The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-09-30
IN THE BALANCE.
The Situation in Roumelia
and Bulgaria.
RUSSIA'S STANDING
The Gear Says He Will Fight Tur.
key to Aid in the Move for
Independence.

ST. PErERsBURG, September 25.-The feel.
ing in st. Petersburg regarding the Ron.
nelian question is hourly becoming more
warlike. The sympathy OF the masses is
strongly with the Bulgarians. 1t is stated
that the Car has telegraphed to the Min.
lister OF War to prepare plans for O. cam
paign in the event OF the opening of hos
tties between Bulgaria and Turkey as he
isdeternined to support Prince Alexa nder's g
scheme OF unity between Bulgaria and Rou-
meia.
A prominent general in an interview to
day, when asked il it was true that the
Gar intended to support Bulgaria to the
extent OF going to war with Turkey, replied
that Russia would declare war against
Turkey the moment the Porte attacked
Bulgaria. and added that the Car was
most emphatic in his resolution to support
Bulgaria.
Nova Fremya to-day, commenting on
the Roumelan difficulty hints that it is
possible that Russian troops may be called
upon to occupy Bulgaria.
A CONFERENCE PROBABLE.
LONDON, September 25.-The sipnatory
Powers to the treaty OF Berlin all favor a
conference forthwith for the settlement of
the Bulgarian difficulty.
PARIS, September 25.-The Government
has asked the cooperation OF the other
Powers in urging on the Governments of
Servia, Roumelia and Greece the necessity
OF avoiding all agitation respecting the
Roulnea difficulty, and not to permit
anti-Turkish demonstrations during the
present excited state OF public feeling in
the BalkanS.
SOFIA, September 25.-The Servian Gov
ernment has summoned all Servians who
are in Germany to return home at once for
military duty.
A NEW TURKISH CABINET.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 25.-The
Ministry has been dismissed, and a new
Cabinet formed with the following changes:
Kianul Pasha, Grand Vizier, in place OF
Said Pasha, dismissed; Said Pasha, recently
ambassador at Berlin, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, in place OF Assyln Pasha, dismissed;
Munier Pasha, lately dismissed from the
office OF Minister OF Finance Minister of the
Interior in place of Edham Pasha, who is
appointed ambassador at Paris; Server
Pasha, (Senator) Minister of Justice in
place of Hassan Fehni Pasha, dismissed;
Arify Pasha, (Senator) President OF the
Council. in place OF Akif Pasha, dismissed;
Essad Pasha, ambassador at Paris has
been transferred to Berlin.
TIE ENGLISH CABINET.
LONDON, September 25.-A Cabinet conn
ell has hastily been summoned for to-mor-
row. 1t is said that the Roumelian diff
Guilty will be the subject Of discussion.
1t is stated that Prince Alexander has
telegra phed the Car that he will abdicate
in favor OF any successor the Car may Sc
lect if he will allow the Russian officers to \
remain in the Bulgarian army and guaran-
tee that Russia will preserve the unitv of
Bulgaria and Roumelia. =
GREECE's GROWL.
ATHENS September 25.-Five thousand
troops OF the reserve force have been formed
into an army corps. Several thousand
regular troops, including all branches OF the
army, are massing on the frontier bordering
on Thessaly. A feeling OF indignation pre-
walls throughout Greece over the recent
events in Roumelia. The King will be
unable to land before noon on Sunday,
owing to the quarantine regulations: