Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
FOREIGN.
Pr-parrfi.a. f.r War


CoSsTASTIsoPLk UcT- IL tie Porte
i aw4itipG tie reply ef tse powers BE-
fore taking oeeisvs seton A portion
OF tie Csois.t recon mend the r-csspi-
tioe o. the Bulzzriaa union. Ushers
are OF tbs spEnioa that Greece aud Ser
VIA vii rem sin trsr aail II :se 1aieo IL
not Recognized. Inc milit-ry party,
vsezins toe sIlencs Of the pozers ss a
sisn that they are unss-esd a. 20 Via.
co7rs- 10 porsoe. urge that Bulgaria Be
invaded. that tee er-a, belt OF toe Bal
kaus be occupied. thz tas Ba eariAn
town cf NiddIn b. given TO Servia in
order TO weaken Bnlgaris and soncli
ate Servis- .nt that the di-,rls,s OF
Hermann, HOsksali and P0m4k De
sized zs var Indemnity. The saltau
oesitstes between these divergent oDon
sels, leaning rather TO q policy Of con-
ciIiAs!on- Assuveiie military pr-p1
rs'ions are onabsted. k-spp has bell
urRed TO hastes the delivery of guns,
TIE payment fer Soicb AS been guar.
tnt-ed- Everything indicates an early
invasion OF Bulgaria Ia leading T1rk-
$50 ciroies tue oplnisn IL expressed that
majority OF the posers are Inclined
10 refuse 10 recognize toe Bulgarian
onion ~ they consider that tsas course
would be the least dangerous to Earo-
pean peace.
TIE Marquis De- Sovilles, French
Ambassador. and Herr Won RADIO sltz,
German Ambassador. express astoni.h
meut that tie Turkish Government did
not send troops to Z .stern Roo nell. at
the b-sinpine Of the trouble. Tue
other foreign ministers are less out
spoken.
The Berlin Treat, Mast be Preserved
CoSsTASrISoPLE. Oct. IA Count Ger.
81, Italian Ambassador, presided at the
hoasneiian conferences today. The Am
oAssadors sent their respective draeo-
mans 70 inform the Porte that they bad
agreed to condemn tbs violation of the
Berlin treaty By the union Of Roamelia
ana Bulgaria, and tina; they approved
the pacific attitude Of the Porte.
ktsx Milan Bent On War.
LONDON. Ost. l4.-ft is reported that
King Milan of Ssrvis has informed the
Powers that be must either GO to var
or aodicate his throne, and he has de-
eided to go 10 var. He has prepared a
manifesto 20 bis army. which, it 10 e.
pected. will be issued tnmu rrog.
observer II she North.
OTTAWA, Oct. II. "A telegram vas re-
oeived this morning from Lieutenant
Gordon, Commander of the Hudson
BAY EIpedition steamer Alert, which
vas sent out last spring BY the Marine
Department 70 bring back party OF
observers left 10 the North las: wear
and to pnt fresh OBSERVERS there until
next year. Lieutenant Gordon resorts
~.
foanaland. this morRine; that be Wis
ited Cnureh's station and all Other sta
ions where observers bad been placed;
sRd that be found Stupar,'s station de
serted. but learned afie sard that S-a
part had arrived at Chien's and vas
taken on board tine Hudson Bay steamer
Labrador. IuRils Htiif,x. ons of tue
station hands, died of scurvy last June.
bat all others are we'll.
Too mach 8syeett.
Cork. Oss. A.-No cattle have been
81 ipp.d to England, as dealers have
stopped buying because they have no
way of TRANSFORMATION except by the
Cork Steamship Line. IL is expected
that the catilemen will be compelled to
patronizs the packets Of the Cork Com
pany.
eeaed to Germany.
LONDON. Oct l4-it Is reported that
the sultan of ZIDzibsr has oedsd OAR
es-Solssm to the Germ IN African Asso-
citation. Oar es Soiaam IL seapor,
tSenty i've miles south of Zauxibar,
and has a good harbor.
Pleasant for all Ceaeeraed.
RoME, Os,. IL A 10 se.ing Of the psr-
sonsagss charged With rvieving the
Caroliaes question and celebrating the
Papsl decision respecting the matter,
has been mad. Tbs meet ue appeared
disposed to admit Spain's sovereignty
over the Caroline Islaads, while at the
same time deemine 6ermauy's conduct
in OCCUPYING the Island Of zap az exous-
able owing TO tbs mis4porehsns,ou
which has existed regarding the span.
ISL occupation Of q member Of the
islands in question.