Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-04
PEACE AT LAST.
IT SEEMS TO BE 4 SURE THING
The Terms of Peace and Armfstice-Great
Rejoicing In St. Petersburg.
Especial Telegram to DAILY GLOBE

Especial Telegram to DAILY GLOBE.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-The announcement that
Server Pasha has informed the Porte that
Grand Duke Nicholas has agreed to sign the
protocol of peace, is regarded as meaning
that Russia will accept all that is granted by
Turkey, but doesn't preclude herself from
obtaining other advantages during
final comment. It is not probable that any
furt1Ar active operations will be attempted
by the Russian armies, but it is feared that
neither Servia nor Greece will stop their
forces until the former acquire possession of
all Of old Servia, and Greece takes Thessaly
and Epirus.
To Western Associated Press.1
ADR1ANoPLE, Jan. 31.-The protocol of
peace accepted by the Porte and terms of
armistice have just been signed by the
Grand Duke Nicholas and Namyka Pasha.
An order suspending hostilities will be dis
patched forthwith to all corps and detach-
ments and also to the army in Assaman
The Turks will evacuate all Danubian fort
resses and Erzeroum.
CoNsTANr1NopLE, Feb 3,-The Porte has
received the following dispatc
from Server Pasha: Adrinople, 31st. The
peace preliminaries and armistice were sign
ed to day. There is great satisfaction here
at the settlement of peace preiminaries.
The following are the conditions, of the pro-
tocol.
LIST. the erection Of Bulgaria into princi-
pality.
I'd. war indemnity Of territory in COM
pensation.
Sd. independence of Roumania, Servia and
Montenegro, with increase of territory for
each.
4th. Reforms in Bosnia and Herzagovi-
mia.
9Th. An ultrie understanding between the
Sultan and the Gar regarding the Darden-
elles.
9th. Evacuation of the Danubean fortress
es and Erzeroum.
Hobart Pasha has received orders to hold
his fleet in readiness to sail. Mehmet Ali
Pasha has been ordered to command the
troops in Crete and Adassideo. Christian
has been appointed Governor of the island.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb. Thanksgiving
services are being held in the churches and
salvos of artillery fired in consequence of the
signing of the armistice. Flags are flying
all over the city and preparations are max
ing for brilliant illuminations tonight.
ACCEPTING THE SITUATION,
LONDON, Feb. 4.-It is officially announc-
ed that the Duke of Northumberland will
enter the cabinet to-day as Lord Privy Seal.
A Bucharest correspondent e.egraphs that
in consequence of the armistice the garrison al
Widdin has been ordered from Constantine
pie to surrender their arms, after which they
will be quartered in neighboring villages.
A Copenhagen dispatch states every pre-
paration is being made to close the sound
and approaches to Copenhagen with tor
pedos in twenty hours if necessary.
NOT HAPPY.
LONDON, Feb. A Peru correspondent
says it is reported that Austria is about te
present note refusing to sanction any con.
ditions of peace which would imperil the
existence of Turkey.
PEsTH, Feb. .s3.-Papers announce ar
Austrian army corps being modified and
concentrated at Versth. -
LONDON, Jan. IA special from Vienna
states that the Austrian ministry which re
Gently resigned, will resume office. The
emperor having expressed an earnest per
sonal desire that Hungary should make {
concession in the Austrian dispute, Austris
will not insist on the conference assembling
CONFERENCE At VIENNA.
PARIS, Feb. ga special from Vienna an
nounces all powers have accepted Coun
Andrassis' proposal for conference which
will meet in Vienna.
GREECE PEACEFUL.
ATHENS, Feb. 3.-The Minister of Foreigl
Affairs yesterday informed the Turkish min
lister that the Greeks had no intention of de
claring was against Turkey but only desired
to protect Greek subjects. The Turkish
minister replied he would refer the foreign
declaration to the Porte. Greece has sent
diplomatic note to the powers explaining tn,
reasons for his actions. An army is advarc
ing on Thessaly without encountering an,
resistance. The cabinet are resolved to carr
out their programme in spite of the signin
of the armistice.
| WHAT IT MEANS.
ATHENS, Feb. 2.-Ten thousand Gree
regulars, and many thousand volunteers ar
crossing the frontier for LAMA to-day i
three divisions. Commanders have order
not to attack Turkish troops, the object Q
entering Turkey being to prevent massacre
of Christians consequent on insurrectio1
| This determination has been communicate
to the Turkish minister, who don't seem t
consider it sufficient to warrant ruptu1
of diplomatic relations, as he is making n
preparations for departure.
SITTING BULL.
A Moving Bull that Makes Gen. Mile
Move Also.
/ CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Dispatches from Gel
Miles at Fort Keogh, Jan. 25, says the mai