The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-08

the RoUNIELIAN TROUBLE.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-Sir Michael Hicks,
Beach Conservative leader inthe house
of commons, speaking at Salisbury yes
terday, said: "The government was at
tempting, IN concert with the powers, to
clrcumscribe the area OF the existing
Roumelian disorders" Referring to the
alarming increase OF boycoitinS In Ire
land, he said: 1.-THE government was pre-
pairing to deal with the evil with q strong
hand, and the reports of crime IN Ireland
were absurdIy overdrawn, and 1t was
nothing now compared with that in
1880 and 1881. The government would
spare no efforts to put down the prac-
tice and prosecute the offenders when
ever the evidence could be obtained
against them.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, Oct. 1.-The am
baesadorS met to-day to consider the
Roumelian question, At the residence
OF Count Cert, the Italian ambassador,
but adjourned without trsnsacting any
business of importance, several of the
am bassadors having not yet received
formal invitations from their respective
governments. The porte has sent q cII-
cular TO the powers, protesting against
the recent action of Prince Alexander
in disarming musselmen inhabitants of
Roumeiia
vienna. Oct. I'm. Brattaino, ROu.
mania's prime minister. who has mad an
interview with Emperor Francis Joseph
and Count KalDoky, the Austrian tor
eign minister, respecting the attitude OF
Roumalia In the event Of war between
Turkey and Bulgaria. has left this city
to confer with Prince Bismarck, after
which he will visit the car. His mis-
sion IL for the purpose of having Rou-
ma1la considered inviolable and accord
ed rights similar 70 those enjoyed by
Belgium il hostilities should break out
The opinion gains ground that the crisis
is extending, and unless the powers In
tervene At once war Is inevitable. The
porte, rs precautionary measure TO pre-
vent the reduction OF supplies in the
event OF war with Bulgaria, has Issued
an order prohibiting the expectation of
cereals.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. I-Russian
journals express the opinion that the
conference of the ambassadors at Con
siantinopIe on the Roumeliao question
will be resnltless. The car
has called meeting OF the governors
Of the various provinces. to be held dur
ing the present month, in order 10 con
fer with them respecting the inter nal
CO00ltl0p Oh nusSi1
PUSHING THINGS.
PRILLEPoPoLIs, Oct Prince Alex
andeF Is actively engaged in pushing
forward measures for defense The
BulgsEian troops from Sofia are taking
the places OF the volunteers, which have
gone TO the frontier. All the strategic
positions and passes are being rapidly
fortified sDd the military pests are be-
ing greatly strengthened.
LONDON RACES.
LoHDON, Oct. AT Newmarket t.
day, the October handicap vas won by
BaTberine, with Clochette second AND
Merry Duchesss third. There were
thirteen starters
PROBABLY WAR-
BERLIN, Oca The result of the re-
cent interviews between d. DtGIers and
Prince Bismarck win be 20 FeTtraln Ser
via, Greece and Montegrey from attack
Ing Turkey. as otherwise Austria would
make bold strike for Ssiouica and pes
sibIY for Constantinopie, and create q
hlazs in Russia which would end in =
European var
LONDON. OcI. Sir Charles w.
Dixie. B. F.. president Of the local gov
srnment board under Ar. Gladsto0e's |
admlnlsfrssson Wae married 20 day. 20 |
Mrs. Mark Pattison. Ct Chelsea. The
were conducted Quietiy and |
uith0ut the display usually attendant in |
society on such occassons- |
TIE church uea crowded with friends Of /
he bride and groom many notable /
persons being present. Mr. Joseph |
acted g zrO0msman- The /
Oseather ives bright and the crowd cheer
ID the happy couple - they were leaving /
he church.