Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-22
CABLE NEWS.
Berlin Still Agitated About the Socialist
QuestiOn-POints Agreed Upon for
Confirmation by the Peace Con-
gress-LOndOn GOSH.
Russia Charged with Attempting to Get
a Firm Hold on Bulgaria Against
any Probable Adversari.S
Other News.

BERLIN, June 2l.-The agitation contin-
ues about the measures the government IA
vors for the repression of socialism, and the
newspapers are continually reporting arrests
of socialists, and the interruption of meet
iDgs. The Neic Press (socialist) asserts that
the examining magistrate of one of the Ber-
lin courts said recently that, so far as the in
vestigation had proceeded, there was not the
least reason to suppose that Nobling was
connected with the social democrats.
1t is hoped the emperor will shortly be able
to go to Walhelmehoe.
THE PEACE CONGRESS.
The plenipotentiaries of England, Russia,
and Austria this evening agreed to the fol-
lowing points, which will be submitted to the
congress tomorrow for ratification: The from
tier of northern Bulgaria is to be fixed at the
Balkans; the Turks are to have the right to
fortify the Balkan passes, and to gar
rison fortified places. Sofia is to
be included in Roumania, and Varna
in Bulgaria; the Turks are to retain
Burgas. The northern frontier of Montene-
gro and the boundaries of Servia are to be
restricted. Those countries to receive COM
pensation on the south. A telegram from
Constant1nople constrained the Russians to
thus settle these questions, but at the same
time the solution is equally due to the per-
sonal Intervention of Prince Bismarck
THE ANGLo-RUssIAN AGREEMENT.
LONDON, June 21.-The Standard says, In
in an official form, that the proposed meet
ing of conservatives opposed to the Anglo
Russian agreement will not be held, as 1t is
well understood that the government, in re-
Spouse to the strongly expressed opinion of
the country, will in future discountenance
any step in the direction of a separate agree
ment. Lord Salisbury denies that he for
mally signed his name to the agreement. He
states that he merely appended his initials to
1t previous to Its su omission to the cabinet.
The Post says, in semi official form, that
it Is probable the car will come to Berlin to
see Emperor William, whose health causes
much uneaslness, and also give the necessary
assent to any measures which may be ap-
proved by the Russian plenlpotentiaries, as
constant reference to st. Petersburg is ex-
tremely inconvenient. Prince Gortschakoff
is not what he used to be, either physically
or mentally.
A telegram from Belgrade says the cool
ness with which the plenipotentiaries have
received the propositions made
by Minister Ristics, the representative of
Servia IN Berlin, creates feeling of despond-
ency. The second and third classes of the
militia reserve have been called out for i'm
mediate service. 1t is believed that the con-
Il ued concentration of Austrian troops on
the Danube and Servian frontiers is the cause
of this measure.
RUSSIA GETTING FIRM HOLD ON BULGARIA.
The Russians are foriifying Rhodope, ev-
identity combining every means to gain firm
hold on Bulgaria, and preparing to hold it if
needed against all adversaries. The meet
ing of the congress rather increased than
abated their activity in that respect.
The conservative members of parliament
will consider the action to be taken by their
party in reference to the cabinets policy In
accepting the Schouvaloff- Salisbury memo
randnm, to winch the conservatives are gen.
orally hostile.