The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
France Says British Sailors Shall
Not Land in Tangier.
European Stock Exchange Strongly
Affected Thereby.
Tho bulgarian business Not Mt nm End
Yet, Eithcr--The Cars Anger Aroused
Toward Those Who Cheat tho
Starving--Appalling Situation.

LONDON, Jan. Sat l:3O p. IN. Thurs
day the tone of the stock exchange
here is extremely fiat. This feeling is
due to the depression on the Berlin
bourse. The depression is especially
marked in Turkish and Egyptian Sc.
curities and is owing to statements that
France will not permit the landing OF
English sailors at Tangier.
The question of landing British sail
ors at Tangier arises from the rebellion
among the native tribes in the vicinity
of that city. The British war ships are
lying off Tnngicr to protect British in.
tcrcsts there and the British minister,
it has been reported, warned the gov.
ernor of Taugier that if he could not
guarantee the safety of the city against
the re bel tribes, he (the British minis
teri would have force landed from the
war ships for that purpose.
MADRID, Jan. 7.-Orders have been
sent to the arsenal at Cadiz to hold a
war ship in readiness to sail for Tan.
gier.
LONDON. Jan. S.-Advices from Tan.
gicr show that the moorish mission sent
to Touat to arrange annexation of the
Oasis to Morocco failed. The Touatans
had reconsidered their desire to have
the sultan of Morocco for their pro.
tector and preferred connection with
Algeria; in other words, with the
French.
When the envoys returned and re-
ported their failure to the sultan the
latter was deeply inccnsed. The en-.
voys were thrown into prison and sub
sequently, by the sultans orders, they
were strangled.
PARIS, Jan SIT is declared in Off.
cial circles here that all the powers ap.
prove of the attitude of Mr.. Ribot
minister of foreign affairs, in regard
to the matter of the expulsion OF
NJ. Chadouine from Bulgaria. The
French government, it is said, in it's de-
mands on the Bulgarian government
merely desired to insure respect for the
capitulations and to prevent recur.
renee of the affairs. The dispute, it is
further declared, lacks the gravity
which has been attributed to it by the
foreign press, and speedy and salts.
factory settlement of the difficulty be.
tween France and Bulgaria is conf
IDENTIFY expected.
LONDON, Jan. s--The Times Vienna
correspondent says: Russia has un.
generously left France in the lurch in
the Chadouine affair. Foreign Minis
ter Ribot is conscious that he was not
in possession of the full facts
in the case when he took action.
He did not then know that the
French agent had been verbally warn
ed of Chadcuine's expulsion, and, fur
ther, he expected Russian support.
Now, seeing that he is forced to stand
alone, he will deal with the matter in
conciliatory way, and NJ Stambuloff
will do his best to meet him. If Rus
sia abandons France in eastern affairs
the chances for her cooperation in an
other direction are slender indeed"
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. S.-Thc car
has displayed extreme anger upon
learning of the adulteration of the food
intended for the starving peasants 1t
is reported that the principal municipal
authorities are to be dismissed in con-
sequence of these disclosures Thrbs
agents at Odessa have been arrested
for having sold adulterated grain.
LONDON, Jan. s. S.-The Russian month
ly European Messenger, contains such
| alarming accounts OF the famine in
Russia that it is astonishing how the
paper succeeded in passing the Russian
press censorship. The Messenger com.
pares the present famine in Russia with
that in Ireland in 1916, and contrasts
themeasures adopted by the two govern
ments to alleviate the distress of the peo-
pie. 1t says: Nobody in Russia ever
imagined that her economic condition
was so wretched. Now that the true
state of affairs is revealed only mad.
man would plunge the country into
war or foreign complications for years
to come.
The Messenger ridicules the stories OF
Russian oppression of the Slavs. 1t
declares that they are in much better
condition than the Russian peasants.
The charges of frauds by Germans and
Jews, it says, are totally without found-
alton.