Daily Republican., 1885-09-26
Roume|ia Rising.
SALISBURY AND BISMARCK ON
TAE SAME LIN Rs Or POLICY
-WARLIKE u JUNIORS.
SULTAN'S NEW CABINET.

LONDON. Sept. 25.-The 20 far Roume.
liam question remains unchanged, but
1t becomes daily more and more evi.
dent that 1t will result In conference
of the Powers. Hopes and fears In re-
gard to the outcome Of this conference
are equally divided, and every one is
an xious to know how each Of the Pow
ers is disposed toward Turkey.
An incident which occurred today in
Vienna Is very significant. Count
Kalnoky, the Austrian minister OF
foreign affairs, gave reception to the
Diplomatic Corps at Viennx and clearly
indicated his sympathies for Turkey by
paying marked and ostentati0us atten.
lions to the Turkish Ambassador. The
two diplomats were almost inseparable
during the reception and found time to
have q long and earnest conversation,
in the course OF which the Turkish
Minister said that the Sultan attached
supreme Importance to the friendship
OF Austria.
The attitude of Germany, which has
been the subject of anxious specula-
ton, is now almost certainly defined.
There will be NO Immediate interfer-
euce by Germany and the Bulgarian
Union, having been accomplished, will
| be allowed to stand. Tits freely as
serted tonight in Berlin official circles
that the Union of the BulgaHias will be
recognized, but that Prince Alexander
and other disturbers Of the peace OF
Europe will have to look for punish
ment after the immediate question has
been disposed of.
Prince Alexander is hedging. He
has telegraphed to the Gar that he is
willing to prove the absence Of person
al ambition on his part by abdicating
his throne on certain conditions.
These conditions are that the Russian
Off iicersin the Bulgarian service shall be
a,lowed to remain, and that Russia
shall guaran tee the new Bulgari ian
Upion. In the meantime, Austria is in
state of anxiety about affairs nearer
her borders than the Bulgarian quarrel.
Advices are hourly recsived at Vienna,
which show a dangerous amount OF
activity and excitement on the part of
both the people and the Government OF
Servia Only spark Is necessary tC
blaze iu the Western half of the penin.
sula, the Balkan boundary question
would become inaianiicant.
SCOTTISH WELCOME TO GEEELY.
LONDON, Sept. 25.- The Scottish
Biographical Society is preparing a
lroyal welcome for Lieutenant Greedy
the American arctic explorer, who is tc
lecture in Edinburgh next November
The society will arrange . great demon
: stration in his honor, and will furnish
him with escorts for tour OF Scotland,
| In which he will be made acquainted
with every body and everything wortf
seeing In the country without being al
lowed TO spend farthing.
II APARsIMoNIoUS ROYAL DUKE.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-The hop picker
\ employed ON the estates Of the Duke o
. Edinburgh, In the county OF Kent
finished their work to day. The usua
Iprice for picking hops is eighteen penc,
: a basket, and the Duke offered to pal
i them only shilling per basket. Th
. created o great uproar among the work
men, who made serious threats AM
prepared to carry them out. The OAK
became frightened at the demUnstra
tion and yielded to their demands
nary ANDERSON STABS HERSELF.
DUBLIN, Sept 25.-Miss Mary Ander
son appeared as Juliet, In the play o
Juliet" here to night. In the stab
bing scene she accidentally inflicted |
slight wound on her bosom. The acci'
dent created sensation, which wa
only allayed by Miss Anderson's ap
pearance before the curtain, assuring
the audience that the wound was only
ltrifline.
THE MIKADo's BROTHER ON HIS IRA
vELS.
LONDON, Sept. 25 Prince Fonshim
1.-THE brother OF the Mikado of Japan, II
now in Paris. He is making tour o
= the European capitals for the purpos'
of studying governmental laws. HI
will return to Japan by way of Nev
York and San Francisco.