Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-09
AUsTRIA's BAD BARGAIN.

ing of the Austrian occupation of the Turkish
provinces says the respectable portion of the
Inhabitants everywhere have welcomed the
Austrians, and only the lower classes and some
disbanded troops have joined the instruction.
In view of the insurrectionary movement and
the agitation in Servia and Montenegro, the
Austrian government intends further mobili-
zatl0n OF forces, to have In reserve addition
al army corps ready for active service. Great
annoyance is felt In official quarters at the
fortunate Mag laj affair, the Austrian losses be-
ing considered due to manifest carelessness.
THE FRENCH COMMERCIAL TREATY.
PARIS, Aug. S.-The project for commercial
treaty which the Francc-American conference
referred to committee last nj ,ht is embraced
in a memorial to the United States Congress
and French Chambers, but it is expressly stat
ed this project Is simply offered as basis for
discussion. The project provides that either
country shall give to the other the
mercal advantages given the most favored
nation; prescrlbes the condition of assessment
of nd valo1pm duties at the shipping point;
provides for revision of the American tariff
French products; stipulates ii either nation
imposes domestic duty upon its own produc.
ton the same duty may be i'm posed on that of
the other party to the treaty; guarantees re-
Clprocal rights to citizens of the respective
countries in the ownership of commercial
mart, emblems and stamps. The treaty is to
last ten years.
THE HUNGARIAN ELECTIONS.
VIENNA, Aug. S.-The results of the Hunga-
rian election are known in 1874 election dis
tricts and show that 1l6 liberals are supporters
of the government; 81 of the united opposition
and II of the extreme left have been elected.
Herr Tisza. chief of the Hungarian ministry,
will probably be returned from some constitu-
ency, though ond ballot is necessary. 1t
is thought his defeat by the radicals of Del
ereezen will have the effect of making him adj
a..
liberal party.
A sEMr-RoyA1, MARRIAGE.
PARIS Aun. 8.-rbe CO1StitutjonoI a Roma
partist organ. announces that a MARRIAGE has
been arranged between Prince I.onis Nanoleon
son of Emperor Napoleon III. and tbe Princess
Thvro third dnnghtar nr Christian TX 1.-Two ,f
Denmark The date IF the MARRIAGE ia not
fxed The CynstitufiouI adds. If is stated
this marriage will be made the occasion of u
beneficial revision OF the treaty or Prague.
VIZ rlinoeSS ihJl" 10 si''ol VI 'ie irluceSs oi
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O. =, =. ooo
hAdUsA, Aug. o.-oulieman Pasha with lo,UOO
Asatic troops is shut up in Trebinge. He will
not allow the insurgents tn enter the tnv.n
fn;,,, , ,,oo.oo.o sc +h ,th;t; Ee.o
bnnd.sd pasr,ia,, rea,Iar trnnns harn dasartad
from Trebinge and Joined the insurgents at
Durbrows.
FINANCIAL NOTES.
LONDON, Aug. S.-Ihe specie in the Bank OF
Ehslaho mas decreased tloV,o"o during tue
past week. Inc amount OIL bullion wi'hofi"h
IRON the oanN Oh Dtitnce To-day Is tloo,Ooo.
l'aana ooI nn1 80, ''I H. ase
week.
RUSSIANS CONCENTRATING.
roxnou AM, : Two euss;on orr,v oorns
ore concentratino hetween Kostendi;o md
sonh;a.
GERMANY AND THE POPE.
1t is stated that Bismarck, in his negotia-
lions with the nuncio, expressly insisted upon
the maintenance of the German ecclesiastical
laws, but agreed that their Interpretation
should be subject to an understanding with
heVatlcan.
DISSATISFIED, BUT WILL SUBMIT
ST. PETERSBURG Aug S--The Official Hes
,l,,,,, +o d,, dyo,ls ,,oo,, tho srp,1ness of tho
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maternal advantages "n'en n''se '0'i"e' W
Russia Ia disregard by the Berlin congress OF
the consideration OF race IN liking the iron
tiers; IL says: Inc task OF russia is now :. 10
see that the conclusions reached are carried in
to execution to the smallest point, and that II
the Porte does not observe strictly the condi.
lions or the treaty 1t signs It's own sentence.
roRnrcv SECRETARY AID INTERIM
Dr.. r,o,,,a;I,,, ,nl sa,,.tor 1,;or, or ~,
pointed 10 the administration OF the loielsh
office during the temporary absence of
EortschakoI'
APRosPEcrlvE STRIKE.
bosDoS' aug 0'-Aeoi'ahioS ~ 'ne snil
yaioS Oh VIE oly"o ioA"s0 eA'heA "n LII e''o W
the hours OF 1apof OF AZ pef eeh'' 'eoa''Aoi
OF wages 'he oA'efha'l'e oA enipioyes'
fAFAh oHoi>fsi ANh VI siAAf
RoME Aug. S.-l5 Is stated tnat Cafo1na
neacoD Iorenzo Niuo has been appointed Papa
secretary of state.
MOVEMENTS OF AUSTRIAN TROOPS.
VIENNA, Aug. S.--Folowing is the official an
nonncement of the movement of Austrian
+roo,s in the Turkish nroviuces. The Thil
+eenth army corps advanced in two column
against Waglai Aug. 5. One column cannon
AIDED the insurgents camp, "n me one osne
moved Oh ,heii htA GNU le et't ~ ST.
M engagement ensned which lasted half an hour
T1vn + ,t,s and n onantitv of munition wer
o,,,trrea hv the Anstrians. Manv iusureent
wara killed and wontded. and twenty wei
driven into t..e river and drowned. Darknes
PteVeh'co Pu'e".' Il S,". e.
deserted bv all excepting "a few Christians, an
the town was spared Twenty-Five hussar
missing altel .ne a1 W. ;ne au1.at
,a rat md to cnmn. Several Of the insn