Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-02-08

Lutte necessity, and requests forthwith
estimates for placing the army and
navy on war footing. Prim repre-
sents strong Turcophile section of
the House.
A Newspaper Publisher in Trouble.
New York, January 30th.-The
Times Philadelphia special says
Frank Leslie was arrested here to-
night in a railway carriage en- route.
from Washington to New York at the
suit of one Wrigley, lawyer, on a
charge Of libel. At midnight Leslie.
was still looking for bail, and was
greatly excited. Leslie lunched with
the President just before leaving
Washington. Leslie caused Wrig-
ley's arrest under similar circum-
stances last summer, and this is prob.
ably in revenge therefor.
Suit Against the Consolidated Virginia and
California Mining Companies.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 31st.-A COM
plant was filed in the United States.
Circuit Court to-day by Henry Leo
Nelson against the Consolidated Vlr-
ginia Mining Company, the California
Mining Company, L. A. Newton. Benz.
C. Wadsworth, John Hunt, Jr., John
H. Harrison, George F. Sharp and
Senia Maxwell, which sets forth that
plaintiff is citizen of Pennsylvania,
and then goes on to say that he and
defendants hold, own and are in pos
session as tenants in common in and
to the Consolidated Virginia and Cali
fornia Companies mining grounds, be-
ing ten feet undivided in claim Of
500 feet of quartz vein located by
Lee and John Murphy on the 22d of
June, 1859. Plaintiff represents that
ne is entitled to an undivided ten six
lundredths Of said mining ground, and
he ores extracted therefrom, and to
IN accounting by the Consolidated
Virginia and California Companies
the ore taken from said
ground
Advancing on Constantinople- Notification to
the Russian Government.
LONDON, January 3lst-The For
,ign Office has published further Eas-
ern correspondence.
Minister Layard, at Constantiuople,
under date of the 28th Of
January, that the Russians have ap-
,eared at Bourgas, and seem deter
mined to advance on Constantinople
n great force.
Lord Derby, on the 29th OF Janua-
y, instructed Lord LOTUS, British
iinister at St. Petersburg, to make
to the Russian Govern
nent The terms of the notification
re almost identical with those attrib-
tied to Austria.
Austria and the Arrangement at Kezanlik.
VIENNA, Jan. 3lst.-The Austrian
ambassador at St. Petersburg is un-
Ierstood to have delivered yesterday
o Prince Gortchakof a note dcclar-
ng that Austria in no way disputes
turkeys right to conclude treaties IA
Ter own interest, but must consider
he arrangements at Kerzanlik, so far
IS they may modify the present trea-
les or touch Austrian interests, as
lot falling within the right of Turkey
Until new arrangements have been
made with the Signatory Powers OF
he treaty Of Paris.
Doubtful Runner Of Peace Negotiations Beng
Broken Or
LONDON, Jan. 3lst.-The Rotterdam
9ouraat publishes, under reserve, y
private telegram from Constantinople,
which does not obtain credence, as
erting that peace negotiations have
,een broken off, that the Turks will
esist to the last extremity, and that
he foreign ambassadors are taking
measures for the protection Of Chris
ians.
,hn nnrs:ans Within Thirty Milaa nH Tcha.a-