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

wAREfKE LOOK.
LONDON, July TT is said the troop |
ships Himalaya and Scraps, and other
powerful Transports, have been dispatched to
Malta, because the conclusion of the congress !
may probably render the rapid movement of |
Indian troops to Turkish territory neces-
sary.
The Spanish government has signed a
contract with group of Paris fnanciers |
for an aasaCs e twenty hnlion francs for
Payment is guaranteed by portion of the
Cuban custom receipts.
B1sMARoK's TALK.
LONDON, July 4.-The following are addi-
tional points of Prince Bismarck's converse
ton with a correspondent of the Times:
The prince said he saw England would go to
war on the question of Bulgaria, and there
fore, when, June q, the negotiations between
England and Russia broke down, he fastened
to the usual plenipotentiaries and caused
them to renew their negotiations. Bismarck
come to on the question of the
frontiers of Roumelia, etc. He
did not believe any serious
difficulty could arise relative to Greece. The
Greeks were doubtless an interesting people.
If it was question of choosing between
Greeks and Turks, he should prefer the
Greeks, as more civilized, but the Turks,
although they would readily yield to Austria,
who is great and formidable, would defend
themselves with all their might against the
Greeks. 1t was as if Germany, under the
first French empire, had been required to
| yield to a small secondary state because she
had been compelled to submit to the mighty
power of Napoleon. Bismarck add
ed that for his part he would certainly
accept the concessions which were obtain
able for Greece, but he anticipated no Sc
rious struggle in relation to Batoum. Bis
marck said the fact must not be forgotten
that the Russians had two bonds concerning
it, one from Turkey and the other from
England. The car had also spoken out on
the subject. He (Bismarck) should certainly
be delighted to hear of Russia concessions,
but he hoped the question would be discuss
ed outside of the congress and laid before
it entirely solved. 1t had always been as
serted, even before England entered into the
agreement, that she would never go to wal
for Batoum. He trusted she would not dc
SO more readily now. He did not think
Russia would be obliged to besiege Batoum
probably content herself with blockading it
DEAD.
ROME, July 4.-The bishop of Alife
Italian senator and we'll known patriot, is
dead.
LEO AND BILLY.
1t appears that the pope, after first max
ing friendly overtures to the Emperor o
Germany, has, by the advice of the ecclesias
tics surrounding him, determined to adher
+ to the policy of Plus TX. The Coiogn
. Gazette takes the opposite view, and quote
/ in support thereof the assertion of the Wen
4 ma semi-official correspondence that th
papal nuncio to the court of Bavaria ha
been instructed to open negotiations with til
Berlin government.
sEDIT1oN.
LONDON, July 4.-Berlin kilograms call a
l. tention to the endless prosecution for tre
l. sonable utterances and seditious crime
d Though hundreds have been punished fl
8 publicly regretting the failure of the attem
l. gainst the emperor's life, there is no cess
. ton of similar offenses.
- THE RADCLIFFE INSURGENTS.
il LONDON, July 4.-Lord Salisbury has j
h formed Mr.. Layard that the car has i
y structed the Russian military authorities n
to impede the return of the Radolphe inst
y gents to their homes, and to abstain from
~ repressiye measures.
:; SECRET coNcLAvEs.
LONDON, July IA Bucharest CORE
pondent telegraphs that the Roumani
cabinet and prominent government office
are still holding secret meetings to det'
+ mine upon action relative to the decisio
of the congress. The demand for the ema
cipation of the Jews excites more indig1
,tt ton than even the retrocesslon of b
-, sarabia. The Austrians have arranged
= enter Turkish provinces at two points sim
a0 taneously, advancing slowly, SO as to 6
OF the Turks time to retire.
IL THE AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION.
e. RoME, July 4.-Opposition journals co
tes plain that Count Corti has not seized the
Try portunity to demand the ratification of
,ee Austrian frontier to include Trentine
- compensation for the Austrian occupation
"a Bosnia and Herzegovina. Berlin corr
pondent says large and influential party
Italy support this view. The same corr
pondent reports that some sagacious p
ticians believe Prince Bismarck's advoc
'os of Austrian occupation is part of vast
aso litical programme, according to wh
me Austria is to become the great Sclavo
mo- power and leave her German provinces
the Germany.
~, THE CONGRESS YESTERDAY.
the BERLIN, July 4.-The congress set til
aas hours to-day, chiefly occupied, it is unt
ans stood, with questions of the Danube and
demnity. The chief points in regard to
former were arranged by providing for
navigation instead of neutrality of
the Danube, thus throwing it open to CONNIE
Jay, of all nations. It appears that neither
ton toum nor the Greek questions were toucl
nv Fears are expressed that difficulties conct
ing the former may cause prolongatlon
the congress.
BELLIGERENT TALK.
;tor LONDON, July Russian papers comm
angrily on the reports that England int
W. to oppose the cession of Batoum. The
Petersburg Gogos and others contend
in the event of such a course Russia o,
lly ?ed to retire from the congress. It is said
!, Of congress has decided to elect a primo
E is Bulgaria itself. It is stated that steps
mil be taken to obtain direct from Const,
nople guarantees that the Porte will not
pudiate the action of its plenipotentia
The North German Gazette reports that
ap- difficulties have arisen between Austria
aent Montenegro. Count Andrassy, it seem
with resolved that Montenegro shall not r,