Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-02
EUROPEAN EVENTS.
Trouble Brewing Between Turkey and
Greece--Wholesale Stealing by Russian
Officers--The Anti-Socialist Bill in the
German Reichstag.

Trouble Brewing Between Turkey and
Greece--Wholesale Stealing by Russian
Offcers--The Antf-Socialist Bill in the
German Reichstag.
BERLIN. Oct. 1.-The committee on the
Socialist bill have commenced the second read
ing of that measure. Count Won Gutenberg
misister of the interior, said the amendments
made on the first reading, appeared on the
whole acceptable, but the government wished
that some minor alterations should be- made
The members of the court of appeal must be
selected from the highest courts of Justice and
the emperor must have the unrestricted right
to appoint its president and vice president.
The limitation of the operation of the law to
period expiring on March 31st, 1881, was in
admissible. The term was too short. The gov
eminent preferred that definite limit should
be imposed. In consequence of the ministerial
speech the committee deferred discussion in
order to arrive at an understanding among
themselves.
DISHONEST RUSSIAN OFFICERS.
LONDON, Oct 1.-The Russian imperial com
mission appointed to investigate the alleged
frauds in the commissariat during the late war
have charged 500 officers of various grades, in
Guiding forty colonels, with frauds and misap-
plication of public money.
MINISTRY RESIGNED.
VIENNA Oct. 1.-The appointment of Count
Ladislas Hayes, present Austro-Hungarian en-
voy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary
at Washington, to be Austrian minister to
Roumania is officially announced.
Pesther Lloyd states that the whole Hungar-
ian ministry have resigned.
AUSTRIAN EMBARRASSMENT.
LONDON, Oct. Ia Vienna dispatch says:
The governments embarrassment is extreme.
The Hungarian ministry declare they cannot
provide the money required as Hungary's con-
tingent of the expenses of the Bosnian occupa-
tiou until the meeting of the delegations.
Count Andrassy desires to reduce expenses by
withdrawing great part of the army from
Bosnis, but the military party opposes this
measure, The situation is greatly strained
and its solution, which is expected during the
present week, may perhaps involve the resig-
nation of the Hungarian, Austrian and Imperial
ministers.
GREECE AND TURKEY.
CoNsTANT1NopLE, Oct. 1.-safuet Pasha, grand
vicar and minister of foreign affairs, has sent
circular to the powers calling attention to
the fact that the Greek government, on the au-
thority of reports from its consuls in Thessaly,
IN Epirus charges the Porte with stirring up
the fanaticism of the Albanians against Greece,
and providing them with arms. Safuet
Pasha declares these assertions calumnious,
and communicated to the cabinets by Greece
for the purpose of justifying her military prep
arations. which are really direct threat of
aggression against the Ottoman Empire. He
proceeds to make counter charges and says the
Porte IS daily oppressed by the Vaccinations of
Greece against Thessaly and Epirus to arouse
the peaceable population. Moreover he states
Greece is preparing to place in the field within
of $4,000. This fact, conformity with the large
orders for suppiee and the loan of 80 Zoo, 600,
leaves no doubt of the aggressive intentions of
Greece.