Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-16
EUROPE'S DANGER.
War Talk More Frequently Heard
in all the Capitals.

LONDON, Nov. 15.-Tne Standard saws
the plain English of Count Kaluoky's de-
claration is that Russia shall not occupy
Bulgaria; If she does che will have to
reckon with Austria and England and,
IN case of need. with Germany.
Baron de 5taal, the Rus ian ambassa-
dor. had a two hour interview with Lord
lddeslelgh. Secretary Of Foreign Affairs,
to-day, and the reports Of dIscord in the
views of the two are revived. Later in
the day Lord Salisbury, Prime Minister,
Lord Iddesleigh, Foreign Secretay, and
Count Won Hatzfeldt, the German am.
bassador, had long conference with refer
ence TO the candidature of Prince Nicho-
las, OF Mingrelia, for the Bulgarian
throne. 1t ia reported that England.
Austria and Germany object to Prince
Nicholas.
1t is reported here from Athens that the
residents OF Eastern Roumella are declar-
ing themselves In tavOr.of Russia, and that
civil war is imminent.
RUSSIAN EDITORS STIRRED UP.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. Is The Jour
nal de st. Petersburg says that the Mar
quis of Salisbury's speech at the Lord
hdNUF LuuuUu. 10 80 IuIl DI
insinuatinns that it must decline 10 no
tice it, The Journal contrasts British
indulgence of the Philippopolis move
ment OF 1885 with EDgland's altitude to-
ward the SOPHIA movementDf August,
1886, the former having been. declares the
journal, undoubtedly revolutionary
ana in violation OF the Sultan's
rights, and of the equilibrium
guaranteed by tho Berlin treaty. Tbe
Journal also regrets the tone or the speech
made by Count KalnOky before the Aus
ro-Hungarian delegations at Pesth Sat
urday last. "Every goyernm Mt" tht
naper says, sis the best Judge of it's own
interests, but when two neigh boring EN-
pres wish to preserve accord they should
regard each others interests in friendl
and equitable manner. Count Kalnoky eX-
plains Austrla's views, but we have yet B.
learn bow it is proposed to reconcile those
views with an exchange of ideas cAIcu-
lated TO produce accord and with Russia,
special position arising from the sacri-
fees she has made Tor Bulgaria. Thes
questions belong to diplomacy. and con-
"errIng them we abstain from pro
nouncirg judgment IN order to avoid
envenomlng the matter"
The NOvOe Vremya and the Novosti de
precate Herr Kalnoky's speech. which
they say is ambiguous and affords no
firm guarantee of the maintenance OF
peace.
ABAD IMPRESSION.
IN semi-ofiiciaI Giro y here Count lIal-
noky's speech has made n bad i'm preston.
Russian diplomatic circles consider that
Herr Kalnoky had no right to refer 10
hat Austria has done In view of Russian
occupation of Bulgaria, seeing that tht
Russian government had never suggested
70 +hn atinn n RnlUario GfilI ~
arnment adberes TO pacific programme
some of the EN- nent officials have advised
the Car to instruct Gen. Kaulbars to
adopt less absolute tone to meet the
friendly disposition of the Bulgarian gov
prnment. Meanwhile Russia will con
inue to disregard the acts OF the So
Dranje. Russia disapproves the candi-
dacy of the Mecklenhurg Prince or ;h
Duke OF Cumberland. and will await a
reaction in favor Ofthe Russian candidate.
NABoKoFF SURRENDERED.
Can't. Nabokaff has been delivered to
the Russian Consul at BourgAs.
THE EFFECT OF KALNoKY's SPEECH.
VIENNA, Nov. 15-Count Andrassy in
an interview to-day with Emperor
Francis Joseph said that he feared Count
Kalnoky's speech before the delegations
on Saturday would induce Russia to
uRuLs iue ltplicu luhI ul-
opinion was to the contrary, but that
while he was passionately opposed to
provoking war he fully approved OF
Count Kalnoky's atbitudb ON nthe Bul.
Iarian question.
THE BouRGas PB0TTEKs.
SOFIA, Nov, 15.--CSah. kahtoars has de-
c'ared the trial Of the Bourgasg plotters
null and void.
Gen. Kaulbars hasrdemanded the dis
missal of be Prefect aud sub-Prefect OF
PhilippOpolis because the patrol late At
uignt disarmcd and conducted to the Rus
sian Consulate Il Russian cavssse who had
refused to give his name or password
wnen challenged.
wALDEMAR PERSONALLY WILLING.
COPENHAGEN, Ncv. 15.--lt Is stated on
authority that Prince Waldemar IL per-
-onaly willing 10 accept the throne OF
Bulgaria.