The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24
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TURKISH INaURRECTION.
LoEDoE, Sept 19.-Ths p0pniace Of
PhIIippopolis, capital Of eastern Rum
lila, almost 70 man ross In rebellion
yesterday and eelze1 the governor
general and proclaimed union with
Bulgaria. A provisional government
Was established and the revolt 1as 30 we'll
planned that no disorder or bioodshed
occurred. Everybody being In SYM
psthY with the movement except the
eoqerrment oficiaIs- Foreigners IN the
city ere pezfecfIY safe from harm Is Is
also property Of foreign Fesidents. I'm.
medialelY afser the orgenlzstion Of the
provisional government the militia were
sworn In taking the oath Of allegiance
70 Prince Alexander OF Bulgaria. Il il
generally believed In diplomatic circles
that previously arranged program Of
the rising has suggested the union
with Bulgaria. No definite statement
can be made as 20 what action signet0ry
powers 60 the treaty Of Berlin VIII take
respecting the matter. Eastern Rumilia
was created By the congress Of Berlin In
1873. and was given An automatic gov
eminent, though forming an integral
part Of the Turkish :empirs. The gov
ernor-generaI was appointed by the
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treaty powers.
GLADSTONE MANIFESTO.
The Times to-day commenting on Mr.
GiadstoHe's manifesto. says the impor-
fant feet for the moment whatever dis
sentIon may occur about doubts Of the
document, Is that Joseph Chamberlain
end Geo. Goshen appearing willing for
the sake Of harmony emong the liber.
ais, TO take refuge under Mr.. GladssOne's
umbrella.
MADRID, Sept. 19.-Reports say that II
was announced ct the cabinet council
yesterday that the Spanish troops had
occupied zap and that the the Spanish
man-of- war Valiant will replace the We
Iasco, which has been selected to carry
stores 20 that statio0.
CHOLERA
ROME, Sept. 10.-During the past "a
hours 224 new cases Of cholera and 169
deaths have been reported in Palermo, q
large increase the preceding "a hours.
CANNOT INTERVENE.
LONDON Sept. 17.-Lord Salisbury
mas notified the English ship owners thai
ne cannot interfere with foreign states
20 obtain for English vessels exemption
from quarantine regulations.
SUNDAY LAWS IN GERMANY.
An omctal inquiry into Sunday labor
IN Germany has been nearly completed
1t is expected that the report will advise
sgainst any alteration in the present laws
upon that subject.
CHAMBERLAIN COHQUEsTS.
MI. Chamberlain Is making trium.
pnant tour in Scotland. He delivers an
ADDRESS at every stopping place. Val
lagos where he is announced 10 appear
are decorated IN his honor and addresses
are presented to him everywhere. Tit
people greet him with the greatest en-
thuslasm and cheers are given for ENG
LANDS future PREMIER" In one of hi
speeches he annOanced that Gladstone
had been restored to health and would
assume the leadership in the electora
campaign.
WHAT THE UNITED IRELAND SAYS.
DUBLIN, Sept. 1.-THE United Ire
land today, commenting on Mr.. Cham
oerlain's recent speech, says that twenty
seven invincIbles murdered governmen
ofnclals, attacked judges and jurors, anG
nRd this great city and state chasterln;
with terror until the band was finally
broken up, because some of its mem
bers failed to remember their oath O
refusal TO open their lips, when If the!
had kept their mouths sealed. the caStl
star chamber inquiry would have mere
~ involved week IN prison. SimiIa
organizations would be started IN ever
city, town and village throughout Irelant
II Er. ChambeTlain's argument of Irisl
weakness is pushed to extremIties. Tn
paper discusses the probable result O
England following the policy indicated
in Mr.. Chamberlain's speeches and sa'
such course would probably result II
the French army landing ut Limerlcl
simultaneously with the Irish conflsgrs
ton in all principal cities IN England
and wellplanned attacks on variou
| palaces and banks in London.
| A VALUABLE TOKEN.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. ia valuable tes
umonial was presented to Mr.. Ismay
of the White Star Steamship company OF
board the Adriatic yesterday in behalf @
the shareholders of the company as
mark Of their esteem and appreciation
of his successful management of tn
lines STARS The presentation was fol
lowed by banquet TO Mr.. IsmaY, VIII,
made speech in which he alluded d
the depression in the Atlantic trade ant
said that ship builders should refraiI
from burdening the market with ton
mage, which IL Is unable to support. Tn
gifts consisted of silver dinner eervic
lined with gold, valued at 5000 guinea
and portrait of hImself by Miileis.
eLADsToNE's OPINIONS.
LONDON, Sept. Gladstone to-ds,
issued four-coluDln manifesto to hi
constituents Midlothian. He invites
comparison OF the work of the recen
parliament with the party which preced
ed 1t and confdentially appeals to tn
electors for q verdict. He refers to III
1 a0f 20 off
among the natives; to the Marquis O
RlpOn's conciliatorY policy In India, ant
70 the settlement of the Rueso-AfghaI
frontier dispute, the credit of which b.
claims for the liberal party. GlAdston
admits that the liberal government com
mited an error respecting the occupation
Egypt, but says 1t was due to the MAJ
gus OF Salisbury's Intervention policy
He now favors an entire withdrawal o
British troops from Egypt and believe
the people will approve the liberal gov
ernment's refusal 70 stIfle the cry 70
freedom. England. he says, once free @
the Egyptian tangle will regain her for
mer position in European affairs an
will be able 70 guard the young easter
nations. He fevors q reform of both tn
house of lords and house of commons
free land and the abolition of primogeni
ture. He believes that the church j
sufficiently strong TO survive disestaf
lishment and states that he is anxious 3
give Ireland the fullest justice. while d
the same time preserving the unity @
the empire.
THE RESULT.
GladetOne's manifesto is sOmewha
disappointing to the Liberals, while tn
Conservatives claim to be greatly please
at the expressions of the ex-premier.