Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-01
WAR Clouds
E1rIse BELIEVED TO
cRoGKEss ON THE
k,.s FRONTIER.
II |YPREPARATI0NS.

Traction OF Pristina and
il believed that q des-
e,s been raging between the
apnauts. Az Bashi bazouks
and burned several vii
ern Roumelia. 1t is re-
(bs the C2ar refuses to re-
laarian deputAtion.
10. day point to active
sious BY the Porte. Eighty |
,be first class reserves are
asd in the district border
Iack Sea at points which
a their transportation for
mela. The new minister
sshib Pschs, has discover
uds in the bureau OF his
Chef Osmas Pacha. Tho
in several past budgets
purposes has been en-
a alaree portion Of the army,
d drawing pay, exists only
C,yalry and infantry are
sboeless. Constantinople
eiled q the scandal.
Turkish troops fred on the
tposts at Mustapba Pacha,
R1luelia, twenty miles
h Adrianople. The out
hucdjately reinforced and
ngqei, in which the Turks
lel api forced to retreat,
4 ,Oeu a number OF wound
inated that 5000 Turks are
BO0O Balgarisns on tho from
bsas Of opinion at the Euro.
h hat the conference at
4 o viii prove a failure. II
satisfied, Greece, Servia
kona;tirs will require COM
~ Feopening the trouble.
balo!s Of the comforting
10 morrow in Constantine
Y presidency Of Count Corti,
BE- after Power favors the
.ag reserved in Roumelia
fArurC OPINION.
Sent. 30. Mnnif Pacha,
rqaic instruction in the
Ca6laet, has been spend
sks.n london and intends
Clns'antinople to morrow.
:oa to-day with the Press
d !, Mlaif Pacha said
Il R-s,ia, or at least the
Oyerlmsnt, had any com
e rebellion, 1t was chiefly
Prince Alexander's ambi.
ls,ed and ilattered by the
ftae Bulgarian Ministry"
eXpee; war"
fhere are many divergent In
be Powers which may COME
hsGoa, but nobody is anxious
e g5ling, and | do not rect'
,I az the probabilities Of the
sl.loggt !; is always possi
fxu.l Of the conference will
~ compromise by which thu
b. two Ba.gsrias will be rati-
74ikey will bs compensated
y allowing her to occupy tn
d EA:nG on the Bulgarian
hu svs that the Roumelial
u. he initiated In Albanii
Gat.s
b. uJt aiiec. Albania. Il
ailere are 40 many turbuleu
. Tia, a rising is possible
Pore i tg.iy alive to the situs
sacsign!a, and is prepare
VII aDy revolt that ma.
Fit'fTiN 3 IL IRELAND.
y, September 30.-Sir Michat
AcL, c.aa Tor of the excht
asll6 AZ Salisbury to day
is'eIsa e TO the alarming ii
boy,l'..rg n Ireland, that th
lent Sss preparing to dos
:y" with a strong hand. III
Ia; .-e Irish people woul
lAe a-tlr # the GovernmeI
o ;Ae natter. He denounce
sA1s's nau!fests as misleat
sa'elan:s concerning occur
lle 'af and in its promls
l'a't' 81 Michael continued
ve'lIsn, would also introduc
. Of counter demonstratiol
aose io.ns Of boycotting wit
llT IL TIE world was able I
!les7 Means failed, the Go
pil tLd 0tnpr means.
Bid iEa, never befora in ii
I,e.,ul md anch n reckle
ot m. ard n,onartv he,
/. .u,nedia,e stana ware n
ths srnn-es.;nn ~ crime
bpgn, ra.-,iom ao, ,han h,
pa.... -, 80 u ha a., u.onaaara o,@n ~
,,.' w.
80 al,'Y' IN ASHES.
eer'' "a large fire bro
F'.l pa square here Ii
'r, ,ls II nls' important quart
WI Was destroyed, very 4
V,yllGeFc.al ~ establishmel
4ae post office and wa
,ut' were not damaged. i
"Aa'el at 1900, 900.
AvTooRAcY IN DENMARK.
RAGIS, Sent 3o-H Re
Dot the Folke.t,ing aud n
aud Nislanr Ina,ohsr q,
lTe teen sentenced ~
imprisonmtn, ,har. ofa,
% IN forcing tho Chief of |
Ia Ho,s.ah,oa A Va /" poi'''
''9''o'oe'
A Break nowr
pile or co1n,in. no,o .,
mo,rirs. a. -. ., McGrath g
gs,r-.,. ,.t' a. Ihs corner OF
d m, ,,,, Ietmltnng the II