Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-23
OVER THE SEA.
ALL ABOUT THE QUESTIONS THAT
BOTHER EUROPEANS.
Yankee Ingenuity Complimented BY the
London "Times '-0ueen Christina Dead
The Resistance to the Austrians in
Bosnia----Batoum to be Evacuated at
Once---The Monetary Conference, Etc.


The Resistance to the Austrians in
Bosnia----Batoum to be Evacuated at
Once---The Monetary Conference, Etc.
YANKEE NOTIONS AT THE EXPOSITION.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-The Times prints two
columns of description of the mechanical dis
play of the United States at the Paris exhibi-
ton. In an editorial article commenting there
on the Times says: The pre-eminence of the
mechanical genius of citizens of the United
States may be admitted and is illustrated not
for the first time in the exhibition in Paris.
The Times without pretending to exhaust the
whole secret of the phenomena of inventive
genius across the Atlantic finds reason therefor
In the greater efficiency of the labor there and
the increased cost and difficulty of hiring it.
The condition of the Union as an economic
society drives its inhabitants toward invention
and there as elsewhere necessity may be said
to be the mother of wit.
THE AUSTRIANS ENTHUSED.
VIENNA, Aug. 22.-News of the brilliant sue
at Serejevo has excited enthusiasm here
but efforts to stihe the Instruction speedily
and completely will not be relaxed. Gen.
PhilllpOvitch has been promoted and received
the grand cross of the order of Leopold. The
insurgents taken in Bosnia will be sent to the
fortresses of Resienstadt, K9niggratz and
Comorn.
QUEEN CHRISTINA DEAD.
HAvRE, Aug. 22.-Queen Christina died last
night at Saint Andresse, near this city.
PROBABLY FALSE.
VIENNA Aug 22.-Count Andrassy does not
credit the report that the Porte connived at re-
sistaace of Bosnians, and Austria contemplates
no Impeachment with Servia or Montenegro.
CoUNTERMANDED.
BRUSSELS, Aug. 22.-Le NOrd states that the
Russian expedition to Central Asia has been
definitely and completely countermanded.
GOING HOME.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 22.-Five steamers
have left San Stefano for Odessa with Russian
troops returning home.
COMMUNISTS PARDoNED.
PARIS, Aug. 22.-President Mcmahon has
pardoned or committed the sentences of eighty
communists.
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
In the international monetary conference to-
day Walker, of the American delegation made
a long speech, pointing out the serious conse-
quences of demonetizing silver. Hor-
ton also addressed the conference.
He repealed the accusation that the United
States come to the congress with antiquated
theories, which were only supported by ma
lions having u forced paper currency. He said
the point to be ascertained also his pur-
pose. He considered it advantageous to con-
cert together upon the condition of their silver
currency. The question then
raised whether the conference should again ad
journ. Gov. Fenton declared there had never
been more important question than thai
under discussion. The American delegates hac
cal tIa,, f>l II vb.,, AZ :
would be greatly to be regretted if this were
not DONE The American delegates had still
many things to say. The conference adjourned
one week.
Leon Say announced that Germany had de
clined, with thanks. the invitation to partici
pate in the congress. Mr.. Walker argued tina
the gold standard was condemned
by the experience of the last few
years. The conference of 1866 committed
great mistake in proclaiming crusade agains
| silver for the sake of international coinage
Only two three countries were able to main
tain sufficient gold circulation. The other:
| would be driven to circulation in which sill
value. The Swedish and Swiss representative
disputed Walkers argument.
| ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
| ST.. PETERSBURG. Aug. 22.-Fifteen person
have been arrested at Kassnojesolo, suspecte
|
| low, chief of the Emperor's private police.
AIDING THE RESURRECTION.
| VIENNA Aug. 22-It is stated from Seraev
that proof has been discovered of Serva'
completely in the Bosnia instruction. Nor
tenegro is accused of a like violation of intel
national obligations. The loss to Bosnia
Seraevo is estimated at 1,000 The number c
Austrians killed is said to be comparativel
small, but many were severely wounded.
| BAToUM.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-A Berlin dispatch says
note from the Porte was received to-day agre
ing to surrender Batoum, but positively refu
| ing to enter into any discussion with Greece.
sERvIA's INDEPENDENCE.
BELGRADE, Aug. ga great festival HI
been held to-day celebrating the independent
of Servia.
PARIS. Aug. 22.-Count De st. Waller, at
banquet in Laon, said the principal aim of h
mission to Berlin was to assure the securi
of France by dispelling distrust and establis
ing good relations between France and CT
many. In this he had been so far SUGGEST,
THE CLAIMS OF GREECE.
ATHENS Aug. 22.-The minister of forei
( affairs has returned with assurances that t
l
: against Turkey.
{ THE RHoDoPE RESURRECTION.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 22.--As the Rhode
insurgents ignored the summons to evacu
s their positions, the Russians attacked Kar,
f ussalar and Akbunar, but the insurgents ma
tanned their positions.
RETRENCHMENT.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-The secretary of state
the foreign department, at banquet in Liv
pool, after hopeful forecast of the situati,
said the great duty of the government is n
to retrench.
n THE PEACEMAKER SNUBBED.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-The executive commit
, Of the home rule confederation unanimou
;. | refused to rescind the resolutions condemn
10 DR.. Butt and the majority of the home I
:. members of parliament for their concillat
y | policy towards the government. O'Donn
=. who proposed that the resolution be rescinC
: did not find member to second his pre-
9 sition, and was himself censured.
- Road Agents.
DEADwooD, Aug. 22.-About 2 O clock
ns morning the North bound stage from Cheye
IN was stopped between Cheyenne river
= lightning creek, ninety miles south of d.
~ wood, by three road agents, who, after C
polling the passengers to throw up their hal
~ went through their pockets, obtaining
- watches and small amount of money. A
securing what the passengers had they
=. open all the United States mail sacks and
:; propriated all the registered letters, leaving
~ balance of the mail strewn over the ground
Hooley's Theatre.
m CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-The question of the n
Dis agement of Hooley's theatre was decided to
Il. by Simon Quinlin selling out his entire q
rst to R. M. Hooley for S12,500, this sum to
paid in installments out of the receipts.
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