Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30
THE war TALK CONTINUES
PPemieP TSszass Peacesul Professlons IN
CNmfrost with the Milttary Activity.

Csntrast with the NIiItsary Activity.
In the lower house OF the Hungarian diet satur.
day Premier Tisza, replying TO the interpolation
OF Herr Helfy In reference TO Russias military
preparationA TO Austria's position regarding Bul.
garia, TO the advisabtiity OF the governments
taxing the infta tive In summoning an tnterna-
tionai conferences 70 settle the Bulgarian AFFAIR In
the sense OF the program Of 1855, and - TO
whether Austria might count upon the alliance OF
Germany and Italy In case the efforts NOW being
made 70 maintain peace did not succeed. emphati-
cally declared that there was no ground TO doubt
the reciprocal bona ides Of the powers allied for
the preservation OF peace and for their own Be-
curity. In consequence Of the marked displaee-
ment OF Russian troops and their transfer In the
direction OF the Austrian frontiers, the govern
and ns
CONSIDER It's duty TO see that necessary measures
are taken to assure the safety OF the frontiers and
Tn alliance OF the Central European powers had
never oeen anything but league OF peace, purely
9eiensiSe ana foreign 70 any aggressive action.
ne noped tne peace-loving monarch1es and gov
ernments would succeed In maintaining peace and
removing the feeling OF Insecurity which weighs
heavily on Europe.
BERLIN THINKS IT MEANS WAR.
Berlin cable special says: Herr Won Tiszas
statement was anxiousy awaited here. 1t has
confirmed the conviction that war between Austria
and Russia Is accepted by both sides as inevitable
The premier's statement was given In a carefully
poised speech, protesting peace, but breathing the
spirit OF war. Operators on the boerse who had
waited dispatches from Pesth offered International
STOCKS Tor sale freely, but the effect Of the pre-
miers speech will not be fully seen till the op ming
or business on Monday. Private adv1ces from
vienna state that the diplomatic negotiations re-
Gently opened between Prince Lebanon, the Rus
sian ambassador to austria, and Count Kalnoky
have been aban Toned. The condition OF affairs
now existing between the two governments is SIM
ply that each Is lying In wait Tor the rrst chance
TO strike.
BULGARIA THE REAL POINT AIMED AT.
Reports received at the German war once from
agents on the Polish frontier intimate renewal OF
activity among the Russian troopa Difficulties
In the way OF transporting the troops are being
remedled, the commiSsariat has been improved
ana disease among the troops IL q creasing. In
the provinces Of Volhynia and POdeia military
requlsitions for grain and forage are causing
dedrth or provisions among the people At Kre-
menetz eight great magazines are being built
They will Do surrounded BY Qualifications. AT
Doubuo accommodations have Deen ordered for
10000 troops. At Luck, between DOuouo and
vladimir Wolinski, new camp is being con-
strueted which viii hold $4,000 troops. These
preparations would seem TO indicate an intention
OF invading Galicia- Austrian war oflcials sus-
pect that the real object In view Is the invasion OF
Bulgaria, aud that tue aim II the cars strategy
Is TO entrap Austria into sending the bulk VI her
forces into Galica while the real coup Ia delivered
In the Balkan Peninsula.