The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
4 CRISIS IN EASTERN AFFAIRS.
What the London Times Thinks
and Says.
Russia Accepts No Responsibility in
Bulgarian Affairs.
A European Crisis Inevitable The
Berlin Treaty Regarded
as a Failure.
Russian People Ready and Willing for
hDi 81, the Struggle.
EASTERN AFrAillRs.
LONDON TIMES ON THE CRISIS.

LONDON TIMES on THE CRISIS.
LONDON, October 29.-The Times, admit
ting that the time has come when some
step must be taken in the matter OF the
non-execution OF the Treaty OF Berlin,
thinks that collective representation OF
the Powers, will be the most eflectual and
believes that France, Austria and Germa-
ny will not hesitate to unite with England
in protecting the provisions OF the treaty.
RUSSIA DENIES COMPLETELY IN BULGARIAN
,I rr MATTERS.
CoxsrASTlXorLE, October 20-Prince
Labanoff, replying to the note OF the Porte
in regard to the Bulgarian instruction,
assured the latter that the Russians have
taken no part in the Bulgarian uprising in
Macedonia, which is merely the acts OF
brigandage by Turkish deSerters and
possessing no political character
PAIL MALL GAZETTE on TIE BERLIN TREATY.
LONDON, October 29.-The Pail Mall
GdIetie editorially declares that the treaty
Of Berlin Is q failure; that it will be impos.
siblc by ito arrive ut pacific solution,
and that the sooner this fact is recognized
the better. Peace, 1t says, must be com.
manded by demanding the arrest Of
the reckless power which has kept
Europe in commotion for years
past and now threatens to break
away from all law and all restraint.
If this is onlyto be done in concert and
concert is q give and take matter for the
benefits Of which all parties must pay
something, 1t follows that we should not
shrink from any price in reason.
ENGLAND ALONE ASKS AN EXPLANATION
FROM RUssIA.
VIENNA, October 29.-Thc Pres says:
England alone has demanded an explains
ton Mt St. Petersburg OF the Russian move
ments in Roumelia. uM-.
THE CRISIS INEVITABLE.
Sr. PETERSBURG, October 20.-The Gdlos
says: II the people were consulted they
would unhesitatingly decide for q renewal
OF tho struggle. Despite the expedicnts
of diplomacy to arrest the natural course
OF historical development, it is evident
that the inevitable crisis in the Eastern
question has arrived. There is no appar-
ent prospect OF completing the organiza-
ton OF the Balkan Peninsula on the basis
Of humanity and justice without fresh
war.
ACTIVE ASSISTANCE TO TIE AMEER.
Sr. PETERSBURG, October 2O.-The Ger
man St. Petersburg Gazette says: lsumors
are persistently current that the Govern
ment has decided to offer active assistance
to Shere Ali. Many volunteers are pre-
pairing to start for Aighanistan.
The same paper states that, by order OF
the High Admiral, torpedo boats have
been distributed among 6l war ships.
TURKEY WANTS AN EXPLANATION FROM
RUSSIA.
CoSsrASTISorLE, October 29.-Thc Porte
has asked Prince Lebanoff to explain the
return OF the Russian troops to the posi-
tions recently evacuated by them, and also
their refusal to rcinstate the Turkish all-
thorities in the district between Tchorlan
and Adrianoplc. Sixty thousand Russians
have entered Roumelia by way OF Bour-
gals.
LONDON, October GA dispatch from
Vienna says England has confidentially
directed the attention OF Austria to the
serious aspect OF affairs in Turkey, but has
not yet made direct attempt to bring
about common action by the Powers, al
though she has brought forward the mat
ter individually at St. Petersburg.
A Simla correspondent understands that
the home authorities have decided that
another communication shall be addressed
TO the Amier, setting forth explicitly the
consequences OF refusal 10 admit the
British Mission. Tho Emmssary OF the
Viccroy, who has just left Simla probably
bears this ultmatum.