The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-22
THE OLD WORLD.
speech OF the KIaE Of s.reeee.
A ifsurboR Prinee ToasIIaE the RE
pubIIe.
PHitInE ON the screws In North G..r-
many.


out the national duties imposed upol
me. These duties are numerously ser
ious, but the sentiments OF the nation
are proportionately lofty The relation
Of Greece with foreign powers ar,
friendly. l have to express my graft
tude to the countries l have visited
whose arbitrament has given to Greco,
the frontier, strengthening and extend
ing her boundaries. The execution Of
the decisions Of the powers lmpresse:
upon US action, the regulation OF which
will chiefly engage your deliberations.
The government has already made ex,
tensiye military and naval preparations
for which loans have been contracted,
and which the members are asked to
ratify. The nation has undertaken
heavy obligations. The army will not
be disbanded until the establishment of
the new order Of things in the territory
awarded TO Greece. l am firmly re-
solved to effect as speedily as possible
that for which have prepared. rely
upon your cooperation as the faithful
exponents Of the national will; such
work will be blessed by God. The
speech was received with loud and pro-
longed cheering.
Berlin, Oct. 2l.-The Wesfer Zeit,mg
says: At an early meeting of the
bundezrath, the representative of Ham
burg will propose a proclamation of a
Of state seige there. Prussia will make n
similar proposal in regard to the action
Of Ottensen and Mandsbeck, but Sax
ony will decline for the present, at least,
to take any repressive measures regard
ing Leipsic.
London, Oct. 2l.-It is said that the
Prussian finance minister has decided
on complete revision Of the tariff.
Higher protective duties will be levied
on imported tallow, grain and coal.
The duties on cotton and cotton goods
will be completely revised.
Panama, Oct. 12.-Lima dates to
September 10Th say: United States
Minister Christiancy has the following
basis for preliminary peace: Chill,
Peru and Bolivia will each elect three
commissioners to discuss the conditions
of peace, to meet In Peruvian territory,
occupied by the Gillian army. the
United States minister taking part in
the conference rs friendly mediator.
Paris, Oct. 2l.-Much sensation was
caused by Due DE Chartres, at mill
tary dinner at Eureux, proposing .
toast to France and her government
and to the president Of the republic.
Legitimists consider : this an indirect
acceptance by him Of the republic. The
duke In his speech said in America,
where he passed part of his youth, it
was customary to give such loyal toasts
before all others.
Paris, Oct. .2l.-Three Catholic priests
have within the last week joined the
Pere Hyacinthe.
London, Oct. 2l.-Steps are being
taken to form an influential committee
of liberals TO strengthen the hands Of
the government in dealing with the dis
order in Ireland and to urge the neces-
sity for immediate measures for the
protection Of life and property. Ser
geant Heron has already been engaged
by the crown Us one Of the counsel for
the prosecution Of the land league.
st. Petersburg, Oct. 2l.-The Tokke
Turcomans continue to make successful
attacks on the Russian lines.
Berlin, Oct. 21.-Hamburg and Al
tona will be declared in state of siege
because of the agitation of the social
lists.
Ragusa. Oct. 21.-Great excitement
prevails in Albania in consequence OF
the sudden death Of four Albanian
chiefs, who 1t is currently reported
were poisoned.
Paris, Oct. 2l.-The inspectors visit
ed the former Jesuit establishment ut
Awiens, and found there 90 Jesuit
fathers, previously professors in the
same college. Franciscan friars, OF
Avignon, have bricked up the door of
their monastery. They are well sup
piled with provisions. The president
of the Montpelier tribunal has declared
himself incompetent to hear the suit of
the Carmelites against the 'prefect to
recover possession OF their convent.
Berlin, Oct. 2l.-Admiral Seymour
has officially informed the admirals OF
the failure Of negotiations between the
Turks and Montenegrins.
Constantinople, Oct. 2l.-Of the
three stipulations accepted by the Mon
tenegrins the most important is that
the Turks shall evacuate Dulcigno at a
fixed time, and that Montenegro shall
take possession three hours afterwards.
London, Oct. 21.-The Cork police
explained that clue to the murder OF
Mr.. Hutchin has been obtained. A
piece of iron which was used rs bullet
was obtained.