The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1878-07-25
THE NEWS.
FROM EUROPE.
Honors to Disraeli.

All England joins in the praise of
Lord Beaconsneld for his successful man
agement OF England's interests at Berlin.
On his return the nation joined in grand
reception. The London Times OF the
morning Of his return sald Lord Bea-
consfeld will be welcomed to-day as the
chief actor in one OF the most honorable
trlumphs of modern diplomacy Of England.
10 tho fame of distinguished English
statesman he has added that OF a singular
ly successful foreign minister, and it would
be hard to say what greater distinction can
remain for him."
A French Strike.
The strike at Auzin, France, is one
OF the most extensive ever known in France.
Five thousand colliers left the pits. de-
manding higher wages, and eight hours as n
days work. There are the usual rumors OF
foreign instigators and Bonapartlst in
trigues. Gems d'arms has to protect the
pits to prevent agitators setting them and
stopping work.
Austria's Intentions.
The Porte has instructed the authori-
ties OF Bajaluka to notify the population
that the Austrians will enter Bosnia with
the most friendly intentions and that the
relations between Austria and the Porte
concluded most amicably. Tho population
appears to be tranquilized, and even the in
surgents seem disposed to submit to the
AHstrtans.
An English Murder.
An agricultural laborer named Wat
kns. wife and three children. have been
murdered, with revolving accessories, at
Slaugibby, near Newport, Wales. A Span
ish sailor, a tramp, arrested at Newport, is
believed 10 be the murderer. The murder
was committed for plunder.
Hard on Servia.
The stipulation in the treaty that Ser
via shall pay a large portion of the Turkish
debt is the cause of much bitter feeling In
that country. 1t is estimated that Servia's
share will be 100000 piasters.
8ellisercnt Greeks.
The Greeks are maintaining insurrec-
ton and anarchy in Thessaly and Eplrus,
fearing that peace would enabla the Turks
to indefinitely postpone compliance with
the directions of the treaty OF Berlin.
The Pope Wins.
A dispatch from Rome says negotia-
tions are in an advanced stage whereby
the papal nuncio residing at Munich will
have iurisdic ion over the Catholi, church
and bishops in Prussia.
A Troubled Peace.
The British consul at Trebizonde tel
egraphs that the Russians are marching to-
ward Batoum and that 5000 Lazis, display
ing the British flag. arc concentrated to de-
fend the town.
The Pope's Policy.
At consistory in Rome the Pope
submitted for approval of the cardinals a
secret alocution Indicating the future line
Of conduct toward the various powers.
The King Improves.
The health of the Emperor William
Is steadily improving. He goes to Gastler
shortly. All the members of Nobiling's fam
lily have changed their names to Edeling.
Scrvians Rampant.
There is much excitement in old Ser
via against Austrian occupation OF Bosnia
Armed bands of Mahommedans and Chris
tian insurgents are rapidly forming.
A Troubled Prince.
A Berlin dispatch says Prince Gort
schakoif has returned to st. Petersburg tc
oppose the intrigues for his own overthrow
and Count SchouvalofI's promotion.
Not Recovered.
Gen. Trepoff, who was wounded by
Vera sassulltch, has had severe relapse
Both his legs are paralyzed.