The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-29
EXCITED EUROPE.
Trouble Expected Over the
Turkish Question.

Pera, 27.-Baron Won Calico has bee
N nominated am bassador to Turkey.
: There is complete absence of securit.
e for life ana property here. Assassins
: tons in and about Pera are of daily oc
eurrence and a.sassins ara permitted Il
escape. Some Turkish refugees hsvt
murdered an Armenian steward Of Rob
erts' College in open day. Colone
: Commeroff's assassin remains unpun.
ished.
5 St. Petersburg, 27.-General Skobleff'i
) troops have had an encounter wi Tex
kes. No details are published. The
floating battery Kennel, which was
tproct eding to the Pacific, came into col
lision with Danish steamer in the Gull
of Finland. The KTeHlet, which was
severely injured, put in at Hesinf0rs
for repairs.
The announcement Of the appointment
of Admiral Lessouk Xxi to the chief com
msnd of the Pacific squadron is con-
frmed.
Prsth, 27.-Nany revolutionary pam
| ph!ets and books have been seiZ-d in
houses of Well-knoRE agitators here.
London, IA dispatch from Thyet-
nyo reports that the Kings troops have
defeated the insurgents, who were utterly
| dispersed. Prince Nvmnpntt was az
rested Dy the police.
A CORE, pendent at Scutari has been
informed by chiefs of the Albanian
league that If the Montenegrins attempt
to occupy Dulcigno, 10000 men will ad-
vance from Central Albania.
Telegraph communication with Buenos
Ayres is entirely cut eff
Paris, 27.-Several Jesuits left for Eng
land and Christiana. -Four nunnerIes
have asked government for legal authori-
cation as religious bodies
Paris. % The budget committee
voted IS 900 francs for SURVEYS Of rail-
way from Senegal to the Nigar, Western
Africa, and cable from Ilede Point to
Cape Verde.
Six thousand communists, transported |
in ~, have returned Those free from
criminal sntecedents have resumed full |
political rights. Scarcely 500 remain in |
New Caledonia. Such OF them as had |
seriously incurred forfeiture of their pS-I
litical rights will still be under disabili-
ties. Scarcely 200 will be able 10 aspire
to seats in the Chambers or as local
bodies, and only twenty of these are &C.
tually notorious, including Rochefort.
Felix, Pialt, Jules Wales, Blauqui and
Trinquette.
Vienna, 2S.-The powers have con-
sented to the establishment of religious
freedom in Moscow.
Warlike preparations are proceeding
here. There is much activity at the
arsenal. The Porte has telegraphed the
on the Greek frontier provinces
for the exact report of the number of
Albanians under arms, the condition of
the country and its resources.
n anovryar to ha pr,fieh 1
has been received from Ab-
raise doubts IN regard to the Khan's sill
certify, and Abdurrshman seems to ignore
the fact that the British have informed
him that Candahar has been forming as
q separate province. He states in his
letter that he is to rule over exactly the
same territory as his gran ifather, Dost
Mohamed. In other respects the letter
is satisfactory. He proposes to advance
to Parivan. northern Kohistan, and there
final arrangements.
Constsntinople, 2S.-The gravest ap-
are said to be entertained at
the British embassy relative to the turn
Of affairs in Albania. The Albanian
committee has dispatched $4,000 men to
Dalegirio.
Berlin, 2S.-Much notice has been
aiken of I'D article in the Paris Temps
affecting to discard all responsibility on
he part of France, in the event of Turkey
refusing to obey the voice of Europe. 1t
points to England as the ultimate execu-
or of the will Ot the powers as having
excited them to express it in confer
ence.
a letter from Corfu states that ten
English officers engaged an interpreter
and proceeded to the mainland, ostensi-
bly, to inquire into the feelings of the |
Inhabitants Of Janina and that district,
relative to annexation to Greece, but 1t is
thought really TO make 3 strategical sur
Vey.
St. Petersburg, 28.-The Gazette an
1ounces that the visit of the Chinese
am bsssador to France is again postponed
BY China to gain time for war prepare
lions.
Rome, %. - Nicotora received an
anonymous letter stating that the writer
mad partly overheard conversation in 8
railway train inducing him to believe
hat some attempt on the Chamber of
Deputies was being organized. Nicotoria
forwarded the letter 10 the
Drefsct of police and minister Ofthe in
,erior. The ObSerVdtO, Romano asks
f this is III first ampliied application of
General Garibsldi's suggestion that
people should hiss deputies on leaving the
chamber.