The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-30
EUROPEAN ECHOES.
THE E.srEaN COMPLICATIONS IN A
RIDICULOUS. POSITION.
Franco Wants to Go Home and England
Don'i Know What TO Do-Rismarck
mud the Finances-French Anairs
Something from Afghanistan.
-InkIIngS from Ireland.
COERCION THAT DOESN'T coERcr.

| COERCION THAT DOESN'T COERCE.
The Everlasting DuIcIgno Demonsira.
Etration sun the Absorbing Topic In
Europe.
LONDON, September 2o.-A Berlin dis.
patch Says: Great Britain and Russia are
urging the assembling Of an international
feet before Stambou.
A dispatch from Ragusa says three Irish
officers arrived at that place Tuesday to 20
aboard the feet tomorrow.
COEsTAETINoPLE, Septepher 29-The
Emperor OF Germany, in replying to an
appeal made by the Sultan, expressed his
regret that the necessity for executing the
treaty of Berlin preCludea separate action
on his part.
GRAyORsA, September 20-The general
impression here Is that unless uniorseen
events occur the fleets OF the powers will
remain ten days longer
FRANCE DISPOSED TO BACK OUT.
LONDON, September ga Paris corres-
pondent telegraphed last night as follows:
"The instructions to the Frcnch Admiral
Mott, to 6re shot in the event Of the
bomoardment OF DulCigno, have not been
plainly svoWed till this evening. The
Constitu ion debars the President from
declaring war without the assent OF the
Chambers. This, evidently an after.
thought, was adopted in defereuce to the
lately manifested Tepugnauce 1.-THE public
to French intervention in the case.
The Times in an editorial Says" II France
draws back from giving reality to the
Il INN uHHnf lon ha ~ 4.
Is for the presen. at an end. The fidiCule
OF having sailed to Gravorsa for the purpose
Of saillug,back again will attach in Lhe::drst
instance 10 France, but the other powers
must take their share OF it. They have
been misled BY France, aud thus been in.
duced 10 commit themselves to
AGAME OF BRAd
which has not succeeded aud could not
have been expected to. Turkey might
safely venture to snap her fingers at a
demonstration which Is to bark, but on no
account bite. A dispatch from Berlin, in
reference To the reports OF the abandon
ment oil the naval demonstration, says
that 1t is declared in well informed circles
that no such intelligence has reached there.
The incident OF the Sultan addressing an
appeal 10 Emperor William, occurred last
week, aud therefore, before the Dulcigno
question reached its present crisis. Ger
many, in connection with all the powers,
adheres to the protest against RIA Pasha.
EN0LAND's COURSE OF ACTION.
LoNDoN, September 29.-Lord GanvilIe.
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs, who
has been at Bslmorsl for the purpose, 1t is
understood, of laying before the Queen an
outline of the policy TO be adopted by the
government in reference to the Eastern
situation and to obtain her opinion OF it,
is now on his way by express TO London
TO attend Cabinet meeting tomorrow.
This meeting will be one OF great impor.
tanCe; as the Ministry il compelled 10 de-
eide upon what course 10 take in the diff
cult and complicated problem in the East.
The affair has progressed 80 far that some
thing decisive must be DONE and by virtue
Of at least a quasi le dership oi the Powers
In the naval demonstration, England is
placed in position OF which the a!terna.
tives sesm to be to advance boldly or re-
tire with loss OF prestige. There Is deep
feeling IN official and commercial circles as
TO the result OF to-morToW's consultation.
STARTLING sToRY-DuLcIoNo BURNED.
LONDON, September ga dispatch
from Rsgusa says: It is reported here.
through the Austrian authorities at Get
tsro, that Dulcigno is in flames. Aspe-
cial dispatch from Buda Pesth says: A
telegram from Antivari reports that Dull
cignO has been destroyed by fire.
LONDON, September 90 O-The Times has
the following: Ragusa, at four O'Clock In
the afternoon. News was received here
that DulCigno had been burned by order
Of the Albanian League. The latter por-
tion Of the,ne is not confirmed.
LoNDJN, September 90 "A 1imc5 Paris
special sSys ttie French ships are not to
withdraw in the event ot The lombard.
ment OF DulCigno but 10 Keep in the third
or oulermost line, thus sanctioning the
combined action OF the powers.
A dispatch iTom Cirsveso says II Is re-
ported that the Dulcigno difficulty might
'and solution in the acceptance by Prince
Nikato oi the renowned Turkish offer OF
pecunisry compensation for Dulcigno, as
the MontenegrinS do not want another
port.