The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
CLIPPING HIS WINGS
Salisbury Sill Trying to Have the SuItau's
Control Of the Dardanel,eS RssClnded.
SPAIN'TURNED DOWN BY LONDON BANKS
But liar silver Was Undoubtedly
Sent From London 10 Madrid 10
H"ip III" Gov"rnment Float Its
NNrihless Pnpcr- Archbiss,np of
Canterbury Replies TO the Pope.

London, Oct. 2.--The discussion
winch Is in progress among the Powers
IN regard to Turkey still hinges upon the
proposals made by Lord Salisbury that
the clauses of the treaty of Paris, giving
To the Porte the power To refuse to per-
init the passage of war ships through
the Dardanclles. he rcscinuea; that the
administration of the affairs OF the T,r-
kish Province be placed under the super
vision or the Powers. and that ths. con
ference of the European Powers shall
not lnclldc Egypt In the matters which
II may take under consideration. The
British Foreign Office officials are in
expectation that Lord Sa lishary will be
successful In gaining the points en-
bodied In his demands through the as
SiStance ana support of Russia, which
power has Attained tho reluctant con-
sent OF France 10 these proposals. a
conference Will be summoned by Russia
10 meet a. st. Petersburg
SPAIN WANTS TO BORROW.
The Spanish Government, through its
Minister of Finance, Scnor j. Nrvarro
ReVertcr. recently invited tenders from
London silver brokers for 100000 worth
oi bar silver. The brokers applied TO
refused to furnish the silver on credit.
or even To make tender of the bullion
on credit basis, but the metal was un-
doubtcdly sent 10 Spain from London ut
the then prevailing silver market rates
ana VIII make its appearance in the de-
BASED silver currency ~ Spain. assisting
the Bank of Spain To ro!st upon the puh-
.ic Its deDased paper currency. Senor
Canovhs Del Castillo, Prime Minister of
spain. sent Il communication TO the Ma
drid lmparcial the Government organ,
yesterday, stating that the Government
ilad not abandoned Its negotiations for
the fioatinr of "A loan.
Premier Canovas adds: 1.-THE Govern
incnt Stlll hopes that the railroad com
panies Will assist The Government with
loan of Milliard of Pesetas II we
should Va.nly exhaust these and foreign
resources | rely upon the patriotism of
the country to provide finally the means
Ia crush the rebellion in Cuba and the
PHILIPPINE Islands"
ANGLICAN ORDERS.
The analysis of the bull of Pope XIII
on the question of the validity of the
anglican orders, which the late Arch
hishnp Of Canterbury was engaged upon
at the time OF his death, follows The
text OF the bull step hy step. and shows
hat. according To the opinion OF English
churchnen. the objections put forward
by the Pope are historically worthless
COUNTRY ON BRYAN.
the leading weekly papers of London
are devoiing column after column of
space to articles spcculating upon the
result Of the coming Presidential elec-
;or. In II leading article under the can
lion, IF Bryan is FL, ctcd." il refuses to
admit that the victory OF Mckinley is a
ioregcnc conclusion. THE vehcmcnce
of the Republican managers in affirm
ing that Mckinley's triumph is assur-
cd tho Spectator says. rather sug-
scsts a res dubiaest. The rise i'm wheat
IN America will do no harm to Bryan's
chances II the people are convinced that
it vas brought about by the machlna-
tioES OF the British and Eastern gold
bugs. English investors in America
ought 10 prepare for the possible cleo
ton OF Bryan. y financial cataclysm
following thereon. involving at II would
over G .lGo090p00 OF British invest
ment would shake the fabric of the
credit Of the world. And IL the London
financial situation should keep it's head
and wait until the situation cleared, as
ii ultimately would. all would be we'll"
The Sneaker devotes long article to
comments upon the composition of the
United States Congress as n leading
question of moment. Mckinley Is GER
tain To he elected" the Speaker says.
but he Is more likely to be q figure
head or puppet than n really active
force"