Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-07

rest, and a Russian town commander
appointed.
VIENNA, June 6.
In military circles the opinion gains
ground that the Russians will not cross
the Danube. They expect such deci-
sive successes in Asia that every con-
dition Of durable peace may be secured
from their efforts.
PARIS, June 6.
A telegram has been received from
Seinlin declaring that n conspiracy has
been discovered in Servia to depose
Prince Milan in favor of the Prince OF
Montenegro.
EDINBURGH, June g..
The London correspondent Of the
Scotsman telegraphs a. follows: In
ministerial circles there is "A renewal OF
tive uneasiness which prevailed when
Russia declared war, as to the part
this country will shortly be- called
upon to take. This feeling has been
strengthened by the general conviction
of high military authorizes that Russia
will be completely successful, and so
far as Turkey is concerned be able to
dictate her own terms. AT n or two
regimental dinners last week officers
VI tnt lllS ltSt IdJN on iitsStu ltdIS
that England would oon be at war
and that SO far little has been done to
prepare for the evil. The belief is also
gro wing that our Government will be
left to carry out and defend its W
policy; that Austria, which is ONLY a
probable ally, can not be depended
upon, and therefore it would be wiser
and fairer if the Premier and Cabinet
xnYt,l1 fran l. Ia, iorlor Hhat fhnu will
do if the Russian troops directly
rope or Asia.
LONDON, June 6.
Bath and Weston England Society's
Centenary was celebrated al Bath to-
day.
The Widcombe suspension bridge
fell and about one hundred persons
were precipitated thirty feet into the
river Avon. Eight bodies have been
recovered and it is feared that others
persisted. Many were injured. An
other account represents the disaster
as much more serious, but the details
are not sufficient to know whether it is
exaggerated.
laboratories from Bath say that
twenty dead bodies of victims of the
Widcombe suspension bridge accident
have been recovered and several are
still missing. 1t is now said there
were nearly two hundred people on
the bridge when it fell.
The official report received a. Con-
stantinopie to-day from the Governor
OF Herzegovina confirms the reported
defeat of the Montenegrians and Her.
Zegovenians OF the 4th instant in the
defiles of Kristos, with heavy loss by
Suleiman Pasha.
A Vienna dispatch states that the
Gar will arrive at Ploesti tomorrow.
A large force of the Secret Police es-
corted the Gar OF his way to Bucha-
rest. General Ignatleff has arrived in
Bucharest.
The Times Belgrade correspondent
it is reported that the English
Consul at Mostar Is 10 visit the Banja-
luka and Behatch Districts to observe
the progress of the instruction and
the condition OF the Rsjuts.
VIENNA, June 6.
A correspondent asserts hat this
year 80 1000 of the Servian militia are
not TO be called out tor annual drill.
The semi-of1icial Journal dc 50.
Petersburg adverting to peace amor
says: Diplomacy had better not pro-
nounce in favor of any definite plan
of the termination of the war, until
decisive events have occurred on the
battle field. The terms of peace must
depend upon the course of the a