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The Morning herald., 1877-01-22
rrx HOUR GLASS.

...,,ne. dancing dowAwAFo'
es, '.,,lv drop the 'snds, .u,, ~.
sllny ~. Golden hours 80 gAyiy p..
hi,e ."ss ss and iily, ana soft green grass
n,u .a,ore fore so eager to turn the glass;
. n'di d,mpled baby hsnd''
,,t.r,ns, t,ashins downward.
n,s. ~. Glow OF the April sun.
:, Wv "vsst white fingers. and sky-oloeeS's'
d 'S, "n.sks as rory as western skies;
\. n' .,.y Sr.i IN YOUTHS first Pa'adl,e r
~ % tho sands 70 swiftly rum rum
,,nv forever downward, ..i,.
ea,'us 's1 tineing their virgin 6 3D.
~, ~. % still culver, and bea t. still oea',
u,'s. ~. RI, road grows hard for the tired fset; ;
y. s.,v w, me sky had moro warmth ana neal
als'y ~ the Co. d. showed brighter Of ola;
awning drearl,y downward, as.
~ .vep,ng 10 well nish DER.
.nr,ghtest and best the river have cross.
ho1t il shot, and the venture lost; i
hs bark on the last long wave II tossso'
IA class needs TO turn no more.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-22
Splintsrs.

as7, Splintsrs. AZ 5,f,- "A "
Good weather for stills.
Antonelli's will is ito be contested.
Morton and Sherman are each So.
Hawley calls Packard Enlightened"
Tilden is the newest town in North
Carolina.
Alexander Dumas is spending the winter
in Florence. .sa b.
San Francisco had rs murders and ~
suicides last year. ~
Certainly; Noah's bees were kept il in the
ancient archives.
Cleaning snow from Broadway Sunday
costs $40 for each store.
Morton escaped having "a noble face"
through his pug nose.
Fresh, baId-headed butter is the best
for modelling purposes. g,,.T-
The British railroads are adopting the
Westinghouse air brake. i-f."l <
It is ten years since the eastern railroads
had snow much bother. ,.., ,y.,qu
Dry-foot dispenses with gums.
.'Zach Chandler in contempt" says an
exchange. Well, when wasn't he7
And must we receive an Outrey person
a, the next French ambassador
Over 2l,OOO,O00t feet Of lumber were
sh;nped from Ottawa, Canada, to the
United States, last year. -
1t is said that this season they consume
more American beefin England thsn>ever
beef-o,er. "'.t -o.,!@n.' .'t&i,
marriage is promotion" says George
Eliot. She might have gone further ana
said it is commotion.
The Oldest inhabitant is almost unani-
mously predicting an early spring ~
Star Brewery Company's a'es. OF va
rious grades, are giving entire satisfaction
Our merchants are delighted at the ex',
cellens yet cheap dinners at the Markoe
House. fls% y. .'Hh .ht,.,. -.
"Lemons'' is q good comedy when the
actors enter into it with war'n'n anu
spirits. ID. ~. ~, 4, = ~. .,,.ae,,
Dan Rice has Just had still another
show sold out by q Kentucky Sheriff. 1t
must pay.
The Gardeners Club banquet in New
York was very select affair. no rakes
were admitted. ml| .,.f
Miss Thursby gets $4,000 . year and the I,
nae Of carriage for singing at Dr. .IayAof's
church in New York. a. III o, 5"' n Y, !
N. unpretcn.ious Goldfish gets more VIC
Il nth
tia, ~ =, . Ln,'aad thHn any "ne' =. e'0 Gus
Thing except pie crust. .'~ all
The Morning herald., 1877-01-22
.11NAUOlAA.
WILMINnToN, January %.

GOLD AND BON. oUOTATlONA If&
m and BrOkers, sixth and Market Sta,
The Morning herald., 1877-01-22
Vick'S Floral Guide,

A beautiful Quarterly Journa', finely ,llus
trat.d, nd Containing Al e'exant 70 g.
FLUWER PLA e with the tirst num5er
Price o. ~ IS cents for the ear Tue mr. !
number tor lS7' just issue In GERMAN I'LL"
HVktUK;s VktUK;s FLoWER& VEGETABLE GAE
DEN in paper 5ocents; with elegant elo'n
VIC ViCK's CATALoGUE-soo illustrations
1IH AdHress' ~ JAMES WICK, Rochester. N. Y.
ro.rar Callowhill and New Mark
Streets, Philadelphia. novll
The Morning herald., 1877-01-22

mo A DAY AT THOME.--Asyn!L1n, :, Wan.e y !. .M
kiZ ',,ttit and terms ree' w W. 49,, ~
Augrlsu, .Aaine, I" ~,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-03
CALIFORNIA.
Two nurd.rers Lysehsi O. SAINTS
CruR.

Two Murderers Lysehsd In Santa
Crus.
SANTA CRuz. Nay 3.-Ths murdsrsrs Of
Dsforrsst Francisco. Arts and jose Cham
Ais, were this morning found hanging
from the cross beams Of the upper Ban
Lorenzo bridge dead. their feet and hands
being ti6Atly bound with hay rspss.
Night before last the men were seen In an
orchard back Of the Jail. but NO attempt
was made 70 lynch the ~prisopsrs.
The people concluded the law would b
allowed TO take Its course. Al o'clock
this morning the Jailer and Undsr
Sheriff were surrounded BY body
Of men. These men broke open
the jsil-yard door. and obtained from
the officers Of the Jail the keys. II u .
missed that the prisoners were plsoed In Q
wagon and driven 70 the place OF ere
cutlon. the wagon being driven out
from under them. after the halters around
their nocks had been fastened 70 . beam
above. This morning people gathered In
largo numbers. but there wa ne excite
ment, and while the regret was great that
lynch law should DO resorted 70 In this
law.abiding community. o city In which
no one hai been executed without duo pro-
cess Of law since 1859, there was . focling
of security manifested and relief that life
was no longer endangered by the sxistanes
OF two as desperate Assassins - ever
wsro stretched. Camp Chsmalis was exc
cuted within 800 yards Of whore be was
born, and at the time Of his death Was
twenty-one yoars Of age. He was sent 70
State Prison from this county for thres
years for tho robberyo Of widow Rodriguez.
broke JAil, was re-srrested and served out
his term. his time expiring In March last.
Last monday night he was brought 70 this
place and confessed all In presence OF four
witnesses. According to his statement
Arts camo TO the house where he was and
asked him 10 accompany Speaker 70 the
circus; that he replied that they had no
money; that Arts said they Would gst some;
that they went to the spot where DePorest
was killed ; that DeForest csming along.
Arias fred at him that DsForsst not
stopping. Arias fred again. DeForest
falling; that they remained In the
willows until all was quiet, whom
they dragged tho murdered man across
tho ROAD. MS pockeu Werc ropoou, snoy
getting eight dollars. Areas kept 81 so
Of the amount and they went 70
the circus. Arts was ~thirty-eight years Of
ago. and born near Pescsdero, he still
having relatives In this county. For mur
dering . sheep herdsr In Ban Luis obispo
he was rent TO Btats Prison for three years,
his brother having been sent for life for
the same crime. For robblng the house Of
Murphy at wAtsonville, he was sent 70
State Prison from this county for two
years. For . time he denied the murder
Of Dcforest, but on being closely cross
examined. directly admitted the orime.
by tho request Of Chambers they were put
In different coils. The verdict OF the Jury
summoned by the Coroner was that tho
death Of deceased was caused by parties
unknown 10 the Jury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-03

UNDER DirrIcuETiEs.-Astourist n OF
the regulation pattern, ARRIVED In Virginia
City yesterday morning. lie had his gun
and fishing tackle with him. " Come up
for u bit Of sport, you know To-day .
NEWS reporter saw tho young gentleman
patiently trolling his book and line In the
turbid waters Of the Hale and Norcross
Stun pond. When . native hoodium .sked
him II he was fishing for amalgam, ne
asked: swat tho bloody ell kind OF nsh
Ia thatY'
School ExEncnEs.-To.morrow After
noon the regular monthly literary eIer-
ciscs Of the High school tako place. The
editors Of the C~snts~@iai are Anna Mudd
and Emma Connolly. This will DO che
last entertainment until tho close OF the
year, when q public exhibition will prob
ably be given In Miners Union Hall.
Miners USIoS NoTicr.-Th Financial
Secretary Of tho Gold Hill Miners Union
will lie at the hall from u Y. TO I o'clock
p. u. on Saturday. Nay 9Th. for the pur-
pose Of receiving dues from MEMBER
III AIEtaTr. luuso iutSiNe -
take notice and govern themselves accord
ingly.
YESTERDAY evening ata meeting Of the
members Of the Emmett Guard In Virginia
City. the company donated 500 70 the
| Virginia Relief Committee and $500 70 the
orphans under the charge OF the sistsrs Oh
Charity.
EDWARD MITCHELL. who was hurt In tho
Gould and Curry mine last Friday, IL re-
covering rapidly.
MARRIED men seeking employment a
the Comstock mines have the preference
over single men.
TEE Omega tailings mill..at the junction
Of six.mils and Beven-mile canyons IL
J ready TO start up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-03
COMMISSION on STEALING.
ThisSiaE Hssdlams In virginia
Cisy-Aa oreasissd Pis. - Net
che N~eusdealsru.

This afternoon about I o'clock . little
colored boy about thirteen years Of age.
accompanied BY four Of i've whits beys Of
about the same ago. entered Mr.. Kisrski's
book and paper store. adjoining Or. Coles
drug store. @ street. Virginia. and b-san
estensibly looking over the illustrated
periodicals lying on the paper stand. Ths
clerk Of the store. having daily missed
publications and books from tho stand.
suspected the colored boy - the thisf.
He accordingly called the attsnion Of Q
frisnd Of his Standing by. 70 the boy. and
requested him TO keep his eye on The boy.
while be tths clark snsagsd himssf In
another part Of thu store.
The gentlemen sscretsd himsslf bshind
. pile Of books ON an opposite counter. and
b clerk retired 10 the rear Of the store
and turned his back V the boys. He had
scarcely done 90. whom the little colorsd
hoodlum quickly seized . book Of dia-
logues from the shslf. and. sscrsting u
under his coat. lsisurely sauntsrsd out
into the street with his crowd Of hoodlum
companions. The whole o~psration VA
seen by the detective behind the counter.
He gave the signal 10 the clerk. Who start
ed out In pursuit Of the petty larosnist.
now tearing down Q street - fast q his
diminutive legs could carry him. II wa
. comicsl sight 10 the ~bystandsrs on @
street 10 see the clerk spparsntly running
. foot-racs with the boy. and In . few &C.
onds the street was crowded with wonder
ing aud amused spectators.
The boy Was caught and brought back
10 the store where he confessed 10 the
theft. but said hs had been melted 10 10 BY
. white hoodlum named Sullivan. living
near the Gould and Curry mine, and who
hal been with him In tho store. A police
man was called but - the mother Of the
boy appeared on the scene and paid for the
stolen book. the boy was let Oh. with an
admonition 10 sin no moro. The book
WAS dropped by him while running Away
and picked up by some unknown party.
The newsdealers Of Virginia are victims 10
Al Almost systematized plan Of stealing on
the part Of boys. They come In . crowd
into the stores and while the others stand
- a. 70 form . screen. q Of them alps .
paper or book under his coat and walks o1.
Last week . boy named 0ilrooney stole
. bundle Of straps worth - from the
BONANZA Bazaar and secrstsd them behind
the door leading up stairs TO Mrs. Dow
dell's rooms. He was caught and the
property recovered. The boy was allowed
10 20 u~npunished.
The worst feature Of the case 10 that the
boys who participate In these thsfts are
boys Who stand high In the roll Of honor
In the public schools and make use Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-03
Sssie.ai a.sra Hall.


Tho Tour Of the World In Eighty
Days" Was presented to . large house in
Virginia City last evening. The play
loses none Of its s,tractivsness by repeti.
ton and those who sec II once have but .
greater wish to witness II again. The
sttentiveness displayed by the audience
through the three hours Of sitting is the
highest compliment that could be paid the
actors and the play. Phileas fogg 10 -
rrfrcshingly cool a. ever and J.J. Bennett.
the impulsive American. loses none Of his
irrepressibls vivAcity. Tho ladies ap-
pearei TO good advantage In their resPec-
tive characters. The same play. Will %
repeated this evening. A grand Tour
Of the World" matinee will DO given To-
morrow afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-03

SAY Francisco. Nay $50 p. y.

IAN FRANCISCO, nay S.-Jo =. H.
Con. virginia-27s bid.
Msxican-5h bid, 81 asked.
CAiiforniA-27S bid.
Con. virginiA-3S sold.
Julia-i5 bid.
Best 4 Beleher-l2a bid.
Ophir-9k bid. 10 asked.
Gould 4 Curry-3a bid.
Savage bid.
Crown Point-5 bid.
Chollar- Potosi-29 bid. 30 asked.
Overman-il bid. H. sold.
Imperial-70c blk.
California-2S sold.
Alpha-9s bid.
Belchcr-t bid. "a asked.
Dest 4 Belcher-i2'. bid.
Caiifornia-27h sold.
Best a Boleher-i2A sold.
Mexican-5h bid.
Ophir-iOa sold.
Best 4 Beleher-i2t bid. II asked.
Msxican-5L bid.
Gould 4 Curry-3.60 bid.
Seq, Belcber--l5t bid. 10 Askcd.
Ophir-iOa bid. l0S asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-03
srrAnpo.r srnrsos AccorMbpArrov

STEAMBOAT srRisos ACCOMMODATION
TRAM.-commencing with Sunday next,
IN accommodation passenger train will be
run each Sunday during tho Summer
months from Virginia City and Gold Hill
70 Steamboat Springs and return the Same
DAY. The train will leave Virginia City al
s:i5 A. H.. pass Carson at 10 A. NJ, ar
rive Of Steamboat ut l0:5s A. n, leave
Steamboat st $50 ?. n. pass Carson
at 5 p. y. and arrive at Virginia City q
Gas ?. n. Fare for the round trip. "a 10.
This will give . splendid opportunity for
real healthful enjoyment and recreation
BY q people during the hot Summer
months d . merely nominal cost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-03

rsurr ELEcrioS.-The following.named
gentlemen have been elected Officers for the
Emme, Guard. Virginia City: Captain.
John Kelly: First Lieutenant. NJ. purks;
second lieutenant. p. Ennis; Junior Sec-
onI Lieutenant. James Murphy; First
Ssryc.nt. John q. Kane ; Second Sergeant.
John Ferris ; Third Sergeant. r. Maioug-
nv. Ouartermaster Sergeant. ThomAs
C.y.n.ugh; Color Sergeant, p. NeNa-
mara: Secretary. n. A. feeney ; Treas
urer. Martin Ford.
y,sSr WARD MExrrSo.-The voters Of
the frs, Ward Of Gold Hill will meet as
,be house Of Yellow Jacket Engine Com.
,.py this evening for the purpose OF nomi'
Mating candidates for Town Trustees. Al.
Ter the Trustees are nominated the firrt
ana second Wards will Join In the nomins-
lion Of Town Marshal and Town Treasurer.
n /. understood that the candidate Tor
N~srshalship will DO chosen from among
thoss already in the feld.
PronAsLY EscAPxp.-The man Bod
will who left Virginia City 90 suddenly
Yesterday has not been seen since his de-
parture. Rumors are current to the ei-
fec, that he has been captured and hanged.
but these stories are not credited. lie has
undoubtedly escaped. and IL no know
when he is lucky. he will remain away IN.
iii tho public feeling Is moro settled. II
the miners had caught him yesterday thsy
would probably have hung him.
ANOTHER Lrrr.-Ths Virginia Relief
Committee having spent all their money
were sbout 10 dissolve. Yesterday they
received funds BY voluntary donation -
follovs: John w. xsckay. $1,000; James
a. Fair, 81, 200; J. Y. Lewis. SIS ; spsyer
brothers. s25. This put them on their
feet again and enables them W continue
their good work for = while longer.
IsconroRAriox.-Ths Endowment Mn
ing Company has been incorporssed In
San Francisco for the purpose Of mining
IN the State Of Nevada The Following
Gentlemen compose tho Board OF Direc-
.ors: r. Weber. W. ID. Crane. ThonlAs
cols. q. W, Grayson and Z. W. Crane.
Capital stock. sio,ooo.ooo.
TIE Chinese are becoming turbulent
amin. Last Tuesday night In Virginia
,hev had . row among thsmssives. Ins
whole party was arrested and ansd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-03
arr,,.,. an. n.r.,.s.
~ Ev,nl.x,

Tux Gamslsll mill. In Lower Gold HILL
has started up on orc from the old ophir
dump. Tho Rsmsdell has six stamps. nve
pans and four settlers. and . capacity Oh
twenty o per day.
AssrssxESr.-An assessment OF % cents
per share Is levied by the Senator Silver
Mining Company. delinquent ON the 9Th
Of June nett. See Official notice In our
advertising columns to-day.
GoLp HmLrRs manifest their appreeia-
ton Of tho play now on the boards In Viz
ginia City by attending IL in large num-
bers. The 'bus down loaded ever!
night.
Prorrsson W. ERASx STEWART started
for Eastern Nevada by last evenings train.
He will leave Elko with Governor brsa,ey
on . prospecting tour some ume neA'
week.
MIxy NcGowAS. 30 famous in this
vicinity A. the '.mAn-eatar." IL again IN
the Virginia City Jail. He tried 10 oi'e
the officers who arrested him.
n. y. WALLACE and L. l.. Buckingham
have been appointed Deputy County AS
SCISSORS for the Virginia portion OF storey
county.
An TrSo tried to Hill a Chinawoman IN
Virginia City last sund<!y! lie inniekds
bal wound In the ~oman's face win o's
knife.
wo.x ON the new Main street sewer was
commenced to-day. Operations se,e i"'
suguratsd below tho Gold Hin found's
Tar irou.moiders Of virginia CITY, who
an s,rilc. -ay they will not SO to
~orS again for les than regular prieea'
p,,.p.,s are making glad the hearts
., AN. Coms,ockers again. The regular
miner. dividend is being disbur'ed.
wo,x ON the Crown Point bridge can
.,,v hs prosecuted at night. II will take
some time 10 complete the repairs.
wnulx the past ten days the price Of
aour in virgini. has advanced from ~ ~
per hundred TO 81 ~.
Axp now comes the Grand Jury with an
Adjournment until the 18th instant-
FIVE weather continues with the people
Of Virginia City and Gold Hill.
pr,L,os valued at sGG.0iG wN shipped
from Virginia City last evening.
The Nay Day masquerade In Dayton
was . decided success.
Jous W. NAcxAr has gone 10 San Fran
eiseo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-03

You are asIed every day through thu columns
Of newspapers and by your druggist to uss
something for pysrepsis and Liver Complaint
that , u know nothing A,ont. You Get d's.
couragcd spending money v IN but little sue.
cess. Now to give you satisfactory proof thai
GREss's Aususr fLowkR will cure yvu OF
Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint. with 81. their
habit Dai costiveuc,s. pslpitation Of the hesst,
hsxrt.turn. w~ater.br.sh, coming mp OF food
after eating. W spirts. etc, We ask you 10 90
20 yoar iTusgist aHd get . sampls bottle OF
GREENS hudUsr fLowER for 10 vents and Try
Il. or . regular slzs for IS csuts.. Two doees
will relieve GU. inh0O
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-03
Fer rewa Aanhal.

Thomas Erwin Ia squarsly and lssiti-
mately presented before the voters and
good citizens Of Gold Hill by card In our
Advertising columns to-day. ~ candidate
for Town Marshal at the coming election.
Mr.. Erwin 10 . w~ell.known resident, .
strsightforward gentleman. responsible,
and we'll qualified for the position 10 every
respect. and has plenty Of friends 70 in
,lorxe him As such.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-03
NOTICE. To cANDIDArH

Candidates for once at the coming Town
Election. will plsass besr In mind that their
advertised announcement In this paper. -
veil .. election printing. mssf b paid for IN
alraaos. We accept VI no ~eontingsot Arrange
mons. bat treat all alike. A candidate Who can
mot or siri not announce himssif properly and
p.y his printing bills promptly. 10 not at for
the onaee:he SEEKS. Moreover. he vii ma b
suecs.sfui.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-03
rnH PALACE EArINa STAND.

For . roast Of beef uneicellsd In Storey
county. 20 TO Thomas Hefron's Eating Stand
In the Palace Sal on. No. : North @ str Of,
Virginia Ciiy. frrsh oyste,s at all boar In
every style. Forty ninsp always ON hand 81
ni,ht. For tA,'y. home style OF cooking, and
the best and frcsi ret OF all that the markets.
Afford. the Paisce Eating Stand has no superior
TrY Il. aPl1 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-03
CASH. UP.

All parties indebted to the recent Gold Hin
branch clothing store OF joe. Barnett are here
by notified that uniess they come forward and
rettie g., thwith ther will be put to trouble and
c st In the matt r. D.. II. GALLUP, Of the cigar
store Ia MAynsrdis Block. IL FULLY authorized
10 receive raid money! and receipt for the zane.
ur the parties can sett'e With me al my store In
Virginia City. Prompt payment 10 d. manded.
vii wall no longer. m,2 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-03
q. -. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Dsnk Of califor.
MIA. Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand ell
6.yoritr brands II Imported C.sars, ohoicc bit
cIcsfs. al II de Of chewing t0baccJ. ineer.
srh,un pipes. nuts. candles. enc CUTLERY. and
to,s AID fsscy Rfods Of ali kipds. apps m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-03
The ausse-rurE i.h War.

The Russe-rurk fsh War.
BUCHAREST. Nay .2.-Ths Russian ad-
vance guard has reached Buzco. between
Bucharest and dslak. The Russians arc
retarded by floods and insufficient trans.
ports. The Turks arc persocuting Chris
tians near Ismael and Galatz. and fugi-
tives are arriving In the latter place. Cos
sack patriots are being sent over the river.
II Is estimated that o. 1000 Russians arc In
Roumania.
vIKxxA. Nay 2.-As the Roumanisn
troops are returning TO KAlafat, u appears
that Roumania considers tho ratification
OF the convention with Russia ~ . declara.
ton Of war against Turkey.
TIYLIs, Nay Am Official Russian dis
patch nys the Turkish garrison. number
Ing l,700. abandoned BayAzid on Monday.
leaving large quantities Of ammunition.
The Russians occupied the town.
LONDON. May 2.-Tho British iron-clads
Alexandria, Monarch, Swiftsurc, DevastA-
ton and Hotspur have arrived ut Corfu.
Navigation Of the Baltic 10 now open.
II ID reported that tho Russian advance
guard has reached DuEco, on the railway
between Bucharest and Galstz. The Rus
SLAMS advance leisuroly. q.
A psra special reports that the Bey OF
Tunis has offered the Sultan 1900 in-
fsntry and 5000 cavalry. provided the
Porte pay. part OF me expense OF 'he'r
transportation and equipment.
TURKEY AND ReuMAsrA.
Tho eoup whereby the Russians soized
the Bsrboshi bridge was executed by the
vell.known General ~schobeliff.
A special from Pera says the Turkish
iron clsds arc proceeding northeastwArd
along tho coast Of tho Black Sea. At Poti
Turkish divers destroyed eleven torpedoes.
A letter 10 . Paris paper states that the
Austrian artillery service Is being sup
plied with superior field guns and an un.
usual quantity Of ammunition.
LoxpoS. May 3.-Ths Car left last
night for Bender.
The Russians arc now before Kars.
Tho Amecrs Of Bokhara and Kashgar
have, Il 10 said. declared their intention OF
sending the heirs to their respective
thrones 70 81. Petersburg to form an ALI.
anco win Russia
vienna. May IA diplomatic rupture
between Turkey and Noumania IL immi-
nent, aud will DO followed by o declara-
uoh OF war ,,. ,
BucHAREsr, MAY 2'-Eisnt tnousanuo =,
the hussian sdVAn M grar s .ro Inpe,na
here to.morrow. .hc tu.A' A' '''""s
tho villages opPos'''
BrLnnADE. Mayz,-servlA M coneluueu
Q loan OF $4,000, 600 francs with inc french
Union Commerce Bank. lsecruits are sun
arriving, and the formation OF = roiun,cer
Nh,
r,.a p,..,., r.,so,.nh Lgcncy AN.
,,nno.. ,h.t tho Tn,Lish Acct has ro-
nmua.S ~. iorh.rdmen oi FORT ~. Mich.
ola Rnssisn force from Alexandropol
oecupled Seayama and Eatkeva. The
TurLish posts on the Asiatic frontier most.
iy surrendered without q blow. The Ilus.
SLAMS Ind the population In Asia every.
where friendly, A squadron OF irregular
cavalry has applied for permission 70 enter
the Russian service anu 'u'i''""
standard.
bucharest. May 2.-No changes OF I'M
p~ortance have occurred In tho military slt,
uation. The Russian ADVANCE gnalu anu
Turkish gunboas have bceh "i.nin casy
ranpa WithOu firing. We have tic hlnRu-