Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-24
The Outlook In Europe.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

A special dispatch from Vienna to lie
NOrd, the organ 1t Brussels OF the Russian
government announces that Gen. Iguatief,
the Russian Embssssdor at Constantinople,
will insist on
SIX WEEKS ARMrsrrcE
He is instructed 10 explain Rassis's motives
TO the Porte. 1t il believed that his repre-
sentatiors will be moderately couched, and
not take the form OF an ultimstum, aud that
other powers will support RIssias proposals.
A dispatch TO Reuters Telegram Company
from Constantinople announces that the
government has discovered
A CONSPIRACY TO MUkDEE THE GRAND
VlZIER
and Midhat PashR aud has consequently ar
rested two ulemas of hign rank aud Rsmiz
Pasba. The culprlts have been exiled To va
rious islands. Other arrests are expected.
1T RESTS WITH RUSSIA
A dispatch from Vienna 10 the London
Times says The most touching harmony
reigns sgain among the powers; Germany's
answer uttered with that almost cynical
frabkneSs which has more than once startled
diplomacy, may be credited with having
brought the new standing a bout. While
she saw no objection 10 the six months arm
istice, the only chance for preserving cCuo-
mon understanding and common action of
the guaranteeing powers was TO declare with
Russia In favor OF the equally unoojection-
able six wee ks armistice, because RussiG's
committals might not leave her free to COM
promise, while other powers had perfect lio-
erty OF action. Even England, which had
already accepted the six months armis sIce,
decided TO accept this basis for the restora-
position to the six weeks truce, but having
at the same time disclaimed the lead which
she hitherto held in negotiating with the
Porte, the initiative now devolves on Rus
STA, and General Ignatief has returned TO
take IL.
THE PoRTE's POSITION.
nouDces that the Porte accepts q six weeks
Imistice, suggesting further prOlongation
OF six weeks, IL at the conclusion of the nrst
six deliberations are Incomplete, and II at
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reached, that there be further armistice of
two months. The Renter telegram company
confirms this statement precisely, except as
to he proposals for the prolongations of the
armfstice, which they say are made as con-
tons, not as suggestions. The London Post
denies that Russia has sent an ultimatum.
The Times dispatch from Berlin also says
the Porte Is ready TO grant Russia's latest
demands provided the Integrity of the Otto
man Empire is guaranteed.
BAD CONDITION OF THE ARMIES IN THE
A dispatch to the Standard from Djunis
says there vas no fighting on Sunday. The
five miles. The storming OF fortified noun
tain, over which the highway to Krusche-
vatz runs, is still to be done.
The Standards Belgrade correspondent
represents that unparalleled distress pre- J.
walls in both armies and throughout Servia.
unless peace Is speedily proclaimed, the
country will be utterly ruined. There is no
suffering In Belgrade, but In the interior
thousa nds Of people are starving.
The majority Of the soldiers are wearing
their summer linen uniforms, and have no
Bosnian refugees In Servia.
INTERVENTION.
Tine same correspondent reports that Rus
has been instructed to inform the sultan
that Russia makes the English proposals
beers, with additional guarantees. II the
sorte re1ects them, Intervention will be be-
gun simultaneously by Russia, Greece and
RoumaDia.
Reuters telegram from Vienna states that
the Interpolation relative to the Eastern
question, which IL Is proposed to Introduce
in the Reicsrafh, 10 regarded In diplomatic
circles az an error OF judgment, as Austria's
policy is still adhesion to the triple alliance.
A MIXED CASE OF ELoPKMENr AND EN-
BEZzLEMENr.- One of the clerks in the
CheapsIde dry goods store of Ridley & Son
Is involved in double case OF elopement
AID embezzlement, in company with q de
signing female, the wife OF q man appropri-
ately named ut should have been verdant)
Green. The clerks name is Akers, and be
drst met the woman in the apacity of q pur-
chaser for her store In the village of Rhine
beck on the Hudson. she dealt with Akers,
but whether she captivated him or he capti-
waited her, Is a mystery, but 1t Is certain he
shipped large amounts Of goods belonging to
his employers to her address. without charg-
ing them on the books, and also clandestine-
ly visited her. Recently they visited the
cents nnial together, aud stopped At a board
ing house as man and wife. Akers has
wife, and children OF his own, and pretended
that be was compelled to visit Philadelphia
upon business. The woman's hus band seems
TO have suspected something wrong, and
when Mrs. Green returned to Rhinebeck, &C
cused her OF unfaithfulness. After some
pofher, she admitted IL, and told the story OF
DOW Asers had beguiled her. The husband
proposed she should return to her mothers,
70 which she cOnsent ted, but first visited
Now \ 0rk and had farewell interview (she
said) with Akers. Then she went back to
Rhlnebeck, and packed her trunks, to retire
10 nunnery with her relatives; but 1t APP
peared In the sequel she met Akers by APP
continent, and the two are now enjoying
the ruits OF An Illicit love together in Cam
ada. Net result: Two broken hearted fam
lilies, two miserable victims OF their own
passions, defrauded mercantile frm and a
bs filed sheriff who has been hunting the en-
bezzled property.-tN. Y. OR. Chicago TIL
bI1le.