New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10
PLAN TO DISMEMBER TURKEY
THE LEADING UNIONIsT ORGAN SEEMS
TO SPEAK WITH AUTHORITY.

TO SPEAK WITH AUTHOfl1f
PASSING OF TIE HEALyfTEs-ciTINA WANTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POLICE AND BLACK
MALTA ROYAL. MILKMArD-TIIE PRINCE
OF wNEs's TURF WINNINGS.
1ondon Nov 9-The change Of opinion In Official
circles regarding the immediate outbreak oil reVoiu-
60, or var in Turkey IL traceable 20 the expecta-
,t ,het the sultan designs TO soothe internal agi
,a,,on bv promulgating a constitution embody-
,ry the leading principles OF Mdhat Pachas scheme
Official communications point to ms pu' AT the
sene time the Sutans Intentions Will DO no more
than put off the evil day. The Spectator which
=, rasen, speaks with a voice OF greater authority
than any other English paper holds mat the sultan
cannot be trusted to effectively grant constitu-
ito, II saws that the solution of the situation lies
,n either the Powers occupying certain III,
provinces or the deposition OF the Su''"" an"
nlacernent Of him by successor ple"s'' ,
constitutionally. THE Spectator. III a"'o.a'''s
that the best solution OF the question -
occunation sketches a rather SENSATIONAL plan "a
on.ratiors through Bosnia which country gives 'he
ao,oe, access 10 the heart Of Turkey. Austria IL
savs could without delay throw ln"' me-" nv
Macedonia who could march on 10 Sa'o"'0a 'S ."
undefenhed line Great Britains snare !" INC W."
would be commanding Salonca by the sea anu
ioin,lv with France. sending fleets through 'he
al, would co-operate In Armenia. Though the car
rvInp ont Of this plan would be tantamount 10 'he
Acknowledgement OF the Turkish Empire. Inc "pec-
tator' proceeds to say tina; Europes s'sa"'N ~"
ments could not be better employed than III re-
storing the East the domain OF ciNiilzation INC
d 70 es "a men would be finally delivered from
the destructive horde which, since ~ Vai't 49,, "a
IN TIE Civilized world The article concludes Win
the declaration that the achievement, mUu i1,s'ce
thev are capabe OF facing the whole word III arms
before submitting But II is the only chahSe' 1871 e
the leading Unonist organ writes mus IL 10 .
that the time OF the Turks In Europe u o'''o'''
closing.
Refore the feud between the Healyi.es and Nc
Carthyites reached its present CLIMAX TWO INV "
10 effect a reconciliation were privately mace HI
by eminent English Liberals. who were d'srouS VI
preventing another Irish SPIT, end secondly u!
certain irish Catholic prelates. The Healytes re-
santed the Interference Of the Liberals but placed
themselves at the disposal of the prelaics who NJ
turn. found that the McCarthyites rejected the'r
overtures Mr.. Healys expulsion from the execu-
tive Of the League OF Great Br tain VIII De 1o'-
lowed by more extreme measures on Wea d hras
next. when he. Arthur OConnor DIT FOX ana ,nfre
other Heayites will be removed from the Exec C
Committee Of the National Federation Inc Co 1h
ell viii meet In Dublin Tor that purpust,;i h ne
ieayes are in MINORITY IN me Tm UIun iSa s Sr
ss Of de to ak M fly "sR shows an Of TAX
ing a beating lying down W h"n far an dI fn
session
from the Parliamentary Committee, wnen Mr. Healy
will secede from the party, taking with him large
what wealth the party ever held and who are
ready spend 1t in campaigning.
A report that gains credit in city circles is that
China wants to reopen negotiations with Japan IN
order to get reduction in the indemnity OF 100000
taels due the latter country on the evacuation
OF the peninsula Of Lao-Tong The Government
at Picking represents that the whole arrangement
out the final assent Of China. Japan has under
taken evacuate completely the peninsula by the
ae O nnsss sh s with the lam
antee for the payment OF the indemnity, independ-
ent OF a probable Chinese protest.
THE statist" reports that German bankers are
making arrangements 10 loan Russia 100000. and
says Il thinks that the operai!on Is an assurance
that German bankers believe that the financial sit
uation is clearing all around
The OF George Alexander. the well-known
manager OF the 81. James's Theatre following
close upon that OF Professor Lancaster has height
ened tn public Indignation at police tyranny and
exctes the suspicion OF backmail. Both gentle
men we're accused OF dsorderly conduct and though
almost everybody outside OF the police believe that
the charges were utterly unfounded. the police mag
strates before whom they arraigned treat
them though their word was OF no value what
tl-men charge that the police treated them In
most harsh manner The matter NH be made tine
subject OF a parliamentary inquiry during the COM
which part OF London dissoiute ply their
trade almost without restriction, have collected
evidence showing that blackmail IS regularly levied
them. The committee now acts apart from the
ought 10 have closed long ago.
The baby son OF Princess Adolphus Of Teck wao
is the daughtc: of the Duke OF Westminster. has
lost an eye from ophthalma. The other eve is
affected, but hopes are entertained that II may he
saved.
1t Is said that Princess Maud OF Wales WHO is
betrothed TO Prince Karl second son OF the Crown
Prince OF Denmark. is expert milkmad ard
good buttermaSer. She learned the art, II fha,
word may be employed. in the model dairy AT her
fathers home. Sandringham House.
Mrs. Langtry means TO build theatre in the
West End OF London. An agent is now seeking a
site for the building.
The winnings the turf OF the horses owned
by the Prince OF Wales amounted TO 1870 during
the past season This is better than the Prince has
ever done at racing before. His betting gains were
also large
4 MISSING TOTNG WOMAN
Louis BUTLER OF No. 1870 FHfth-ave called at po
lice Headquarters yesterday and had a general
alarm out for his daughter. Carrie twenty-nins
years old. who has been missing from her home
since October 81. She is said to be suffering from
deafness. and anxious to 20 to hospital for
treatment On the afternoon OF her disappearance
her brother saw her standing on the front steps
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