Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-21

Petersburg Gazette. recommending .
Russo French alliance. says that such
an alliance would transform the pres
ent friendship Of Prussia and Austria
toward Russia into sheer hostility.
LONDON. Nov. 20.
A Rome correspondent states that
the Council of the Vatican has decided
that no power can veto the Copclave's
selection Of = %successor to the Pope.
LONDON. Nov. 90.
Leading Turcophile journals speak
of the fall Of Ksrs 81 the most serious
catastrophe OF the war;. and concrde
that Turkish resistance IL practically at
an end. unless MeheInet. winter, or
chance will prevent the fall OF Pievna.
A public meeting Is called TO express
sympsthy for the Turks in their pres
-nt desperate condition. The terms oil
peace are a subject of great discussion
no doubt being expressed as tn the de
SIRE of Turkey To make peacs in the
event Of the surrender or DESTRUCTION
IF O~man's army In the peace dis
customs. the attitude Of Germany Is
creating much anxiety. 1t Is thought
Russia would bs willing To grant &c.
ceptabIe terms, but the fear is ex-
pressed that Germany may urge Rus
sia to demand terms which England
could not permit tn be accepted. Much
uneasineSs Is felt here, and the i'm
preston prevails among shrewd imam.
cial meu and politicians. that While the
end of Turkish resistance Is at hand,
the settlement OF the terms of peace Is
full of peril for Europe. England Is
more alarmed at Germany than Rus
STA, not knowing where to secure allies
in cass of \ rupture with b former.
France Is not ready tor a foreign war,
and Is greatly embarrassed Of curse
by the magnitude Of her domestic dim-
culties.
PARIS, Nov. 20.
The Official journal announces the
resignation Of the cabinet, which Pres
ident MacMahon has accepted. The
Ministers will serve until their success.
ors are appointed. Republican news.
papers comment bitterly on the Sen
ate's vote lxst night on the order Of the
day, proposed by the right. regarding
II az the commencement OF a serious
conflict bet ween the W chambers.
| Conservative organs consider that the
result OF Yesterdays proceedings,
leaves the Presidents position intact,
M ~ IthCcS nlui ooONC Poiay ~
They recommend the Government tn
keep within the prescriptions OF the
Constitution.
LONDON. Nov. 20.
The Russian forces ~ Bulgaria num-
Der $50 900. and the Turkish force 240,-
900. A Russian official report states
that their losses at the capture Of kars
wers 400. Among the officers killed
were General Belingsky and Lieuten-
ant Colonel Melikoff.
The trial of the four detective police
inspectors John Msrkle, John Nathan
iel DruscovNch, VIM. Palmer and
George Clarke, and Edmund Froggit.
solicitor. for conspiracy To defeat the
ends of justice in connection with the
turf fraud on the Countess de
Goncourt, resulted in a verdict OF
guilty against all except Clarke,
with a recommendation of mercy Ia
Druscovich and Palmer. Each were
sentenced to two years imprison'
meDt.
TORONTO. Nov. 20.
J. divers planning mill and = large
quantity Of lumber Is burned; loss
SIS 900.
PERPIGSoN, Nov. 20.
A band Of 25 men entered a Spaniel
village near Figuras, sunday. and de
manded eco in the name Of the span
ish Republic.