The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-01
HANLAN PRACTISING
FOREIGN.
Every Indication of an Angle
Russian War.

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RUSSIA FIGURING TO SECURE A FRENCH ALLI-
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possible contingencies. Inc result Is oe-
lief in the almost indispensable necessity
of obtaining aid of the French feet against
England. This conclusion having been ar
rived at, it is necessary to devise means Of
securing France, and it is thought one has
been hit upon. If Gen. Ignatietf should at
the last moment sncceed at Vienna, the
plan decided upon to secure the co-opera.
ton of France is to place before the French
Government the following alternative:
"You must either abstain from the Con-
gress and thus act on the side of England
against the whole OF Europe, OF come to the
Congress and agree to ABIDE by the conse-
quehces. WhateVer tney may De.
ny this means 1t is hoped France Would
be forced to abandon her present attltude
OF absolute neutrality and declare herself
on one SIDE or the other before any decisive
step Is taken j.
III Is not improbable that the hand OF
Bismarck may be traced in this proposition,
but such is the intention should lgnatiett
succeed with Andrassy In consequence
OF her reserved attitude great irritation pre-
valls here against France, as 1t Is felt that
by remaining neutral while half OF Europe
would be eXhaustlng itself i'll gigantic
war the influence Of France would be enor-
mously increased. and her power to great
extent restored. While she is standing 81
lently watching the conflict she could de-
eide at the critical moment to throw her
sword into whatever side of the scale best
suited her interests. and thus determine the
result. Ii lShatlell lalls ehtlrely, as IL Is De-
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STRONG INDICATIONS OF WAR
everything mere looks ike war line Di-
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RReloinm Tbis order was oiveen immod;-
atciy after the recention Of tie news Of ord
Derbv,s resignation which is ragarded as
the silrest Indication that Eno]auS has dn.
cidcd on a vigorous noiicv As soon nS the
Imperial train returns it is expccted His
Imperial Majesty will at once set out for
the South and rejoin the army in Turkey
The Gar is determined that the outbreak of
the war shall find him in the midst Of his
troops, and his departure for the front may
De regarded as a signal for the recommence-
lnent OF hos9llltles' Preparations are on an
enormous sgale, ana tlle greatest actlVity
prevails III all departments OF the army.
lHNAIlEfF FAILURE.
LONDON, aprll IA disPatch from VI
enna says Geherai ighatleits mission 1,! mas
talled enufely, ana that ne mas lelt vienna