The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-10-26

with the Roumanisn Railway company
by which the latter engages to make
preparation for transportation for
altogether 10000 troopsat the rate of
$4,000 daily.
PARIS 16.-Ali evening papers de-
clare that If the peace of Europe is
disturbed, France will vigorously OBJ
serve policy of obstenii0n.
LONDON 18-Correspondents at diff
resent points telegraph as follows: All
the Russians in Paris under the age
of 10 have been ordered home. The
new Russian ironclad, Peter the Great
is to leave Ironstad Immediately for
the Mediterain.
Russia has issued circular note an
nouncing that in the interest of hu-
manity she feels bound to march
troops into Bulgaria and Armenia.
There are $500 men III the camp of
Benden, and $4,000 around Tiftris.
Austria's Eastern policy will conform
to that of Russia and Germany.
The Globe says complete panic
prevails on the stock exchange. The
news of Russia's apparent determlna-
ton to make war upon Turkey has
confirmed the fears which for several
days depressed the market, and to-day
there was an indiscriminated pressure
OF sale of stocks, not only by specula-
tors but by holders of securities.
especially for foreign. There was al
the opening further serious decline
in quotations, and it was difficult to
obtain prices at which bargains can be
made.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-The cabinet met
yesterday, all members present.
The meeting was rendered necessary
by the critical condition of affairs in
Europe; for the negotiations which
have occurred in the last twelve
months are virtually at an end.
The war between Russia and Tur-
key is now supposed to be unavOida-
BILE.
A Berlin correspondent of the Times
telegraphs: Lit is understood the Aus
trian reply to the Cars second letter,
while promising neutrality in case of
a Russian invasion of Bulgaria, prac-
tically reserves to Austria the right of
operating on any part of Turkey.
A correspondent at Paris says there
s no doubt of complete accord be-
tween Russia and Germany and Aus
tria. It, cat be easily seen that Eng
land and France will not break their
neutrality, therefore Russia only has
to face Turkey.
The only minister of the Ottoman
Cabinet who believes that Turkey
must defend herself and receive Euro
pean aid, has fallen. The Cabinet are
now convinced that Turkey cannot
count on the accord of the European
powers in her favor, and that Turkey
cannot longer maintain complete do
minion of the Balkan Peninsula.
Ii they hesitate about the six weeks
armistice it is because they wish to
submit
What Russia wants, is now known,
and the Ottoman Cabinet will proba-
bly, resign themselves to it. Russia
wishes the absolute control of Servia !;
the recognized Independence of Mon
tengro, with an extention of territory
and the annexation of the porte OF
Spissa, and the political administra-
tive autonomy of Bosnia. Herzegovina
and Bulgaria. She wishes the strip of
Bessarabia, taken from her in 1866, "a nd
to have the liberty Of the Dardanelles
established.
New YORK, Oct. PA special from
London says England has decided to
leave the Ottoman empire to its fate.
She will hold ConstantinopIe to the
last extremity, but the territory can
be divided up among several nations
who are able to subdue and hold it. If
Russia now crosses in Balkans the
hour of the Turk has come in Europe.
VIENNE Oct. 21.-The ministerial
center party of the Reichstadt to-day
laid on the table an Interpolation
signed by one hundred and twelve
members, declaring that an under
standing between Austria and Russia
and Russia on the Eastern question is
indispensable. Intelligence received
here states that the Russian war min
lister has ordered concentration of
ten army corps. Grand Duke Michael
NicolsJavitz, brother of the Gar, will
take command, and it is said his staff
has already been formed.