Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-05
BEACONSFIELD'S BOAST.

1t Is That He Has Given independence TO
Europe-A Rather FIorid Speech De-
livered at Guild Hall on Saturday-Lord
saIisbury's Elaboration to Sink Parti-
sanship in Patriotism.
ssrRA1ToRs TO THE CONSTITUTION"
LONDON, Aug. 4.-During the ceremony at
Guild hall Saturday of presenting the free
dom of the city to Lords Beaconsfeld and
Salisbury, considerable sensation was created
by person who, at the appearance of the
plenipotentiaries, shouted, TRAITORS to the
constitution The disturber was immedi-
ately ejecred.
BEACoNsFIELD's SPEECH.
In his speech at the mansion house ban
Duet, Lord Bsaconsfield said he felt conf
dent her majesty's ministers had not only
maintained the interests of their own coun-
try, but had secured the independence of
Europe. He drew sanguine picture of the
prospect from the Anglo-Turkish conven-
tim. In support of the view that it was not
hopeless to expect reforms in the admins
tration of the Porte, he cited the
statement sent to the Emperor of Germany
by the American missionaries. setting forth
the liberation enjoyed by Christians, the
progress of education in the Ottoman domin-
ions, ETC., since the Crimean war. Lord
Beaconsfeld said the testimony was prefer
able to any official report. 1t was that of
men of the highest principles
and of sublime character who devoted their
lives to benefit their fellow creatures. His
lordship said that never within his expert.
ence have the relations of the powers been
so friendly. Russian statesman were con-
WINGED that restless, warlike spirit must
debase-perhaps, even ruln-that empire.
The arrangement of France he should re-
gard as one of the greatest misfortunes
which could happen to England.
LORD SALISBURY
also made speech indicating that the gov
eminent has resolved to fully avail Itself of
the right of interference in favor of good
government afforded by the Anglo-Turkish
convention. He urged upon the British
statesmen the sinking of all party differences
in support of such policy.
THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.
BERLIN, Aug. 4.-Complete returns from
| the German elections shows the following re-
suits as regards the great parties: Ninety
three Conservatives: 10 of the various
Liberal parties; So Ultramontanes Sixty
six second ballots will be necessary.
RESURRECTION IN HERZEGOVINA.
LONDON, Aug. IA Constantinople dis
patch gives detailed account of the insur-
rection in Herzegovina and the assassination
| of the Governor of Mastad.
FRENCH INTERFERENCE.
PARIS, Aug. IN. Fournnier has Informed
the Sultan that the refusal to grant terri
tory to Greece might cause complications tc
which France could not be
Indifferent, and the Sultan has promised tx
comply as far as possible. Negotiations arr
said to be in progress for the cession O
Rhodes and Scio to France.
GERMANY AND THE POPE.
BERLIN, Aug. At is stated in regard tx
nominations at Messenger that the Vatican
demands the repeal of the anti-Jesuit Law
and unlimited control Of clerica
patronage. It is not thought these demand
will be conceded. It is announced if al
agreement is reached by Bismarck and tn
agree to dissolve.
FENIAN RELEASED.
DUBLIN, Aug. 4.-Fenian Kelly, on accoun
of ill health, was liberated Saturday fror
Mount Jay prison.
AGITATION.
ROME, Aug. 4.-Unimportant Italia IRE
denta meetings have been held at Leghor1
Orsna and Yelletria.
LONDON, Aug. At is rumored serious
unpleasantness has arisen between the Italian
and Austrian consuls in Bosnia, in conse
quence of the suspected connivance of tn
former in the agitation against Austria.
PARLIAMENT.
| The London Standard announces
official form no dissolution of parliame1
this year.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
) BERLIN, Aug. At is reported the
3 Nobling attempted suicide Saturday with h
8 hair scissors.
. RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION.
3 CoNsrANT1NopLE, Aug. 4.-The Americs
minister has sent the gunboat Dispatch
, investigate the case of the American Lac
: who founded missionary school in The
saly, and who is said to be seri nsly m,
r Tested by the Greeks.
n The Weather.
= WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-Indications for t
o upper lake regions, upper Mississippi al
louar Misaonri valleys r,a1tlv c1onclv weatht