Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-14

The Triple Alliance ta Danger Of Dts
ruptten.
Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, October lI.-Matters I'm the east are
decidedly more serious. There are not wanting
well-informed persons here who consider war
inevitable. Every one feels the suspense OF the
situation. One thing is certain: At the nrst COL
lision the boasted and trusted triple alliance
Will go TO pieces like conJuror's apparatus.
Russia Is showing her hand more clearly by The
car gracious reception OF the Bulgarian dele
gates and kalkoffs sudden visit 10 Philippopo-
lis, ostensibly in interests OF his paper. Bull
garia has sent three special ENJOYS with secret
instructions 10 London. Vienna aud CONSTANT
nopie. III Eostilities are % be avoided it will
probably be through an understanding between
Alexander and the porte 10 unite I'm crushing
any armed attempt TO alter the situation. The
populations are so excited that the die may DO
cast at any moment, I'm spite of the efforts VI
the rulers.
Burmah is also more threatening. The native
government state positively that they will not
change the decree about the English company.
Englands expected reply will be beds a
enforced.
BY Associated Press
Turkey Will Not Recognize the Uutom.
LONDON, October 14.-The hopes entertained
last night OF a peaceful settlement OF the Rou-
melian question have been shattered this morn
ing by the receipt of "A dispatch from CONSTANT
nople, stating that the conference has formally
declared tnat the porte mas 0lsaNOWed the Bull
caro- Roumelian union. Further news is awaited
with considerable anxiety.
The Ndnddrd this morning says: "The situa-
ton I'm the east has become more clouded with
I'm the last forty-eight hours. The problem
could be dealt with efiectualy II the triple alli-
ance were united as IL prctends 10 be. The
problem now for bismarck II how TO settle the
pending difficulties SO as 90 prevent Russia aud
Austria from fighting. IL the latter agree 10 In
sist upon the status quo or TO force SerNia &c
agree to IL. Greece will be satisfied and Bismarck
will concur, but there appears Ia be little
chance that they will agree. IL ~ not for Eng
land Ia act as principal in the miserable dispute
which is only OF secondary interest. though she
might cordially assist IL Germany ana Austria
make the request"
The Sultan Determined to Fight.
CoNsTANTINoPLE october 14.-Great activ-
fly prevails i'm military circles throughout
Turkey. Troops are being hastily armed and
has determined To fight against further dis
memberment of Turkey, and large bodies OF
troops are being rapidly concentrated on the
frontier at strategic points within easy striking
distance OF Bulgaria, Greece and Seryia.
Troops, horses and field guns are being dis
patched To the front night and day. The Mos
lens are enthusiastic and volunteering I'm large
numbers. 4 conspiracy has been discovered at
the palace which has led To the exile Of Said
Pasha the eN-grand viZier.
The Greek consus in Turkey have been in
porte. NJ. Condourioti. the Greek minister, has
explained TO the powers the reasons for Greece 3
recent war preparations. The powers have
agreed on the terms of "A memorandum to Tur-
| key and Bulgaria for the settlement OF the Rou-
| melian question.