Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02
THE WAR CLOUD VERY BLACK
And the Crisis In Europsan affairs
Grows Alarming.
THE MEETING NOT SATISFACTORY.
War Preparations Going on Extensively
Prince Alexander Preparing
for Battle.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES

CoSsTANTIHoPLE.-0ctober 1.-The Am
bassadors met to-day to consider the Rou-
mehAn question at the residence Of Count
Corti, the italian Ambassador, but ad-
journed without transacting any business Of
an important nature, several of the Ambss-
sadors having not yet received formal in
structions from their representative Govern
ments.
The Porte has sent 2 circular to the Pow
ers protesting against the recent action Of
Prince Alexander in disarmiDg the Mussul-
man inhabitants of Roumelia.
Russian Opinion of the Conference.
ST.. PETERSBURG, October 1.-The Rus
sian journals express the opinion that the
conference of the Ambassadors at Constan-
stAntinople on the Roumelian question will
be resultless.
The Gear called a meeting Of the Gov
ernors of the various provinces to be held
during the present month in order to confer
with them respecting the internal condition
of Russia.
Pushing Forward Bulgarian Defenses.
PHnIPoPOLIs, October Prince Alex
arder is actively engaged in pushing for
ward measures for defence. Bulgarian
troops from Sofia are taking the place of
volunteers who have gone to the frontier.
all the strategic positions and passes are
being rapidly fortified and the military posts
are being greatly strengthened. The postal
telegraph tariff Of Eastern Roumelia has
been assimilated with that of North Bulga-
ria.
Roumslian Diplomats Mission.
VIENNA, October I'M. Bratiano, the
Roumelisn Prime Minister, who has had an
interview with Emperor Francis Joseph ard
Count Kalnoky, Austrian Foreign Minister,
representing the attitude Of Roumeia in the
event Of war between Turkey and Bulgaria
has left this city to confer with Prince Bis
marck, after which he will visit the Car.
His mission is for the purpose of having
Roumelis considered inviolable aud accorded
rights similar to those enjoyed by Belgium
if ifhoshities should break out The opinion
gains ground that the crisis is extending
and that unless the Powers intervene al
once,
War is Inevitable.
The Porte, as a precautionary measure to
prevent the reduction of supplies in the
event of a war with Bulgaria, has issued
an order prohibiting the expectation Of
cereals.
Efforts to Avert a General War.
BERLIN, October 1.-The result of the re-
cent interview between NJ. DeGiers, the
Russian Prime Minister, and Prince Bis
marck, will be to restrain Servis, Greece
and Montenegro from attacking Turkey.
Otherwise Austria would it is thought, GER
tainly make bold strike for Solonica, and
possibly for CoDstsntinople, causing blaze
n Russia which would end in European
war.
The British Squadrdn's Movements.
malta, October | "A rumor is current
here that the British squadron in the Medi.
terranisn has been ordered TO Turkey.
Turkeys DepIorabIs Condition.
LONDON, October 1.-The TimeI' CORES.
pendent at Constsntinople thus summarizes
Turkeys position: Turkey has DO army
ready to march on, 10 stores, no moaey in
the treasury, no administrative eneTgy-she
must submit to the inevitable
Comforting With the Gar.
CoPEyHAGEX, October IN. De Giers,
lie Russian Foreign Minister. has conferred
With the Car on the Rounelisn difficulty
at Fredericksberg, q village twenty-one
miles from this city, the usual summer resi-
3epce of the Danish royal family.
War Thought TO be Certain.
VIENNA, October 1.-The opinion is gem
sral here that war growing out OF the Rou-
nelian question is inevitable. The expose
1f the lamentable condition Of the Turkish
Amy has had depressing effect upon
prices, and business on the bourse is fat,
TEe Sultan is now courting Sir Henry ID.
Wolf, whom be recently snubbsd, in a most
consEicuoUs manner.
The Marriage of Il anna Nevada.
Paris, October Mile. Emma Nevada
Sss married to-day to DR. Raymond Palmer,
Of Birmingham, England. The civil ser
vice 'ook place at the English Embassy, and
he religious ceremonies at the Church OF
he Psfsionist Fathers. The bridesmaids
Eere Misses Morris johnson, Everest and
Iift, Of America. Signor Salvini, the ltsl,
ian trsgedisu, was the best man. The at
tendance was large. American, English
and Parisian fashionable society we're well
represented. The occasion was marked by
much enthusiasm, and the display OF elegant
costumes and flowers lent an air OF gaiety 70
he Fcene.
rh.F F,rl of ShaFtsbury Dead
LoxDoy, October Sir Anthony Ash
ey Cooper. K. G., ". A, d. c. L., 1.-THE
Earl of Sha;yesbury). died this morning in