Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-01
RUSSIA MUST NOT INTERFERE.
prm, Minister lisa Clearly Defines Aus
rias Policy.
THE NEW HEBRIDES QUESTION
1pproaching a CriSiS-Englani Says France
Must Get Out
BISMARCK SQUIRTING AT FRANCE.

PESrH. September 3O--In the Hunga
rian Chamber of Deputies to-day Premier
lisa replied for the Hungarian Govern
ment to the interrogatiOns made by Count
,pponyi on the 23d inst, respecting the
Governments Bulgarian policy and the
pressrt standing of the AhstriO-Germar
alliance. The Premier said that the Aus
tr.c-Hungarian power assuming &
proteytovate over Bulgaria, and
t5r it wanted the independence OF
the Balkan States maintained He de
rrlred that Austria was without cOvetOus
design. and that no community oc inter,
-, existed in the Balkan States. The
Ausrro-Grrluau Alliance, he said, contin,
ues - heretofore guarding mutual cOudi,
tons anl existence without endangering
the peace of Europe. They would not
however. allow u single power to make an
armed interference in Bulgaria. In con
rlusion the Premier said the Government
intended following this policy in these
critical times.
The Prime Minister'S declaration that
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY WOULD NOT PER
NIT
An, foreign power TO establish protector
ate over Bulgaria, was loudly applauded.
The UutcrhJuS presented u lively appear,
anrr during the Prime Minister'S speech
The ,lly hld been looked forward to ~ IN
eventual one. The Premier several day,
a.oaunnunrrj his intention Of publicly
declaring the attitude decided upon by the
Empire towards the Threatened
a,,rrS!aus of Russia in the
Rl.san~. Every seat in the cham,
b.rwIS occupied and the galleries were
rmwdyd Herr lisa commenced by re-
iutin- the aSSumatlon that AuStro-lIun-
glrv nld authorized or had been aware of,
OF in the slightest degree had approved OF
the plot To depOSe Prince Alexander.
Neither was AustrO-Hunglry aware, con-
,inued the Premier, that Prince AleXan-
der. As was made evident by his telegram
to the Cllr regarding his crown, rs hay
ing been received direct from the Car or
that Prince Alexander and his stay in
Bulgaria depended on the Cars consent. y
No agreramcnt whatever exists be-
tween SuStro-Iuuga-y and Russia
rcarll0I N. cxertiOu oi their respective
influence either in the western or eastern
portion of the Balkan states. AustrO,
Hungary.
FIRMLY ADHERES To THE BERLIN TREATY
which whilst IL Is upheld sufficiently cor,
responds with Austro-Hungary'S views.
Au>tro-iIuugtry has taken no steps on
behaI; ot the kidnapperS Of Prince Alex
anIer As regards AuStrO-Hunglry's
alliance with Germany continued the
Prince There has been no change IN
AU>tro-Hun-lry' foreign relations. We
,,dlj with Grrmany on the old basis
We have no doubt, we
shall De able to preserve
the mutual condition necessary to the eN
js,encr of each State, without endanger'
lng the general peace. We regard th'
Berlin treaty aS still in force, although II
has been violated in cettan cases, the
most serious ofwhich occurred last year II
Eastern Rnumciil. We believe the treaty
Of Berlin ought To- continue tO be main
tanned. Nor has any power informed Us
D. ItS having assumed contrary position
AUNtro-lluurlry adhcres To her repeatedly
declared opinion that should Turkey
claim the right accorded in the Balkan
Peninsula
NO BOTHER POWER WOULD BE ENTITLED
Sorc>ort to armed euterventiOH or to tn,
establishment ola protectoratc there; alSc
That no change I'm the constitutions or ter
ntorlIl relations Of Balkan countries car
be effected without the consent OF thu
Powers >ignatoTy to the treaty OF Berlin
These are the outlines of our aims, whlct
We hope will be- successful; and will bt
attained in harmony with the other pow
erN, and without disturbing the peace o
Europe. WcShIll not endauger the success
%"0r cndrIyOrs by any premature declar'
alton IN grandiloquent phrases. To attain
'llS end wr snail labor with cllmneSS
which Is doubly necessary
II THESE CRITICAL TINES.
We Nhlll labor moderately, but at th'
sane time with rarncStncSs and resolution
When Herr lisa finished he was greet
Ell with cheers from all parts OF tn