Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-26
RUSSIAN CRUISERS.

of the Sittinss.
RUSSIAN CRUISERS
LONDON. June Pa Berlin correspondent
hears on good authority that the Russians,
within the last few days, bought at Hamburg
three steamers belonging to the Hamburg
American line,
THEY MUST GIT.
A dispatch from Berlin states that
in Mondays sitting of the congress
it was decided that the Russians should with
draw from Roumelia in ak and from Bulgaria
in nine months. After their withdrawal mixed
Europeon troops will temporarily occupy the
province. Russia has ordered Montenegro and
Scrvia 60 arrange compromise with Austria
relative to their claims.
THE BULGARIAN QUESTION
may be regarded as solved. There only remain
some points of detail, which it is believed will
be settled in the sitting of Wednesday. At the
Tuesday sitting the French plenipotentaries,
who have been entrusted with remodeling the
amendments which England refused to
accept on Monday, reintroduced them in a
form acceptable to all parties. According to
right to occupy the line between Bulgaria and
ROumelia with whatever number eff troops it
may deem necessary. but the troops
must be exclusively regular, and must
in no case be cautioned among the inhabitants
in the interior. The maintenance of order in
Roumelia will be entrusted to corps of
proposal of the French plenipotlntiaries,
that the inhabitants of Bulgaria and
Roumelia shall enjoy complete civil and
religious liberty. 1t was decided on the pro
posal of England and Austria that no change be
made In the existing commercial relations
without consent of the powers. Russian occu-
patton is to last nine months, after which three
months will be allowed for the withdrawal of
troops. The opinion is gaining ground that
the labor or the chief plenipotentiaries can ho
concluded by the 10th of July. 1t is said the
Greeks have secured the support of France for
frontier line from Olympus to Avelona. AS
the Turks, however, will not cede Batoum, they
sion.
The NeDs Berlin dispatch says THE Tur-
kish delegatlona Tuesdays sitting of the con-
gress consented to the evacuation of Varna."
A Berlin dispatch reports that
France, Italy, and Germany warmly sup
port the Greek claims for the extension of ter
ritory.
A Vienna dispatch says Russia gave her con-
sent that the boundaries of Roumelia shall be
the Egian sea or approach Salonica, depend
ent on the cession of Varna and the rest of the
quadrilateral to Bulgaria. 1t seems this will
be ultimately conceded.
DIDN'T COME TO YIELD.
LONDON, June 25.-The Times Berlin CORES
pondent reports that Lord Beaconsfeld in con-
versation with Prince Bismarck who urged him
to make concessions, said: Il did not come
here to yield
SICK RUSSIANS.
LONDON, June 25.-The Russians have Sc, 426
sick in the Balkan peninsula, and of the re-
cruits raised in 1877, for the Armenian cam
paigd, q per cent. are dead.
DEAD.
George Book, distinguished by the Arctic
navigation, is dead.
CROP REPORTS.
The Mark Lane Espress says: Despite the
somewhat conflicting nature of agricultural adj
vices, the present situation of the crops is high
ly critical. Nothing but continuance of nor
NAL weather can prevent another addition to
the succession of unproductive, unremunera-
tive seasons. With the exception of France,
where the wheat planting is almost as much al
in this country, continental advices promise
fair average yield, but in eastern Russia
Thousands of acres of grain have been cut to
pieces by a succession Of unusually heavy hail
storms. Deliveries of English wheat a: the
principal provincial markets show decided fall
light, which tends to prove the depletion of
stocks in farmers hands. Depressed by heavy
present and prospective supplies, and flooded
with continued offers from America and Rus
STA, the foreign wheat trade has been reduced
almost to stagnation. Prices have recedcd fully
a shilling a week, with only the most limited
consumptive demand at that. The continental
demand for cargoes of wheat off coast has been
the most noteworthy feature.
CONVICTED.
BERLIN, June 25.-The Englishman, Bishop,
charged with bribing officials to obtain plans of
the fortresses in Germany, has been convic-
ted and sentenced to two years and a half i'm
prisonment.
THE SOCIALISTS.
The North German Gdzette announces that all
measures to be adopted against the Socialists
now undergoing preliminary examination
by the ministers of justice.
THE EMPEROR.
The Gazette remarks that Notwithstanding
the favorable progress already made, some
weeks must elapse before the emperor can be
removed to the country.
MERCEDES.
MADRID, June 25.-The condition Of Queen
Mercedes is still serious, but she passed quiet
night No fresh hemorrage has occurred. and
physicians have not lost all hope
THE CONGRESS-.
BERLIN, June 25.-At to-day's sitting of the
congress Prince Gortschakoff was not present.
but received reports every quarter of an hour
and sent written remarks to the Russian pien-
ipotentiaries.
Bismarcke will Immediately communicate
with the Greek plenipotentiary concerning his
participation in the congress-. Greece will be
admitted to represent the Greek element in
Bulgaria when the organization of Bulgaria is
discussed.
In private conversation the Turks strenuous
ly oppose granting autonomy TO Epirus,
especially as regards janina. The Greeks lay
particular stress on the Greek nationality of
| Janina. The Turks declare they will not evac-
| uate the fortresses until treaty of peace is
! ratified by all the powers.
VIENNA, June Pa dispatch from Bucharest
reports that the Roumanian government is ad-
v1sed from many sides, particularly from Italy
and France, to come to agreement with
Russia at any price. A Berlin dispatch states
that according to present arrangements. the
congress, provided Turkey does not raise diff
| culties, will have settled the main points by
the middle of July. The settlement of details
will then be left to conference of second
| plenipotentiaries, and the congress will meet
again in September to ratify their acts.
Land Sales.
| OMAHA, Neb., June 25.-The Pawnee reserva-
ton lands, two hundred and seyenty-eight
| thousand acres, will be sold at Central City,
Merrick county, this State July Is. The lands
are appraised at 90 80 Ger acre and upwards