Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-04
TURKEY CAUSES A SENSATION.

TUhAEx CAUSES SENSATION.
 She Issues Note to the Powers
 Which Gives the Eastern Ques-
 ton an Entirely New Aspect.
 LONDON, Nov. 3.-An entirely new aspect is given to the dominant eastern question by the fact that the Porte has veered from it's original position and has notified the powers that it will insist upon it's rights as suzerain of Roumelia. Not only this, but it will in- sist upon the fact being recognized that in invading Roumelia the ruler of Bulgaria has committed an act of war against Turkey. The Porte reiterates it's demand to be permitted to restore by force if necessary the status quo in Roumelia and urges the above new grounds for the demand. The new note also invites the powers to fix an amount of pecuniary indemnity which Turkey may exact from Bulgaria on account of the expense of mobil- izing the Turkish forces The cla7se of the note also betokens 8 changed attitude, inasmuch it is not permit ted to exact indemnity which is asked, but that the amount be estimated by the powers, no doubt being thus allowed to exist that compensation will be taken in some amount or other. A third clause of the note calls for the payment of the tribute \ Berlin congress and which is in arrears. The whole communication indicates some new shifting of the hidden forces operating be hind the scenes and may u psan sna mIan an promulgation of the note has caused more of a sensation than any previous movement in the Balkan imbroglio since the revolt at Phil lippopolis and Prince Alexander's proclama- ton of the union of Bulgaria and Roumelia. Divorced and Married the Same Day.
 BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-The fact that an es- arrangement existed between Jennie Winston, the opera singer, and her husband, Arthur Bell, the comedian of the Academy of Music opera company, has been generally known during the past summer. It having been mutually agreed between Miss Winston and her husband that the legal severance of the ties that bound them was desirable they pro- ceeded to New York last week and on Friday were quietly divorced. Jennie Winston i'm mediately returned to Baltimore, but MT. Bell remained and the same day married a Miss Carmen, who was 8 member of the
 Academy chorus in this city, Miss Winston when informed this afternoon of her former husbands marriage remarked: "Well, MT. Bell has lost no time about it." This little bit of sensation has been kept very quiet, but it leaked out this morning.
 THE BOSTON MURDER PLOT. Evidence Against The Conspirators That Surprised Even The Omcers Who Had Charge of The Case. BOSTON, Nov. 3.-No application has yet been made for extradition papers for A. L. Mellon. No action will probably be taken l till tomorrow. Mellon is watched by Bos- ton detectives. It is said that in the grand ! jury room yesterday the developments sur I prised even the officers who had charge of | the case. "John Bull" produced document l ary evidence which they have never before I seen and which corroborated his evidence to l even a greater degree than they had dreamed possible. They are therefore well pleased over the situation for they have smarted greatly under the adverse criticism in certain reports that have been made in which the
 theory of blackma1 was strongly advocated and upheld. All the witnesses before the grand jury were questioned by the jurors as to whether anything was said of evidence or divorce or about 8 I divorce in any way by Mrs. Coolidge. Their answers were emphatically in the negative These questions were the outcome of the theories and insinuations of which the off l cials complain. From the beginning the ! Boston officers have had the sympathy and cooperation of States Attorneys Cans and l Kerr and Chief of Police Frey of Baltimore
 These officials have openly expressed their confidence in the evidence against Mrs. Cool idge and Mr. Mellon and when application for extradition is made they will assist the
 Boston men in any controversy which may arise.