Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-07-25
Foreign News.
TARDY SUBMISSION

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after Ethe ratification of the treaty O
Berlin, and OF exacting conditions no
contained therein. It is understood
thatsAustrias has drawn upzazproject o
convention relative tesoccupatien which
has been communicated to the Turkisl
plenipotentiaries. The hope of an am
icable settlement is by no means relin
pushed, Notwithstanding the delay O
receipt of instructions.
julys2S has been fixed on as the date
for the entrance of the Aust TRAN force:
into Bosnia, whether the Turks obiec
or not.
....-..-- BOSNIAN SPUNK. ....s.
A London dispatch of the 22nd saws
the latest there from Bosnia is unsatIs
factory. 1t is feared the orthodox Slavs
and Mussulmans will forcibly resist the
Austrians. The Turkish authorities en-
courage the demonstration against oc
cupation. The negotiations at Vienna
do not progress. In any case it is
thought that bands of semi-brigands in
the Bosnian hills will harass the Aus
trians, whether organized resistance is
made or not. With these possibilities
IN view Austrian preparations are very
elaborate, as the slightest check might
have disastrous moral consequences.
s THE EMPEROR,s HEALTH.
A Berlin dispatch of the 22nd inst
says Emperor William will 60 to Babets-
burg soon, but it Is not yet determined
whether he will make his usual trip to
eastern or .Tobletz. He has entirely
recovered from his wounds but is still
very feeble. 6sam.E sfrm j
AUSTRIA's SHARE.
A Vienna telegram of July Doth saws
at the cabinet council ON. Friday the
ministers of foreign affairs, finance and
war reported on arrangements of their
respective departments for the occupa-
ton of the Turkish provinces. Military
preparations have been completed in
the most satisfactory manner. The
: ~ ""ea 'ri"ntinn is working smooth
ly., Four divisions - ARE on
the frontier ready to cross
on the receipt of telegraphic orders
Mehemet Ali Pasha has. arrived in Vi
emma. The Turkish splenipotentiaries
are waiting for their final Instructions
which are expected to reach them Sat
urdy. Austria shows the greatest dis
position to spare Turkish susceptible
ties.
FAILURE. -- s...t
A son of Prince sKarageorgevich has
fled to Hungary. after an unsuccess.
full attempt to raise an insurrection in
Servia. ...,
GREECE. -.<
A London dispatch of the Goth inst
says Turkish newspapers report that
Turkey has called the attention oil
Greece to the existence of insurgent
bands on the frontier, holding her re-
sponsible for any conflict. ----.~-.
WILL HAVE TO SUBMIT. aT.ss'
A dispatch from Vienna of the goth
announces that Austria has made a di.
rect appeal to the Porte through Count
Zichy, her ambassador. Carathadeori
Pasha was tod on Thursday that he
would ultimately have to submit to
force. He however, remains stubborn
being aware of the scruples Of the Aus
trian Emperor. -,
CONFLICTING NEWS.
Paris and Vienna newspapers gen
orally comment favorably on Lord
Beaconsfeld's statement in explana.
ton of the treaty of Berlin, in the
house of 1ords,2 Thursday The
Italian government and conserva-
tive organs continue to attack
England. The Italian radical news
papers do not notice the subject of the
English occupation of Cyprus, but ex.
cluSlvely devote their attention tC
Austria. The Standards assertion that
the Italian ambassador to Vienna had
been called to Rome on this sub
ject, is denied. The ambassador went
to Paris on a short leave, this visit being
unconnected with politics.
DISSATISFIED.
The Russian unofficial press is more
orless dissatisfied with the treaty. Be
fore its conclusion, Aksakoff, the Pan
slavist agitator, made such a violent
speech at Moscow against the Russian
concessions in7thes congress that he was
warned that its repetition would beFre
garded as personal attack ON the Car,
AN INQUIRY.
The czar of Russia has telegraphed to
Bucharest, enquiring as TO the condi-
ton of Prime Minister Cratiano, who
was seriously injured by carriage &C
cident on Wednesday,
~. BEACONSFIELDr AT HOME. = p n =.
London telegraphici adyices under
date of July 10Th say Chat all the morn
ing papers excepting the Neous, com.
ment favOrably on Lord Beaconsfeld's
statement in the house of lords last
evening, in explanation of the British
plenipotentiaries in Berlin. Is fFr
The scene in the house of lords sur
passed in brillancy and animation any
thing within the memory Of the living.
Every part of the chamber was densely
crowded. The passage between Lord
Salisbury and Lord Derby was very
sharp. Lord Salisbury said that Lord
Derby was constantly making revela-
tions, that this was his third speech
since he left the cabinet, and on each
occasion he had an instalIment of the
same fatal tale. Like DIR. Oates, he
said, "Lord Derby did not know how
much the public would endure, so he
gave his story in broken dashes. So far
as his lord Salisbury's memory served,
Lord Derby's statement was not true.
On being called to order Lord Sails
bury substituted the term incorrect u