Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-25
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f,.ae - Dissaitsfaetien Of the
French Peop,e-The Bis
maFck Family.
ruE BuLGlErAs TROUBLE

tEswr - =
- eon.ipent upoR an exceedingly in
.s,ss,ipR state Of affairs. The situation
- RsIkaus is critical and is enQross
,rc The attention Of All E1rope9n states
sasn. The majority feel thai II a settle
=. Of the imbroglio raised by
p,nee Alexander be not effected, the
20, psvers will be drawn into the
ssnosrous quarrel by their eontiictlng
st.rssts. TIE dispatches OF today
t,am Vienna and CoBstsntinople are
....'riseAnt aud coutradietOry. From the
sassyisn capital comes the statement
80 All doubts a. TO toe action OF the
.;snstory powers Of the Berlin treaty
.1.rsc+ino the Rgumelian difficulty have
- removed by the spe ech of Emperor
T,sneis Joseph today at the meeting of
~ Ilelagstions. This body ~ a pariia-
..~nt eonposed of one huRdred and
..sn,v members, one half OF whom
20 ebossu BY Austria aud the other
al by Hungary. Ihs Iuris ilction of
80 Delegations is lImitei to foreign
ss.irs aud war. The Emperor in ad-
srsssipQ the Delegations said:
sThe foreign relations Of Austria are
~ most friendly nature At present.
The meeting of the Emperors at KEN
az, clearly indicated TO the unprelu-
aie.d that the active and trustf1l reia-
s,ous Of Russia, Germany and Austria
ALL eoutiuue, which Is a very important
szet A, this innctnre for the peace Of
Purope. The powers who Join Us will
.a.intaip the legal status of the Balkan
states guaranteed by the treaties of
Rsrlin and San Stefauo as a basis for
securipo peace in the future. The
unauimity OF the powers on this point
IA an important guarantee of the success
~ peacefnl solution Of the Roune-
i,sn question. The signers of the treaty
of Berlin seek to restore the status quo
which was so uRexpectedly violated oy
The Roumeiian rising, endangerinR the
peace and welfare Of the people of the
whole Balkan territory. Europe evi
danced her respect for the treaties of
San Stefano and Berlin by the conf
deuca wherewith she gave the Balkan
states an independent political exis-
,snee. Austria's first care IL TO main
tain peace among tae nations, aud to
protect the interests OF her monarchy.
Bosnia and Herzegovina are making
steady progress 10 an industrial and
economical sense, and are able to pay
for their own administration"
II the Empefor's speech means any
thing, IL means that Germany, Russia,
and Austria are making united de
nonstration to secure the deposition of
Prince Alexander and complste resto-
ration OF the state of affairs which ex-
isted In the Balkans befors the exalta-
lion OF the Prince.
Dispatches received this evening from
Oonssantinopls indicate that England
viii take decided stand against IL
position announced for Germany, Rus-
sia and Austria by the Emperor Francis
Joseph's private Htterance. All the
Powers have accepted the Ports's inv
tation to attend conference at the
Turkish capital on the Balkan question
and the representatives are all upon the
ground. Ii is tonight stated unequivo-
cally that the representative of England
has been instructed by his government
90 make motion In the conference in
favor OF maintaining the union of Bul-
Rsria and Roumelia effected under
Prince Alexander, aud II ~ further de-
eiarcd that the representatives of France
and Italy have been instructed by their
governments TO support En9land's mo
ton. III this motion be made, the ooA
ference will be at once divided, Germa.
ny. Austria and Russia being Arrayed
against England, France and Italy. II
y not worth while to bjuotare how
Turkey, the Power chic fly concerned.
uill stand. Her attitude will be decided
By force. Ii is strongly suspected that
England possesses such relations with
the Porte "a TO compel IT ultimately to
side against Russia. and If that IL sc-
eomplished the difficulty would seem to
be settled. The way the matter stands
st present is that in conference called
By Turkey to take steps to settle pow
trful revolution against her authority,
ihe three Empires of Europe are array
ID against England. France and Italy,
tie former triumvirate insisting on 4
formal return of the rebellious STATES to
thsir former allegiance to the Porte as
preliminary basis for the discussion
and settlement of the question, and the
latter triumvirate insisting upon accept
anee ef tbs accomplished fact. To say
Toe least OF II the Situation ~ one full of
dangerous elements.
ln the meantime the state OF affairs
gross hourly more serious aud turbu-
lent. Between Belgrade. the capital of
Iade between Austria aud Turkey, and
Ntssa, i30 miles distant, in Servia,
nuvay tratiio Is already entirely sus-
pended. The Orient Express Company
OF Vienna. announces that IL IL com
pelled TO cease the issue Of through
tickets beyond Pesth. Hungary. Press
correspondents have been forced to
leave Nissa, and they report that army
contractors in that country are working
hlehs and day making uniforms. Every
soldier Is being supplied with q pair of
heavy marching boots. Sixteen thoa
sand Seryian soldiers arc already mass
"a on the frontier. ready to cross At a
moments notice. King Milan, the Ser.
van ruler, in \ note to ltalv, explaining
ths military movements ia his kingdsm.
aseiares, however, that IL is his inten-
uon 10 scrupaloasly adhere TO the terms
o. the treaty of Berlin, and TO await
zoe result OF the Constantinople CON
ference.
MT. Coleman Macaulav, IN behalf OF
we Indian Government. has obtained
psfmission from China to open up
rHInKr
To Indian trade. He reports that the
present Grand Lama OF Thibet has al
Ways been willing 10 allow this copces-
500, bat has been prevented from
granting IT by the Government of Pekin.
.oinas present consent Is accepted as
zoe Greatest indication 20 the many she
ess recently given of q determination
0parsue her progre ssive policy In the
Western sense.
DfsfATCHEs FROM PARIS
tels evening show that the French peo-
W. are again excited by their newspa-
psn against the Governments disas-
uoas colonial enterprises. The militia
organs take peculiarly gloomy view
% ne French situation in both fonquin
mo madagascar. The 1ssHas, referring
TIE recsnt Wholesale massacre OF
sehstisns Ia Ionqnin. exclsims. This
essenery Is a disgrace to our proieeto-
ste The Progress Ailitaire states that
.oe 6evernment is sending so Ionqain
men per regiment to replace the
rsensa soldiers los; in that miserable
eeentsy by disease. aud declares its
Ahiou that the end of the whole
scnea military venture in China will
~ diseraceful failure.
BISMARCK
nss invited III members OF his family
participate 10 = graad family re
elioa 10 the Hotel Nord on October