
duction, and full wages on resuming full
time.
RETURNING COMPLIMENTS.
VENICE, April 24.-The mayor called OF
General Grant to-day, who expressed his sat
isfaction at visiting Venice, and warmly
thanked the mayor for the cordial expressions
addressed to him by the letter of the vene
| tians.
! @ AFFAIRs IN BULGARIA.
LONDON, April 24.-The situation in Bull
garia is regarded as very significant, ant
some papers believe it may accelerate tn,
course of negotiations. It is manifest tina
the Bulgarians are taking terrible reveng,
for the Turkish outrages of seventy-six, ant
the whole country may fall again into con
dition of anarchy, rapine and blood thirst,
reprisals. The Musulmans are goaded K
despair by the tyranny of their former vic
TINS. The country is full of refugees from
the scattered armies and disordered garri
sons of the Turks. These form the nucleus
of the instruction, and they are Joined b,
inhabitants of Mussulman villages, and carr,
on guerrilla warfare against the nativ,
4 Christians and Russian troops. Thus, though
peace is nominally established in the East
anarchy reigns in Bulgaria as it did befor
!, the war. The insurgents are not fightin,
for Turkey against Russia, but, as they say
only fighting for their own lives and honor
The Russian troops are the only organize,
force in Turkey, and the task Of repressio,
of disturbances fall on them.
Regarding this situation the Times sayf
"While Europeis negotiating about securin
: the blessings of peace aud freedom t
!, Eastern lands, Christians and Mussulmans i
Bulgaria are flying at each others throatt
: The whole country south of the Balkans
notwithstanding the presence of the Russia1
army, is in the condition which shooke
Europe and oonvulsed England two yea,
ago. Russia for the moment seems as pow
erless as Turkey was, and it is time Europ
should again attempt collectively what q
single power can do alone"
8 CHE KNorTY POINT.
LoNDoR, April "a. "a Though the princip
Of the withdrawal Of the Russians and En-,
lish from the vicinity Of Constantinople b,
. been accepted, the knotty point as to Il
d distance to which the forces shall retire CO.
: tinues to be discussed, and the difficulties
the way of such solution are 50 great th