The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-28
sweden and Norway.

We uhucAoAahd that llulSuAllou uccl-
ings under influential auspices will be
held this week against English deyel-
opments Of the ministry's foreign poll
cy in connection with the naval demon
stration in Turkish waters.
Grayosa, Sep. 27.-Yesterday the
prince OF Montenegro received Official
information that an advance to Dulcig-
no would be RI egarded as declaration
OF war. The prince Of Montenegro con-
sequently has telegraphed TO Admiral
Seymour that he Is not prepared with
out aid OF the land troops OF the pow
ers to attack the Albanians; reinforced,
as they must be, is regarded as tanta-
mount to declaration of war against
Europe.
Constantinople. Sep. 27.-The spirit
Of reckless defiance is becoming more
and more intense at this place. For
several days past the sultan has refused
to listen TO any objections, aided by his
ministers, TO the policy which he has
adopted, and has issued an order that
any official who shall be heard express
ing contrary opinions will be dismissed
and exiled. Never before, since the
time Of Mahomed, the terrible, has
snch an order been issued.
Ragusa, Sep. 27-The Albanians are
encamped on the summit of Mount Ma
zeural, where they have formed five
lines Of entertainments connected 10y
covered ways. 1t is rumored that
Mountplar Pash has arrived In the vi.
cinity Of Scutari. Trustworthy report:
have just been received, that in conse
quence of the arrival OF the French
courier fleet, they will not start fol
Dulcigno for forty-eight hours.
Copenhagen, Sep. 27-The Swedish
and Norwegian press is hotly discus.
sing the agitation of section of Nor
way for the repeal of the act Of union
and the establishment of Norwegian
republic. The Swedish journals main
tain that the honor of Sweden is in.
volved and that strong measures should
be employed il necessary. The rela-
tions between the king and the Norwe-
gian Legislature are very strained, a
large majority having denied the kings
right of official veto.
Gravosa, Sep. 27.-The Ottoman
frigate Schlismanick lies of Dulcigna.
She will be summoned to withdraw,
and IL she offers resistance, must un-
avoidably be destroyed or sunk.
Constantinople, sep. 27.-The last
note of the porte refusing to surrender
Dulcigno unless the naval demonstra-
tion is abandoned, was in great part
the sultan's own composition. 1t re-
quired as condition for the surrender
Of Dulcigno not only that the demon
srration be abandoned but that no
demonstration shall be employed In
connection with the Greek frontier or
any other question, and that no other
concession in the future shall be de-
ioi
Cetinje, Sep. 27.-Riza Pasha notified
Prince Nikita that IL the Montengrins
assume the offensive Turkey will regard
1t rs an act Of war.
Ragusa, Sept. 27.-A conference was
held to-day between the Montenegrin
minister of war and European admirals
which lasted two hours.
Ragusa, Sep. 27.-The question is
ventilated whether the landing Of troops
from the fleet would assist the Monten-
egrins in the occupation Of Dulcigno.
1t is rumored that the Albanians ut
Scutari prevented the foreign consuls
from leaving the town. The French
commander has declined active partici-
patton in the .hostilities.
Berlin, Sep. 27.-The strike among
the street workmen here which began
recently among the carpenters, has
now extended to the turner's, weavers,
and other workmen, and is assuming a
serious phase.
Constantinople, Sep. 27.-The am
bassadors' reply to the porte's cir
cular on the Montenegrin question,
has been delivered to the porte. The
reply declines to grant more time or
to abandon the demonstration.
Gravosa, Sep. pa battalion OF
Turkish regulars has been observed in
Dulcigno itself.
London, Sep. 2T.-Information Of a
plot to blow up the yacht Lividia was
received from st. Petersburg and after
wards from the police officials Of Cen
eva. The nihilists had deputed ennis
saries to blow up the Liyidia, and three
individuals left London four days ago
for Glasgow with two nitro glycerince
clocks, to be placed among the Goals,
which would explode at a certain time.
st. Pertersburg, Sep. 27.-A fire
broke out to-day among a large number
Of barges on the Neva, above the
bridges. The barges, which were laden
with hay, broke loose, and twenty
enormous flaming heaps foated down
the stream endangering all the ship
ping in the river, The police, how
ever, guided the burning masses clear
Of the vessels, and there was no fur