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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-13
MISCELLANEOUS


To all who are suffering from the errors and
ndiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood, etc., VIII
senu h ,eclpe that will cure you, FKEE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy was discoVered
nv a missionary in south america. send .
.lf-addressed envelope To the itEv. JOSEPH L.
NMAN, station U, Bible House, New fork
City.
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DISPATCHES
The President's Letter ON the
Anderson Cas-.
WASHINGTON. Feb. IL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL.
The letter addressed by the Presi-
dent to Attorney General Devens in re.
lation to the convic. ion OF General An.
derson, and read to that officer yester-
day, was not Intended Tor. immediate
publication. The fact that the Presi.
dent had written :such a letter was
made known through Senator to
whom the President ia conversation
communicated the information. AL
though the full text of the letter can.
not be obtained at this time, it is safe to
say that 1t is comparatively brief. aud
Is somewhat in the spirit of the tele-
gram addressed to General Anderson
on the 4th instant by Secretary Sher
man. Senator Matthews and Repre-.
sentives Garfield. Hale and White.
The President is of the opinion that the
prosecution ngaiost General Anderson
Is solely political; that it is not coun-
tenauced by the best men of Louisiana, ,
aud therefore is contrary to their calm
Judgment; that the proceedings were in
the interest of those who strive to an
tagonize the two parties i'll that State,
rather than to harmoniz5 them; that 30
far from receiving the appreciation OF
the country, the act will Do condo III ned
by right-thinking and patriotic men
everywhere, when they become ac-
Guainted with the circumstances at
tending the prosecution. AS grave
constitutional Questions may be ill.,
volved, aud In which the General Gov.
ernment may perhaps have right TO
interfere. the President submits The
subject to the Attorney General for his
consideration.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-13
DIED.

cAsslDY--In Eureka. i, February IL, Mamie.
only daughter Of Geo, W. and Mary
cassidy, aged years. 4 months and 10
days.
4g ssl1Qa. 4&a - Hte So
.4+ IN n.
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ARTESlAN WELLS.

yryHE UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE
TO inform the public that he nv
prepared. with the NEST approved machinee .'.
to eink AT tesian Wells in any part OF the o's"
on the shortest notice. A.. NH
ALI orders or communications on 'n 40.
feet address IL Uakron n PI.ner, ~"
Mountatz. will: ceive'p-aMpt Atten1 TnoS
Battle Moantaln October o. tsT6
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-13

The river is rising ut Sacramento.
snd danger Of a fDod is apprehended in
sea city, de-,
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Gortschakoff's Reply to Lord Derby

Gortschakoff's Reply to Lord Derby .
LONDON, Feb, II.
Lord Loftas. British ambassador at
st. Petersburg. telegraphs Lord Derby
as follows:
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 81 have re-.
ceived FROM Prince Gortschakoff the
following answer to your telegram OF
the TIN instant, asking Russia to give
some explanation about the advance OF
the Russians towards CVnstantinople,
etc
/ I'm answer to Your Exceliency IS note
respecting the occupation OF certain
stragetlcal points in the neighborhood
Of Constantinople by Russian troops III
consequences of the armistice, 1t is my
duty 10 inform you that we are not Yet
in possession of positive Information US
to the details of The armisllce, aud as 10
its application. should add that the
military line Of d. mafcaiiou traced pre-
viousIy to aImistios has been agaeed
upon" ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-13

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL,

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL
Christiancy, III presenting petitio us
from Michigan favoring the sixteenth
amendment, comforting the right OF
suffrage upon women, said he hoped
the Committee on Prlvelsgss aud
Elections would take up the subject
aud report upon it, When he should
become satisfied that a majority of the
women OF the country were ia favor of
female suffrage. he would vote tor it,
but not until then.
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FURS! FURSH
EDWARD KEANE,
PRACTICAL FURRIER,
Bridge St.eet. Opposite the
Furniture store.
W1NNEMU0OA.

ENDRS OF all kinds dressed and made in
Il sny shape required.
SACQUEs,
IBoAs.j
MUEES
CAPEs,.
ROBES,
ETC., ETC.
Made, renovated and repaired to order.
Bucsskin and Fur Cloves Made to
feS Order. sa
The highest price paid for All kinds OF furs.
!. n0xo-'77.tf EDWARD KEANE-
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- Ioaves OF bread have been made
with one Of Lsef's Cal. Yeast Ga ke..
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A Conflict Inevitable.

s CRIcAoo,, Feb. IL.
The Times London special consid.
ers the present critical situation evi.
deLce OF complete understanding be-
tween Russia aid the Porte. The re-.
port Of the stoppage Of the feet created
less panic than might DO expected, be-
cause the fact had been looked for. A
large portion o: the English people se-
gard coufict inevitable. Russia's
uniavorabie reception OF the news that
the fleet had been sent TO the Oar.
dauelles found expression in Turkey b
protest. Northcole' decl iIation in the
House is regarded AS meaning that the
fleet Will go to Constantinople, toroibly
If nee. ssary. The embittered seml.
official Russian press. the cordial rela.
lions existing between the Russian
commander aud the Porte, and the con.
staut concentration of Russian troops
within striking distance of the Straits,
are looked upon rs sinister indications.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-16
Jssst ss~aent.

Miss N. Loduski Young and Miss Katy
MAyhew will take = joint henedt at Piper's
New Opera House next Monday evening.
II Is with pleasure that this announcement
10 made. These ladies are deserving and
painstaking A~rtistes, who have become
universally popular since their coming
among Us. The NEws bespeaks for them
. recognition of their undoubted ability.
aud hopes that Q substantial testimonial
will b. the result Of tho benefit. Ths bill
will be Of an attractive character. In
GLIDING the balcony scene from Romeo
and Juliet" the shallow dance from
'' Fanchon. the Cricket" and the comedy
OF ~"Checkmate." In addition there will
DO . sparkling array Of sPecialties BY the
members 81 the company and . host oil
volunteers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-16
CALIFORNIA.
rutsis's Biii 60 Eneeuraxe Mi.iss
and ssprsss stoek 0ambituE.

lsrsciAL TO the GoI.p HILL DAILY Hrws.l
SAcRANEsro. March i5.-In the Assem-
bly, to-day Tuttlo's bill to encourage min
ing and suppress stock gambling was
taken mp. The bill provides for the ap'
pointment by the Governor Of . Mining
Commissioner. who shall DO IN no way In
terestsi In or connected with, ~ officer.
agent or employer. any mining corpora.
ton, or connected with any association OF
stock brokers. and who shall give q bond
In the sum Of $4,000 and have . salary,
o. amended. Of $1,000. lie shall have q
o. cretsry. assistant secretary. messenger
and porter. with salaries. ranging. ~
aisendod. from 81 400 ~ . 2,400. There 10
also 10 DO m attorney with . salary OF
5000. Tho bill provides for tho coll
lection Of . license OF one-half Of one
pr cent. on all transactions In stock that
are on tho board. all brokers 10 give q
bond Of I 1000 10 pay over such money u
tho commissioner |; all licenses collected
and all purchases or sales OF stocks are
void where such license IL not duly paid
aud receipted for no officer OF . mining
company IL 10 DO pe~cuniarily interested
In any contract for milling ores. for sup.
plies. or doing other business Of the cor.
poration. Elaborate weekly reports arc
provided for. and = penalty 10 attached 70
the refusal 10 admit any person authorized
by the commissioner ~ inspect the mine
or books Of the corporation. or 10 make
reports or estimates required by the Act.
The Act applies only 10 corporations
whose capital stock has been or may here
after DO held In the stock board. or Whose
shares are regularly bought and sold In
the stock market. Tho bill was read and
after some discussion made the special
order for Tuesday next Of I 2. y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-16

TnK PpRIn MAsQuEnADK.-Al persons
who expect 10 attend the Purim Mssquer-
abe ball in costume on tho 18th. are
directed TO leave their names 81 the estab-
lishment Of Morris 4 schwartz. q street.
Virginia. next door 10 the Delta Saloon.
where the carriage list 10 nov ready.
Ladies costumes and spectator tickets
may be procured at he bookstore OF
kiersh A Co.. No. 10 South z street.
Virginia.
SPELLING ScuooL--There will be .
spelling match In writing At the Gold Hill
Central se~hool.house ne,t Wednesday
evening. March 20th. Exercises will COM
mence at hAlf-pAst seven o'clock. and .
prize Of $40 will be given 10 the winner.
Admission. twenty-five cents. After tho
regular match there will he oral spelling.
music. and other exercises Of an appro-
PIRATE character.
CoxPLIskSrARi.-The NKws scknow-
lodges tho receipt Of complimentary tickets
10 the grand concert and ball which 10 to
DO given in Gold Hill next Monday even
ing for the benefit Of Mrs.. James Sheehsn
and children. The number Of volunteers
who have offered their services for tho con.
cert have been rehesrsing lately, u viii
give . splendid entertainment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-16
OFFICER sHErHAn REPLIES.
He says the Charges Agsinss HIN
Are Unsrue and Liseseus-
Thieves Driven from Tewn.

A communication appeared In the vir'
ginia CAro-ie's last evening charging q
Gold Hill police officer with brutal conduct
In beating aud kicking some little boys
who we're playing on the street. The
writer also charged that tho officer pulled
his pistol and pointed II at the boys.
Onieer Dan shsehan. OF the Gold Hill
police force. called at the NEws ofice to-
day and said II was evident that he MAS the
person at whom the charges were directed
and that the assertions were untrue and
libelous. Below we give Mr.. Sheehan's
st.tement Of the Affair. which occurred on
the 18th instant:
Ivss told that there were four thieves
~provling around town taking items.
That /. the way they do. They look out
during the day and then rob house, al
night. II Vas aboot 5 O'Clock In the after
noon that I saw them at the railroad cross
ing. They are all thieves from Sacra.
mento and arc Of the class that robbed
Sine Ogg's house. I asked them where
they lived. and they replied. Nowhere.
We have q rowing commission"
said. "You will have to get out OF this
place /: Gold Hill Is not large enough to
hold you."
One Of them said, "This IL . FREQ coun.
try. and I don't know that I will leave the
town."
said: You will" and I caught bold
Of his collar and pushed him out In thu
road. I hit one OF them with my club and
slapped the others in tho face with my
open hand. I pulled out my pistol, but
not Intentionally. IL WA caught In my
pocket and I pulled II out to s%traishten It,
They are not young boys. Their ages
range from seventeen 30 twenty-five years.
I followed them a. far as McGurn's store
and drove them out Of town. kicked
Que % them when opposite AcGurn's
store 20 make him 60. IL was not ~
Mother of Boys who wrote that article In
tho CAou-iets, but . man.
A News reporter WAS told Of this matter
last Thursday, and sought definite inior'
nation upon the subject. He was mol
able, however. to lind anyone who wss
willing 10 become responsible for . pos
tive statement. Mr.. Sheehan's statement
Is published for the purpose Of giving both
him and his accusers an equal chanc" be.
fore tho public. II he has been guilty oil
brutality. u can BE- easily proven. a. there
we're many witnesses 10 tho whole Affair. II
he l. wrongly accused he Is entitled AN op.
~portunity for self-exoneration. AcomplAini
presented to the Board of Town Trustees
next Monday night will be duly consld-
cred by that honorable body. IL Ohicer
"a la
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-16
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Hon. D. b. Wilson died suddenl,
at his residence. near Los Angeles, OF
the ll,h Of March. Mr.. Wilson was a,
old resident OF California, having or
rived there in 1871. and was widel,
known and highly respected, especial,
In the part OF the State which be mad,
his residence. He had represented 10,
Angeles county In the Senate. beer
Mayor OF the city Of Los Angeles. ant
held other local oiacss. He was In hi
9th year at the time Of his death.
Trade 10 reviving at Salinas. Busines'
Is picking up, and lively times ar
looked for the coming Summer ant
Fall. Besides q new courthouse. X
cost in the neighborhood OF $50. 600,
there will be considerable other building
there this season. At least o~ne.fourth
more land is under cultivation In Mont
Grey county this year than ever before,
The Calavsras Chronicle says that II
Mokslumns Hill quite q number Of mug
gets have been found In the streets
since the rain set in. Master Henry
Peek picked up one the other day. on
Center street, weighing over seven dol.
lars. Mokelumne Hill and New Jsru.
salem are the only two places on record
where the streets are paved with gold.
Adam F~orepaugh's special train which
brought from the East lG0 horses and q
band and tablesu wagon for his circus.
attracted q great deal OF attention when
Il arrived In Oakland. The band wagon
is said to have cost $lG. 900. and 10 the
finest n ever sesn on the Pacific coast.
No clue has been got to the murderers
Of Chris wsinmillsr. the German who
was murdered the other day at Sweeney
creek. near yacsvills. lie had been
struck on the head with O hatchst, aud
his throat cut afterwards. The Coroner
retains the Ratchet and knife.
Tbs Murphy movement was inaugur.
ated In Yreka, Wednesday evening. un-
der the auspices Of the Yreka Division
Of the Sons Of Temperance. A large
meeting was held at Red Mems hall,
aud over 100 signatures were obtained
to the pledge.
Two OF DR.. Gibson's Chinese converts,
who have been preaching for . year or
two In the chapel ON Jackson street,
San Francisco, were duly licensed at
tho recent quarterly meeting held at the
Chinese mission.
Complaint Is made that the sunksn
steamer Santa Rosa, which now lies OF
Cousins Dock. in the channel. 10 an i'm.
pediment TO navigation. A bank Of sand
Is fast accumulating around the vessel.
Salinas has had twenty inches Of rain
up to the 18th instant. Grass aud grain
are growing prodigiously. aud farmers
are putting IN the remainder OF their
crops.
Eighty.fvs thousand dollars were az
pended ON the war ship Bsnicia Of Mare
Island before 1t was discovered that she
was too rotten to repair.
One murder case is on the calendar
for trial at Salinas, Monterey county,
next term Of the District Court.
Farmers In Ventura county have been
running mower over their grain to pre-.
vent Its growing too rank.
The Los Angeles changing have
struck for moro meat In their bill Of
fare, and refused TO work.
Monroe l.. Pierce. crazed by spiritual.
ism, committed suicide in Los Angeles
Monday last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-16

AT Hrs OLD tdAxEs.-Alf. Dotsn. pro-
priotor Of tho Coin HILL DAILY News,
has gone 10 Virginia this afternoon for the
purpose u taking In "The Black Crook"
Notwithstanding his broken Q g.from which
the bandages have not yet been removed.
He says that even II he does hAvea broken
lsg once In . while. u is . satisfaction 10
look at some people whether ladies or
gentlemen) whose Limbs are at least sound.
Regarding shape" he has nothing to
remark,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-16
FROM the atstess.

To the Public: Below will 30 found the
return Of the ladies' festival. held last
week. for tho beneht Of st. Mary's Hoe
pital: Receipts, s2,i3j /; expenses, $40
net proceeds. $2.0i5. The Kind ladies who
% generously gave their time and labor.
Also the citizens Of Virginia and vicinity
for their patronage. with those who 90 lib
orally donated the good things OF life Tor
the re~freshment table. will please accept
our sincere thanks. No. 2e92 won the
gentlemAn's gold watch. which can bs had
by calling at the hospital.
SisrERs or CHAaIrY.
NJ. Mary's Hospital. March Is, 1878.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-16
A GENTLE HINT.

In COR styls Of climate. with is sudden
changes Of tempersturs-nip. visd and s1n'
shins onen in~tsrininsllns In . single day--lti 10
no wonder that our children. frisnds and reia-
tivss ere ~ frequently tstsa from us ~
neglected colds. half the deaths resulting
diroctiy from this cause. A bottis Of bosehss's
Herman ryrup Kept about your home for imme-
docios's bin. and perhaps death. by the use OF
thr~e OF four dope-. Poe curing Consumption.
HetuouhAses, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs,
Group, or any disesse OF the Throat or Luoes.
liz success 10 simply vondsrfui. - your drug
Rtst will tell you. herman syrup 10 now sold
In ever town and village on this continent.
sample bottles for trial. 10 cents; regular siss,
cents. falls ~ 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-16
sph-phir = naby.

The Aha Of Friday. In its regular stock
and mining department. ~promulgaics the
following: III tho effect Of the birth Of
.one baby IL the result Of yesterdays
market, what would be the effect OF tho
delivery Of = tripletsr' Is the conundrum
that Is now puxzling the people In the
stock market. The blow that WAS given 70
hope. yesterday will make stock people
dread hereafter tho birth Of any more
youngsters."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-16

A woRKiSoxES's PAHrI.-A meeting
was called at Miners Union Hall. Viz
xiuia, evening before last. and . Work
iugmsn's Party organized. The follow.
ing are the officers ot The ORGANIZATION /;
President. Thomas H.. obrien; Vice
President. John Tate /; Secretary. u. Col
gan ; Treasurer. John y. Mcdonald.
our " D~lSoEs.-Dr. Harris. one OF
the physicians attending William Hunter,
Who was shot by George Gray In Virginia
City last SUNDAY. informed . NEv. rv-
porter this morning that he considered his
patient out Of danger. lilo has rallied
greatly from his depression of Two days
ago, and IL new in fair way 10 recover.
ArrER Mosr Goops.-Alex. Coin left
las, evening for San Francisco TO replenish
hi. stock Of dry goois. lie desires Us 70
tell the lalies 81 Gold Hill that he will
bring up with him this time tho nnest
ss-ortment Of Spring goods they ever laid
eyes GU. Just wait q little and you shall
$50 what you shall see.
ACCIDENT To rnE oruiR PuNr.-The
strap connecting the main pump rod TO
the noe Of the surface bob. at the 0phir
mine, broke Yesterday morning. and will
require thirty-siX hours 10 repair. In
the mean time bailing tanks will 10 used
10 prevent the water from making any
hssaway up the incline.
JrsricE INVESTIGATION REroRr.-The
report Of tho Committee Of Investigation
az an. Ju.tice Mining Company has been
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-16
Piper. Sew Opsr. issass

Crowded housos have been the rule at
Piper's New Opera Houso In Virginia
during tho week. "The Black Crook"
being the attraction. Kiralfy's magnih.
cent ballet has given excellent displays OF
talent each evening. with new and start
ling dances. Do RosA and Palladino were
last evening applsadcd several times. the
drcss circle Joining heartily With the par
quetio and gallery. The matines to-day
WAS we'll attended,. "The Black Crook "
will b. given again tonight. and to-mor-
row night for the last time In Virginia
Ettx
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-16
sAcRAMENTo.
The Races Yesterday RWak's Moth
er's Fruisiess Appeal 90 0sverasr

SACRAMENTO. March i5.-In the half
mile heats yesterday between Maige. Duke
Vanderbilt. Minnie Brighton. and ben.
Truman, four heats we're run, MAdge
took the third and fourth heats and won
the rsoo. Time. 80. 5ib, 81. 53S.
The raoe for to-day 10 . three year old
colt race. running mile heats. and . trot OF
the 2:25k class. with siK entries.
The mother Of Runk. the youth under
sentence VI death 1t Ban Francisco. called
on Governor Irwin to-day. accompanied BY
friends. and besought him 10 commute the
sentence Of her son. Despite her en-.
treaties the Governor told her that lie
must refuse TO interfere. She left the
Office weeping bitterly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-16
IMPORTANT To ALL INvALIDs.
IRON IN THR HOOD.

Tee Peruvian Syrup. . projected solution Of
the protoxide Of Iron, strikes ct the root Of
disease ny supplying the blood with is vital
principle. or lie element Iron. This 10 ths
secret Of the wonderful success Of this remedy
IN curing dyypeprls, liver complaint. dropsy,
chronic diairnes. boils. nervous affections,
chills and fevers. humorr. loss Of constitutional
v aor. diseases Of the kidpeys and bladder,
fem, la complaint. aud all diseasas originating
In . bad stale Of the blood. or accompanied ~
debility or q los state Of the system. sold BY
ali druggists. mhi m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-16
rnK rA,AcK EATING rrANp.

For . roast Of beef uneIceiied in Store,
county, 90 to Thomas Hsnron's Eating Stand
In the Palace saloon. NO. Z North o street
Virginia City. Frcsh oystss ct all hour n
svery style. Forty niners always on hand o
night. For tasty, home style OF cooking. and
Ty u. apis n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-16
The Kanir war.

LONDON. March i5.-Advices from Cape
Town to February 25th. say there has been
no serious fighting since last reports. The
insurgent Kaffirs have broken into small
parties, which are endeavoring 10 force
their way through the patrols and reach
the settlements for plumber. Tho work Of
preventing them from carrying out their
object 10 exceedingly tedious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-16
A CARD.

To all Who are ALTERING from tho error and
indiservtions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. los Of manhood. etc.. ] will send .
rrceipt that will cure you. yREH OF ouAsoR.
This great rsmedy .as discovered BY Q nission.
arg in south America. send Q self-sddressed
envelope TO the RKv. JOSEPH T. fNhAN,
station d. Bihls House. New York City.
Am An
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-16
EUROPE.
The War clouds Again
Gathering.
RUssIA's IMPREaHABlE POSITION
At c0NsIANTINoPlE.
England Again Alarmed ut the
Prospect.
tssrcrAL DisrArcun TO M ooLD HUI
DAILY NEws.l

ts-N"
DALI sh"'
Ihs s'saaeie" 10 kss.efn h..cpe
cossrASiiSorLf' @aron 10 w.
uuo 'na' inc For'e mas s''os o'u.,s
Prsten' any more n''u
passing tho DArdaheiies' hAyAiu M to
oenuy ootaihed . hrman pcrm'"Ans 'n'
passage oil the Hotspur AMI Condor'whic
vessels arc expected In the Gulf Of Ismad
| shortly. Layard has also received permits
sion 10 send tho Rapid 10 tho Albanian
coast 10 embark tho refugees.
y,vxx, March i5--Tbo P,Liieai C,r-
...a.Js.s. nnblishes . letter from a source
In p.,i. ~bich a.aerts that France. nj thu
concrcs. w,ii snds.yor IN hiring about A
onnnromis. .nd will refuse In tske mart In
~ s,nc,ion .ny nsrtition or radical change
n torritorx
$3.50, az IT.. r,rr. b.vo
lAuvsA %nIon % ua.sa,o.in.
s~usngunencu 'ne ss,, 'a, ,ias. en IL
AND are WORKING aay Anu =,
,iencnmen,s ~ s9 nu'b"' ="
hrupo' uAooiiA anu "ossAi'
vienna, March lo.-Tho budgct Com.
mittee Of tho Austrian delegation has
adopted. by . vote OF IL 10 VA rcsoluuon
to tho effect mat In the oyeh' OF Easern'
sna N %oIa.hi. TO- ,ho nro,oc,ion ~ ~
.so,I.i ,Osoro.,. -, M common Gov.
osnmsns !, ia omnowsrcJ IN Incnr. with
onnous Az f,%.,.isa al IInn,.r;sn
Wy ssen' = .su.s". asae.Ji.a
Mintsc nn ~ expenditure ho' 'Ae
II lHHI NHHI H0IlnH.