The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13
FOREIGN NEWS.


Constantinople, Feb s. CaratheodoIi and Ali
Pashas and Lcbanoff, Russian ambassador, this
evening signed the de6nitive treaty of peaces
The Russians will begin the evacuation of Turk
ish territory tomorrow and complete ii il 30 day
Podgoritza was surrendered yesterday to the Mon
tenegrins, who have evacuated Turkish loCali-
ties.
Flags are flying everywhere in honor Of the
signature of the treaty of peace. Montenegrins
occupied spuz and Velibrdo to-day un opposed
They have evacuated the Bojana district.
England has concluded a convention with Tur-
key for purchasing the State domains in Cyprus,
with the exception Of the Sultan's private estates
London, Feb 1O.-Malta has established quar-
antine against Tripoli because of the outbreak Of
sickness there amongst troops who recently arriv.
we'd from ConstantinOple.
Berlin, Feb. 1O.-It is officially ann ounced that
the Greek Government received report from the
Consul at Kavaloa on the Egean Sea, confirm
ing the rumors of the outbreak of the plague
there.
st. Petersburg, Feb TO- The Golos publishes
sensational letters stating that hundreds Of bod
les Of those who died from the plague in Astra'
chan in December are still unburied, and corpses
are strewn over eight versts Of the Enostajewsker
District.
Hamburg, Feb. 10.-The judgment Of the Mari
tine Board of Trade in the case of the sinking Of
the steamer Pomerania is The collision was due
to wrong movement on the part of the bark
Mael Ellian. The conduct of the captain and
crew of the Pomerania is worthy Of all praise.
Owing to depression in trade three of the largest
iute factories il England have stopped, and 9th
ers are expected to stop from like cause.
Delbecque, director of the mint at Bordeaux,
France, for embezzling 100000 francs, bullion,
lodged in the nint by the Rothschidt, has been
sentenced to six years imprisonmentto pay fine
of 125,O 900 francs.
Owing to lack of rain harvest prospects are
gloomy in India.
Pere Hyacinthe has opened his reformed Cath
olc church in Paris.
The steamer Celtic, after rather long voyage,
has arrived at Queenstown.
The boiler.makers of London have struck The
bolt.makers, pattern.makers, and hundred 9TH
or trades intend to follow.
A Liverpool dispatch says the number Of strik
ers of all classes there is estimated at so 900 TO co.
900. The sending Of deputatOn of laborers to
the steamship owners is regarded as hopeful
sign.
Paris, Feb 11.--President Grevy has signed
decree making appointments and changes affect
ing eighteen Generals and twelve Commanders of
Corps. General Fare has been appointed com
mandant at Lyons, Gen. Clinchant at Chalons,
and Gen. De Gallifet at Tours. Gen. Wolff replac
es Duke DAumale at Besanson. The LIE Temps
says Duke D Aum ale has been appointed Inspec.
tor General
Rome, Feb. 1.-THE President of the Board Of
Health, speaking to-day in the Chamber of Depu.
ties redicted that if the plague penetrated Europe
it would destroy third Of the population. The
government has ordered twenty days quarantine
against arrivals from Egypt.
Alexandria, Feb. 1l-vessels with foul bills of
health were refused. admission into Egyptian
ports.
London, Feb. 1.-THE Privy Council has order.
ed a careful inspection of bills of health and
crews and passengers Of vessels arriving from the
Black Sea-
st. Petersburg, Feb. 12-The epidemic has en-.
tirely disappeared from Astrakhan. No cases
have been reported for several days.
Madrid, Feb. PA letter from Tangier, Morocco,
says the Governor of Fee has taken refuge in q
sanctuory to escape the populace, who have risen
against him. The Sultan had stroke ofparalysis.
anarchy reigns throughout the empire,