The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-02

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AN Evsns which May Result 40
s~~sc,s Eurepsan Complication ~
American. v1ews.
Loxpox, September as.-The suddel
accomplishment OF the Roumeliau revo-
luton has taken all here BY surprise a
Parliament Is scattered II IL Impossible
10 get any authoritative views. The gen.
sral opinion Is that anything may be ex'
pectcd from such an outbreak on : spot
where al the tangles OF European dipio'
macy meet. On the continent the gravity
Of the situation Is fully recognized. bis
marck has arrived at Berlin. Gourko =
hasteninr 10 Llvadia and King Milan Of
Servls and King Charles OF Roumania 70
their respective capitals The Porte u
paralyzed by the religious festival oil
Baeram. The news Is received almost
with satisfaction at ST. Petersburg, With
eautiou AZ non -committai Berlin, and
with anxiety and irritation 81 Vienna
Turkey has undoubted rights under the
treaty OF Berlin to occupy kou'
melia with troops, and IL per-
fectly able, a. far as regards military
force, to suppress the movement, but
everything indicates that Bulgaria has
the support OF Russia. The latter either
sucured the adhesion of Austria to the
scheme At the Kremsier interview or did
not. II not Austria's irritation Il gen
uinc. The position Is full Of difficulties
and dangers which . spark will inname,
but II Is highly probable that Austria u
SQUARED. 1t will BE- remembered tna'
ave DAYS after the Kremsier meeting,
Prince Alexander Of Bulgaria came TO
Frapxerbad and conferred with De Glers
from eleven In the morning until six IL
the evening. Then he proceeded &c
Vienna and had q long conference with
Kainoky. II squared, however, It must
be by some considerable equivalent IN
the direction Of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
II not Of Salonica itself. Then remem'
Der Skobelef's prediction that the mo
meut Austria reached Salonica, hei
downfall will begin. Thus will be seen
how complicated and pregnant the sltua'
ton Is. !.
One thing seems clears Salisbury 4
In q dilemma which Is likely to upse'
him. Public opinion here would no
allow him to support Turkey. and unless
he does, Turkey will retort BY dismiss
ing WOLF with = snub. Salisbury MAJ
weld to the temptation and support Tur
KEY on the promise of the latter to DO a.
haxwants toward the settlement OF u
Eptian question. In either case ne u
undone-
AN o. THE SITUATION.
LONDON, September 22.-An interview
had on Tuesday last, at ~Constantinople
with Mr.. Israel washburn, OF the Rober
College, an American institution on tn
Bosphorous, Is published IN connection
with the news respecting the Insured
ton in Eastern Rournelia q shows
singular apathy on the part OF the FOL
ia representatives In Phillippopolis
mo- notifying their respective govern
menis Of the mutterings constantly hear
Of the then approaching rising. "A
Washburn, who has just returned froi
I two months tour OF Bulgaria an
Roumelia, says:
~ heard more talk Of q union amor
the people OF Roumelia than | did
Bulgaria. The question Of a union WI
constantly forced upon the Roumsliar
by the increasing material interests ar
the burden Of supporting " COVER
meuts which considerably oppressed u
people. Besides, industries were !
iured in Roumelia and sometimes total
destroyed BY custom houses artificial
dividing the frontier between Roumei
aud Bulgaria, ard the Portc's preventli
free trade between the two States.
III the present state of affairs continu
II will inevitably make trouble Ia 4
Russia Ii losing her Ind uen'
IN the Balkan States, aud, although &
Bulcarians are grateful to Russia I
gaining them independence, they ha
since bitterly resented several attcmp
made by Russian agents TO control {
administration. think the Bulgaria
have q perfect genius for administrator
While allowed their Independence I
Bulgarians would Willingly ally thcl
selves with Russia, but would ally vi
Austria against Russia rather than 10
their independence. The Buigarians .
steadily at work building roads and "a
ways aud making other public impro'
ments.
It Is considered strange, in view Of
fact that Mr.. Washburn appears 70 DC
well acquainted with the disafection
the people OF Eastern Roumclia, aftel
two months trip, that some diplomat
appeared surprised at the news 81
instruction.
The Standard, commenting On the I
ing In Eastern Roumelia, says: -
can not believe that the powers intere
ed we're ignorant OF what was comil
II they were, the gravest trouble n
arise. England has only the faintest
tcrest, while Austria aud Germany
bound to cooperate In keeping the .
lin treaty intact, and IL remains to
seen how 1t will a1cct Russia. II
treaty powers are acting In concert
Sultan Is helpless.
HEAVY FALL ~ INTERNATIONAL SECT
There was a heavy fall yesterday 10