Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-09-25

treaty powers are acting in concert, the sui
tan is helpless"
An enormous socialist meeting was held
Yesterday at the Linn house. The crowd
prevented many attempts of the police to
arrest the speakers, but the officers finally
succeeded in srresting Mr.. Msbony, secrets-
~, the steward of the German club and six
spectators. The police encountered the
greatest difficulty in preventing the mob
from rescuing their prisoners as thew were
being marched to the police station. The
crowd followed the police, hooting at them
and at times making rushes to liberate their
companions, but the police kept their ground
well and beat them back The prisoners
were to-day brought before magistrate and
fined and imprisoned for short periods for
obstructing the police in the performance of
their duty. During the hearing the police
arrested VIM. Morris,
AN AESTHETIC POET,
| for sssaulting them. Morris declared tba.
| the police had hustled assaulted several lady
witnesses. Bennett Burleigh. Journalist.
corroborated the statement of Morris. and
said the police kicked his leg. Further hear
ing of the case was adjourned
The Mark Lane Express, in its review of
the British grain trade during the past week,
says: Broken weather with occasional rains
during the week have tended to delay the
harvest The sales Of English wheat during
the week were 70,44l quarters at 3ls IOd.
against "a, l35 quarters, at 33s lli during
corresponding week of last year. Foreign
wheat is dull. The of coas, market has lost
IFS activity and has toned down.
The first cargo of the season of American
winter wheat arrived during the week and
was sold at as l04d. Five cargoes of wheat
arrived, six were sold, five were withdrawn
and four remained, including one of Califor- |
ma, and at to-days market there were large |
dealings of wheat The weather was clear
and the sun was shining, much to the disap-
pointment OF trade. Flour was dull. Prices !
closed at 34s. Corn steady and oats dull. |
Barley was in better inquiry.
Reports from the various continental
bourses show that a psnicky feeling pre-
vailed IN finance circles during the greater
part OF the day, but towards the finish of
business quotations at the several bourses
rallied somewhat from the lowest prices of
the day. The closing prices however show
heavy declines as compared with SATURDAYS
closing figures. Various rumors were set
afioat by the Paris stock jobbers in order to
keep up the excitement, including one to the
effect that Turkey was marshallinp her
army preparatory TO reasserting her claims
10 eastern Roumella.
France.
PARIS, Sept 21.-Semi-offcial adyices
Iend TO confirm the report that Prince Alex.
ander, OF Bulgaria, acted entirely iniepend-
ent Of Russia, in announcing Roumelis and
was compelled only by bulgarian public
opinion. 1t is considered improbable that
Turkey will accept pecuniary compensation
,or the loss OF Roumelis because the Balkan {
frontier is necessary TO defend Constantine
pie. 1t Is believed the porte has resolved 20 i
lgnt IN order to restore statuquo, but the r
act that the powers are DESTROYS of peace s
the gravity of the situation. '
Alarming reports are received here TO the ,
fleet that China is massing large force of a
roops on the Tonquin frontier. h
French diplomats hope the outbreak in
soumelis will reunite England and France. i
n view OF the rising being an apparent
cheme for the partition of Turkey, French
newspapers urge that France should act
auhous.y in dealing with the matter and d
walt the declaration of Lord Salisbury's s.
'olicy. i,
Essisd Pasha, Turkish ambassador, had a n
1ng interview to-day with NJ. DE Freycinet s,
egsrding the uprising in Eastern Roumelis. e
Italy. =
RoaE, Sept. 21.-There were six new u
ases OF cholera and three deaths reported "
Parma during the past twenty-four hours I
nd at Rovigno two new cases and one death I,
hing Humbert has sent dispatch to Par b.
mo expressing great sympathy for the suf.
,rers. His majesty also sent $4,000 to be
lssributed among them. He places his
lila Favorite at the disposal of the suffer- IL
:, ana e1hor's the people to show their ST
'urage and calmness during the trying m
IDEAL through which they are passing. m
Reports from Palermo regarding the pro- o.
,ess OF cholera show distressing state of .,
ialrs prevailing there; Thirty thousand &c
srsons have fled from the city. All shops 70
e closed, and the streets ire almost d. A.
rted. There is great scarcity of food 81
ID water. The epidemic is increasing with NV
arful rapidity. Sanitary officials are WI
atched by the people every time they at In
mpt to disinfect house where the disease 81,
lists, and meet with difficulty in carrying he
their work. o.
Austria. pu
VIENNA, Sept. 2l.-An inspired article in
fremdenblatt states that the unionistic
ldencies of Bulgaria and and Roumelia M,
We repeatedly excited the serious atten- 81 81
n of political circlee. The powers. the 90
pers say, continue to cherish the desire TO fro
pect aud maintain the treaty of Berlin. ,he
e action of Prince Alex, OF Bulgaria. in an,
icing himself and his army at the head of fen ,,,
rislhg constitutes grave violation of in Pc
national law. 1t is u challenge TO Turkey. bal
rope cannot for the benefit of a single a. 40,
kan state endorse this infraction of 70
ltrality rights, entailing q disruption of by
balance of power and of the notional e.,
iticsl forces of the Balkan peninsula, as nj,
ID by the Berlin treaty. 1t is premature
say definitely what common action will
taken by the powers but it is certain that l
movement will be kept in the nsrrowest mir
sible bounds, the powers retaining SUI. gar
me control OF events in the Balkans. the
po,,,. viii
'HILIIPooIIs, Sept. 2l.-Prince Alexan- ws;
Ter, of Bulgaria, is expected to arrive here ,'au
lay. The prince is receiving enthusiastic The
tons at every station along the route dow
n the populace. on,
soe u al sne e.oa. powers signA,ory acct
'ective governments approving the
Of Friday last It Is rumored at
ous consolstes in this city that the am 7,
'ador at Constsntinople has succeeded in ~
uading the porte from sending Turkish ~.
ps to eastern Roumelia to regain pos III
III. Sars, o. NJ, disal
a eovernor 81 pnn,ne1;. ;ona, .ne ae- eigh
J. The national assembly has been sum- nav
~ " .--ee- :. e1"ee-y. ever
Prices too Low.
. PAUL, Sept 2l.-Adyices from the da s
% in Montana are to the effect that ow-
o the low prices of beef cattle at Chica-
Astsrn shipments from that territory Nj
be ANAL. This season cause II attribut- storm