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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26
ELECTION NOTICE.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
bard q CguEty COMMISSIONER of STOREY
Count /. mad. and entered In the minutes OF
,Aid n ard. Octohet n ISIS notice IL hereny
gwen that on the first Taesisy tine eth day.
Of November peHi. at the following named
places. to Wit:
4 No. 90 North Q STREET. First Ward. Virginia
Ciiys inspectors Georse Grail. ~ !. NO
Catchsn and John Prtne;
Al City Hall, second ward. virginia CITY:
Inspectors-C ~. Cornell. Mace wilson and
george ". finnsy;
siniA City: Inspeetcrs-s. u. tAker, jos. IL
Cowen and n y. wallace;
Al las soath q street. rhi'd ward, Virginia
CITY: Inspectors Robert Moore. &. u. ciarks
and c. N. bennett;
Al NO 6 Engins House, fVurth ward. Viz.
gihis City: inspeetors-J. n. Purin.ton. John
4. Martin add John Sow;
At Ysllox Jacket knsias House. First ward.
God Hul: Inspeciou-H. W. Fitzgerald. z.
Lyfori and q 4. Waters.
AZ Lincoln Hose HOuss. Second ward. Gold
Hill; ln-pceiors-.mbtore Engiis. George II.
Morrison and John v. BenLetts:
AZ Chs'ley weeks bailding American Flat
Inspeetor.- Ed~ard Prince, IL. Q. Champion
and John N Newman:
Al nee school Hoa-s. riovery District
Inspectors -o,esr Woodbury.. John Low and
John Q. schmidt;
An Election win be held in the County Of
Storey
For Governor.
for II. utenant Governor.
For one M.mb-r OF Congress.
For one JUG. Of the supreme Court,
for Attorney General.
For Cisrk of supreme Court.
For Secretary OF state,
For stats Treasurer.
for state Controller.
For superin' end-n, OF Public Instruction.
FOR Surveyor General.
For two state Senators.
For q urtesn As>emblypsn.
FER One District Judge.
For sheriff.
fof 0,unty clerk.
For Treasurer.
For .s.e--or.
for Hecorder,
For District Attorney.
for Public Administrator,
For Superintendent OF Public Schools.
for County surveyor.
For TIRE. County comWissiOnes tone long
term aDd two -hort term-I,
for one Justice Of the Peace for Township
For one Justice Of the Peace for Township
FOR one Justice of the Peace foe Township
No. ..
For one Constable OF Township MOL.
For one Con-tabl- OF Township No. I.
FOR one Constable % Tow ship No. J.
For three school Trustees for Virginia School
District.
For three s.hoOl Trustees Tor Gold Hill Dis
trict:
which polls shall he open not later than Q
O'Clock A. n. and .tali continue until Q O'Clock
=. n. " the same day.
AMI notice IL hereby n rtaer gwen that the
ballots 30 b. used at said q &C ION -hAll confirm
In color. slx. and texture " IN The description
set forth herein. TO Wit; size " ballot Oh Ill
be four inches IN width BY tselve inches In
length. TO be printed on plan white book paper
OF Il pounds.
by order of the Board
tskALl Attest: J. p. MerARL,N AM.
coanty Clerk.
by II. c. THOMPSON.
Deputy Clerk. oei2td
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DELINQUENT SALES.
CALEDoNiA sILyEn INNING

VI badness. San frALeiseo. California.
Location 81 works, storey county. Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing dereribed stock. on account OF Assess-
ment mo. 2D levied on the 10th day OF Settem-
Der. isss. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective Shareholder. 40
follows:
Names. No. Ccrtif. shs. AMI.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE Is HSRIBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN Delinquent List Of rafes due the Town
OF Gold Hui for the n-eAl year enrinS MAY i.
A. u. is'o. with ten yer cent. delinquency
sddcd. has this day been piA. ed In my hsrds
Tor collection by the Marshal and Tar Collector
Of sad town. and notice IL hereby given thai
upon the expiration of ten day. from the date
OF this notice suit will be instituted In the
proper courts for the recovery % all tAie- still
unSsid. together with ten per cent. delinquency.
j. n. HARRIS,
Town Attorney Of 0oid Hill.
Gold Hin. October II. ISIS. oeiitd
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HILL INNING COMPI

OLIVER HILL MINING COMPA.
- Medication Of principal place Of busl-
uess, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at . meeting OF
the Board Of Directors, hsld on the s0.h day
Of september, ISIS, an assessment mo. u OF
nifty Gents per rhars was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately, In United states gold coin. 10 the
secrptary, AZ the once Of the Company. hoom
$, No. ~ Bush street, San frsneisco. Call
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the LIST day Of November.
ISIS. will be delinquent. and Advertised Tor
sale At public auction. and unless payment 10
made before will be sold on MONDAY. the lsth
dsy Of November. 1878. To pay the d~einqusnt
s-.--smcnt, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of nle.
W, X. DEAN. Secretary.
Ofhce-Room 9. No. 2oS Bush street. san
rrsnei.eo- California. Cc5tu
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tees, bal. .213l ..lti...tW3
Cope. th.er 4 O.. Trus.
t-ee. bal ............... .2stl. ...s0.....e..
CAllAsIAp. Lynch 4 20.
Trustees. .............. 3Jc....iO.....5.
CaliaghAn. Lynch 4 c.,
Trustees. ...............tsjt.. 20. ....6 :.
CraLdAll w u. Trustee. ... 1yJ5. III. 90 q.
Cahiil Is & Co, Trustees.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
CoNsOLIDArED IMPERIAL MIN

CONSOLIDATED IMPERIAL MIN.
u ING COMPANY. = Location Of principal
ulsee of busipess. San Francisco. California.
Location OF works Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey county. Nevsds.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. an account OF aseees.
meni lNo. y levied on the ls'h d.y OF eeptem.
b.r. 1875. the several amounts set opposite the
name. sf the respective shareholders a. fol-
lows /. A..
Names. NO. Cerui. sns. Amt
Atkinson. Lyon 4 Co, Trus- .u
<ioV'
Aikinson. Lyon 4 Go, Tras- 40
tees ....... s.ss
Attinson. Doud L Co, Trus
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And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
the board Of Directors. made on the Sch day
OF September. ISIS. u many shares OF each
parcel u such stock - may b necessary will
he sold at public auction. d the once Of ths
Coarany: No. Ga California street. Fan Fran.
day Of October. 1875. st the hour Of I o'clock
Pm. OF said day. 10 pay said delinquent sssevs-
ment thereon. together with costs u Advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
GEO. d. EDWARDS. sserstav,
omcsLNo. ~ California strsst, ssa .nn'
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Trouble Among tho workingmen-
ksar.ey SSH sustained By Ons
Faction.
[.rscrAL TO rns GOLD III An Hrw,l

l".oA ~ " 'ohD ~ ~
o. p..x,,.,o NJ ,c-ip x-Tbo
'"
two conventions OF the W~orkinBmens
party started In for business somewhat ir.
r.c,,,.,,v ,h;. manning. Thai which nc.
.'bu'Ay 49,
knowledges hearney - ips nesa coh'eneu
at Charter Oak Hall. and was called 70 or
der. Kearney In the chair, at 10 A. NJ. The
Conntv Cormittoo wing Of the Marty a..
snniisd Al TItIe's Hail. lint decided 10
,,Is no .teus until The views Of the dele.
a.,ions I'm tLe country copId bc sscer.
ssoI mr.. country d.lecstss mot Al
mm,nh.,, Hall ~ Consider tLeir cour.e'
Hun ,b"n wa,a wsi,ed nnon Inv 4 mcssen.
nor ,rom MA Rs.rncyit,s' Who informed
~ ,ha, ,ho conyeniion vonla mcet Al
Tn.n,s. osL Hal, nns NJ tha Countv
Tnmr,i,,sa m.,,v n,meJ sIocum vho wa.
u"lnn, 1oonH..J ,hjs ~ an .,,smn, a.
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THE MARBLE HEART.
The Artistic Performance or shc
Cutoa Square Company -Ass
Evening-Mtss wood's Aarco

-
Tho romantic drama Of tho Marble
n, -. ,,o..n,,d a, pi,sr'. Oper.
iieA" was
House. Virginia CITY. last evening. Inc
play Is an old onc. but IL possesses . hold
no, m. ,o,,l.r heart which 4. accorded
"P'' ~.
70 bu' lew urAmAuc P.oau'uon'' Luz
action IL improbable. and the characters
eros. exacgerations, but the eraggeration
n.,,..,,v ~n,,r,.i ,h., thar. 1. ro,h.
ing about " 10 shocN sood IAso or VI
fcnd uie most fAstidious admirers OF the
%uni,i.,. sueh n perfrc,ly heartle.s woman
:. NJ. 80. IA, .,i., .,a ,roh.h,v
~ "Aiso WV w" ~
never will, but how easily sucha one can
b. imagined! Cold. calculating. design.
ing, with no thought for the feelings OF
Others aud mo pity Tor the sunerinss when
her heart warns her Una sue, .oo; mus nus
experience, IN giving up n.P sa.,"s'
ktlllts Tue lONc III utt o"u piee'F
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rhs Rarriarso. Case.

Tho Reno Journal this morning contains
the following: The Harrington case occu-
pied the District Court yesterday and will
probably be completed this evening. The
State has seven witnesses aud tho defend.
ant twelve. The Jury in the case are :
Eli Lachapel. John Il. Dixon. Jr.. J. N.
Flanagan. W. l.. Ross. A. y. Borden. y. y.
Mosher. W. II. Getchell, +. u. Paine,
Samuel Oahu. ID. ID. Bowen. NJ. l.. Coates
and q. A. Small. Yesterday the witnesses
for the State were examined. The court
room 10 well filed with people, who seem to
take 4 great interest in tho trial. Har-
rington looks thin and careworn, d any
one would after two years imprisonment.
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moud h.rbOr and c,lcu.t. in case of emcr-

mond harbor and Calcutta in case Of emer-
gency.
In regard to the mission Of Count
Schouvaloff or Its result public opinion In
1t. Petersburg varies each day. Pacific
influences prevail nov. Constantinoplo
kilograms state that disquiet prevails there,
caused by silence regarding SchouvAloff's
journey. A 81. Petersburg correspondent
reports that Count S~chouvsloff has fro
quont interviews with those directing for
eign affairs. lie will leave at the end Of
this week for London.
A Vienna correspondent says the contra
dictory accounts OF negotiations concern.
ing the surrender OF the iortrcsscs sre ex.
planned by the report that the conditions
proposed by General Todleben have not
yet been approved 10 81. Petersburg.
The Vienna Paiifi.ehe Cprre.poRdsas says
the Russians are throwing up intrcnch.
.ments near San Stefano and arming them
with Rrnpp guns.
Pence or war In Ten Days.
LONDON. May l6.-A %diplomAtist in high
position told . correspondent to-day that
no had heard Lord Salisbury say last night
at dinner that peace or war would DO
settled within ten days. and he believed
IL would he war. An eminent Liberal de.
clares emphatically that war must be the
outcome Of the present negotiations unless
Russia consents 10 be Inundated. Bca.
consfield Is resolved 10 force the Car
morally on his knees by diplomatic action.
II possible, II not, by battle. On the
other hand. tho Conservative defenders
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NJ Mcdonald. u Moyle. NJ Leak. Cap,
Lamb. 7 Msguire. T W Heaiy. Bleve,
George Emmett. John Householder. 7 II
Jessup. u II Gray. W W Hobart, A Ash.
Nat Holmes. z Kelly. l. Crockar. John
Sunderland. Tw N~orcross. j W Haines'
J Erb. = Kennedy. d G Bryan. Con ogs,
A " Cuts. = Beaumont. T. W King. 5 4
Jones. T Case. 7 Harvey and wife. ii Z
Covert. J V Logan. T Smith King Hediey,
John Tierney. J II DAILY. JIG Hampton
and wife. Mrs N y faunod. J W killeen.
Mrs N A Thomas aud family. T Diamond.
Mrs Diamond, Mrs Jos Duncan and two
children. AP Larue. DIR y W Conn. q ii
Waters.
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A Cn,SaE.-Mr. Van Week. chief ae-
eountant Of the Could 4 Curry and Be.td
D-lcher Companies for some years past.
has resigned. and Harry Pcnoyer. for the
past three years book.kecpsr at the Con-
soliiatsd Virginia and California Office
succeeds him..
Another ScuooLMARN.-At q meeting
Of the Gold Hill Board Of School Trustees
last Tuesday evening. Miss George Wright.
daughter VI Judge Wright. was appointed
n teacher in tho Primary Department OF
tho Gold Hill Central school.
A SEw pinion. manufactured at the Full
ton Foundry. has taken the place 81 that
recently broken at tho Combination shaft.
and all Is again going on a. usual.
TnE new schooi.housc on six-mile Can
yon, Flowery school District. has received
tL. finishing touchc. of the painter N II
nov really for occupation.
ApoLrH DRuSSE. ia. . young gentle
man connected with tho san Francisco
press. arrived In Virginia yesterday morn
lug On route for EnroPc.
TAG Mackay service Of silver. made by
TIFFANY n, a cost Of si50.OO0. Is one Of the
chief features Of the American display 81
the PArs Exposition.
Hox. W. J.wEsrKEriELp, hold-ovsr state
Senator Of Lyon county. has been appoint.
Ell Superintendent % the wooi~orth MIL
and Plume Company.
&. G. PoxSISo. Of the Reno .Joarsai.
attended the meeting Of the stats Central
Committee yesterday. and left Tor homo
last evening.
1nk big machinery at the yellow Jacket
new shaft will probably DO started up on
the 4lh Of July.
Tnx Nevada Jockey Club held q meeting
In Virginia City yesterday and adjourned
to Nay I'D.
Tnr old mill Of tho sierra Nevada Com
n.ny 4, running ON gold quartz from Co
OAR Hill.
Tux Emmett Guard. Captain ]. =. Young.
VIA. ont for drill in Virginia City last
evening. This boys presented q good APP
pearanee.
GronaE II. JEssrY. tho we'll known oo-
hemi.n of San Francisco, Ma In lirsinis
City yesterday. lie left Tor Ne" iofA iA.'
evening.
J.. v. DE- LEv,aA. an owner OF consider
able valuable mining property near AazAi-
Ian, Mexico, Is on the Comstock.
"OLp I. X. L." who formerly run 'he
famous l. X. l.. Laundry In Virginia City,
10 again ON the Comstock.
P-no,rrcroRs are scouting out among
thu canyons looking for placer mines.
JouS w. MAcXAY will arrive from Ban
Francisco w. o morning.
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lar order.) A parliamentary inquiry 10
always In order.
Spesker-Tho gentleman will state 1t.
Conger- l ask whether II Is In order at
this time 10 raise o question OF consider
alton.
Spcaker-Itis not.
sayler-The gentleman certainly knows
that when no quorum Is voting there are
but two motions In order and u Of them
has just been made.
Mr.. Conger-I addressed myself to the
Chair aud not 10 the distinguished mem.
Der from Ohio.
Sayler-I addressed myself 10 the Chair
and also 10 the distinguished gentleman
from Michigan Calls to orderl.
The call OF the roll was proceeded with.
and 2i7 members answered to their names.
there being but IS absenttes. Even
Stephens, who got leave Of absence for n
week on Monday last, was present In his
wheeled chair.
Potter said. wo are prepared to go on
with public business and are here for that
purpose. but are left without . quorum
by the williul absence Of gentlemen on tho
other side. aud ! demand the regular order.
The question REQUIRED ON sccondiny the
demand Tor the previous question: anu on
this vote the Democrats developed tho
greatest strength they have yet shown.
The report OF tho tellers being l53 IN tho
Affirmative and one In the negative.
The usual cry Of mo quorum-Mr.
Speaker"-coming from tho Republicans
and . call Of the House was ordered.
Banks-H the House will proceed to the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-16
ONE MORE uNpoRrUNArE.

Almost every day the papers shroniele the
suicide Of some poo unfortunate whose Mid
has been enfsebled BY dyspepsia. over vhose
earthly horson Q heavy gloom has gs'he,ed
rum the untold and unreliable asonies VI this
cruel complaint. Dyspepsia 10 oUe Of the most
depressing diseases Affecting humsuity. u IL
eosm politsn In its naiufe-no country 10 En-.
empt from its vidtatioos. no family f'ee FROM
. Attacks. There IL . balm In 0ilesd 10
in the SHAPE Of Peruvian syrup. For years IL
mas besn scattering its blessinss abroad. There
so smply proved 10 be rsmrdiahls by the Peru.
Wan syrup % D~yspspsia. The most invetersts
torms Of this dircass have bean completely
eurrd BY this medicine. - ample testimony OF
many OF our 1rst ciuzehs proves. rod BY AL
drussl,ts. iny2 In
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EUROPE.
EUROPE.
No Change In The Eastern
Situation.
THE MINISTRY HOLD THE RElnS
IN ENGLAND.
ls,sciAL DI,rArcnrs To rr DIT HUI
DAILY Naval
Thn Eastrrn Nnr.tIon.

Nothing Of any importance trsnspired
In Eastern Europe yesterday. and the
situation Is unchanged, with tho exception
that the lines around Russia are drawing
perceptibly closer, and that the Car has
little timo left to decide between an un-
conditional surrender Of his position. or =
fight TO maintain II. Tho time for the
settlement OF peace on highlands terms or
the beginning Of another war is very close
at hand.
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T,r R,n M,x.-There will DO 4 grand
- a.. tu..o..l p., Ne, a,
Po""'" p~
"Ason'o man. 'o'' a..
"e -. -, A.. .,,.,. .na
r,worss will cali them 10 the scalp
dance. Each brave will bring with him
his squas. who will upon THIS occasion 70
psrmi.'ea W Ivan ~. 90, viii h. .nrssd.
'nv ~sDau 4. 1850 o. n.r,.t. III mai
= !, ri. s.,h.,iny rest lightly
.no IN =, Gle t.i,lfnI v,rrior..
aP.a n.asaa, in III ,hair s,r,nytb.
~ %rn 49,, iii ioal Lawn ppon
me o,s .P' Inn W.
'"'"' '"'
biHf'pA' ~
'hirN years oia ~' i
one OF the joiiiest fellows ih '"sin'A o"''
so gathering his friends toseiher no organ
izel one Of those delightful social parties
for which the Germans are famous. Dan.
clns WAS kept I'D until o late hour and
mirth and Happiness ruled. The most
popular man present WA Colonel Thede.
who KEEP, tho company In = continual state
u merriment. Tn party wAs setenAaeu
si,ns -, eon.iierntion' the good nights
were said. each n glad to have been one
Of the number.
AssrssNESrs..- An assessment Of hfty
cent. n share has been levied upon the
N. 80. 49,. Nin;nv
eaP''Ai ''"eAo INV 49,
Company. delinquent June i9th. rhism
--a.l A.. A.
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ro,,sm rnK YOUNGSTERS TRRrH

with soz0DosT. and when they grow mp
their mouths will Be ssrni-hed with sound and
hsndsJme onss. The foundation of many .
toothaehe 10 laid iu childhood by ntelsct, and
u 10 very important TO the velLbeiug OF eithsr
ehi'd o. sdalt that the teeth ShOuld be well
taken rare OF Bad teeth are no o. mastieators
of the food, and bred dyspspsiA. Make them
. prs-srvsiive Of supreme excellence and purity.
Upc Il without Delay. myll IN
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A HOUSEHOLD PERFUME.

Every family able to appreciate and enjoy the
pleasure Afforded By . really heaithful and de
lieious performance should supply themselves
With the GENUINE Murray q Lnman's Florida
Water. ltis the most dsiighiful and moot last.
ing VI all fragrant waters. mys im
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FROM n. PLuMnER, VI. D., or
AUBURN, N. u.

"Aithough sveise 70 ecuntensneina patent
medicines. I eheerfully make an exception OF
your very excellent lung prepsrstiou- DIR. Wis
tsr's Baisam Of wild Cherry. This preparation
have used In my practice for more than ten
yesfs past. and have always found 10 10 be Oi
s~f,ctuai service than anything within my
knowledse. ~recommend 70 with the greatest
confidence 10 those subject TO coughs and pull.
moLary complaints." mold By all Druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-16
rak rA,AcR EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef uneieelied In Storey
county. 70 to Thomas Hsiron's Rating Stand.
In the Palace saloon. No. 7 North U street,
Virginia CITY. fresh oysters 81 all hours In
svsFy styls. Forty miners always IN hand Of
night. For ts<ty. home style OF cooking, and
the best and frrsl est Of eli thai the MARKETS
sford. the Palace EATING sund has no superior.
TT H. spb N
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HEI.p, or PERISH.

Thousands Of persons In bad health. and
thoss suffering with dlssass. feel that u they do
not get relisf soon. Il will be too lat-. They
realize that their malady L. destroying ih-lr
Brstol's Pills and sarpsrlla. ihey have
cured Thousands who were In despair. and Why
not roo.
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Arrival. sn,. s.s...s.

PL Bruce. N o'Reiliy. G Desmer. Jas
MeHugh, Il Comuiskec. u N Hall. Miss
NJ = Taylor. " II Casey. Miss King. Mrs
Gardiner, Capt A W Pray. T chisem. Mrs
y Beryin and two children. PN Marker.
NJ A Driesbach, r Jones. L Moore.
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Austrian. Attitude.

LONDON. May l5.-Ths statements OF
Prince A~uerspcrg and Herr Tizza. In tho
Austrian Reichsrath and Hungarian Diet
respectively. are we'll received In Vienna
and made . favorable impression here. II
is believed they indicate beyond doubt
Austria's intention 10 oppose Russia, ~
that II England Is compelled to go to war
she will do so under moro favorable cir.
cumstanccs than was recently hoped. 1t
10 also believed Austria's attitude at this
moment will have . favorable influence
on the negotiations at IT. Petersburg.
Herr Tizzs. In the course Of his speech.
said tho Government had no intention to
act against, but rather In concert with
Turkey In Bosnia. The Minister could
not say In detail what they wanted money
for. but broadly limited It was necessary 70
take precautions on tho northern. south
ern aud eastern frontiers. and TO increase
the number Of troops, to be safe against
surprise. Part Of tho money has already
been used a. . measure necessary TO So
cur, the Carpa.hiAn passes. which are al.
ready In hand. Regarding tho state OF 81.
fairs In Roumania. Tizza said reports wero
rather exaggerated. but not ~groundless.
The Government knew what was going IN
there. and though II had no reason to sus.
pect hostile designs. he thought IL unsafe
10 explain what was passing on either
side 0f tho frontier, but he did think II
necessary to tako precautions In Trsnsyl.
vania.
Parliamentary OppoNtion 60 Dis.
rseli Po~ericss.
LONDON, May l6.-The movement OF
Indian troops to Malta will DO discussed
In the House OF Lords Monday. and Baron
Melborne will call attention to tho ques-
ton whether such movement previous to
notifying Parliament ia constitutional.
The Opposition. however. will not move
any resolution on the subject In tho House
OF Lords and Lord Hartington's resolu.
ton In the House OF Commons IL declared
by him not intended TO raise . question Of
the policy Of using Indian forces, but
merely . legal issue.
Tho T;mss says /: "Whcn u Ia announced
beforehand that the leader Of the 0pposi.
ton In the lower House will not raise q
question Of policy. and when tho princip,l
leader Of the party In the House Of Lords
will not throw his objections into tho
form Of resolutions, nero discussion Of
tho constitutional Law Of the case would 10
more suitable for . debating society. Tho
fact 10 tho issues Of the present crisis have
passed beyond the control Of even the
British Parliament. Tho general policy
the Government had received at its
more critical stage tho support Of the
country. and the Ministry has accordingly
taken steps which leave tho next turn OF
events in other hands,"
The sisaatiss In Easters Europe.
LONDON. Nay i0.-A torpedo committee
has been engaged on the Hoagly river to
at what points Il Is advisable 10
place torpedoes for the protection Of pia'