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Show WAR I HAK I A European War Believed lo be Inevitable. London, 16. The Poll Moll Gaztite this afternoon states that up to this , morning the porte's objections to tho conference had not been removed. The same journal, in a leading editorial, ed-itorial, sayB : We believe Russia intends in-tends war. She ii prepared to insist on claims which the believes the porte will refuse, and is getting ready to impose them by force. Tho situation, situa-tion, it says, is b-it little different from what it would be if for the word armistice the words Kussian demands of reform were submitted, and the IngatielT ultimatum thus modified were still lying before the porte. A telegram from Ragusa savb: The Turkish army of Albaui has scattered, a portion, under Dervish Pasha, beiug ordered U) Bulgaria and the Danube, and fifteen battalions to Constantinople. Constanti-nople. The remainder stays in Alba-ni. Alba-ni. Moukhlar Pasha has left Tre-binje Tre-binje for Albani. The Globe this afternoon announced that it hears from a trustworthy but unofficial Bource, that twenty one battalions of infantry, seven regiments of cavalry and eighty guns have already been lold ofl as the fa rat British force for the east, should tne government consider their services necessary for the protection of Riitiah interests. . . i Washington, 10. It ia tl.c opmi. of people connected with the foreign embasiet) that war in Europe is inevitable, in-evitable, and contrary to genera d expectation, believe it will break oui beiore spring. 1 |