Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-21

A Turkish Bone Of Contention.
pa,,sls pavNroSc oct. IA dispatch from Parts 20
received from Ragusa states that Ria Pashs "a
apoat 10 attempt TO forcioly reoccupy Tusi
WHICH Is now held by the Albanisns
An Immoral Teuii1ctoo
PARIS, Oct. Sl.-The real name of fha ne-so,
Who Eas oeen sentenced 10 flne and imprison
ment ior the publication OF an inamorai feuiIle.
Rtl' Ghcain, was founded by aSpanish- Amer
lean OF Lima.
German Complications.
LONDON, Oct 2l.--The Weser ZaitHHg saws ar
sn early meeting OF the Bundesra'h the repre-
sentative OF Hamburg will propose the procla-
nation OF a state OF seize there; Prussia will
otteRsen. and wandesbeck; but Saxony viii de.
cline for the present ar least, 10 take any no
pressive measures In regard 10 Leipsic.
Parliamentary Gossip.
The London correspondent OF the Manchester
G1taTdiaH sGys:-.'Though winter session OF
permanent is SIN possible contingency, L
have good reason for believing that parliament
VIII not reasSemhle before the usual date
Wiza Pasha-s bad Faith.
LONDON, Oct. 2l.-A despatch from Ce:tinge
TO the Times Says:-"The Montenegi Is have
received report from Scutari that K,za PAsha
Is in perfect accord With Hodo Bey. who has
complete contro: OF the Mahomm dan portion or
Albania, and whose party offer determined re-
sfstaEce 10 the surrender OF Dulcigno."
The International Regatta.
The London correspondent OF the Manchester
Guardian says he understands that II has vir-
tuGfy been decided that the races for the
American prizes shall be rowed on the Thames.
The DuIciguo Negotiations.
despatch from Vienna TO the Times says:-
" The Turkish proposals TO the Monteleghns
regulate the removal OF the archives and other
documents. and the removal OF war material.
property and religion of the Mahommedans
who may choose 10 remain I'm Dulclgno. They
also provide that every facility be given 20 the
people TO emigrate, and 10 dispose OF their
property"
LoNpoN, Oct. 2l.-Aithough there is much un-
certainty concerning the result OF the negotta-
uors at RJeka. the DGGu Ne,cs publishes dis
patch from Castel NuGyo. stating that their
failure probably only refers - the rejection OF
ihe TWO Turkish conditions and, according 10 a
CettiDGe dispatch 10 the Tn1eS, The Montene-
grin commissioners returned TO RIeka on We'd
nesday 10 await the return thither OF the TUck-
tsh commissioner.
IoNDoN. Oct. 2l.-A Constantinople dispa cl
TO the Times says: The stipulation proposed oy
the Turkish commissioner AZ Riesa relating 10
the maintenance or the status quo TO the east
OF Lake ScUtari. has been withdra~n.
Catholic Priests Joining Father ENy-
RCiuthc.
Paris dispatch 10 the Times says: Three
Catholic priests have, within the last iew weeks,
Joined PeTe llsacintEe
The 1Ic de hartres TOas,ing the
Republic.
PARIS, Oct 2l.-Much sensation was caused
by the Due &c ChartreS, at q military dInner at
ETreIIX, proposing toast 20 France aud her
government, and the President OF the republic.
The lcgltimistS consider that this is an Indirect
acceptance by him OF the republic. The Dake,
in his speech, said that In America where he
passed part or his youth, Il was customary 70
give such loyal toast before all Others.
speech os the King OF Greece.
ATHENS, GREECE, oct, 21.-TGe King IN his
speech al The opening OF the chambers today
said:-'l hasten 10 ask the cooperation Of the
chambers TO enable me 10 carry out the ma
tlonal duties imposed upon me. These duties
are unusually serious, but the sentiments OF
the Eation are proportioBately lofty. The rela-
tions OF Greece with the foreign powers are
friendly. l have TO express my gratitude 10 the
countries have visited where arbitrament has
given to Greece q frontier strengthening and
extended her boundaries The execution OF
the decision OF the powers imposes up
US action. the regulation OF which will chiefly
engage your deliberations. The government
has already made extensive military and naval
preparations. for which loans have been con-
tTacted, and which the chambers Will be
asked TO ratify. The nation has undertaken
heavy obligations. The army viii not
be disbanded until the establishment OF a
new order OF things In the territory awarded TO
Greece. / am firmly resolved TO effect as speed
lily as possible that for which | have prepared.
| rely upon your CO operation as faithful expo.
nents of the national Will Such a work will be
blessed by God"
The speech was received with loud and pro-
loDged cheering.