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bulgaria, and be appointed Governor O f
koumelia, and that the Turks be permitted
to occupy the Balkans
Collective Note to the Government
Prince Alexander Given an Ovation.
SOFIA, October 16th-The ambassadors
OF the powers have presented a collective
hote 20 the Government, urging Bulgaria TO
refrain from hostility, and holding her re-
sponsible If peace is disturbed through; her
menacing attitude.
Prince Alexander was given an ovation
on his arrival here Addressing a crowd
ot citizens, he promised to make every
sacrifice in order 10 maintain the union.
lie atterward presided at meeting of Tie
council, to prepare reply to the note Of
the powers
Al the Reserves Called Out.
PHILIPPoPoLIs, October 16th.-A decree
has been issued calling out all the reserves
Tor active service. Prince Alexander has
inspected the military works at Tirnoya.
JaInpoh ana Sofia, and is now visiting the
southwestern frontier.
Formal Conference Agreed Unan.
LoNnoN, October 16th.-The Vienna cor
respondent OF the Times says that the
members OF the triple alliance have arreea
to advise the Porte to invite the powers TO n
formal conference on the Balkan troubles.
Gladstone on the Balkan Question.
LONDON October 16th.-GIadston in 8
letter to NJ. Genschoff, says he hoDes that
the bulgarian union will be real one. He
depIecates such movements as Servia and
Greece threaten TO make, and saws he is
unable to recognize their right to make
such an invasion as they contemplate
The Complications Between Burmah.
France and England.
LONDON, October 16th.-Lord Salisbury
had long conference to-day with Wad-
dington, the French Minister, in reference
to the complications between Burmab.
France and England. 1t is evident that
King Theebaw, of Burmah, is relying on
France for assistance against England. 4
correspondent at Paris had an interview
to- day with the Burmese Envoy to France.
He said Englands threats were solely due
10 her jealousy OF the French that Eng
land was taking advantage of a petty law
sult, winch was purely matter of inter
nal administration, to make n wholesale
land grab which should arouse the indie-
nation Of the world. With respect to the
masslng of Anglo-indian troops for an ad-
vance upon Mandalay, he said the Bur
lnese would repel the invaders, if it cost
their last drop of blood. The Envoy was
evidently confident that France would as
slst the Burmese King, but he is doomed
TO bitter disappointment. for there was
never time when the French were in less
humor tor new colonial adventures. The IN
dian Office in London is in a great bustIe Of
excitement and preparation. Randolph
Churchlu, the youthful Secretary of State
ior india finds his dignity and importance
lmmeasurable increased By the prospect of
little war all to himself lie arrives atthe
office every day promptly at 10. and is Of
ten at work until 10 at night. His presence
makes 1t necessary for the whole staff OF
under Secretaries and clerks to be il at
tendance.
Cork CattIe,nen.
CORK, October IGth-In spite of the
secession Of three of their number, the
cattlemen remain obstinate. The cGrpo
ration has granted the dealers premises
upon which to erect pens. but it is doubtful
whethether the Privy Council viii grant
the necessary license.
Politics IN ireland.
CORK. October lG,h.-The failure of the
attempt 10 boycott the Cork Steamship
Company by the cattle-dealers has spurred
the Loyailsts to increased energy in their
night with the Nationalists, and they intend
70 contest every Parliamentary seat in Ire
land at the coming election. so as to give
the Parnelites greater trouble and expense
III clectlng their candidates
Barracks Wrecked by an Internal aTa-
chine.
LEGHoRH, October 18th. - The cens-
darmes barracks in this city was badly
wrecked to-day by an explosion, caused by
an internal machine, loaded with dyna-
mite, which had been concealed in the
building. no ore was injured.
Portugal Ssizes Two French Stations.
PARIS, October 16th-Le Mqtiyl TODAY
says Portugal has seized two French sta
tons on the Gulf of Guinea, and urges De
treyclnet, Minister Of Foreign Affairs. to
act energetically in the matter
Cholera in Sicily.
ROME, October 16th.-Fifty-four new
cases Of cholera and % deaths were report
ed at Palermo yesterday.
Cardinal Newman and The Protestant
Church of England.
LONDON, October 16th.-Cardinal New
man, in an address to-day, said that the
Protestant Church Of England was tho
great bllwark Of this country against athe-
ism. he said he wished all success 10
those defending the Church, and that he
wished his friends would Join in defending
1t. Cardinal Hewmau's words are impor-
tant, IN connection with the forthcoming
elections FOR members of Parliament and
they Will be likely TO influence many votes
IN laVor OF the Conservative candidates.
A Steamer Disabled.
LONDON, October 18th - The French
steamer Chateau LioYile. Captain Olivier.
has been towed into Ferrol, Spain, with
her stem broken and leaking She was
spoken on the l4th inst. in latitude As
north longitude west Her cargo had
shifted and her rudder was gone. The
steamer Tynemouth Castle was attending
her.
Pardoned ny the Emperor.
BERLIN, October 10Th Emperor William
has pardoned the Polish poet Krazewek. on
account of the precarious condition of his
health, caused by his confnementin prison. .
Germans in Russia.
WARSAW, October 16th.-The Courier
says that the Germans will shortly be Dro-
hibited by the Government from rssidin,
within specified zone around fortified
places in Russia.
The Uitiuatum to King Theebayv.
LONDON, October 16th-The Indian Gov
ernments ultimatum to King Theebaw de-
mands that the British envoy be given a
fitting reception, and that the action against
the Bombay Trading Company be suspend
ed until the British envoy has examined
the disputed points.
Wen-Known Scientist Dead.
LONDON, October 16th.-Thomas David
son, F. L. s., Il. G. s., the well-knogn
scientist, Is dead.
Death Of n Peruvian Comnander-Ths
Cajamarco Battle.
LIMA, October 16th.-A dispatch from
Puente-Piedras announces the death of
General Lorenzo Yglesias, a brother of
President Yglesias and commander of the
expeditionary force, while on his return. !.
an invalid, to this city. Colonel Rebayse
has taken temporary command of the
forces.
Further details of the fighting at Gaia
marco say the battle lasted several hours.
and was desperately contested The Mon
toneros, who were in large numbers COM