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And Will Declare War and Set His Army in
Motion the Moment that Turkish
Troops Attack Bulgaria.
The Russian Minister Of War Instructed
to Prepare for a Campaign.
The Boycotting System and How 1t Works in
Ireland-Proscribed People Unable to
Sell Produce or Attend Church.
GROWING wARLIKE.
Russia Will Support Bulgaria, Even to tin
Extent of Declaring War;

Extent of Declaring War.
LONDON Sept. 25-The feeling in st. Peters
burg regarding the Roumelian question is hour
ly becoming more warllke The sympathy of
the masses is strongly with the Bulgarians 1t
is stated that the Gar has telegraphed the Min
lister of War to prepare plans for a campaign in
the event of the opening of hostilities be-
tween Bulgaria and Turkey, as he is determined
to support Prince Alexander's scheme of unity
between Bulgaria and Roumelia. A prominent
Russian general, in an interview to-day, when
asked if it was true that the Car seriously in
tended to support Bulgaria to the extent of go
ing to war with Turkey, replied that Russia
would declare war against Turkey the moment
the Porte attacked Bulgaria, and added that the
Czar is most emphatic in his resolution to sup
port Bulgaria
The Novoe Vremya, to-day, commenting on
the Roumelia difficulty, hints that it is possible
Russian troops may be called upon to occupy
Bulgaria.
The Turkish Ministry has been dismissed and
a. new Cabinet formed, with the following
changes: Kranul Pasha Grand Vizier in place
of Said Pasha, dismissed; Said Pasha, recently
ambassador at Berlin, Minister Of Foreign AT
fairs in place of Assim Pasha dismissed; Munir
Pasha, who was lately dismissed from the Office
of Minister of Finance. is Minister of the In
terror, in place of Edhm Pasha, who is ap-
pointed ambassador at Paris; Server Pasha, a
senator, Minister of Justice, in place of Hassan
Fehmi Pasha, dismissed; Ariby Pasha. a
ator, President of the Council, in place of Akif
Pasha, dismissed; Esad Pasha. ambassador at
Paris, has been transferred to Berlin.
The changes in the Turkish Ministry are un-
derstood as having been made in a concilatory
mood The Turkish government hopes to have
the support of the great powers in it's stand re-
gardng the revolution in Roumelia
The sgnatory powers to the treaty of Berlin
all favor conference forthwith, for the settle
ment of the Bulgarian difficulty.
The French government has asked the CO
operation of the other powers in urging on the
governments of Servia, Roumania and Greece
the necessity of avoiding all agitation respecting
the Roumelian difficulty and not to permit anti
Turkish demonstrations during the present
excited state of public feeling in the Balkans.
The Servian government has summoned all
Servians who are now in Germany to return
home at once for military duty.
A British Cabinet council has been hastily
summoned for tomorrow. 1t is said the Rou-
melian difficulty will be the subject of discus
sion.
1t is stated Prince Alexander has telegraphed
the Gar that he will abdlcate in favor of any
successor the Czar will select if he will allow
the Russian officers to remain in the Bulgarian
army, and guarantee the harmony of the Bull
garian and Roumelian union.
Five thousand troops of the reserve force of
Greece have been formed into an army corps
Seventeen thousand regular troops, including all
frontier bordering on Thessaly. A feeling of in
dignation prevails throughout Greece over the
recent events in Roume]ia
A dispatch from Philipopolis to the Paris
Temps says the enthusiasm of the people there
over the revolution is not as great as has been
alleged and the feeling in favor of a union with
Bulgaria is dying out. Large numbers of Rou-
melians, the dispatch says, are emigrating to
Servia in order to avoid military service
A dispatch from Belgrade says that twelve
Servian battalions have gone south Traffic be-
tween Servia and Roumelia has been suspended.
1t is rumored in Vienna tonight that the
King of Servia has been murdered. The report
is, however, not confirmed
The governments of Austria and England have
given their assent to, and will appoint repre-
sentatives to the Roumelian conference.
The Austrian government is purchasing fat
advanced prices all the corn and oats in the mar
ket for army purposes.
Prince Alexander has returned to Philipopolis
from an inspection OF the troops on the frontier.
He was received everywhere with enthusiasm.
Numerous hospitals and ambulances are being
fitted up voluntarily at the public expense. Pc
titions are being signed in all the towns, asking
the Cars protection.
1t is reported that Prince Bismarck and Lord
Salisbury are in favor of solution Of the Rou-
melian question, based on the acceptance by the
Porte of union of North and South Bulgaria,
on the condition of complete recognition of the
sovereign right of the Sultan, and of the pay
ment of tribute to Turkey. The new Turkish
Ministry is said to be in favor of compromise
in order to secure peaceful settlement of the
questions at ISSUE
Bulgarian metropolitan, and M. Gueschoff,
director of the Bank of Bulgaria, have been
sent as delegates, jointly with the Roumelian
deputation to the Gar. The Russian agent at
Sofia refused to transmit to the Gear the ad-
dress of the Bulgarian House of Delegates.