Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-07
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Max ing IL Warm for Mr. RradIaugh In

FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Making IL Warm for Mr. RradIaugh.
LONDON, July 7.-The morning POst says: The
speaker OF the house has informed Mr.. Brad
laugh that ii was no breach OF privilege TO serve
member with writ within the precincts OF
Westminster palace. Another writ was served
On Bradlaugh yesterday.
British Cabinet Council.
The following is taken from the Daily II le-
gTdph this morning: An informal cabinet
council was held yesterday TO consider the state
of public business. particularly the compensa-
tlon for disturbance In Ireland bill. IL is also
understood that the attitude OF the Porte was
discussed" Considerable opposition is antic-
pated TO the compensation for disturbance In
Ireland bill on motion for going into COM
mttee.
Robert the Devil m the Race for
the Derby.
LONDON, July THE Sportsman to day says:
lIe Duke OF Westminster met the owners OF
the 3-year-old bay colt Robert the Devil, after
the races at Newmarket yesterday and con-
sented TO produce his private stud book to-day.
race for the Derby will be finally adjudicated
upon by the stewards OF the Jockey Club"
Americans at a sunday school Cen.
tennary.
] re birmingham Center sunday School Union
celebrated It's centenary yesterday by a con-
terence in the town hall. DR.. Vincent, OF
America read paper on 'The Teacher" and
r. W. +. Crofts, also OF America, delivered an
address.
The Land Agitation i'm Ireland.
A Dublin dispatch 10 the Times says: Meet
lngS to sanction the land agitation in its more
advanced character We're held on Sunday last tn
various parts or the west OF Ireland. Repre-
sentativeS OF the land league attended the
meetings AT DunmOre, county Galway reSo-
buttons were passed pledging the meeting TO
continue the agitation for the abolition or land
loruiSm and the establishment of peasant pro-
pretary; also congratulatng the American
natlon on Its loith anniversary OF independ-
A IL n ft.aI Ian
lne irish to-day were lighting the same battle
that the Americans fought In the last cen.
tury."
by Fears OF an Eastern War.
LONDON, July THE Times in its financial
article this morning says: The stock markets
are suffering partly from the absence OF busi-
ness, but principally from kind OF scare about
the reports from the east Neither the attitude
CT the Bulgarians nor that OF the Sultan is liked
operators for fall are making the most OF the
1ears, excited by the prospect OF renewed dis
turranceS In Bulgaria and Of war bet Teen Tur-
key and Greece.
Abundant Crops i'm France.
LONDON, July THE general reports OF the
crops in France are highly satisfactory for
quantity. In some cases the probable yield of
wheat is considered deficit, but barley promises
eXcellently.
Turkey Will Not Accept the
LONDON. July "A dispatch from CONSTANT
nople Iothe Daily Netrs Says:-The FdGtb an
nounces that the decision Of the conference
was communicated to the Turkish minister at
Berlin, who has been instructed to reply that
the boundary adopted cannot be accepted.
War Between Turkey and Greece
Certain.
LONDON, July IA dispatch from Vienna to
the DGuy Ners says: In diplomatic circles here
the belief gains ground that war between Tur-
key and Greece is certain, and that it viii end
In the dissolution of Turkey. Berlin dispatch
10 the Daily Nelrs says Political circles here
hprWppn
ltabie. The news from the east is not reaSSur-
ing.
Germany and Austria Against Rus
Berlin dispatch to the Standard saws: A
union OF Bulgaria and Eastern Roumeia with
the help or Russian officers and soldiers. Will
be answered by Austria entering Novi Bazar
and penetrating beyond Mitrovitza To use the
ambiguous phrase of the treaty OF Berlin, Scr
many is likely to support Austria"
Dead.
LONDON, July WIN. p. Wright long con-
nected with the cotton trade In New York, died
in London yesterday.
Canadian RifIemen Beaten.
Eighteen Canadian rit1emen competed yeSter-
day at Altear with is OF the First Cheshire Rifle
volunteers. firing seven shots each at 20O 500
and GOO yards ranges. The totals or the scores
were: Cheshire volunteers, 1924; Canadians,
1906.
Depression Oh the London stock
r,oro g., Exchange:
.NAN 10 hSiSoSSo VI StOCA
exchange today.
The Dissolution Of Turkey at Hand.
PARIS. July THE RepuJljgue Fra1.caiSr
says: 1.-The Sultan's refusal to obey the powers
would pe equivalent to dissolution of his en-
plfe ard the forfeiture of power by his race
Anything short OF absolute refusal Will not re-
gulre the Intervention OF the powers for IL the
Porte merely declares itself unable to deliver
the territory awarded to Greece, the latter Is
quite able to take 1t, and We do not see why
that should disturb the peace Of Europe.
war Preparation i'm Turkey.
LONDON, July "A ConStantinopIe diSpatrh
TO the Daily Telegraph says: By order Of the
minister OF war; Reauf PaSha, the governor OF
AdllanOple has commenced to mobilize the
second army corps. The task is difficult as
arms and horses are wanting but Reauf Pasha
hopes by the goth inst. to have 1000 effectiye
men, SquadronS Of cavalry and 80 guns in
readiness for the field. Officers for the enroll.
ment or volunteers were offered throughout
the Vllayet OF Adrianople on the 2Sth of last
month and the returns for the first two days ra.
port 900 enrolled. Troops have been con-
Slantly arriving at Adrianople during the na
week from B0ulafr and ConStantin0nle ta hs
stationed, 1t Is said, On the east Roumelia IRON.
tier. 0
Passive Resistance of Turkey.
a ConStantinople despatch to the Standard
say Mr IG0Scben, the british ambassador is
convinced that without the employment of
armed force no action of the united powers
VIII aVail anything against the passive resist
ance OF Turkey.
fE i'm