Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-15
WORDY WRANGLERS.
THE DuLY OccPATI0N OF NATIONS
ACROSS THE WATER.
A New Basis for Settlement Of Pending
Troubles-.-B Bismarck Credited With its
observation-disclosures Still PROTESTING
Questionable Report that the Port 10
Preparing for the Evacuation Of Con
Observation-Disclosures Troops In Asia
Moving to Romania.
POSSIBLE WAY OF SETTLEMENT.

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!. POSSIBLE WAY OF SETTLEMENT.
Rome, April IA Courier Ditch Ber-
lin special says: It is rumored Bismarck
believes congress possible, provided the
powers consent to rettocession Of Bessarabia,
the extension of Russia in Asia as far as
Erzeroum and pecuniary indemnity to Rus
| slams. If this basis is accepted Germany
would undertake to use her influence to per-
suade Russia to grant the congress full
power to modify the other territorial changes
proposed by the treaty at San Stefano.
GOOD IMPRESSION.
ST.. PETERSBURG, April 1.-THE Agence
Russo says the London Standards state
mont that Germany's efforts at mediation
have been well received in London, has pro-
duced a favorable impression.
WILL PROTEST.
BUCHAREST, April 1.-The Roumanian
government, after having repeatedly and
! vainly asked Russia to expel the influx of
troops, who take possession of public build
iugs and private dwellings, and treat Rou-
manians as enemies, has decided to protest
to the great powers.
MOVING TO sCuTARI.
CoNsrANT1NopLE, April 14.-The Porte is
removing valuable arms and munitions to
Scutari, and considering the question Of
| transferring the government there so as to
avoid being forced into an alliance By one Of
the belligerents occupying Constantinople
in the event of war.
RESIST OCCUPATION.
The Turkish commanders have been or
dered to resist any attempt to occupy Con-
stantinople. Achmet Pasha has been ap-
pointed commander of the feet, in place of
Hobart Pasha, who will take a furlough.
Russians from Erzeroum are marching to
Batoum, where it is believed they will en-
bark for Bessarabia.
DINING GRANT.
ROME, April 14:-AH the ministers vera
present at the dinner given by tho king to
Gen. Grant on Saturday:
f1aAFtNd:
CAPE Town, March 26.-There has been
continuous fighting In the Pierre Bush for a
week. Four British officers were killed.
The situation in Transival is very serious.
PRINCE OF BELGRADE.
LONDON; April 15.-A special from volo
sailed for SYRIA Sunday morning.
Constantinople dispatch asserts that the
Russians have invited all the towns of Bull
garia to send delegates to Philiipopolis for
the selection of prince,
INDEPENDENCE OF sERvfA.
Belgrade special says Prince Milan
expected to proclaim the independence of
Servia April 2lst.
1AHIIkE FEELtNs.
LONDON, April I5.-The Times st. Peters
burg correspondent, teiegraphing Sunday,
does not give such hopeful report of the
state of feeling in Russia. he says: The
efforts of Germany may perhaps lead to o
preliminary conference, as the British gov
eminent is now believed inoI5 'a7o+nble te
such proposal. Warlike excitement is es
pecially intense in Moscow.
oEnMANy's TASK.
| a Vienna correspondent says, according
to trustworthy private information, Che Ger
man government fully understands the diff
Guilty II it's tneaietory task. Il thinks til:
chances of success pretty evenly balanced
but, having once undertaken the task, i
seems to embrace it to the full extent, ani
the principal difficulty is to make some or
rangement to obviate the danger OF col
lision at oonstantinople.
| LOANS.
4 Berlin correspondent says Prince Biz
narck as mediator will he unsuccessful j
England persists in the present attitude.
/ II is said Russia IS looking out for loa,
in America.
It is understood negotiations are ais
opened in Germany and Holland. 1t is re
ported the new loan will amount to $50 600,
600 roubles, independent of 100000 OF
treasury bonds ID Be issaed Immediately.
Pua11Isr1o RoUMAELs.
Paris correspondent says the assertion
that Count Szichy ss negotiating for the oc
cupation of Cornea and Herzegovina is coz
: tradicted on good authority.
i rpeeial from Turin SEVERN report
/ 10000 Roumanian troops concentrated ther
Prince Charles is expected. The feeling
j the troops against Russia is very bitter.
r sERv1AN ALLIANCE.
The Times Belgrade special says Russ
is endeavoring to gain seryian alliance
: the event of fresh war. The Prime
9 Gen. Lescbjanin has gone to st. Petersbu1
4 to represent this state of affairs. War pre-
8 arations continue unrelentingly. A mini
terial crisis is probable.
r NOTIFICATION.
9 The daily 1elegraph's Berlin dispatt
}. states that the Prince OF Roumania has n
= tilted the emperors Of Germany and Austria
y ~ r. ID
q ted 10 usurp the government of Roumanl
II OCCUPATION AND D1sARM1NG.
is LONDON, April 15.-The Iegegraph's Vie
n ma correspondent says, work on the Turk
! defences is again stopped in consequence
~ Russian circumstances. The same corr
I'll pondent hears that Russia will ,
ae cupy Roumania and disarm
ar army as soon as an Anglo-Russ
y. war is inevitable. II Count Andrass
he views prevail, Austria viii resist such st
al A meeting Of cotton operatives at Blak
dy moor, although adopting determined rese
ed tons against reduction of wages, expires
ve1 a Willingness to submit the question to
9r- interested arbitration.
Ready to Redeem.
~ Especial Telegram to the Globe.
10 Crc1sxA11, April 1.-THE Third Natl
bank, next to the largest bank in this
tie viii advertise in the morning papers ths
sel and after to-day, it will redeem the not
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