Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
ALI Quiet at the Front
A SEMI OFFICIAL OPINIO ON
THAT THE WAR WILL
BE LOCAL!
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BRUSSELS
AT LIVERPOOL
Some Miscellaneous Items from All
Quarters!

LONDON, MAY %.
Advices received here of "a semi-o tfi-
cial character state that Russia, Ger
many and Austria have arrived at the
understanding that the war will be
localized.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May %.
The Porte has again received round
about intelligence from the sub-Gov-
ernor Of Lazistan that Arabian has
Teen recapturei by the Turkish corps
under Mukhtur Pasha.
The Turkish Chamber of Deputies
unanimously passed a resolution that
all Ministers should be invited to at
tend the sitting OF the Chambers to
consult with the Deputies upon meas
ures which are urgently required by a
military situation. Ismail, the former
Governor of Tuitchawhan, suspected
of completely in the Sofia demonstrs-
lion, has been arrested aud exiied to
Brousa. Several others have been ar
rested and banished, and seizures of
arms have been made.
ATHENS, May 2S.
A large crowd assembled under the
windows of the Royal Palace to-day.
Speeches were delivered urging mill
tary preparations and the formation Of
a strong ministry. The King was all,
sent at the time Of the demonstration.
TORONTO, May 70.
At Walkerton, Bruce county, this
afternoon, nearly half Of the business
part of town was burned; forty places
Of business and dwellings were de-
stroyed. Loss, about a quarter of q
million. All kinds of business were
involved in the destruction.
LONDON, May %.
A Tuesday Berlin dispatch reports
that Krysinski, One of the leaders OF
the Polish rebellion of 1868, has been
shot at Warsaw. While Krysinski
was residing in Paris he petitloned the
Gar for a pardon and vas invited to
return. Upon his arrival he was ar
raigned for rebellion and condemned to
exile in Siberia. After condemnation
he fed, was captured. once more ar
raigned, and shot.
A Times correspondendent at Rome
represents that the German Bishops
who are assembled at Rome to decide
as to the future policy of the church
In Germany have received reports
which show that the Berlin Govern.
ment Is preparing for a struggle
a L'Outrance-if the bishops make the
Siik'tcSt teiiucilCy W puTSu6 u IlOTe
hostile policy. The decisions they had
arrived at have consequently been re-
served for MISREPRESENTATION.
vienna, May 20.
A detachment of troops Is concen
traied south OF Sukum Kalch to pre-
vent a Turkish and Circassian force
from moving along the shore into the
plains OF Mingrela and thereby rem
dering the position Of the Russian
troops in the rear OF Sukum Kalch and
Adler untenable.
LONDON, May 20.
A special from Kalafat says q move.
ment Of Turkish troops is observed in
the direction of Timock and Widdin.
The Servian commander at Negotian
telegraphs that there is an apparent
concentration about Velika and Ise-
vor. The Servians are claiming a free
passage of the steamer Deligrad past
Ardakah, and are mounting guns at
Lakir to give their protestatiOns weight
with the Turks.
Betting on the Derby is now six to
one against Claimant, nine to two
against Rob Roy, six to one against
Allyre and five to two against SAM
ford and Brown Princess.