Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE y WAR.
A Meeting Of Six to Eight
Thousand Persons.
THE REPORTED DEATH OF
OSMAN PASTA.
GERMANY REPLIES TO TURKEY.
The Russian Loss WAS ~, e5s Men.
GERMANY REPLIES TO TURKEY

LONDON, Dec. IL.

IL is believed the object of the meeting
was tn further the consideration Of the
question of mediation in %conBection
with the Porte's% circular.
The bears on the Stock Exchange are
circulating rumors, which are proba-
bly, groundless, that Lord Derby,
Foreign Minister, and the Marquis
Of Salisbury, Secretary of State for
India, have resigned.
A telegram from Bucharest an
nounces the arrival Of the Gar at that
place, but does not mention the death
OF Osman Pasha.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. IL.
The Russian loss to December 18th,
was 77,65S men.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Dec. IL.
1t is showing heavily in the Balk-
ans, and it is believed that the passes
| will be rendered impossible.
ERZERoUM, Dec. IL.
Two Russian divisions are moving
to cut the Turkish communications
with ~Trebizonde, and attack Erzeroum
from the south.
LONDON, Dec. IL.
A dispatch from Constantinople on
Sunday, says: The death OF Osman
| Pasha, while en- route to Bucharest, is
announced. Oficial advices from Blu.
charest are awaited with interest, that
the doubt of death may be removed.
ROME, Dec. IL.
The appeal has sentenced the pub
fishers of the Ossers Losseruaters Ro.
manO. the daily organ of the Vatican
and Clerical party, to six months i'm
prisoment, for libelling the ministers
of the Italian free church.
The Pope continues improving.
Some Of the Cardinals desire to re
move the conclave to Trent.
The vote in Parliament on Saturday
was on the question of electoral re-
form. wbereupon they resigned. De-
pretes will endeavor to reorganize the
Ministry by bringing in the leaders OF
dissatisfied sections.
PARIS. Dec. IL.
General Daurelle de Patadimes, life
Senator, Is dead. He Was born Jan
uary 8, 1904.
LONDON, Dec. IL.
A Telegram from Bucharest, on Sun
day evening, makes NJ mention of the
death of Osman Pasha.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Dec. IL.
Mahomond Dsmad has gone to in
spect the Notifications of the Balkans.
A Russian force appeared al fash.
essen, between Kamarle and Sofia, but
were driven back.
BUCHAREST, Dec. II.
Colonel Wellesley, British Military
Attache, says Osman Pashs had less
than thirty Thousand men at Plevna,
and in his sortie, lost six thousand
killed alone. The wounded must have
been six thousand mor
PEsTH, Dec. 16.
HuhIin -n>of;r. f.~-, Q00 - ON
persons has adopted q resolution that
necessary, with arms, the further Ok
tension OF the power of Russia. The
President Of the Ministry refused
to receive q d~eputatiou from the
meeting, as It was accompanied by Q
crowd. The crowd becoming disor-
Derby, the police cleared the street.
LONDON, Dec. 10.
A rumOr was current IN CONSTANT
nople on Sunday, that Osman Pasha
was dead. This report was not cred
tied here yesterday, as no information
can reach Constantinople from Bucha-
rest, and the latest advices from Blu
charest mention nothing amiss with
Osman.
A telegraph this morning asserts
that dispatches have reached London,
from Bucharest, that Osman had pois-
oned himself, and 1t Was believed. He
was actuated by the Mahomedsn's
horror of amputation, which the sur-
geons informed him was necessary.
The story Is still doubtful.
A Berlin correspondent telegraphs
that Germany has replied to the Turk
ish note, that German participation in
the mediation, depends upon Russia's
c~onsentinR to the parley. The North
German Gazette. and National Gazette,
concurs in declaring that the powers
will not listen TO Turkeys appeal.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 16.
1t IL reported that England has
sounded Russia as to the conditions of
peace. The Porte, however. has been
informed that Russia desires Turkey
to negotiate directly with her, and
that mediation would only make terms
harder
! The peace party seems to be gaining