Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-15


Powder Explosion In Paris = Austrian
Ministers Declare That Her Grievances
Will be Submitted to the Powers--Mis-
cellaneOus War Notes.
RoUMANIAN COMPLICATIONS.
LONDON, May 14.-Reports are current in
Vienna of fresh complications in Roumania.
1t is stated the Russian 18th army corps has
been pressed forward the past week SO as to
entirely isolate Bucharest from Little Walla-
cha where the Roumanian army is concen-
trated. The Russian diplomatic representative.
used every effort to prevent Prince Charles
going to the army, but the latters position
has been made intolerable by the military and
political control assumed by the Russians in
the capital and in the country. It is asserted
the Russians are urging the Roumanians to re-
fuse to pay taxes and to dethrone Prince
Charles, who they denounce as German and
Catholic, but the popular feeling is entirely in
sympathy with the Prince. The Roumanians
are looking anxiously to Austria, who doesn't
seem disposed, for the present at least, to 90
beyond concentration of troops and strengthen
ing of fortresses on the Transylvanian frontier.
THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
BERLIN, May l4.-Indignation and excite
ment over the attack on the Emperor has in
creased rather than subsidized, but except the
North German Gazette all newspapers counsel
GOODNESS and avoidance of rash measures of re-
prisal upon the social Democrats. In the Reich
stag Monday two socialists openly invited rebuke
by refusing to join in the loyal cheers which the
president of the chamber proposed, but no
attention was paid them. All attempts to
establish Hoedeps insanity, as well as his indie
pendence of social Democrats, have failed. His
crime is proved by numerous witnesses. The
trial will be mere formality. Efforts of the
police are directed to finding the threads of
general conspiracy, if such exists. One accom-
plice is suspected, and detective in Leipzig
is looking him up.
AUSTRIAN MINISTERIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
VIENNA, May 14.-In the Austrian reichsrath
to-day, Prince Auersperg president of the cab
met council, in reply to an Interpolation re-
speeding the alleged intention to occupy Bosnia
and Herzegovina, said the views of the govern
ment were unchanged, either regarding the end
or the means of the government. While striv-
ing to secure in Bosnia and Herzegovina a
state of things which would prevent the peri
odical recurrence of disturbances which injure
Austria, the ministry has never intended to
| withdraw the question from the consideration
Of the congress which may be convoked for
settlement of the Eastern question. They have
| never sought to solve this part Of the question
by CO operation with any single power. All
reports to the contrary are unfounded.
RUSSIAN REINFORCEMENTs.
goNsTANT1NoPLE, May l4.-Thirty-two battal-
| ions of Russian achievements have arrived
| at San Stefano. The arrangement concerning
| forces has failed in consequence Of the St.
| Petersburg government disappearing Gen.
Todleben's projected retreat to Adrianople.
| The position of Sadyk Pasha, president of the
Turkish cabinet council, is consequently re-
established
DISTURBANCES.
News from the Mussulman instruction state
that the disturbances are spreading and a large
number Of Albanians are participating.
The Greeks in New Bulgaria, who are also
| greatly dissatisfied, have just received a new
occasion for alarm, in the attempt of the Rus
sian authorities to enroll them under general
CONSUMPTION now being enforced throughout
Bulgaria.
BRITISH sPECULATIONs.
LONDON, May 14.-Constantinople advices
indicate that despite Gen. Todleben's effort
the Porte will not evacuate Varna
and Batoum. Shumla will probably
be surrendered, partly salts
faction to the Russians and partly because it
has ceased to be Of great Importance since tn.
Russians established themselves on it's line Of
communication with Varna. Moreover the
thirty battaions of regulars now in Shuml,
are believed to be more useful in CONSTANT
nople. Military critics assert that in case OF
war; if the British and Turks hold Varna ano
Batoum the Russians must withdraw from the
Thracian peninsula and from the Erzeroun
and Trebizond line, and that this accounts TO-
: G en-. Todleben's insistence, even at the risk o
prejudicing the negotiations between Londo1
and st. Petersburg. The construction
, general that the object of appointing Gen
Todleben commander-in-chief was that b
might rescue the army from the unsafe position
into which the political motive Of approaching
Constantinople placed it.
HART1NGToN's RESOLUTION.
LONDON May An the House of Common
F this afternoon Sir Stafford Northcote agreed t
: the discussion Monday next of Lord Harting
7 toms resolution, that the crown raise or kee
) no forces in time of peace save within India
without Parliament's sanction. Mr.. Fawcet
withdrew the notice he gave on the 9Th inst
that in going into committee of supply on tn
supplementary estimates, he would move
disapprove of the summoning of Indian troop
S to Malta without first communicating this ii
tention to Parliament.
DESTRUCTIVE EARTHQUAKE.
: HAVANA, May 4.-An earthquake at Guat'
: Venezuela, killed 600 persons. Heavy shocl
: were felt at Caracas. The heat at Lagurtra
3 intense, and the health of that city bad. tt
d direct loss to planters of between three an
, four millions.
: AssAssINATED.
= YOKOHAMA. May 14.-Okubo minister of Il
+ interior, has been assassinated. The murder
was arrested.
D. TERRIBLE POWDER EXPLOSION.
le PARIS, May IA terrible explosion has {
- Cured at the ammunition factory in the H
= Berenger. The building was completely sh;
" tered, and serious fire ensued in neighbori
~ houses. The number of victims by the c
$. plosion are unknown, but is believed to
ne considerable.
k LABOR RIOTS.
e, LONDON, May l6.-Serious rioting began
Blackburn yesterday evening. Thousands
- the lowest class of operatives inoludi
nd women, paraded the streets, making viole
ce demonstrations. The residence of Color
to jackson, chairman of the masters associate
e1 was burned to the ground. The same mob
al tempted to burn Jackson's mills. The re
'e, dence of Alderman Hornby was partia
ed wrecked, and the windows of all the mills
ne the town demolished. A strong 70
ne of infantry from Preston arriy
ST. and troop of cavalry is conf
en- The troops cleared the streets. Col. Jack.
ler and wife barely escaped in cab. Aldern
Horribly was struck by stones while remonst1
ing with the rioters.
HUNGARIAN PREMIER TALKING WAR.
ca PEsrH, May An chambers to-day Tis
Hungarian premier, stated during discuss
in on the vote Of sixty million forms, that
government only guarded the
8: terests of Austria-Hunpary for