The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-10-22
LOOKS WARr'N!e!E. !.
SITUATION ON THE BALKANS NOT
IMPROVED, BUT FAV0RS
EARLY HOSTILlTIEs. a
Greece and SerVia Determined
to Fight-England Tries
to Hold them Back.
Project of Establishing a New
Monarchy on the UniOnA
of Several States.
Russia Ready to Throw 100000
Men Into Bulgaria at
Short Notice.
ENGLAND.
POSING AS A TORY.

.-. .. POSING AS A TORY.
LONDON. October 20. Lord Randolph
Norfolk: last evening amid. the c0ntil49d
howls of compact body of radicals. His
speech was ! rosy one. He dropped his Ola
tactics and posed as tory of the old scnG0i.
CHAMBERLAIN AND CHURCHILL.
LONDON, October 20. - The Standard lays
although fortune places Mr.. Chamberlain and
Lord RanT olph Churchill on opposing Elat-
forms, they have more in common than <z.ny
other two public men it is possible to naf~e.
LETTER TO GLADSTONE.
GELoNDoN, October 2O.-The Servian mini
ter to England, has written letter to Glad
stone in defense of his cOuntry'5 actions. He
says Servia does not herself desire and can
not allow Bulgaria to attain undue leadership.
He hopes the present war clouds Will clear
away and leave cordial relations between Bull
garianS, ServianS and Greeks.
WADDINGToN RESIGNED.
LONDON, October 2O.-Rumors are current
ton as French minister to England, owing to
the differences with his government in regard
to elections in France.
STEAD INDICTED.
LONDON. October 2O-The grand jury has
found true bill against Mr.. Stead, editor OF
the Pail Mall Gazette, and other priSOneIS in
the Armstrong case for abduction, conspiracy
and indecent assault.
wILLAOVIsE TREM TO KEEP QUIET.
LONDON, October 2O.-Lord Salisbury. and
the porte that England viii send an energetic
remonStrance to Servia and Greece against
their formidable armament and advise them
to keep quiet.
A NEW DEPARTURE.
] oNDoN. Octos er 2O.-Mr. Christ itch, Ser
Wan minister, in his letter to Mr.. Gladstone,
said he hoped the solution of the ROumelian
question would include plan for the presef- :"
vation of the balance of power in the east and
union of Servia, Bulgaria and Greece against
foreign invasion.
RUMoRs OF WAR. s
LONDON, October 20.-It is expected 10000
men, drawn from the Madras army, VIII be
sent to Burmah. A messenger, bearing the ul
timatum of the Indian government, left Ran
gOOn for Chandeloy yesterday.
Dispatches from AJnenS say the Greek army
is eager for war and that ministers are delivec-
ing inf1ammatory speeches. War rumor3 from
the balkans conflict. = dispatch to the Stand
ard from PeSth states tnat the Bulgarian
troops now mask their movements, ano that
minent.
HoWLING .AGAINs CHAMBERLAIN.
BIRMINGHAI, October 20. Several nun
dred unemh Eyed WorkiLgmen in this city to-
day, marched to the house OF Mr.. Chamber
lain The chief OF police learning of their IN
tentiOn and fearing violence, sent 9 largG force
of police by a shorter route, and when the pro-
house, they found it surrounded by pOlicefaen;
after consultation, deputation nl thr-sss ls'
llns SOC tAr '.lfysih,
6effsin. They detailed their grievances 5.nd
fiatly accused MIR. Chamberlain of making
row with the weather. classes to ALLEVIATE Sl M
pathy for the suffering poor, for personal poiti-
cal aims. Mr.. Chamberlain refused TO attend
the meeting in aid OF the. distress funds The
men then returned to their place OF meeting,
bowling against Mr.. Chamberlain.