The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
The Powers Beginning to Show Their
White Feathers Very
psrceptibIy.
Russia viii Consent to the ProIonga-
ton cfa Six Weeks Armistice.
The Turks Threaten a Repetition Of
the Bulgarian Atrocities.
Gen. Crook Overhauis Rid Clouds
Band, and Marches Them to
Headquarters.
And Opposes the Old Warrior,
Putting Spotted Tail in
His Boots.
A New York Bank Teller A5sconds
With $4,000 in Cash.
A Black Hills Mining Company
Grind Out $500 in
One Day.
All the Quartz Mills in That See.
ton Doing Well.
A New York Bank Teller A5sconds
With $4,000 in Cash.
A Black Hills Mining Company
Grind Out $500 i'm
One Day.
All the Quartz Mills in That See.
ton Doing Well.
THE BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.

petrators of the Bulgarian atrocities il
delusion and mockery. The worst crimi
mails are regarded Al humane and moderat
men, but are in disgrace The old pani
is renewed, and a most trustworthy gentle
man has travelled with utmost haste Il
Constantinople to inform the British aui
bassador that the Turks threaten new m as
sacres, and have even appointed day 10
beginning the slaughter.
MoHAMED,Ns EXCITED.
4 Vienna dispatch says: Not only iron
Constantinople, but from all the province
Of European Turkey, is there news OF /;
growing excitement among the Mohame
dams. OF the conyenticles held in tn,
mosques and Of the ornaments, the minis
try is divided against itself, and tine Sultal
is too inexperienced to take the leadership
Thus the situation is most favorable 70
Russia's diplomatic action. Gen. Isnatifi
the Russian ambassador at Cons,antinople
may carry everything before him, or, ii h
fails, may induce such an outbreak Of Mo
hamedan feeling as might justify almos
any step on the part OF Russia.
A dispatch from Bucharest Gays. In.
telligence has been received here that at a
meeting of foreign Ambassadors at Con
stantinople, Gen. Ignatif declared an ar
mistice must be conceded Immediately, and
that other Russian demands would devolvs
for settlement upon a conference Of the
powers at which Turkey would not be rep
resented. The conference is TO define the
meaning of the words "autonomy" and
guarantees"
The Pail Mall "Gazette" says the Rus
sian Imperial court will return 10 St
Petersburg on the Eth OF November. The
same journal, in a leading article, saws;
We have reason to believe that Russia has
no longer a question about the way her
tendencies are viewed here, nor doubts that
the first step which threatens our interests
in the East, will be answered by another
for their protection.
A Standard" dispatch from Vienna re-
ports that the mobilization OF troops in
Rouma nia proceeds very slowly. AT Jo4y
hardly third of the inhabitants who are
liable to military duty have appeared.
The people seem To be utterly Indifferent.
A special correspondent of the Times"
with the Turkish army in Servia, reports
that Turkey took D'Junis on Monday, after
a determined fight, which lasted ten hours.
More than half Of the entertainments on the
bank of the river D'Junis, also fell into
their hands.
1t is reassuring TO hear from CONSTANT
nople that hopes Of a more peaceful turn
in affairs have considerably increased.
This feeling is caused by the Unexpectedly
attitude Of Gen. lgnatifi.
There has not been any truce hitherto Of
Russia offering proyocation with view Of
bringing about ii collision On the con-
trary, any such intention has been distinct
ly and decidedly disclaimed. While al
fairs thus look better in Constaniinople,
one can trace all around Turkey the iron
ring prepare,! by Russia, and which is clos
ing and Tightening rapidly and firmly.
The friendly relation between Servia and
whice had become embroiled,
have been restored. Prince Mekita has
promised Servia that lie would in no case
accept an armistice extending beyond the
present year. On the Roumanian side,
matters have not gsne SO fairly.
Prince John Ghika is going on special
mission to the European courts. This in
iicates an earnest desire on the part OF
to avoid, if possible, the making
If a common cause with Russia. She prob
IDLY wishes to ascertain whether she may
.eckon on the protection of the treaty Of
Paria, by which her neutrality was guaran-
eed if she finds she is left to herself, she
will come to an understanding with Russia.
A Vienna correspondent OF the "Daily
News" reports that arrests continue to Ne
made in Constantinople on account Of the last
conspiracy. 1t il alleged that the purpose
# the conspiracy was to forcibiy depose the
eforming government. The former
irand Vizier, Mahommid Pasha,
md the implicated members of the Cabinet,
Tere to have been seized at the moment |
then Gen. Ignatiff arrived at the palace,
nd the Beys in Rosnis were at the same
ime to have made demonstrations of re-
olt.
SANTA DOMINGO NEWS.
HAVANA, October "a.
An English mail steamer has arrived
ram St. Thomas and brings Santa Domin-
o da es to the 9Th. A pronunciamento
,Ok place in the capital on the 5th inst in
,vor of ex-President Gonzales. President
,spalla made no resistance. He was ac-
ompanied from his residence by the Brit
h consul to the French consulate. The
ar schooner ''Capa;illo" called on the 9TH
II Moyogussig, an island of Porto Rico,
here ex-President E-palls is staying, to
ring him to Santa Domingo. In the
a provisional government OF six
ersons has been formed.
The District of SANTANA and Province Of
eibo Joined the movement in the city in
.vor OF Gonzales In the north matters
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possession of the adherents Of Espalla,
I'd it is feared that the same disaster will
cur. Gen. Luperon, commanding the
ace, it is said, will surrender TO the new
,vernment
DENOUNCED.
MADRID, October 24.-An official note
"a been published here denouncing the So
lied conspiracy and attempted insurrec-
IN. The note says four Generals, namely:
erillo, Agokoe, Patino and Acasta, have ,
en- arrested, and will be punished accord. ,
z to military Law.
4 dispatch from San Sebastian says that /,
e Governments note alluded to in the
owe dispatch has created excitement .
ere, and numerous arrests of Republicans &
We been made At Ssrsgsssa, Legrona,
iboa and Santander. Ii is rumored that I
liz Sorilla has entered Spain on the Ar ,
yan frontier. Is
HUNGARIAN MILITIA.
PEru, October "a The Hungarian '
mister Of war has informed the finance =
nmitiee that, in case of need. 2l7 900 .
rsed militia could be completely equip
and modified within eight days. J
MONTENEGRO.
RAGUsA, October all is reported that r
Prince Of Montenegro has declared his Z
lingness 10 accept a six weeks armistice, .
on condition that the mastery be sur u
dered BY the Turks. :,
EuMoRED AGREEMENT. -
October 24-It is to
ed that Russia has already indicated
willingness to agree to a six weeks pro-
cation Of Q Elk weeks armistice. O.
INDIAN NEWS.
October 24-Gen. Crock, be-
satis6ed that Red Clouds and Red
fs bands of Sioux were about TO d~part
b q view Of joining the hostiles in the
III, they having refused to comply with T,
I'm to come into the agency to receive G,
ons, and stubbornly remaining in camp
,hadron creek, from where it IL poei- Il
" known they were communicating C.