Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-10-18
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


France has decided to send very strong
fleet to the Mediterranean, comprising beside
smaller vessels, ten broadside ironclads and
will carry 13O guns and 5000 officers and men,
If the Anti-Socialist bill becomes law, the
Socialist journals of Germany advise their
followers to emigrate to the United States or
Asia Minor.
\ dispatch was received at London from
Pera on the 9th, stating that Russian officers
from Central Asia declare that an under
standing exists between the Ameer of Afghan
istsn and Russia and that an Anglo-Russian
war is certain.
A new Zealand dispatch of the 9th says that
| five Wesleyan missionaries were murdered
and eaten, recently, by Bush natives near the
Malicola coast. Eighty of the tribe were
killed by traders and coast natives in retalia-
tion.
A Belgrade dispatch of the 9th says that
advices from Albania are to the effect that In
| consequence Of the relations between Austria
and Turkey, the Turkish troops and Albanian
legion are preparing for an immediate for
ward movement In the direction of Bosnia.
The further withdrawal of Russian troops
from Turkish territory has been stopped
Tnis is done in consequence of the murder Of
Christians in the districts evacuated.
A dispatch from Constantinople, on the
10th, says that in both Turkish and Greek cir
cles the idea is gaining ground that war is in
evitable
A Berlin dispatch says that the agreement
between Bismarck and the National Liberals
has caused much speculation. 1t is not i'm,
probable that important Cabinet changes will
take place shortly.
The treaty of Berlin, it is now claimed by
Russia, did not fix the duration of the Rus
sian occupation Of places outside of Eastern
Roumelia, and, therefore, the occupation of
such places is regulated by the treaty of San
Stefano.
In the German Reichstag on the 11th dur.
ing the debate on the anti-Socialist bill, Has
selmann, the Socialist agitator, made very
violent and in6ammatory speech. He wa
called to order by the President, who said hi
speech was an incitement to rebellion. Has
selmann repeated his words and was agail
called to order. He concluded by saying tina
he was not personally in favor of revolution
he preferred pacific means, but If he and hi
} party were forced TO fight they would kno'
how to fight, and would be proud to lay dow
r their lives on the field of honor. He warne,
Y Prince Bismarck to remember the 18th o
March, 1S4S.
y A Constantinople dispatch of the llth state
= that the Austrians will not advance into Nov
t Bazar The danger Of a conflict is thu
S averted,
i The British authorities in India have 4,
/ eided to adhere to the original programu
+ regarding an advance on Ali Musjid, whic
J. will not take place until November, and
/ made from two or three points Reinforc
IS ments are continually being sent forwar,
), Sir Frederick Paul Ilaines, Commander-ir
,, Chief Of the British forces In India, will a.
= sumo eammand at Peshawar where $3.50
/ troops are already concentrated.
e lhirty-seven men, women and children we
! suffocated and many severely wounded In Il
b. Colosseum theater at Liverpool on the niel
II Of the llth. A disturbance occurred und