Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-11
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TURKS. EVACUATE.
THE NEUrRA1 ZONE ESTABLISHED.
"iouin' hrzero"m and Other Strongholds
evacuated by the Turks--Excitemont In
England subsiding But War Preparations
Being Vigorously Prosecute.l--The Con-
ference.
Especial Telegram to THE GLOBE. I


Especial Telegram to THE GLOBE.
EXCITEMENT QUIErNG DOWN.
New YORK, Feb. 1O.-A London snacia,
says the excitement has quoted down very
much among the people generally, but the
conservative politicians and ultra war organs
are still endeavoring to keep up war feel
ing. Much fault is being foxnd with the
Car for pushing his troops SO near to Con-
stantinople.
HE Is ACCUSED OF DUPIICIrY
both with reference to the distance he has
moved his troops since the beginning of ne
gotiations and also in the character of the
agreement forced on the Turks There is a
steady increase of
ENGLISH WAR PREPARATIONS
both III the manufacture and shipping of
supplies to Malta. considerable amount
OF the six million pounds has already been
expended. Soldiers are coming forward on
every train and going to Portsmouth.
THE CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Feb. IA telegram from Wen
ma says the further reply from Russia to the
Austrian invitation to the conference, which
was expected to come by messenger Satur
day, has been received. It shows that it ia
the intention of Russians not to permit a
discussion of certain points in the prelimi-
nary conditions. In spite of these reserya-
tons it is considered certain in Austrian Of
fetal circles, that the conference will meet.
although the same confidence does not exist
as to satisfactory result.
TURKEZ AND MONTENEGRO.
PARIS, Feb. 10.-Advices from Ragusa
states the Porte objects to Montenegro es-
tablishing line of demarkation for armis-
tic on the basis of uti posedetis, and a renew
l of hostilities between Turkey and Mont
anegro is imminent.
ADRINOPLE THE PLACE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 1O.-The official
text of the armistice was drawn up in No
vember. Hence the mention of Odessa and
Sebastopol, but now the preliminaries having
been signed at Adrianople, the remainder Of
the negotiations will be conducted there.
COMPLETE UNDERSTANDING REACHED.
The latest official intelligence from Adri-
anople shows that complete understanding
has been arrived at between the Russian
headquarters and Turkish delegates.
| EXPORT OF GRAIN RESUMED.
The authorities of the Black Sea ports have
removed all restrictions on the export of
| grain and provisions.
GREEK RESURRECTION.
ATHENS, Feb. 1O.-The recall of troops
from Thessaly and Epirus, caused much
public indignation. The government con-
siders the situation still critical, and has or
dered arms and ammunition sufficient for
$4,000 men. The Mobile guard is to be
raised to Ia 900 men.
| SECRET ALLIANCE DENIALs.
LONDON, Feb. IA Constantinople dis
patch says: Rumors that the peace prelim-
inaries contain secret clauses relative to the
straits, the limits of Bulgaria and an alliance
between Russia and Turkey, are denied, al
though it is understood that the majority of
the Turkish ministry are favorable to an al
lance.
| EVACUATED BY THE TURKS.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Feb. 1O.-The Turkish
forces to-day evacuated Widdin, Rustchuck,
Silsitria, Belgradischek and Ergeroum and
have withdrawn from the Bujouk Chekweijeh
lines to line from Kripek Chekweieh to
Akbunar. The neutral zone is twelve miles
broad.
! NAVAL PAYMENTS.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Post positively de-
MES the rumor that the Marques of Harting-
ton has resigned the liberal leadership.
dispatch from Vienna says Austria if
disposed to leave fixing the duration OF
Russian occupation of Bulgaria to the con-
| 1e
been ordered to Bosphorus. Italian vessels
are also going there. number of Russian
: sailors haze gone overland to the sea of Mar
mora to man certain Turkish men-of wa,
which are about to be surrendered.
! sPECULATIGNR.
PERA, Feb. 1O.-In the event of rupture
of the armistice, the Turks Gould not re-
occupy the Constantinople lines, as the
: neutral zone would remain neutral till the
end Of the three days notice of resumption
of hostiities. Preparations are making t.
defend the interior lines.
A st. Petersburg correspondent tele
Taphed that notwithstanding Lord Derbyl
explanations of sending of the feet to Con
stantinople and the parliamentary vote O.
!: credit, produced a profound impression here
and thinks these acts breach of neutrality
justifying immediate war. The government
has not adopted this view, but is sincerel,
DESTROYS of avoiding further complication
3 It would be dangerous, however, to impos
!: on this conciliatory spirit with the genera
! public. A war with England would be YER
. popular in the small circles of those who in
fuence the foreign policy of Russia. Severa
f urge strong measurers. The moment
] critical. Even simple want of tact on til
i part of the British cabinet might have nc
: mentous consequences.
d A Vienna correspondent confirms the II
: port that the British action has produce
d serious impression on both Berlin and S
f Petersburg. 1t is questioned whether II
d Porte by admitting foreign mem-of-wa
d does not give Russia a right to march Q
r Constantnodle. All may depend on whic
n power can telegraph the soonest to the se'
q of war. If the Russians, they map bring il
q fiuences to bear on the Porte to refuse tt
) passage of British feet.
Clothed with the Pallium.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 1O.-Most be
}. James Gibbony, who succeeded the Ia
3 James Roosevelt Bailey, in theArch EPlsc
20 palsee of Baltimore, was invested WITH u
Il palium at the Roman Catholic cathedrai