The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-02-14

econ mical of space and criminally neglect
ful Of precautions for the safety of their
wards.
Tine report Is, that Germany, France, italy
and England have signifed their acceptance
of Austria's proposition to hold a European
Conference.
A Paris correspondent says he has re-
ceired, on high authority, some confirmation
of the rumor that Russia is negotiating for
the surrender of the whole Turkish feet.
A Vienna dispatch says a portion of
Suleiman Pasha's t oops, still at Kakava q,
have been ordered to embark for Salonica
to net against the Greeks.
A correspondent at Athens reports that
the Turkish ironclads and transports have
been ordered to convey from eight to ten
thousand troops to the Gulf of Volo, to OPP
pose the Thessalanian instruction and en-
deayor to cut off the retreat of the Greek
army. The instruction, however, is gain.
ing ground, and the Greeks are advancing.
The Greek Government has resolved not to
stop the progress of Il troops unless the
great Powers promise to maintain order in
the Hellenic Provinces and secure the rights
of the provincesin the conference.
While N. Trepof, Project of st. Peters
burg, was giving on the 5th the usual
audience for the reception of petitions, a
! woman fred upon him twice with a revolver.
The Project was dangerously wounded.
The Emperor and Prince Gortschakoff have
visited him. The city is greatly excited
The woman, who was immediately arr sted,
preserves complete silence regarding her
motives.
Intelligence has reached st. Petersburg
that Bey Kuli Beg, Emperor of Kashgar,
arrived at Tashkend. He admits his inabil-
ity to oppose the Chinese. The Russian
frontier is crowded with Kashgarian
refugees, who say the Chinese are perpetra-
ting frightful atrocities in Kashgar. All
the town formerly held by Yakoob Beg
submitted to the Chinese, and the Khanate
of Kashgar ceased to exist.
Popular feeling in England is intensely
hostile to Russia. The windows of Mr..
Gladstone's town house and of the Daily
Neus Office were broken the other night by
excited mobs.
The following additional points of arm
hoetSO ~ AhoS shO
railway between Adrianople and CONSTANT
nople be repaired and operated, and also
the telegraph line between Adrianople and
Odessa, by way of Constantinople. The
raising of the blockade of the Black Sea and
Danube fer everything except ammunition;
the Russians to occupy the Black Sea coasts
from Russian frontier to Baltchek, and
from Missione to Derkioj. On the Sea of
Marmora, the Russians to occupy Batjuk,
Tehakmadje and Tscharkioj. and on the
Egean Sea, from Enos to Mekri. These
are in addition to points held by the
Russians at the signature of the arm stice.
The London Post says a telegram has
been received in London announcing the
cessation of hostilities in the Greek prov.
inces of Turkey by the signing of an
armistice, upon the understanding that all
causes of dissension shat be referred to the
conference, the Greek army meanwhile re-
manning in Thessaly and Epirus, and Turkey
undertaking not to attack the insurgents in
rete. 1t is also stated the Turkish fleet
has been ordered not to proceed to Piraeus,
but emain in readiness outside the Darda.
nelles.
The British House of Commons has passed
the six hundred pounds sterling bill-a wal
measure.