Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-28
RUSSIA AND qREROE.

LONDON, jane 23.-Norious special dis
patches agree that Russia held out for tht
claims of Greece III the conference until the
eleventh hour, when she gave III.
dispatch from Pera says it is annOunc
cd that The minister of war has decided
to form camp of "a, 600 men at Adrianope
A dispatch from st. Petersburg says Rus
sia faVois naval demonstration of the pow
ers tY enforce tho decisions of the con-
| ference.
CONFLICT PROBABLE.
LONDON, June 29.-A correspondent at
Scuta,i has been informed by the chiefs of
the Albanian league that if the Montenegrins
attempt to occapy Dulciquo, 10000 men will
advaL CO from Central Albania.
Times Berlin dispatch IL the attitude of
the Porte is at all It fected in Turkish circles
here, the mediatoriul advice OF the power
will most likely DO met in Pera with The
most dogged and defiant disregard.
A correspondent confirms the report of
the Greek armaments, and adds, one journal
here confidently affirms that Austria hss
privately given the English cabinet to under
stand that Albanian autonomy is desirable.
Prince Orlotf has gone to Paris.
FIGHT WITH TURKS.
ST. PETERSEN juno 27.-Gen. Shobel-
lofts troops have has an encounter with the
Turks No details published. The Russian
floating bsttery Krem.l, which WAS proceed
Iug b tho Pacific, came in collision with a
Danish steamer il; the Gulf OF Finland. The
KreInel, severely Injured, put i'll at Helsicg
for repairs. Tie announcement OF the ap-
p1intmeut Of Ad,nital Lesso;ski to chief
co,umaud of the Pacific squadroa is con
firmed.
BRADLAUGH.
LONDON, Jane 2S.-The !Stdndttrd' this
morning says: We understand that after
somewhat excited meeting of the capinet
resolution was adopted to support Labau-
cheres' motion to rescind the vote of the
house regarding Bradlaugh.
The motion will not formally be made a
question of confidence, bat many liberals
who voted in the ma lrity OIL The last occl-
sion will abstain from voting on it. Brad
laugh addressed ten thousand persons at
Southampton, Saturday, and efter the
speech unanimous vote of confidence
was passed. Hs also addressed large
meeting in London Sunday HIrioI
other meetings have been held in London
and elsewhere III his favor.
The Times understands that the govern
ment has deter mined to recommend that
the house on Tuesday adopt general reso
lufion admitting re- elected members to af
firm, who may choose to d. SO, instead Of
taking the oath. 1t is thought that tho lib
erals who were absent when the division
last week took place will sup
ort the resolution and that the
conservatives and liberals of last
weeks majority, will be willing to let it PISS
The validity of such resolution would be
liable to be tested by an action at law against
any member being Quaker, etc, who ven
tured to sit and vote under its authority.
REIGN OF TERROR.
PERA, June 27.- There is complies ab-
sence of security for life and property here.
Assassinations in and about Pera are of dali
ly occurrence and assassins are permitted to
escape. Some Turkish refugees have inur-
dtred an American teWard of Il ,herts' col
lege in open day. Col. Commorot1' 5 assassin
remains unpunished.
JESUITs LEAVING FRANCE.
PARIS, June 27.-Several Jesuits lave
left for England ard Christiania. Four
have asked the government for
legal authorization as religious bodies.