Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-20

Will De open 10 the pubic .lmme-
diately on the close Of the ceremo-
ny. Marshal MacMahon will hold
q grand reception at the Elysee on
opening day and also give dinner
In honor Of the Prince of Wales
and the Duke d'Aosta.
lie Journal DIES De6dts states
that in view of the decision of the
German Emperor, to exclude fro m
the German fine art section of the
exhibition all pictures recalling
the war of 1870, the French govern
ment has resolved to exclude
French pictures concentrating
that war.
Sill the Eastern Question,
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 19.-The
Porte has addressed q note to the
Grand Duke Nicholas explaining
the conditions of the promise made
by Turkey to evacuate Shumla,
Varna and Batoum. 1t says: A
great part of the garrisons of these
places have already been with
drawn. The treaty of peace does
not fix any definite period for the
CNaCuotioh anu thOICoNCl tho pOSl-
tons respectively occupied now
are conformable to the provisions
of the arnistice. The Porte prom.
ises in proportion as the new Bull.
garian territory is evacuated by
the Russians in accordance with
the treaty, that Turkey will sue.
cessively surrender one fortress
after another. 1t is rumored that
the Russians intend to stipulate for
a certain date for the evacuation of
Batoum, threatening otherwise to
occupy Kavik on the Bosphorus.
The arsenal of Tophahe has been
removed to Scutari. The people of
Turkey and the Turkish army ia.
vor England.
BUCHAREST, April 19th.-It is
said that Russia, in view of Rou-
mania's demands and the wishes of
Europe for the effectual neutraliza-
ton of the Danube, will abandon
her claim to REM and other points
on the Danube above st. Georges
canal, but will maintain her claims
for Ismail, Bolgrad and Cahoul
and insist upon the negotiation Of
convention for establishing de-
pots to facilitate the passage of
troops through Roumania.
At secret sitting of the Rou.
manian Chamber, M. Bratiano, ex-
planning the results of his mission
to Vienna, said, Roumania could
rely upon the support of Austria
and Germany only in SO far as the
Bessarabian question involved the
question of the freedom of the
Danube. Neither Germany nor
Austria believed that Russia in
tended to attack that freedom and
both would be satisfied with the
naturalization of the Danube and
certein guarantees. In view of this
state of affairs, M. Bratiano recon-
mended that Roumauia should
come to an arrangement with Rus
STA. The Russian representative
has also complained to Prince
Charles of the violent language
used by Coyalniciano, and pointed
out that 1t would be more advanta-
geous to appease the public mind
than to bring about consequences
for which Russia declined the re-
sponsibility. Both the Russian
and Roumanian armies continue to
concentrate at strategical points.
BELGRADE, April 19.-It is stated
that the Russians have agreed to
the annexation by Servia of the
district of Wronga. 1t is believed
that the question OF the possession
of Prot will be settled by plebis-
cite.
PARIS, April 19.-Le Journal DIES
De5ats declares its belief that Ger
man mediation really aims at the
establishment Of the triple alli-
ance and the isolation of England.
Strikers Riot ia Scotland.
| LONDON, April 19th.-A serious
riot occurred at st. Ammeron, near
Glasgow. Some miners on a strike
attacked the sheriff's officers who
were serving notices of ejectment.
Several houses were wrecked and
the telegraph lines destroyed.