Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-30
OVER THE SEA.
CLOSE OF TIE MONETARY CON
FERENCE.
Sentiment Overwhelmingly Against Fur
Their Demonetization--Bulga Fight
ing for the Privilege of Abusing jews
s1apary's Army in Critical Situation
Press Observation-Disclosures
Banquet. etc.
TIE Monetary CONFERENCE.

PARIS, Aug. 29.-GOv. Fenton In the final
speech on the monetary conference urged the
importance Of an international agreement for
the use of silver at a certain ratio with gold.
He pointed out that though occasional read
justment of the ratio or temporary limitation
of the minis might possibly be required those
details could be easily settled. Although the
United States was prepared and able to act
alone it felt that decentralization would IA
cilitate the use of silver.
The international monetary conference
adjourned sine die. The American
delegation urged some positive action, but only
obtained the declaration formulated in the re-
ply of the European delegates yesterday, A
correspondent summarizing the general result
OF the conference says: Inc existing cumpi
cations preclude the formation of monetary
union. The English negotiators pronounce the
consequences of German decentralization disas-
trous. Monometalism is advocated by only
three small States. The sentiment against fur
Their characterization is overwhelming. The in
f1uence of the conference is deemed important
for the future of silver.
The European delegates adopted resolutions
thanking the United States for bringing about
an exchange of opinion In important monetary
questions; also stating that in view of the
emergence of opinion which has been mani-
tested and the impossibility of even States
having the double standard making any en-
gagement in regard to the unlimited mintage
of silver, there is no ground for discussing the
question OF an international ratio.
Rusconi, of Italy, stated that the conference
had not decided that the ratio between gold and
silver was i'm possible, and. as under the French
law only slight fluctuations occurred, bime-
tallic treaty between France, England and the
United States might fix permanent ratio.
The Belgian and Swiss delegates held the
double standard impracticable.
Goschen. of England, considered universal
Il
he also considered an international ratio of value
between the two metals impossible.
LONDON, Aug. 30.--The Times Paris CORES
pendent says the American delegates
to have dispelled the idea that the Bland bill
waS designed to the prejudice of bondholders,
orfhat the conference originated in self-inter-
ested motives.
szAPARy's POSITION CRITICAL.
VIENNA, Aug. 29,-One division has been
sent Gen. Szpary without waiting the arrival
of reserves. His position is critical. Travel
and traffic by the southern railroad is suspend
ed to keep the road free for troops. An
drassy's project of convention is signed this
week.
A sanctuary FIGHT.
BERLIN, Aug. 29.-Russians and Bulgarians
had sanguinary fight at Jamboli because the
Russians attempted to stop the maltreatment
of the Jews Some Turks and many Russians
and Bulgarians were killed and wounded.
NoN-RELIaIous SCHOOLS.
The HAGUE, Aug. 29.-The new education
law adopted by the members and sanctioned by
the king excludes Bibles and religious teach
ing from the primary schools.
PRESS PILGRIMAGE.
ROME, Aug. 23.-Five hundred and forty
eight Catholic journalists throughout Europe
intend to take part in a press pilgrimage on the
anniversary of the Popes exaltation.
FRANco-AAIERIcAN BANQUET.
PARIS, Aug. 29.-The French committee on
the Franco-American treaty gave a banquet to
the American delegates tonight.
The health Of Minister Noyes was proposed.
Replying, Gov. Moves wished the delegates
success. They were not there to promote free
trade, but rather to promote that which will
contribute to the welfare and prosperity OF
| France and America. The discussion of the
proposed treaty would certainly greatly con-
| tribute to the friendship of the two countries
Ito become sisters in interest and general
welfare Pascal Dupre proposed 1.-THE power
| full and influential Americans present" Presi-
dent Fancher De Cartel teegraphed Hayes as
follows: "Ihe delegates at the conference for
| the Franco-American treaty fraternize and send
you their best compliments.
(signed) The FRENCH Con-.
THE ARNAUTS FIGHTING.
| BELGRADE, Aug. 29.--The Arnauts have made
fresh attack upon Serya, the Turkish line OF
demarkation near Vranja and were repulsed
They have seized Kurschumlie.
| CUBAN LOAN:
MADRID, Aug. ga colonial loan uf 1926 600,
600 is assured and will be issued by the Spanist
| bank of Havana.
| CHOLERA In SWEDEN.
LONDON Aug 3O.-Minister Layard has sen
the grand vizier another note earnestly urgin,
4 reforms in Asia Minor. Several cases Asiati
cholera have occurred in Sweden.
An Indian SEir,niSh