The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-23

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PEsrH, March IS.
Prince Bismarck has notified the Austrian |
Government that Russia, in consequence Of his |
has consented to submit all peace
conditions without exception to the congress
for discussion, should the congress make a
demand to that effect.
ST. PETERSBURG, March IS.
Ratifcations of the treaty of peace were ex-
changed to-day. Two conditions will be pub
lished as soon as they are communicated to the
Powers.
The Golos states that in accordance with the
orders of the Minister of the Interior the Ma
gistrates of st. Petersburg are compiling lists OF
persons qualified to officer the militia which is
about to be formed.
CoNsTANTIsopLE, March IS.
England has obtained permission from the
Porte TO disembark some troops on the island
Of Ontenefdos, and send four ironclads to the
Sea of Marmora. Mormon, the dragoman of the
Russian Legation, has protested against these
concessions.
Russian troops have crossed the river betw en-
Makri Koi and San Stefano and occupied three
villages near Makri Koi. The Porte by advice
Of Mukhtar Pasha, has lot yet assented to the
Russians occupying Bujukdere. They have ar
rived at Domousdere behind Bujukdere, and
the Cars yacht Eyrklick, with two torpedo
boats, has cast anchor off Bujukdere. Blunt,
the British Consul at Adrianople, has arrived
here, the Russians having refused to recognize
Consular body at Adrianople or Phillippolis.
PARIS, March 10.
M. Paul de Cassagnac, writing to LIE Pays on
the occasion of the Prince Imperal's birthday,
expresses belief in the speedy restoration of the
Empire. He declares that the Imperialists are
ready and will be vigilant and resolute when
the occasion presents itself The Prince
neither intrigues nor observes purely con-
templative attitude, but admits, like his father.
the doctrine Of providental intervention.
LONDON. March 10.
Although the sso-Turkish treaty has been
ratified by both Powers, the situation Of affairs
is regarded as very dangerous to the peace OF
Europe, and, while ostensibly there is no desire
for war by any Power, there are indications that
the general drift il warlike rather than peace.
iul. News Of the ratification has not had the
effect to relieve the general apprehension.
New YORK, March IS.
A World Washington special says the Tariff
bill will be reported to the House on Wednes
day or Thursday. The Objectionable features
have been removed, and the Committee think
the bill will pass. Chairman Wood thinks the
bill will increase the revenues
The Worlds Washington special hints that
the President, having only six partizans in the
Senate, is becoming anxious as to the future OF
the Republicans. He has talked with Republi.
can Senators more freely of late, and has shown
more disposition to see things as they are
News from all the leading cities is to the eff
feet that st. Patrick's Day was observed by the
Irish people with unusual enthusiasm.
The Commercial Advertiser says the Nevada
Bank is expected to open an office here on the
LIST o. May The managers have taken the suite
Of offices in Wall street lately occupied by the
Merchants Bank of Canada heavy business
in exchange and gold will probably follow this
Important addition to New York's banking cap
ital.
Worlds Toronto dispacht says a riot is i'm
minent if O'Donovan kossa attempts to speak
as advertised. 1t is certain that he will be at
acked. The authorities are making prepare
tions.
WASHINGTON March 49,
In the House, to-day, Springer moved to sus
pend the rules and pass the bill authorizing the
coinage of silver on the same terms as the coin
age of gold, without expense to the holder OF
bullion, and also authorizing the issue of coi1
certificates on deposits of silver bullion simila,
to those now authorized on deposits of GOLD
| bullion. On viva voce VOTE the ayes were il
| decided minority, but before the vote by ayes
| and hayes could be taken the hour of adjourn
ment arrived.
NEW ORLEANS, March 18.
In the case Of the State vs.. Thomas @. Ander
son, on appeal for new trial. the supreme
Court reversed the verdict of the Jury, and
ordered the prisoner to be released.
| VICTORIA, March 10.
The Cariboo Quartz Company have reached
| rock that assays an average of 500 to the ton
great impetus has been given to business by
the recent gold quartz discoveries. Building
| is being actively prosecuted, and the town real
estate is in active request at advanced rates.
| SAN FRANCISCO, March 10.
The anti-spring Valley Water meeting, held
at Platt's Hall Saturday night, proved failure
Dennis Kearney and his followers took posses
sion of the gathering and crowded out all Others
VINO desired to participate in the deliberations
The meeting called on Kearney to act as Presi
dent, and he finally mounted the stand amid
| the widest confusion. Many boisterous SC mes
We're enacted and the asssmblage after a time
dispersed without accomplishing anything
Dr. Samuel Duncan, young physician, com
mitted suicide last evening in the Office of Dr.
| q. A. Richat. He was but "a years of age and
nau ulaue several lneUeCCudl euOTub 10 staTC lnCC
business, the latest being in a country town
| whence he returned to this city. Latterly ht
has been drinking heavily and was considerably
under the influence of liquor yesterday. HI
entered the Office with friend and requested
him to lie on the sofa, saying he was going to
| take nap on the bed. In moment he placed
| derringer to his right temple and fired falling
| back on the bed and died in about three hours
The st, Patrick's procession was much lesi
imposing in numbers and conn osition than OF
many previous occasions, and occupied but hal
an hour in passing given point The Ancien
Order of Hibernans was the principal feature
turning out very strong. The military displa,
was creditable, and the corps of marshals an,
aids, mounted, presented a brilliant appearance
The city government was represented by Mayo
Bryant and number of officials. The city pre-
sents gala appearance in honor of Ireland