The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-06-27

A Vienna correspondent telegraphed
to London, en- the 18th, that Russia had re-
Gently taken very overbearing turn toward
Austria. 1t was stated that the Russians i'm
Roumania had received orders to be in readi
ness for hostilities.
1t was reported, on the 18th, that the
Russian Army Corps had commenced advanc-
ing on Pilesti, in Roumania, and had already
reached Titu and Gancste. 1t had entered
some villages occupied by Roumanian troops,
and the Roumanian Government, fearing
bloodshed, had ordered the troops to retire
in the direction of Pilesti and Tirgovesti. The
Government would ask an explanation of
Russia, and if the answer should be unsatis
factory, would address a solemn protest to the
Powers.
A Constantinople telegram of the
10th asserts that the Turkish delegates had
been instructed to withdraw from the Congress
and declare that Turkey preferred to execute
the provisions of the Treaty of San Stefano,
if the Congress decided to grant autonomy to
Epirus, Thessaly, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A Berlin dispatch of the 10th says
Count Andrassy, the Austrian representative,
had declared that Austria had modified 1OO,-
600 men to enforce the decisions of the Con-
gress.
An uneventful session of the Euro
pean Congress was held on the 18th, Prince
Bismarck presiding. A Berlin telegram of
that date says that all differences would be SET
tied at private conferences of the diplomatists,
leaving only the ratification to the Congress.
The question of the admission of Greece was
discussed, but no decision reached.
GENERAL.
The Emperor William, on tine 18th,
celebrated the forty-ninth anniversary of his
marriage. He was rapidly recovering from
the effects of his wounds at the hands of the
assassin Modelling. The latter had so far Inn
proved from his self-inficted injuries that 1t
was thought he would entirely recover.
Prince Frederick William, replying
to an address of tho Municipality Of Berlin,
on the 18th, declared that his faith in the 10y
atty of an overwhelming majority of the Ma
ton was mistaken.
The Ohio Republican State Conven-
ti"n met, at Cincinnati, on the 18th. Judge
William White was nominated for Judge of
the Supreme Court, and Milton Barnes for
Secretary of State-bOth by reclamation
George Paul, for Commissioner of the Board
of Public Works. The platform adopted re-
affirms the principles Of the Republican party
opposes the further agitation, at this time, Of
the financial question, Is injurious to business
and devoid of other than evil re-
suits; extends cordial greeting to such
citizens of the South rs adhere, in good
faith, to the terms on which the Issues of the
war were settled; favors tariff for revenue
SO adjusted rs to secure incidental protection
to home industry; condemns the Investigation
recently inaugurated by the lower house OF
Congress Is revolutionary movement, really
designed As an attack upon the Presidents
title, and calculated to Mexicanize the affair.
Of the country, to cause general distrust and
aggrsyate and prolong the distress Of the Ii.
boring and industrial classes; recognizes in
the administration OF President Hayes the
highest integrity and patriotism, the most sin
cerc efforts to promote political purity and