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event q Va war VIII BaIgaria, lAa issued an order

event Of war with Bulgaria, has issued an order
prohibiting the expectation Of cereals.
LONDON, Oct Ia TfDses' correspondent at Con
stantinople thus summarizes Turkeys position ::
Turkey has no army ready 10 march, no stores, no
money IN the treasury, no Administration, no en-
ergy- She must submit 10 the inevitable.
MALTA, Oct. 1.-The rumor is current here that
the British squadron in the Mediterranean has
been ordered to Turkey.
CA1cAT1A, Sept. 29.-Disastrous foods, covering
an area OF 35 600 square miles, have occurred in the
presidency of Bongal the largest and most popu-
ous OF the twelve main divisions of British India.
great amount Of property has been DESTROYED and
numbers Of lives lost; many families have been
Taue oesitute, snd houses crops, cattle aud port
able goods OF every description have been carried
away by floods.
False Point, which was thought 10 have the best
haroor between Calcutta and Bombay safe roomy
wave on the 22d inst and swept so completely that
most OF the inhabitants perished,
PARIS. Sept 29.-Advices from Hanoi, the capital
of Tonquin say that the Black FLAGS surround the
province Of Brindinh The cholera is raging at
Hanoi. The average number of deaths daily is
thirty. A Chinese General at the head of a large
force has invaded Anam against the French.
NEw YoRK, Sept. "a Heruld cabIegram from
London says: Fifteen native Kings and eight ma
tive princes, in and around the Congo territory
claimed by the African International Association
have addressed to the King of Portugal vigorous
protest against this claim, and they ask the Kings
protection against the new protectorate. The pro-
test Is published here at great length. In its text
these native remonstrants say: "Do not abandon
us, but save us from the tyranny and ferocity of
our enemy, the International Association"
MADRID, Sept. 2S.-There were $50 new cases of
cholera and 22 deaths reported yesterday through
out Spain.
Throughout Spain to-day there were 10 new
cases of cholera, and 32S deaths have been re-
ported.
PARIS, Sept. 2S.-Reports received to-day from
various parts of Alpes Martimes, the southeastern
department of France, show that the cholera is
spreading throughout that district.
ROME, Sept. S.--Dispatches received TODAY
show that the cholera is decreasing in Sicily, King
Humbert proposes TO visit the infected districts
there.
The Madras municipal authorities have extend
ed the right of suffrage to women.
Floods have caused great damage at Serranezza,
town In the Province of Lucca, Italy, rendering
many persons homeless.
The Abyssinian expedition which is advancing
TO the reliet of the garrison at Kassaa is meeting
with great opposition from the Arabs, who have
massed in sufficient numbers to attempt to bar its
further progress.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-The following additional
particulars of the recent calamity at Stockholm
have Just been received: MN. Nilsson had just
finished and was bowling her adieux when the en-
thusiastic crowd began a rush toward Carlos XIII
Square. The police vainly tried TO break the rush
but women and children screamed causing a
panic A horrible scene ensued. For fifteen
minutes the air was filled with groanS of the
dying, and dresses were torn from women, and
many persons were trampled under foot while
fighting for their lives like maniacs. The night
was clear and the moon was shining bright. A
large staff of physicians were busy all night car
ing for the sufferers.
ROME, Spet. 36.-The Pope presided at a meet
ing to-day, at which Cardinals Jacobini 1.-THE Papal
Secretary of State,) Lawrenzie, Czacki Ledoc-
howski, Branch; Monaco and Parrochi were pres
ent. The only business transacted was the form.
alton OF committee to examine the documents
submitted by Germany and Spain in regard to the
Carolines dispute.
vienna, Sept. 26.-The Emperors speech was
read at the opening of the Reichsrath to-day.
His Imperial Majesty says the bill creating the
Landsturn Will bring Austria TO level with the
other countries, that the foreign relations of
Austria are good, and that there is full concord
among the Powers to maiRtain the peace of
Europe the necessity of which is universally felt
The monster petition of the Salvation Army re-
garding the protection of girls, recently presented
| to the English Parliament, was miles COO yards
and foot long and bore upwards of 393 900 sigma
lures.
BERLIN, Sept. 3O.-Tbe Central Union German
manufacturers, representing the leaders of the
Protection party, has petitioned Prince Bismarck
asking him to inquire into the subject of bimetal-
lism. The petition is the outcome of the visit of
Manton Marble, the American delegate, who was
sent abroad to inquire into the silver Question
Mr.. Marble left here in consequence of orders from
President Cleveland to make his report by the
| time Congress opens. Mr.. Marbles task was to
obtain the opinions of most of the diplomatic and
financial officials on the effect of the repeal or the
continuance of the Bland bill. He has obtained
from German bankers the approval of the idea of
monetary conference. 1t is thought, however,
the success of such conference would depend
largely upon England, and what she would do is
considered doubtful.
LONDON, Sept. SO-The Berlin correspondent of
the Standard claims TO have learned that Mr..
Marble, the American delegate sent abroad TO in
quIre into the silver question, has Just left to
turn to Washington. He had to feel his way to-
ward an international conference, ana to discuss
the matter with the diplomatic and financial autho-
rites, and seems to have secured the approval OF
the first German bankers. If such conference
meets, the decision will not be between bi-metalism
and mono metalism, but between mono-metalism
for international business and bi-metalism for
home affairs. his would involve the raising OF
the present value of silver about 20 per cent.