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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-16
RAILRosD LINES.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING; Fvxr,-r
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1878.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY

| 181tVUoR1 H4kIII IHAIN DAILY,
NO. l-S:30 a.. NJ, leaves Richmond; arrive. =,
Bnrkeyile 11;02 A. NJ. T,,ne
Vile 1872 r. NJ. Grennst,orn,
5:15 z. ~. Salisbury 7:3Sp
NJ. and Charlotte 942 p. N
No. 2-6:]7 A. NJ, leaves Charlotte; arrives =,
Salisbury 500 A. n. Greens.
bore 1882 4. NJ, DanyiIis
1887 2. b., Burkeyjlie sn7
Z. H.. aud Richmond 7:4J PW
THRoUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY u :
No. 3--11:15 p. h.. leaves Richmond: arrives .,
.s4ssa Burkeyille 2:02 A. NJ Dan
Vile 8:17 A. b., Grcenborn,
1925 A. b.. Salisbury lO:3a 4
d., aud Charlotte 1910 r III :.
No. 4-3:45 +. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arrives ~
Salisbury $50 p. 81, Greens.
boro' sos p. b., Danyilie
&.! 1910 P. H.. Burkeyi!le 3:Il
a. NJ, aud Richmond sos 4
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"A RICHMOND. FRED1G Sc POTOMAC II h. so.
UFFTCE ALTfcRET AGEsI. s.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. dc.

lie YALE, NEN ihNu' Of' 1ih1hh ,1he' %
REAL ESTATE, LENDING OR
INVESTING MONEY,
being specially with us, owners Of real estate will
save time and money, and oftentmcs yexatious law
SUITS by entrustlng such business to our agency and
capitalists lending money through us get the benefit
of our experience Of ten years in the selection Of
curities and preparation Of deeds, securing the
money loaned free Of charge, while the borrowers
Interest will always be protected.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioucers,
in l4.cod1m Ills Main street.
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EOR RENT, STORE with dwelling@ s
II above, no. 1 49, situated on the south sidela1
Of Broad between First and Second streets: APP
ply to GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

0S Thursday last whea our 6rst
 issue was being sstruek of, 2 Mr.
 Barnes. of the firm of Kerr X Iylnes,
 entered che office evi lentiy carrying
 something, and followed by 2 process sion of wide awake citizens, and af-
 ter spreading 9 sheet of paper on the floor and putting hss hat upon t he
 opened his 9andoraaa box. which was
 quickly followea by the P5pping of corks from bottles bearing the in- press Sparkling Catawba" aosI Yankee Doodle's bird of universal freedom roosting on North America < eoat-of-arms. UpoE.sbq glasses be- ing filed and hpping eSer Barnes aita the rest # us drank to the ARIZONA SILVER BELT, its success and effect of its moral teachings upon suffering humanity now hanging on the firing of civilization, md in order that there might be no niscOnception as to the sincerity of the pledge, Barne's sug gestion to elinch it by several bump ela of the sparkling fluid vas acted upon, after which cigars and a gen eral chat regarding the future of Globe district was in order Saeh an evidence of good feeling for the success of 9ur enterprise will net be without it's effect. Commeneing the publication of newspaper in an h. dian country is facing fearful odds but the odds we are happy to say, appear to be growing, sensibly less and smaller by degrees since NC have seen through the bottom of D glass the warm sIde of our eirizens, who with one accord seem to smIe upon our undertaking.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09


 4 noble red man of the masculine gender, who s'grubs' at the San Carlos Indian agency, and whose in- quisitiyeness, like the lamented Paul Pry's, cOaxed hin to the slaughter pen where beef were being killed for the parpose of putting more belly on the outside boarders at the agency placed himself in range of the leaden messengers of death, just to hear them whistle, was struck by one ia the thigh { a flesh weund winch caused him to cavort around aud doubtless wonder if t ms done on purpose.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09
ConstabIe's sals

By virtue Of an executlon issued out of Justice's G urt for Ora Town ship. Pinal County, Territory of Ari- zoDa and 10 me direeled, wherein ] am commanded fo make the s0m of Two hundred and sfkfy-two dollars and segeBty-iYe gents debt, end the <nIther sum Of Ss75 costs togethSr with the accrning cosis. wherein Kerr & Barnes are plaintiffs and ]. F. Clinton is def,n6ant
 l have levied upoa ail the right, title and intercst 0f tbe said , F. ClIhiou in and to the MosIToR mlne situated in Globe District, Pinal G0uoty, Territory of AHzona.
 Notice Is hereby glyeH that on Thursday, tAe 30tb day of Nay. 1878. At 0'eloek F M Of that day in front of the Post 0illce, at Globe Ci.s, Pi nal county, Afiz sha Territory 1 will expose for sale ct public aucfioa, a lbe saW directs. all the night. title and ntegest of he said ) CIinaoa in sad te the above described premises
 Dated at Globe City, Arizona May 9sh, 1878
 A. 6 PENDEETON,
 Constable
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

AGENT HART. Mr. Dessauer and E P Ferry arrived from the San Carlos Indiaa agency on Monday. The nyo foFner gentlemen returned to San Carlos the following day. Mir. Ferry visited Mineral creek district.
 Messrs. Bremen, IIaskin and Scott, also vent to the same district. The mines there are reputed valuable and are attracting hltenti0n
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

0s the 9th another rich strike m a drift vas made on fhe Stonevall Jackson mine Our informant rep resented 1t as ssWay up, in chlorid, and when asked if t would pay g., 900 per ton he replied more, but did not say how much. He left the i'm pression on our mind that there vas a large body of 1t and solid. 4 shipment Of this and native silver viii shortly be made by the StOnewaIl company to San Francisco, which will not be less than $50 900, and most probably will far exceed that sum.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

WE notice with pleasure, as We think every other good citizen will the arrival of one of McNel 6 Ur- ban's Fire and Burglar Proof Safes of large size for Mr. Webster. who proposes to utilize it not only for his own but for others uses. This we belleve is the only Safe in the dis trict and is therefore very much need el for the safe deposit of money Bullion and Valuable papers, which VIII be receved by Mr. Webster on terms. Ne also observed that the teams shich brought the safe delivered to Mr. Webster i variety of much needed articles, among which were Honey Sardinss, Oysters, Pick les, Chow Chow, Canned Fruits and Meats, Cigars, Liquors, Ccdhsh. Picked Salmon, California Butter, etc. 4 lot of splendid Saddles, Hats, in Straw, Panama and Wool, Min ing Tools, etc, which added to his already large stock make his estab- lishment one of the most extensive and complete in the Territory.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

E. L. B. Goodwin has hung out his shingIe, notifying every one and their intimate friends that for a con sideration, be will lead them through the Iabyrinths of the law.--zJudge 4. (. Swift also, proposes to do the same thing, Is a Notary Public and gives special attention to mining claims.--GH Oury also advertises himself as son of Themis, and that his office is IT Florence. They pledge themselves, that in cases where they are interested, to do thelr level est to induce the daughter of Celus and Terra, to hold the scale of Justice on an even beam.-Dr B. c. Thatcher late surgeon T. s. Navy, will take great pleasure in cutting of 8 leg or probing a bullet wound ,-E O'Ken- nedy Of Globe City, and Thomas P Gilmore of McMilhnYille, Assayers can tell to 3 minute particle, how much silver there is in a ton of ore, and never trip as to the amount.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

RHoBARDs, Rinehard < krEin, owuers of the Deedie silver loae have sufficiently developed ig to know that they have "a good thing. The mine is a fssure vein and shows q uniform three feet breadth of metal which averages three hundred ounces per ton. 4 spaY streak7 of eight inches yields 2 much larger sum. It IS ID granite.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

Panonize Fred Wesmeyer, he does business on the square; he can't help 1t for the reason that his Sab 5ath school lessons took root, frncti- fed. bios o ,ed and rpened with his years-and when his light of life is snufed out goodness and he will fll one common sepnlchre.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

+. Redanan of the firm of Red i 6 Wiley, resuned froa Eureka ings with forty-seyen fattwo year
 cattle for this market, ID Tues
 last.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

l.. J Webster has on exhl5iuon at his store Bars No 6 and E weighing 13S pounds of bulllon from the MI- am m.il coapany. also a specimen of Miner < Wnson's Silver Era ore geightsg 35 pounds, the ehipplngs from which assayed 426l.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

Two iniles hest tof the Miami Asill is d gold lole. o9nei by Lidolph < Dempsey They have sunk upon the vein forty feet. are arrastarlng and making It pay Yesterday they sold s209 worth Q kold bulbon to Messrs. SlWyock & Ifiss
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

Iris an absolIte pleasure buy
 ods of Shryeck $ Hise. They sp everything, not for themAve t for the accommodation 2 the ade and consequently have theuIf Id of 1t.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

The RI Capitan. near the toll-road !, belonging to Meek, Lowe, and An .lerSon, has given returns from 2 working test oF AT ounces to the ton. The shaft is thirty hye feet deep, IS 4 Assure vein and shows six feet between wall-rocks.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

ox 6 McNelly have the only I'd table m Globe, besides hay everything else lD a liquld form adden the appetite and please the
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

Jerry Barton the ''nnissionap
 rrected the morals of Jesus, a Ai- can. Jesus, after the affair, looR and felt as uncomfortable as II had been run through earding n
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09
rcceiyes fine lot of
 which will sell at
Yanagenen.
5 parsed the in-

# Peter Tonpkins sn the 6eor- 1eaeoelx and Tellfais mines.
 mines are situated near Put toll-gate at Summit.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

Jean < Jerry $ saloon is hlth eom- rtabse and cosy to which attach
 a barber-shep and baP-room- cir establishment is oneot the ees where people most do PngFe- "a
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

OS Sunday evening last in front of Molrill, Kellner < Co.'S. store, Albert Rhobard discharged a pistol in the direction of rock on the ground, the 5all glanced and pass ing through the leg of Wm. New mans pantaloons penetrated the thigh of A. B. Saxe, making 3 painful though aot dangerous Hesh wound The woundedma was carried Io Mrs. Hebbers s where be nov is in charge Of Dr. Thatchef Ihis should be a lesson to those who carry firearms and discharge them 'just for fan'' where persons are liable ttl be kiled oT greatly injured.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

NE acknowledge the receipt of two ,autiiul specimens of silver bear ig ore from the Mayaower al d Hid sn Treasure mines, the prop erty of
 R. Epley < Go. The form CT spe men is sala to assay s8, 900 lnd the tier S2, 900 per ton.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

TIE Silver Era mine, the P opert1 Miner 6 Watson { a recei t dis yery has been sunk upon to ths pth of twenty SIX feet. p shaIs t that distance alone produe cd s 0-tweIve tons of ore whis sh was rked in TidwelPs mill ana gavs % per ten Ths propriete 'rs ia- Il sinking one hundrea feet befoYs E1.ng
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

wants Fred siedler < ,ildren cry fu it.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

Judge Swsee Justice of the Peace, Notary Public. and Commissioner of Deeds, will always De found at bis Office at the Pioneer News Depot. Those fayoring him with business may rely upon its being dispatched without unnecessary delay.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

line perfum.ery at the Sore if
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09
'''''7'7 '-

Logging !50 cents. q. 1ne Iinal Hotel.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

min it is raarttd will
 be at Norl way
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

he village blacksmith e satisfaction.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

srain has arrived from
 wtth assorid meaehan-
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

,x Messrs. $ ock < a s04 ounce silver
 need at the } mill
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

on, er Engineer s. Dey Mineral
 found sudge sva-
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

Val IS ID apt 0y
 fa a larqe-ee .aent ot
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09
lnts iNC At-

N ls store IS ,ds wlh they sell
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-09

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-31
LATEST LOCAL.

A LADY's gold watcn is awaiting lden-
tifioation at the Chiefs ONCE.
IN the Curtis burglary case Assistant
Prosecutor Irwin commenced his argu-
ment to the jury at noon.
FRED W. HAssMAN made an assign
ment in favor OF his creditors, TO David
M. Hyman. Bond, $25 010.
SINCE the time of Officer KunkePs
murder the number OF burglariss re-
ported has been remarkably small.
A MAN named Warner D!mmick while
shoveung snow from the roof of the
house, No. 470 John street, fell through o
skyliYht this morning, and was instant
ly killed.
W. H. TURNER, farmer from Cler-
mont County, was attacked Oh Sixth
street last night by two highwaymen,
who relieved him Of SIS in silver and
then fed. Turner's cries Of alright
brought Officer Sewers and Vogt 10 the
scent, who gave chase to The men
through an alley between Elm and Race
streets. Vugt soon blaz4d away at one
with his revolver and brought him TO q
halt, but the other escaped. The prls.
oner, who was slightly wounded in the
hip, gave his name as Alexander Regap,
living at 149 West Sixth street. lie will
be tried February 7.
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PHILIP WATSON.

He will Hang in the Courtyard.
Philip Watson, the colored man who
murdered his wife by Draining her, will
expiate his crime on the scatrold to-mor-
row afternoon.
The time has not yet been fixed by
Sheriff Lowe, who is to perform The Ut
pleasant duty, with the assistance of
Jailer Schwartz, of Newport.
The scuiiold is now ready, and this
evening will be placed in the southeast
ern portion OF the Courtyard, where
the execution will take place.
Father Brandt and II, &. Gray, ESQ,
the attorney Of Watson, called on the
latter this morning. He told them that
he was peniteht and sorry for his crime.
He hoped forgiveness from Heaven,
and expresses d willingness to die.
he did not sleep last night, and wants
| to see nobody.
He complained about his being pes
tered by newspaper men and persons
who come to see him merely through
curiosity. His appetite failed him this
| morning and he ate nothing. The Light
Guard and police force will attend the
execution.
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The first Associate Membsrs' c0ucer1
Of the season was given at MeIOaeoA
Hall last night. In spite of the weather
the nall was packed by a most fashiOna-
BILE and musiC-loving audience. Tia
concert was decided success, and
spoke volumes f0r the Harmonic, woiea
will always hold its own as our leading
musical society. The second conesrs
will be given Thursday evening, Febru-
airy 7, when the following excellent prO-
gramms will be rendereA:
/. Chorus-Kink Witlars Drinking fIora
:........... .....................Ha .Hastae
2 Duet-Flow Gently Deva a.............PaEs
Messrs. Thompson and Bcrgstein.
3. Chorus Of Vinc-dressers-PrO -PrOmetncus-. Lisza
solo Quartette: Messrs. Thompson, AbbatA
W art cid and Cochran.
4. NioioncollO Soio-a. Larghe to-. 7. Nartliaa
b Gav0tte. Padie ii Martiui
Mr. Relmer.
S. Solo-Ihe Wanuerer. er...................Fes Feses
Mr. Geo. d. NewhalL
6. Chorus-Song OF the Rhine. 49,. .KNcxcs
Soloists: Messrs. thompson and Bergstcaa.
Mr. e. Hartley Thompson.
5. Song-LotoS Flower. .SchuNAoR
Double QuarUctte: Messrs. Thompson, Hurm
Abbott, +. Leo, " arfeld. Cooper, CocACaa
and Nichols.
9. Yioloncello Solo-a. Prelude. A Cereil,
b. Romanze. II. Engcia
MIR. Reimer
| 10. Chorus-a Love and Wlne....
b. Wanderer's Song. MendclssShs
Solo Quartette: MesSrS, Thompson, Abkbtt
NeWhall and Cochran.
| IL. Solo-LepOrel.O Aria-Don Giovauni
MI Carl Dergstein.
| IL. ChoruS-Weimar Folk Song ..,...,.,. Liesl
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life-saving service, introduced by Hon.
s. 8. Cox. Mr.. Cox made an argument
in favor Of the bill, and several amend
ments being offered the bill went over
tor further discussion. One OF the
amendments directs the President TO
assign a navy officer as Inspector to the
East Life-saVing District, who shall re-
ceive the same pay and emoluments 10
which he is entitled when ON shore duty
Another amendment increases the num-
Der OF stations from twenty-five, as pro-
posed by Mr.. Cox, to thirty, and author
ICES the Secretary and Treasury when
ever, in his opinion, 1t may become nee.
essary for the proper administration OF
the Iile-saving service and the protec-
| tion OF The public property at stations,
| to appoint District superintendent ior
| The coast OF the Gulf Of Mexico, and
also a keeper for each one OF tue sta
tions.
WOman,s Suffrage.
| Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker, OF New
| YorS, yesterday argued before the
House Judiciary Committee in favor ol
woman's suffrage.
| Our Currency.
| The Comptroller Of Currency reports
| the additional amount OF circulation is
sued during the month of January to DC
$1,041, 600. The total amount issued
since the passage OF the act OF January
| IA, 1875, S41, Ill ,970 The total amount 0I
llegal-tenderenotes received to date un'
der the act Of January IA, 1877, is $32. S29,
576; amount received during the prcsen
mouth, $3.50, ,3S2; leaving the amount O
llegal-tendeI notes outstanding on FEB
ruary !, $349, 1904 Amount Of Nation
al Bank notes outstanding on FEBRUARY
| M. haF
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Third Edition
THE LATEST
VERY LATEST WAR NEWS.
RumOrs That Peace Negotiations Have
Failed.

kational Associated Press 10 the Star.
LONDON, Jan. 31.-It is rumored from
Rotterdam that the peace negotiations
have been broken off, that the Turks will
resist to the last extremity, and that
foreign ambassadors are taking meas
ures tor the protection Of Christians.
No credence is placed in the rumor.
ANOTHER WAR MRErING.
LONDON, Jan. 3l.-Another large meet
Ing was neld at The Guild Hall to-day at
which the Lord Mayor OF London and
Governor Of the Bank of Eng land were
present. 1t was unanimously resolved
| to support tha Government, and severe
| ly denouncing Mr. Gladstone,
NO ARMlSTICE YET.
LONDON, Jau. 3l.-Ihe Government
announced in Parliament this afternoon
| that advices had been received from
| Constantinople, stating that the armis-
tioe had not yet been signed and that
| the r lssian advance toward the Turk
ish Capital continued. Lord Derby re.
fused to state under what circumstances
the British fleet might 60 to teustanti-
| nOple.
The telegraph wires between Gallipoli
and Constantinople have been cut.
| RUSSIA CONClLIATES AUSTRIA.
| LONDON, Jan. 3l.-A dispatch from
! Vienna states that Russia has sent a
conciliatory answer to Austria, in reply
to the protest or the latter against Rus
sia, concluding Il separate peace on the
conditions OF the existing treaty obli-
cations.
| 1t is understood that Austria accepts
Russia's reply as a guarantee that Aus
tria's interests will not be affected.
A CONFERENCE.
1t is stated as probable that confer
ence OF the European Powers will bt
Immediately assembled.
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that Gallipoli has surrendered TO the
Russians.

LnAb NdlApVl u0S puAiShAoAe0 w SAS
Russians.
WAR AND PEACE MEETINGS.
Demonstrations by the war ana peace
parties were held to- lay at the Cannon
street Hotel, in this city, and number
of speeches we're made by the advocates
OF the two parties. The war party pre-
dominates. A banner was displayed by
the war party on which was inscribed,
"DOwn with the traitor Gladstone"
The Turks were loudly cheered.
GREAT ACTIVITY.
LONDON, Jan. 31.-Ihele is great &C.
tiVity throughout all the Engltsh dock
yards and arsenals, and warlIke prepa-
rations are noticeable Oh all sides.
NOTHING FROM THE PEACE NEGoTIA-
TIONS.
A dispatch from COnstantinoule says
the armistce is still unsigned and the
Russians are advancing. Tie Porte has
repeatedly telegraphed to the Turkish
Peace Plenipotentiaries, but without OBJ
tanning any reply.
A USTRIA WARNS RUssIA-HER INTEN-
TIONs
A dispatch from Vienna says Austria
has distinctly warned Russia that she
Will not recognize separate peace con-
ditions, as they are opposed to the
| treaties.
| LONDON, Jan. 3l.-The Central News
SAYS lha! Austria has declined TO COM
nit herself to joint proceeding with
England, unless she is previously as
sured that the British Ministry is safe
against assaults OF the opposition, which
mig nt leave Austria isolated at later
| stage, and that the Ministry intend,
pending the vote, to furnish the requl-
site guaranty. II the Ministry obtain
large majority, very important Euro
pean combination will appear.
THE SINKING OF A TURKISH STEAMER
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 3l.-fhe com
mander oil the Russian steamer COnstan'
tine reports that he left Sebastopol tor 9
cruise on the 22d inst. He approached
Batoum on the 26tn, where there were
iseven Turkish vessels. The Constan-
tine sent whitehead torpedo against /
screw steamer which was Oh guard out.
side, and sunk her Immediately. The
crew were all drowned. The Constan
tine returned to Sebastopol.
Mr. GLADSTONES VIEWS.
| LONDON, Jan. 3l.-Mr. Gladstone, il
accepting an address from the Liberia
A ss0ciation at Oxford, said he consid
, cred the sending OF the feet into the
Dardaneles as an act OF war and
breach OF neutrality. The vote OF sll
encouragement 10 prol0ng the war. II
feared that The vote would be carried b.
the failure OF the Irish members to Op
pose it, though he hoped for Ireland
huDur, those who had themselves bee
struggiins for fleedCm would respec
and sympath.ze with the struggles 0
others. 1t rested with the country tC
> say whether it would incur the burde
Of this vote and encourage Turkey t
: perseVere in pr0longns a cruel an
bloody struggle, watch has alread
. brought her well nigh to destruction.
France.
, ,GoNE TO SECURE PILLAGED VESSEL
\ LONDON, Jan. 3l.-A uispatcn iro
Marseliles says tue U tied Slale
, steamer GetIys burg has LETT Gtulette It
! rabarcazl, a small isiandln the NJ ed
= terranean, near AIcant", Spain, for th
purpose OF seou, ing Ffencn Yesst
which had been ship"recked and pi
lsged.
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CANDIDATES FOR A GROWN.

The Vienna cores pondent oil the Bsc-
liner TGg-sblatt states that toe nuMbor
of caudIuatvs Tor the Bulgarian throne
of the future has been lately further ir-
creased. According to report, which
the writer gives for what it is wSrto,
without vOuchln2 for its accuracy, the
Archduke John Salvador has been ss-
lected, among others, to govern the Hs-
Grated Bu!garlans.
This young kinsman Of the Austrian
imperial house brought himself sons-
what prominently before the world
about two years ago, by publishing -
pamphlet containing sentiments ex-
tremely friendly toward Russia, but tas
reverse of friendly toward Germany. An
a punishment Tor his indiscretl0D, he
was banished Into Galicia, but has
since become again recunciied with the
court at Vienna, and now it is cOn&-
deutly stated that his candidateship fSc
the throne OF Buigsria-which, however,
has, it may be remarked, yet to be es-
tablished-- will be prom tied by several
extremely iuhuential persOuaEes IN Tho
Austrian capital by every means in
their power.