Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14

The week on thA continent has dcyel-
opcd few events df striking Importance,
or else the Cable las tlilcd to so as duty.
The conference Vt Constnntiuoplo has
met and is still IN session. Although the
final decree has nos been published, ut
the time OF writing, it is understood that
the treaty of Beri3i Is to be maintained
by the restoration OF tao condition OF
affairs existing bEiorc the uniortunato
move OF Prince Alexander. The disUun-
tented Bulgarians-a.d Roumeliaus. while
the name of unity SIS Ncnicd them, are to
receive all the real bcucitsoi union, each
province bong Independent of the other,
but both having the same governor. Each
Is TO maintain Il militia, but neither
militia is to leave its own country, u pro
vision OF itself valuclcss, since the hlif
savage Bulgarians have already shown u
disposition to consult their own sweet
wills rather than comfort the European
cabinets. Finally, there is an evident
hope that future complications may he
prevented by placing the real govern
mcnt of The two provinces in the hands
of an International commission, winch
shall make the laws and sec that they are
properly enforced. THIS means tnat
Prince Alexander is no longer to be
trusted, and that Roumclia and Bulgaria
are TO pass into the anomalous cohdltloh
OF several other Turkish provinces, IN
which the real power is hidden behind II
puppet governor. The agreement is ola
! lt,,t xtst'., ,,a,T I,nt I,,,.. ,ral.tlnI A.
merely temporary, and liable ut any mo-
ment TO be oycrthrown by influences that
are beyond the control OF ambassadors
and cabinets,
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Mr.. Parncll's nationalist campaign is
progressing beyond the expectations of
his most ar icatadmrarS, C~aDlegrams an
nouncc that he is ccrtan to have eighty
six followers, and the chances are even
fol three more. OF these siXty-ciglt are
from Munster, Lcinster AMI Connaught,
being Il clean sweep of those provinces
with the exception of two tories from
Dublin university. In Ulster out of
! thirty three seats he IS certain to carry
seventeen, and in Liverpool he will carry
| Olt. l w sun hollbtlll oCSibS blS wv III
Ulster and one in Liverpool. For the
attack upon Ulster and Liverpool there
were selected six mon. who will also run
in other districts. These men and their
districts are as follows, the difficult ones
being named first: Il. Nj. Healey, South
Derry and North Monaghan; Thomas
Sexton. West Belfast and South Sligo;
Justin Mccarthy, Derry City and North
Longford; Mr.. Dillon, North Tyrone
and East Mayo; i. P. OConnor,
Scotland Ward, Liverpool and Gal
way; John Redmond, Exchange
Ward, Liverpool and Wexford. Of
these MIR. Mccarthy and Mr.. Dillon have
the hardest kind of fights, bat success is
likely. MIR. Redmond probably leads Il
forlorn hope. These are the only men
having double nominations. If they win
their doubtful seats they will resign the
others, which will then be filled by less
famous aspirants. Mr.. Parnell declines
TO run anywhere butin Corh because OF
his unwill ngness to SIT for any Other
place. 1t has been resolved to abandon
the idea of contestiug districts in Glns-
gov and London. Instead of this the
Parnell men will hop the tories there, as
the matter o stands. The contests in
Ulster are likely to be aided by fierce
faction rivulrius inside the tory party
there. The orange wing, which is fight
ing the aristocrat,c leaders of United
ireland, has done q real service in col
Letting proof that lr.sh landlords arc
mortgagcd up 80 their eyes with Lon
don bankers and usurers, and the secret
of their refusal to abate the villain
Gus rents is the obligation to pay
enormous interest on past loans.
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Mr.. Gladstone b,gan his Midlothian
campaign on Monday and has continued
it throughout the week in Scotland. The
great aim of the premier is to force from
the front the isSuC of church disestablish-
ment which the conservatives are Oppos'
ing with fierce vigor as the test issue OF
the liberal campaign. The entire aspect
of the canvass has been chan ged by the
shrewdness with which Salisbury and
Churchill have injected this disturbing
issue into the campaign and aroused the
fears of every vested interest in Great
Britain. In addition there seems to be Il
decided lack OF proper management in
the liberal canvass. In London alone
forty seats in the house Of comm ms are
contested by two or more liberal candi
dates, and.in the whole United Kingdom
the tories may gain s~eventy-tive members
of Parliament through the division OF
their opponents. Americans can hardly
understand such loose political organiza
tions as this state of ala RS shows, and i
. - II- II.I Il,n Dritilh Ihnrnlr uun.I !.