Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-20
ACROSS THE WATER.

The Congress Likely to Continue for
weeks---Numerous Troublesome Prob
lens In the Way of q Settlement---But
the Great Fight as to Whether Russia
Shall Control European Affairs in Tur-
observation-disclosures Foreign News:
FOR WEEKS.
LONDON, June 19.-The congress is expected
to last many weeks. Bulgaria is the subject
for to-days session.
EUROPE OR RUSSIA.
The Times says it is characteristic of Prince
Bismarck that he brought the congress face to
face with the chief difficulty it has to over
come, for, however pregnant the Asiatic ques-
tion may be ~4th important consequences,
nothing compares in immediate Importance
and in the certainty of it's ultimate results
with the proposed reorganization of Bulgaria.
The question is simply whether Europe or Rus
STA shall exercise the preponderent influence in
deal hastily of rapidly with question SO inn
portant and SO complex. Its delays and fire.
quent ad journments, SO far from suggesting
an unfavorable issue only show that the con-
gress is real, not a merely formal assembly,
and that it will enter thoroughly into the
questions submitted to it. The truth is it
would be impossible to bring together body
of such powerful statesmen merely to ratify a
foregone conclusion. The balance of opinion
pronounced at the congress will be quite dis
tinct from the views of particular States.
Andrassy still insists that Russia's occupation
mite peace.
CONTRADICTION.
An authorized contradiction is given the re-
port that the Turkish plenipotentiaries had
been instructed to withdraw from the congress
b. ID 1,,% to
terms of the treaty Of San Stefano, if the
congress voted to grant autonomy to Epirus,
Thessaly, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
THEY MUST HAVE GOT WARM.
BERLIN June 19.-During an interview Sun
day between Bismarck and Gortschakoff, the
large Danish dog.of Bismarcks made furious
attack on Gortschakoff, who was rescued after
considerable trouble.
AFAMOUs LIBRARY FOR AMERICA.
BERLIN, June 19.-The Freiligraths library,
famous for it's old English books has been
bought by an American gentleman.
STRONGLY ANTAaoN1sT1c.
| BUCHAREST June 19.-The situation Of the
Russian and Roumanian armies is miniature
copy of that existing about Constantinople.
The Roumanian government is certainly not
! disposed to quarrel with Russia, but the feel
|
spective armies is so strongly antagonistic the
proximity of the two lines renders unfortunate
complications possible.
| COMPLICATIONS.
| LONDON, June ia Berlin dispatch says
the Turkish Bashi-Bazouks, who attacked thu
Montenegrins at Krainia, were Roman Catholic
| Albanians wishing for embodiment with Aus
| tria and adopting the forcible means of raiC
| to acquaint the congress of their desire The
annexation of this territory by Austria nigh
be the means Of compromising the Antivar
controversy. If Northern Albania were Aus
| trian Antivari might be coded to the Montene
grins without danger to the Vienna govern
ment. No doubt Italy objects to Austria pos
sessing Albania, but there is reason to believ
her objections are intended to usher in q de
mand for Trentiho, were Albania occupied b.
Austria. The mobilization of troops in tn
southwestern provinces of the Hapsburg mon
archy is being rapidly proceeded with Thi
time there can be no doubt Austria is prepar
ing in earnest
AMERICAN OARsMEN.
LONDON, June 19.-The Shoewaccaemette
arrived at Henley this forenoon, and afte
much difficulty secured private apartment
near the river. They are in good health, bu
complain Of want Of exercise. Only one mem
Der of the crew suffered from seasickness
Their appearance excited much interest an
curiosity. The Henley boatmen are very anx
GUS to see their famous first stroke. They too
their first pull this afternoon, and were watche
by a great number of persons. Geo. W. Lee
the American sculler, who also came out in tn
Alsatia to participate in the Henly regetts
launched his boat in Southampton harbol
Kelly, coach of the Columbia crew, arrive
, at Henley yesterday.
TRANSFERRED.
: CoNsrANT1NoPLE. June l9.-Prince Reuss
. German ambassador here, has been transferre
to Vienna and will proceed thither in fort
night.
REINFOROEMENTS.
The Russians are sending reinforcement
against the Rhodope insurgents, who seem t
) be making preparations to take the offensive