The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-14
WAR IN THE EAST,
Such Is the Outlook in b.,
melia, Servia and Grp,o" ""'
Sr
The Bantam Nations Dac,;no
Led by the Nose by the
Great Powers

The situation in the East h,a,
very serious. 1t looks now an tb,r .1'''ls
would be inevitable and the danger IS war
it will be almost certain to draw tb. mat
Nations into the difficulty. The p SD'e'
appear to be as badly mixed as tho r ,"e'
from Greece, Servia, Roulnelia and rp,'fs
The dispatches will be found Of pr,.,E'
terest. Ill
PARIS, October IL. Lord Lyons q.
British ambassador, and Defrarcn"' Tie
French Minister OF foreign affairs, har,, lAe
rived at an understanding by which IA a
respective governments Shall obsarr~,"F f
strict neutrality il Turkey fights anvniqa
Balkan states, or Greece and other onn vAe
should hold aloof. it i. beIejvaGg 's s
hostilities are inevitable, as both spat
and Greece disregard the inj0nrti+@ssf' a
adopt the peace policy and state that 40
will keep quiet only on condition +b,t tuFS
be compensated. F
THE SERViANS MOVING
VIENNA, October IA dispatch ,,.
Neue Freie Pressc from Sofia saws. .r pae
populace are fleeing. Rum0rs are me III.
that the S%ervians have crossed the fro,rt.e.N'
The Government has teiegraphrd ia p %;sl
opolis cntreating Prince Alexander tn .p'
turn. a telegram from Nrisrh ,avy ,I :
the SeIvian war office has given cGntr a|.'
for 5000, 600 kilos Of corn. Troons
advancing toward Akpalcana and LewsG%,'
wacka." ma
! MOVING UPON The R0UNELLly.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. October 13.-The4ro
which formed the garrison OF Sal1nica 70
marching nOrthward toward the Pom
liam frontier. Bulgarians are entranrb"J
at Prestino, in Roumeiia, near the fpnn
tier.
RUSSIA S CONSERVATIVE POLICY.
ST. PETERSBURG, October IL. IT,,
Journal de St. Petersburg, in columpntn,
on the Roumelian question, saws. NV
view OF the ~pretensions OF the minor stata'
it is evident that a conservative nnTrr
in accordance with the existing trea.j es
| offers the best chances to prevent a rss,
conflagration on the Balkan peninsula"
A%UsTRlA's ADVICE.
VIENNA, October 13.-Austria hasadn,aI
Servia to stop her war preparations and
to adopt a peace policy.
MILAN's FIRM ATTITUDE.
BELGRADE, October 13.-The German
Minister has started for Nissa to counsel
| peace. King Milan, in replying to the Turk.
ish Minister'S demands for an explanation
Of Servia's warlike preparations, said he
had nothing to add to the recent circular
to the Powers. In diplomatic circles t4
opinion is expressed hat the Favorable
moment for Servian action will be allowed
to slip. The Salonican Greeks are excited
over the Roumelian elnbroglio. Their
! sympathies tend toward Turkey.
TIE y TIE OF THE AMBASSADORS
CONsTANTINOPLE, October -. The con.
ference on the Roumelian question has en-.
bodied in a collective note, which is being
prepared by Count Corte, the Italian Am.
bassadOr. to be presented to the Porte. 10
recognize the union OF RouIneIia and BN
garia, and opposes the further violation Of
the Berlin treaty. 1t is reported that
Prince Bismarck, in reply to a second
circular OF the Porte, approves the in.
mediate taking of active measures by
Turkey, unless Servia and Greece accept
the situation.
HOPES OF A peaceful SETTLEMENT.
PARIS, October 13. In the cabinet
council to-day a number vi consular dis
patches were read, showing that seri01:
war preparations in Turkey have con-
siderably cooled the ardorof the war party
in Servia and in Greece. and that affairs in
those kingdoms are a~ssuminga more peace
full aspect. 1t is believed here that both
| Servia and Greece will hesitate Il long tine
before provoking the Porte to resort Z
! offensiEe operations. These consular II
ports have greatly revived the hopes O
the dipIomatists in this city OF Il bloathsE
settlement OF the koumelian question
Temps says: Austria has Joined Russia ID
demanding that the statu quo I've r~estoei
in Eastern Roulnelia.
GREECE FIREDB BY PATRIOTISM.
ATHENS, October 13.-The Minister ofthe
Interior has received Il telegram from Kin.
George, in which the King thanks his Sub.
jects for their patriotic sentiments, Tie
students here are appealing t. theott1deats
throughout Europe to raise their Voice
against the injusticedonr the Greek uation.
allty through the B~li.ariau tuio0. The
Archbishop of Zlnte Offers to devote his
whole stipend to the national cause.
NOTES.
1t was rumored late last night that ANY
Milan was about to issue q pr Exclamation
OF war.
France has agreed to Gnarma0y'S pro
pOsaIs in regard to the settlement ol TIE
Ruloa rIa0 tTulhlr.