Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-25
The Eastern COunics.
WAR NOPRa.


The London Standards dispatch from vi.
emma reports that the mobilization OF tro Dps
In Roumania proceeds very slowly. At Jassy
hardly Q third OF the Inhabitants liable 70
military duty have appeared. The people
seem TO be utterly Indifferent. The same
dispatch says the resignation of the Huuga-
Ran Premier, TisEa, Is mentioned as immi-
Count Audrassy q Eastern policy.
The SPECIAL corresp ondent Of the Times
with Tie Turkish army In servia reports
determined fight, which lasted ten hours.
More than half the entertainments oh the
ospks OF the river near Diunis also fell into
their hands.
A coHFKRFNCE OF THE POWERS.
A dispatch 10 Reuters Telegram Company
from Bucharest says: "Intelligence has been
eign ambassadors at Constantinople, Gen.
lgDatief declared that an armistice must
90 conceded Immediately, and that the other
Element upon q con ference OF the powers, at
which Turkey would Lot be represented. the
conference to defpe the meaning Of the words
autonomy ard guarantee"
The Pail Mall Gazette says the Russian
Imperial Court will return TO ST. Petersburg
on the 9TH OF November. The same journal
In leading article says I'VE have reason
TO believe that Russia has no longer any
Illusions about the way her tendencies are
viewed here. nor doubts that the first step
which threatens our interests in the East
VIII be answered by another for their protec-
MoNTENEeRo's ONE CONDITION.
1t il reported that the Prince Of Montene-
gro has declared his willingness 10 accept
the six weeks armistice, but only os condi-
Turks.
THE PEACEFUL TURN IN AFFAIRS.
The Times dispatch from Vienna says
Turkey has declared her readiness TO accept
the six weeks armistice, provided II is
assuring to hesf from Constantinople that
hopes OF more peaceful turn In affairs
have considerably increased. This feeling
is caused ~ the qne.peetedly conciiiatory
been any trace hitherto OF Rassia's offering
provocation with the view OF bringing about
collision: On the contrary, any sucn In
disclaiDed. While affairs thus look better
In Conktantfnople, one can trace, all around
Turkey, the iron ring prepared by Russia,
firmly.
The friendly relations between servIa and
Montenegro which had become embroiled
have been restored. Prince Nikita has
promised Servia that he would In no case
accept an armistice extending beyond the
present yesr. On the Rouman, an side mat
trs have not gone go fair. Prince John
Ghila Is going on special mission to the
European courts. This seems to Indicate an
earnest desire on the part of Roumania to
with Russia: She probably wishes to ascer-
tain whether she may reckon on protection
Of the treaty Of Paris, by which her neu-
left to herself she will come to an under
standing with Russia.
VIVA RUSSIA PREFERS.
The Berlin correspondent or the London
Great was recalled at the moment IL was
leaving Cronstadt for the Mediterranean. 1t
Is believed that even now Russia prefers TO
negotiations rather than by declaring war,
or that at all events she will endeavor to de-
fer war until winter.
The Daily Telegraph's special from Bel
grade gays Prince Milan has received a posi-
tive and formal assurance OF Austrias nom
Intervention.
THE CONSPIRACY.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Daily
News reports that arrests continue TO De
last conspiracy. 1t is alleged that the pur-
pose Of the conspirators was to forcibly de-
pose the reforming government A former
Grand VfZier, MahmOud Pasha, Is implt-
Gated. The members OF the cabinet were to
nave been seized At the moment when Gen.
Igpatit fl arriv cd at the palace, and the Beys
in Bosnia were at the same time to have
made demonstrations Of revolt.
"A Cold FLOODED MURDER.-At Grants:
A. Hanson became involved in q quarrel
over The payment OF two dollars, without
anything serious occurring. Thsllifson
vent home, and was followed by Hanson,
who SHOT him through q window, lodging
the ball In his breast. Two women and q
man were in the house 1t the time, but
were so badly frightened that they fed, and
left the wounded man alone. Hanson then
went into the house, assisted his victim up
stairs, put him in bed, and remained with
him until the doctor, who had been notified
rived. Hanson acknowledged that he COM
mitted the deed, and said he was not sorry,
and made no attempt TO escape. There is
much excitement and lynching is probable.
Thallifson died Tuesday morning,
Nvw Nrrv Dor rnrro rt@,Ia ~
interest was transporting to-day at political
headquarters. At the republican rooms IT
was aecertained that Carl SchurZ Is prepar-
Ing letter to German merchants, who have
been interroeatiDg him as to the effect of Mr..
Tilden's election upon the national credit.
U. 8. Commissioner Davenport was also
said there was no question but that In many
districts frauds had been perpetrated; still,
he said, he would take good care that the
election should be fair one. At the demo
ing for grand torchlight procession on
Thursday evening. The expectation is that
Iine.-[N. Y. COR. PhiIo Ledger.
York friends of Theodore Tilton gave him an
overwhelming welcome Monday evening by
crowding Chic kering Hall and applauding
his new lecture on "The Master Motives"
The master motives OF which Mr.. Tilton
spoke are fame, money. REVENGE, vanity, pa
IIOusin, rove dnu IeilsiOn. Wnile speaking
OF love he said: THE greatest blessings this
country possesses are its happy homes. IL
is said that the Garden OF Eden no longerex-
SITS. That is false. With every man the
Garden OF Eden is housekeeping his
yoicel-even when, as with many or Us, IL is
Paradise LOST" This drew from the audi
ence long, low burst OF applause.-M Y
Sun.
DEATH OF A BRAVE SAILOR Cornelius
l.. Brady died at Liverpool on the 4th. He
was third cfficer of the steamship Auantic
of the White Star line, which went ashore
on the coast OF Nova Scotia April 1, 1873.
THIRD ugh his heroic efforts many lives were
saved by his swimming to rock with q
line, and later on, in the year 1874, when q
passepg ger on board the steamer Penusylva-
pia, OF the American line, on her voyage
from Liverpool TO Philadelphia, after the
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