Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-18
The Porte's Protest.

Albanians Occupy Dulcigno.
BRITISH LABOR TROUBLES,
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Wet Weather in England.
LONDON, Sept 1s.-The weather here con.
French Gold For New York.
HAVRE, Sept. 1S.-Ihe steamer Westphalia,
from Hamburg. for New York, which sailed
here to-day, took On board here 5O0,0O0 francs in
gold.
The British Mediterranean Squad
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LONDON. Sept. 1s.-A dispatch from Naples to
the Daily Ne,cs says: The British Mediterra-
mean squadron will probably be stationed on the
Albanian coast for the winter.
British Labor Troubles.
The Times correspondent at Burnley says the
employers generally believe that If there Is a
strlke or the cotton operatives, it will be brief.
MANCHESTER. Sept. 1S.-Public opinion here
generally condemns strike Of the operatives.
The resolutions adopted by the central COM
mittee OF the masters association yesterday re.
fusing the offer OF the wages committee of the
Lancashire WeaVers association for arbitration
adopted, &C., will be submitted to a general
meeting OF the trade on Tuesday next for con-
nfmation. The AccringtOn operatives are pay
abe e' 1I fwo p pence nee per loom to the fund
are made readily. The leaders of the strike
are confident OF success.
LONDON, Sept 1S.-Some Oldham mills will
commence tne short time movement on Mon
day IeXt. Fresh adhesions to the movement
continue. The maximum working time VIII
be four days week.
The P0rte's Protest Against the
Naval DemOnstration.
LONDON. .Sept.1S. S.-ACOnStantinople dispatch to
the Dtttg Telegraph says: In the protest against
The naval demonstration, telegraphed to the
turkish diplomatic representatives, abroad on
powers TO guarantee that The naval demonstra-
uon shall not take place if Dulcgno is sur
rendered. note, embody1ng the foregoing,
has been communicated verbally to the Am,
bassadors OF the European powers here
EnsurrectiOn in Eastern ROumeIia.
BERLIN, Sept. 1s.-The ST. Petersburg cores
pendent OF the Iageb'du telegraphs as follows:
Inc outbreak OF an 1nsurrection In Eastern
Roumeila Is only question OF few weeks.
Poor Prospect Of Peace.
LONDON, Sept. 1S.-A Vienna dispatch to the
Times says RIA Pacha, the Turkish commander,
has, it is reported returned to Scutari. This
certainly does not open prospect for the i'm
mediate surrender of DulcignO.
Bulgarian AssassinS in Macedonia.
The Manchester Guardians correspondent at
Salonica says:-The northwestern part of Mace
donia is very unsettled. Bands called "aven-
gers" have formed In the chief Bulgarian Gen.
tiers, and have assassinated within the past six
week number of moslems, including one bey
and two functionartes. The MusSulmans have
retaliated, and many Bulgarians have fallen
victims. The Bulgarians are unfortunately
stimulated 10 these excesses by emissaries from
by armed bands lowering about the frontier on
the Bulgarian side. Should events take All
uItoward turn, the Bulgarian government and
its hackers Will be largely responsible for
Wanton and unnecessary misery and b!oodshed.
The French Cabinet and President.
PARIS. Sept. 1S-Contrary to expectation
President Grevy did not go to the country this
morning. The cabinet met again at 10 o'clock.
The R1ppel states that circular will shortly
be addressed to the various unauthorized relig-
tous congregations, requiring them to submit
themselves to the provisions Of the march de-
crees, AT this mornings meeting of the minis
terial council NJ. CODStanS, minister Of the inte-
rlor and worship, NJ. COZot, keeper of the seals
and minister OF justice, and General Fare, min
ister OF war; rendered their designations. A
second meeting Ct the council Will be held at
the palace OF the Elyse under President Grevy
at three O'Clock this afternoon.
Albanian Occupation Of DulcignO.
LONDON. Sept. 1s.-A dispatch from Ragusa
70 Reuters Telegram Co. SayS:-Eight thousand
Albanians have occupied the town and fortress
OF Of Dulclgno, expelling two battalions OF Turk
tsh commander withdrew to GovtZa.
Congressional Nomination..
SCHENECTADY, NY, Sept. 1S.-Hon. George
West. OF BallSton, has been nominated for Con-
gres5 by the republicans OF the twentieth dis
u1ct On the first ballot.
Wall Street To-day.
NEW YORK, Sept 1S.-The Posts financial arti-
Gle says:-The stock exchange markets are all
very dull to-day. U. S. bonds continue firm,
the only changes being an advance of "a In the
~ g, and decline of q in the 6's OF 1885, Rail
road investments are without important
changes. The stock market has been trregula-.
In the early dealings the general list advanced
1sa1 per cent, but special stocks, like Chatta-
nOoga. which feel So per cent, were weak. Pitts
burg TfuuSvlle and Buffalo has been eXcep-
ttonally strong, advancing to 33l5 on reported
large increase in earnings. Before noon the
since fallen 15a14. Western Union Telegraph
has been a feature: in the early dealings there
was a difference Of q OF per cent between
'tiegular' and .'Seller three contracts but free
sales OF tie stock, supposed to be for the inside
party in favor OF war on the American Union
gave rise to the report that they had given up
the contest for the control at the coming eleo-
tion. ard the difference between Irregular, and
''seiier three has narrowed as the day ad
vanced. The stocks at all active after those
named have been Erie, Lake Shore Ohio
ard Mississippi. Milwaukee ani ST, Paul 1nii
Wabash. TIE last named was strengthened by
report which could not be traced to trust
worthy source, that the contest with the Chica-
go, Burlington and Quincy had been settled
cent. and on prime mercantile paper 414a5K per
cent.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 18.-Virginia SKIES, deferred,
M due @ DO a seGSes nsa A
do. ter: forty coupons. 95h bid to-day.
11s4., Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat southern
al G6. do. amber. l. OSal Is. No I MARYLAND