The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-07-01
PREPARIN0 FOR War.

AAA1AAAN0 1V0 WAX.
VIENNA, June 2s.-War-like prsparations
| arc proceeding here. There IL much ,etivitv
At We arsenal The porte has teleersphod to
the 'nthorltle" on the Greek frontier provinces
Tor an exact report of the Albsnians under
Arms. condition of the country and it, re-
Sources.
WHAT WILL FRANCE DO?
BERLIN, June 28.-kuch notice has been
taken of an article in the Paris Temps affecting
to discard all responsibility on the part Of
France in the event of Turkey refusing to
obey the voice of Europe. 1t points to England
as the ultimate executor OF the will OF powers
as havlng excited them to express it in confer
ence.
RAILWAY AND CABLE sCHIME.
PARIS. June 28.-The budget committee
from Senegal to Niger, Western Africa, and =
cable from llede Saint to Cape Verde.
RETURNED coNxuN1s1s
Six thousand communist, transported in 1871
have returned. Those free from criminal ante
ly zoo remain in New Caledonia such of
them - had seriously incurred forfeiture of
their political rights will still be under disa-
bilities. Scarcely 200 viii be able to aspire to
seats in the chamber on local bodies, and only
twenty of these are actually notorious, inolud-
ing Rochefort, Felix Pistt, Jules Vallez, BIanoui
and Trinquet.
TROUBLE IN ALBANIA.
CoSsTASr1SoPIE, juno 2S-The eravest ap-
preaensions are said to be entertained 1t the
British embaasy relstive to the turn of affairs
in Albania.
OPPOSED 10 PARSE1L's BILL.
LONDON. June 2a.-Fonter, chief secretary
for Ireland, informed Parnell he must oppose
bis relief bill granting 420O. 900. 1t would do
more harm than gsod.
Edwards l. Tksrris, tea brokers', failed. Lin.
bilities 10000.
The latest despatch from Buenos Ayres IN
nounce@ the city surrounded by tho national
troops, the 10th inst., and summoned the citv
to capitulate within twenty-four hours.
THE CHURCH BILL PASSED.
BERLIN, June 2S-The lower house of tho
Prusian diet to-day rejected clause four of tho
charch bill on its third reading. motion of
Herr Ranch Haupt, proposing substitution for
clause one. WAS rejected, l9S to 1877. Clause
three was adopted without amendment. A.
ter amending the remaining clauses of the bill
it was passed, 206 to 2O2.
GREEK BOUNDARY.
BERLIN, June 2S.-The conference unani-
mously approved the final draft of the docu-
ment prepared by Count De St Vellaier EN-.
bodylng its definite decision. The new Creek
frontier commences OH the east at the mouth of
Monroloagoo and passes thence over the
higheat peaks of the Olympus and Plndus
ranges. At Kahla0ahi it strikes river Kolomas,
the course of which it follows to its mouth.
Turkey retains the 8eagorrie district. The
conference afterwards disposed of the question
of ensu1ing freedom of worship in tho oeded
territory. The settlement of claims Of Mus
sulman landowueEs who may prefer emigration
to Greek rule and the amount of the Turkish
debt was disposed Of.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VIENNA, June 28.-The powers have consent
ed to the establishment of religious freedom in
Morocco.
LONDON, June 2S.-The master cotton spin
ners of Aosely have refused An advance of
S per cent. in wages and the spinners and wesy-
ers struck. Eight thoussnd persons are out of
employment.
PARIS, June 28.-Members Of the bar OF
Bezicrs. Tournoon, Rennes. Lemans and other
towns. have pronounced against the religious
DEGREES.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Juue 28.-The Gazette an
nounces that the visit of the Chinese embaas-
ador to France il again poatponed. It 10 be-
lieved negotiations are thus postponed by
China to gain time for var preparations.