Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-01
REMMS AND RULERS.
Ps.itien of A Austria-Mun-
gary IN the Balkans.


PExn. SEPT S1--Prins Minissar Tia-
/ - FapyinR 30 sFpofafions In fhs law
e. Houss e tie unursrisn Psrii.nsaf.
said tAat Austria HunRarY infsnaed q
pfsgeat any sirnls posef ffom sstah-
ils9lnz q pF1lsElufafe oeef Belraria
We want 3neepeaf9nna amonr IA
Balkan Stasss. he eoutiuued = wifhnns
haginE auy eoFstous desinns upon any
% the1. No o0nmunisF 81 fatere1i
exists 10 TIE bslkan& HruEaFy will unt
aileu any single power e make an
armed intsFfaEenas iu Bulgaria. Aaa.
tfia Hungary earnestly Intends foIlos-
laR tins poliey during ihass oRisisai
tines
Ths Uuieshaas presented Iivsiy ao-
pearanoe duEiae ths Prima Nlnistrr' :
spee5h. Tue day nad been looked f7r-
ward 70 aa an evsntfui ene, she Premier
having esv raj days aro auuounosd bic
intsuti8n Of pnblisiy dseisrinR tie atsi
tude decided up0n - ne Empire toward
toe thfeatunsd noliay of Ruaia in tha
n4l1aaa Every seat - tue ehamher
was occupied and the galleries we're
crowded. HerF Tiesa aommanesd b.
tefntina ths assumption shat Austria
Hungary had either planusd e had
been awaFe o. IN The slightest degree
approved The plan % deposa PFiaos Al
eEandof. NsIldsr was Austria Hungary
aware tnat the unGtasss 81 Primes Alex.
andoE % BnlQaFia uas mada svtdanl bV
hts tulaHFam % TIE Car raeariiaa IA
ofo4n ag hagiaa been gaosiuea drew
from TIE CMaF. CO tbat PFinee AfaxandsF
made his say in Bulgaria dspsnaeut
up0n tue Cars uish. No aQfasment
vhstsEsr exists between AaslFia- Hun-
gary ard Raszia regarding tha axsrsion
% their responsive indoences. either IA
the western e. eastern p0ftion of
tie Balkan States. Anatfia- Hungary
ar@iY adhaFsa 30 she Berlin treaty.
Aastrla- Hungary took no gtans II
beealf of the kidnapPsrs of Prinas
Alexander. she has airoadg warned
Bulgaria ID her owu interest aaainsi
che adoption of any hastg Fesulutian
aud Fe8allg that uonld b sufo 10 aneae
thaFefsom. u 1883 STATED 10 refer
enos 70 the Eastern question that Il was
my prisats opiuion that, IN The event Of
changes oeeuFFing in the E1at. our n
iefests would require thaa tho natisas
inhabiting that portioa Of EaFope
shoald form themselves into indapand
ent statee, according % thoir ssparats
iudisidaaliliea This opinion Is nov
SHARED by the Austro- Hnnasriaa For
sign Ministry. We hsid that this view
best answers the interests sf ths mon
arohy, which. repudiatinR the desire of
aagFandiEsmene uF oonqaest, would
concentrate its efforts 20 promate
independent dovelopment Of thosa
States and prevent the establishment
over any Of them Of any pFotootorase
not provided for Ia treaties ol assertion
over thoss countries Of The psrmanen8
influence Of any one forsiRn power.
lCheeEs. AsreRArds Austria hunaary's
alliance with Germany" oontinued The
PremieF, there has been no change IN
Austria HnnRaFy's foreign relations.
We stand with Germany on the old
basis. We have no doubt thas We shall
b able 70 preserve the mutual oondi-
tions necessary 10 ths existsnss of each
state, without eudanQerina The general
pemos. We regard the treaty o. Berlin
as still ID force, although u has
been violated ia certain caaes. ire
most eeripus Of which occurred iaat
yeaR IN Eastern Roumelia. We believe
the treaty of Berlin ought % oontinus
10 b maiutAined. nor has any power
informed us Of its having ASSUMED
contrary position. Austria Hungary
aaheres 20 her repeatedly declared
opinion thst, should Turkey elaim ne
right accorded II the Balkan psninsnla.
no other power woaid Be entitled y
resort 10 armed interference or % the
establishment Of q professionals thors.
Also thal no change 10 the constitution
a or territorial relations is o. can b.
edsetsd uilhous the osnsens Of TIE
pogeFs signatory 10 The treaty Of BsF-
lin. These are the outlines Of our aims,
which We hope viii Be successful and
b attained In harm0ny wish the po9ers
and without disturbing he peaes of
Europe. We shall not endanRex the
success of sur endeagors b. any pre-
mature deelafations In EFaad phrases.
To attain this end wa will iabsr With
the ealmness ghiob is d0ably usosssaFy
10 thase critical time4 We shall labor
With moderation but - The same time
With earnastneGs and Raaolnti0n." Whnn
Herr Tiszs 6nisbsd be uas crested With
cheers from al parts Of the house.
The Fssa 81 ne Bulnnrfana.
soFTA. Sept. 30. - General kaulbaFa
today received g dspaiatiOn Of pFomi
nens BalQaxians who called upon him
70 endsaVoF 70 induos him % aithdeaa
oE modify bis oiFsalsF. rhs deputation
uas composed of ia Of ths noss se.
spssted and infaaniial eit Sens of tue
prinoipaiity, headed By DR.. Nanltiehe4,
Who aeled ~ spokesman he stst8d %
General Kauibars that tha ciFeaiar had
sarprised The Bulgarian pssple, and
asked him 70 reeansideF some 0f Res
siass dsmsnda, psrtiealafly that for ne
postpousment of ths eiaotions foe tws
moutha The uation vas anxious. Dr..
VauiticheR ooutinuea, 70 speedily ssttis
zoe choice Of . prince % oooapy tho
Bulgarian thFane- In addition 10 that
modidoatio1, ths Doet0r sud, the peo-
pls desired Bunsia - withdraW her De.
mana for the immediats raising % Ne
state 81 siaes nad also the demand for
ths Instant rslsass % the prisoners n
custody for esmplicity 10 ths eosp 9efat.
/ The a0utinuzncs % the state of siege
waa TIE only RaaFauies the RoFsrnmeut
bad for the pFassrVafisn 81 peaee. which
tbe rest q Earops desired as cell -
ths BniQariana. Ths B4iaaFiaue b..
/ iievine thss the Cxar had 10 desire 70
pFolana fhe anlsis, bagzed 0snsFal K4ni
bars % telegraph 20 him % hasten The
ehaios 81 4 Dfiuee. Ihe o8Dati&afi0u
ssipulated that che 0rand S0branfs
eisated to seisct . rzle9 ah9ald mcet
within one mouth after ths eisstl0aa.
In raeatd b she libeFafiou u the polif-
iaai prisoners, Dr.. Fauitishea said u
Il : danQsE0us prscedsnf 20 esta1iisA %
tibsrats wi9hout tFfd o. pnnisbment
tkeas rssuohsibls fer snah mD1sErous
sets as Z disposition and kidnappinK
% Princs AiexandeF. besides bsing eon
trarY 30 the laws whioh are she safe
aaaF1a % ths o0outrT. BaFidsa, Il tue
priso1srs we're released, ~ demanded
ths probasiiity - that t6s people woai
kfIl thea 10 tie strests. sush l. the pop
ular Indignation zgainst ne imprisoned
men."
II sonslusiou he depuiafion assaFsd
Geoerai KaaihaFa thsf Baieafis 8As
fhankfui % the xaF fgE bis pasl prote5.
ton, has matntained that tbs isga q
she s0antry most b respected Ne 9th.
- MiBistFy than tat - pFsssat II poe
sF souid sxtrfsate ths conntry fron its
pfessnt erisiA
0suarAi KsuihaEs said 10 repiy that
the Bulesrisss kns8 Eafy gsii that tha
CxAF had thGif prosperity a Asart, ba&s
be add tbey must conada h ne
CRzF And carry oal bta WISHES.
DE-. Faaifiehe9 interfup1sd Gs1sral
Kaaihara - tbis potat aDd said: = Il
tsat = Ell yea haVs 70 say, - vii re-
ersa Tha dspu&a3ioa tksa wilhdrss.