Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23

The Methodist Church in Gold HUI
va. comfortably allied last evening with
an audience which represented the culture
and intelligence Of the own Tho assem-
blags Was called together by the announce
men, Of a lecture by the Rev. A. Q. uillies
OF Virginia. on tho "Iiusso-rurkish war
and II. Causes" On the platform was .
large map, representing not only tho seat
Of the war. but all that portion Of Europe
and Asia which 10 indirectly interested In
The re.ul, Of the conflict. or the people Of
which have had any agency In bringing
about the great struggle. The first part
Of the reverend gentleman's lecture was
| devoted Ia this map. and served ~ an In
| troiuctory TO the historical essay which
| Mr.. Giilics afterward read. Starting from
| New York he took his audience with him
across the Atlantic and passed the straits
| OF Gibraltar, into the Mediterranean. the
| great objective point. - u would seem. OF
Russia's ambition. The various points OF
interest and outlets Of this great see we're
located. and their importance In . com.
mcrcial and naval point Of view explained.
ANCIENT
In this introduction some Of the curious
names which sound 80 strangely 10 Ameri-
can ears were traced back 10 their deriva-
tons and their origin explained. Our
space il too limited to permit Of mention
Ing all. but the B~csphorous. which 10 90
often inc. win ~ m.ts ~ ,ns -con,.c,.
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mora takes its name from the Island OF
Marmora, where excellent marble - i"unu;
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susx. HAM. AND
Th... ri.er.ble r~cprobates shem, Ham.
- 80. - ..,o,ii,y IN Mr..
ana 'Ap"''" WV. ~ !, ~.
Gillics, the originAi cause VI III h's
turmoil In Europe. The sons OF Shem and
~. .,u ,., on .o,,h bec.nse of the
G".... n,n,n,.,n.. thew were cut OF
~. 49,, Lv ,hs c.sni,n .ea. anil 40
.r,o" o ".n .nJ .on,hv,.t inter.
nsy ~, In.',,n;n,,,.I .nd eventually
%.' -. ~. Tr.,,.,. Tina de.e,ni.
oe.s" ia.. $50, ..,.,.hJ from
ah's y, ..pnes" nosh.,, narthvara and
ene,' o'v'n 49, m, ,hs FORMER ths
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aohamincuAns y. x. 80, a.. I,s-
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SLAMS OF ouAy- ~ M"s, fr,rors AMI
Shri,nAh ,ei's''" rr y as1s ,ha o,;g,n.l.
NoI'ne'n nsa 80 wbo h.ye
mn W ~ -.sntn,is.. and who have
i.,.ix I'm ,,y,vrJ In solving Tai. great
Eastern question.
TIM -srrrLrxESr or BULGARIA..
I'll, l~,c,nr,r now proceeded TO describe
,hs. settlement OF bulgaria and servia By the
sel.ye.. Thu settler. came originally from
IL. v,,,. anil c.,l,i ,hsms.lve. Vol.
'' '"' $3.50.
gariahs. Tue ' nv. ...Sn.I,v
being p~rononner'i siNe' 'ney s.saa'
became Known W u g. r.,
AMI their territory was eAi"u Me' ~.
Bulgaria. They were 'ae sne'.'yas" y,
prcs"nt Ens'ians' AMI aescenusn@ ~
Japbeth. Ttty were Latuy en-'ssu'
race. and buiIt up powe,In' s"u P.usp-'
Gus SclAslc nat'on' bulgaria 'ne'.,o,.'
by right 81 original possession. hAs s'wA!s
been claimed by hussiA - oe.ons,ns ~
her, and The desire 70 fvssin 800.
country and Absorb u I'd .no ~. .nh;,,on
Empire. u a. oIu ~ hus ~. -
itself. Tho LAs'ern ques'Du . ~ o..
centuries, NOT one ., a.';o snsssyss,
tne nrs' '.no ~ s...,a-. 10, vhicb thew
b.v, an long yearned, and for the first time
have some prospect OF gaining The oolec'
OF their ambition
u h0l'."
The speaker ue'c''oeu '"'
the rurA. ,n'o huroi"' Hn' Nv.
picture o' 'ho opp'0 -
In bulgaria The religion o' INC iai
made all fusion Of the conquerors and the
.o,,prrcJ inuo,-ible. To the Mohamme-
Ian . Christian |. a dog, with no further
nae In ihe world than 10 minister 70 his
eomtort. The tst,. imposed upon the
Unitarian. were, until lately. Of two
sinJ. . money ,ributs. and . children tar.
rrhs IN. ~ ,hs Christian, were taken from
III, n.r.n,. anil enli,ted A Jsnissaries,
hronyI,, nm in The NohAmmedan faith,
mi ,,incs,,,l 10 hi against their fathers
and thn. keep down tho spirit Of rebellion.
Tns J.nshter. we're taken and brought up
"A ehambcrmaiis for the palaces Of the
sultan. and shahs. Thus the children
we're he'll. 40 10 sneak, a. hostages for the
good behavior OF the parents. and good
bensviour eons's'eu n..nia, ~ .ha niti.
les Turks.
,o..,,r ,r,r. mr. rrxxyY.
III 800 ~.. :, nation with greater
,~u-.,h1;,,.. ,h,, Turkey when .he nrst
,n,o no,sr. Her .rm. were
.s,a.,".. ,,d .hs cams. near .ubiuiux
"e'o''o' y -,
all Europe. by pursuing = ios~''ns P"f
lev Of moderation with her conquered
subjects, by mingling with them instead
Of setting them apart As . separate and