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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
Distrtss Court.

The following business was transacted
in the District Court this morning;
Michael Hawley. 4 native Of Ireland.
aged 40 years. admitted To citizenship.
James Henley. n native Of Ireland.
admitted TO citizenship.
Osburn W. Perasich-Motion to mod.
ify complaint dismissed ON motion oi
plaintiff.
Bolen vs.. Bolen-Contiuued till Sep
TENDER 9th.
Estate OF Joseph Merlin. deceased
J.. z. Zoya appointed executor without
bonds. -.
Mary Lsary vs.. James L~eary-Trisl
OF cause. Plaintiff restrained from
selling property.
Court adjourned ill II 4. n. o mor'
row.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
Les Of . spanish war steamer.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l9.-The bark
Carlo has arrived with 1853 officers and
the crew Of the Spanish frisate Pizaro.
foundsred at Sci. The Pizaro was
homsward bound. She left st. Georges
Bermuda. on the 9th instant. for Fayal.
and sprang q leak during q hurricane on
the 9th instant. The water rose rapidly
and put out the fires. The vessel was
kept afioat for two daysby bailing. when
she was sighted by the bark. Her crew
was completely exhausted. Her crew
came Of In boats at 7 4. NJ, but did not
reach the bark until 4 p. ~, when they
were In such an exhausted condition
that they had to be hoistsd on board,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
OREGON.
Two Editors shootinE ~ short
Raoge-rerribis Accident % .
widow Lady.

Two Editors shootnE ~ short
Rapge-rerribis Accident 70 .
widow Lady.
PORTLAND, Sept. ia shooting af.
fray occurred this afternoon at the cor.
ner Of Stark and First streets. between
A. G. Mcdonald. manager Of the Etsn.
ing telegram. and T. X. Mercer. cor.
nected with the Daily Bee. A few days
ago an article appeared in the Bee re.
flecting very severely On Mcdonald and
his family. Mercer and Mcdonald met
on the street this afternoon. when the
latter asked the former u he was 70.
sponsible for the offensive article. Mer.
Ger replied that he was. Some harsh
language wa INDUCED In by both par.
ties, When Mercer, who was standing
with his hand In his pocket,
started to draw his pistol. Nc.
Donald observing the movement
threw his arms around Mercer
to prevent him from using the weapon.
A struggle ensued. when both men fell,
Mcdonald on top. Mercer rose quickly
to his feet and fred four shots In rapid
succession at Mcdonald. who was still
on his hands and knees. Mercer then
started to run. when Mcdonald drew o
pistol and fred four shots at him. none
Of which took effect. McDonald's In
juries are considered very dangerous
and slender hopes are entertained OF his
recovery. Mercer was arrested and
lodged in Jail to await the result Of Nc
Donald's injuries. The affair OCCASION
ed intense excitement.
A terrible accident occurred this morn.
ing at junction City. A widow named
Pitney, we'll known In that section, wal
fatally injured while passing around the
main shaft In ]. A. Busnell's warehouse.
Her shawl caught in the rapidly rsvolv-
ing cylinder and whirled her round with
frightful velocity. brushing and mang.
ling the poor woman In . terrible man
ner before she could be released. Her
injuries were sickening and she sur
viysd but o few minutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
Cost Of Collecting the Revenue.

AS eo
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-A statement
has been prepared inthf Treasury Dc.
psrtmsnt, made up from the monthly
reports Of the Collectors Of Customs, Tor
the year ending June 20, 1873, showing
receipts aud expenses in each collection
district, and the number OF persons EN-.
ploysd. Following nre the aggregates
shown by said statements. viz. I: Total
amount OF duties collected In coin.
$l2s. S2S. 7Gi. Aggregate receipts from
all sources in coin and currency, Sl32,.
02i.409. Total cost Of collection
throughout the United States. $685..
1877. Total number OF persons en-
ployed. 1856 4; average percentage OF
cost Of collection, 4 lilo per cent. The
cost OF collecting the revenue during
1877 was 90. 256. 6l4. The cost Of col.
lecting tho revenue In 1878 was 30. 525,-
7s7. showing a saving in 1878 Of $780,.
S26,
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THE opHIR.
a Look as she New discovery, %
Feet on she stope Of the hsin
Inclins Below the 2loe Level.

-
BY invitation Of Colonel Fair. ct /
o'clock this afternoon. In company with
Dan DeQuills. Of ths Enterprise. George
Marshall. Of the Chronicle, and Captain
Sam. T. Curtis, Superintendent Of the
Justice, We had the pleasure Of an
inspection OF the quartz discovery
at the bottom OF the main incline OF the
0phir mine. The incline Is now down
96 feet below the 2l00 level. the hard
block porphyry showing NO part.
cular change until We reached to
within about eighteen feet Of the
bottom. At that point o complete trans.
formation OF the ground takes place.
The hard porphyry Is cut square of by
q heavy clay slip. following which. acts
In Q species Of soft green stone filled
with short. chopped seams. many OF
which are flled with clay and quartz OF
q healthy. lively look. This character
Of ground continues downward some
eighteen feet. the size and strength
Of the quartz and clay seams
gradually increasing until at the
time Of our visit the indications for
striking q solid vein OF quartz In q very
few feet more were OF the most favorable
character.
The rock In which the quartz makes
IL O soft greensboro. and the heaviest Of
the clay seams have o strong trend TO
the southeast In the upper portion OF
the incline. being nearly perpendicular.
aud ut the bottom having the
appearance Of soon assuming the
regular Comstock dip TO the east
ward. The whole formation, porphyry.
quartz aud clay seams. could not be
more accurately described to those who
have seen and examined the first discov-
cry Of quartz in the Sierra Nevada. than
to say that this in the 0phir 10 identi.
cally the same In it, every feature.
Two OF the stubs OF drill holes In the
bottom OF the incline. show almost
solid quartz and low grade ore
The entire formation il OF the
kindliest character and all indications
must fail II the bottom OF the incline
does not soon penetrate into ore. From
Colonel Curtis. who started the
incline. We learn that the original
clay wall OF the ledge passed 10 the west
Of the incline some distance above the
1900 level. and II now begins TO look m
u tho main ore vein was about to
be apain encountered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
nisi.s property sold.

The following deeds were fled in the
Office OF County Recorder Nichol to-day
Miles Ennis TO II. T. Drodek, 500 feet
Of the Hidden Treasure Mining claim,
formerly known as the Montezuma
claim. Consideration. 81.
Miles Ennis to s. Lipman. 900 feet Of
the Hidden Treasure Mining claim.
formerly known as the Montezuma
claim. Consideration, 81.
II. T. Brodek and 5. Lipman to u.
b. Mitchell, 500 feet OF the Hidden
Treasure Mining claim. formerly known
as the Montezuma claim. Consider
alton, 81. -,
by the above IL will be seen that Il.
d. Mitchell Is now the sole proprietor OF
the above described mining ground,
which is located hall q mile from the Z.
c. shaft. in Virginia Mining District
Storey county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
ASvsy.,. .s.,. a.s.,...

Z Gonzales. chAs Taylor. A ID Griffin.
VIM Casey. Jerry Schooling. J Corey.
W c swain. A Goodfellow. L Goldsiein, A
J Tyrreli. J Morris, Vim Hayes. p Cor
coran. J Dunn. Vim sheppard. q Meyer.
A Dunn. II Schiller. Mrs A X Dudley. W
) Collins and wife. Mrs II W Dragg. Miss
Ida Bragg. A Csheu. q II Folsom. W W
Palmer and daughter. Dr N Holmes. A
Allen. y Fitzgerald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
oambes,a'. Latest speech.

PARIS, September l9.-Gambstta's
speech at Romans contains the complete
political programme Of the Left, which
includes the dismissal OF anti. Repub-
licau iunctionsrics; the reorganization
Of the army. from which politics should
be excluded, but where the law must be
respected even by those In the highest
commands; the abolition Of the f~avorit.
ism now shown TO U~tramontanes. aud
the exclusion Of all citizens from the
priesthood until they have performed
military duty. Each point Of tho pro-
gramms was enthusiastically cheered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
AN uNDRNlARLR TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer. and 10 you lead Q mis-.
cradle, unsstisfaetory life In this beautiful
world. u 10 entirely your own fault and there ID
only one excuse for ~you-your unreasonable
prejudice and skeptiesm. which has KILLED
sense reasoning will soon show you that Gresn's
August Flower will cure you OF Liver Oom.
plaInt. Or Dyspepsia. with all its miserable
effects, such as alex headache. pslpitation Of
the heart, sour stomach, hAbltuaI eostiveness.
dizziness OF the head. nervous proetration. low
rririts. etc. Its sales now reach every tovnon
the Western C,ntinsnt. and not Q Druggist but
will tell you OF its wonderful cures. You can
buy q sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relisye you, ieiO COW n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
A CARD.

To al who are suffering from the srrou and
indiscrs,ions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc.. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you, rRIE OF cHAnor,
This great remedy vAs discovered By Q mission.
AIRY in south America. Send . self.addresssd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. iNkAH,
Station u, Dibls House, New York City.
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A CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was tina: OF the man John y. Herman.
dez. residing In Salt Lake City. Who vss d
deaths door with that terrible disesss haras.
mus the best medical aid had failed 70 stop
the progress OF the msiady, when twenty.thfce
bottles OF BRlsTOL's sARSAPARiLLA and
three phials Of nRlsroLs PILLS mads him .
we'll man, ly3o In
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REPORT.
nan Frasefseo Beard.
LAST

Last EVENING.
SSo ne1dow 'ai,ey. toe
ISL x Liy 'oN,o
2oo kurekA Con-, ~, tos'H
olo Jackson, 10. iss' 10 ioA
tVo uiia' JUG, DC
$50 Phsnix. 3s.a.
yio belmont, 1853
Soo hye faieh. DOC .oo
200 Jefferson no. III
iO3o De Frees. zoc
SO GRAND Prize, oa'os
2Ot5 Navajo, Ia, I %. itO
2iJO Argenta. ;. 29o, 81, 70 s'O' 3io
2l0 Northern Belle, iOS, IVA
2915 Hussey, 15c. 1Oc, Ijc
400 Leopard. Ia
$50 Manhattan. GU
$40 Hillside. 4 ,is,i
375 Highbridge.
470 Moloc. soc. $50
20 New Coso. SOC
1880 Bodis. Is, iss. isa
I35 Bechtsl. IL
80 MeCiinton. SOC. /
~ SILVER frife' luz "
90 Star, 1
2tlO. Tusearora, %
l550..Belie lsie. soc. DOC. SOe
G2O.Day. soc. DC
400 TiogA. 49,
9So summit
iOSo Buiser. IL, izs'iS
syhuleA's'
ioo aurora
io.o uooush.w. 10 NC 'Se
W or,en,AI. s,ini"
20 b~eiNiuete, iS,i$'
o,V champion, -
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wv si'tins psn' =. .a.
~ South bouis. 20. 'oo
zlto Booker. L. 70
aoo south stAnaAfu' 'oV' W.
iSto Mono. ~:
lZo Con; rseine' fo'is
3oO Leeis, ! ~
~
mo Golden Terra. 3.
800 Caledonia Black Hill.l, 4.
ooD silver Hin 4. 2 ~. %
$50 Challenge. / co. IL
i0O Occidental 4 IL.
ga RoeS Island. SOC
c.o Nsw yorL. . aIO
iI9s phil. Sheridan. 2..2a
eoo Wood,ills.
~ i.Jv w-..hinyton. n. 4 C {. ~
oi5 Ko..u,h, 25c, 35c, $50
400 lna.. sic al,
isIo ysiI.'F,ryo IOc a5c
40 wsrJ' 1 co
as0 seornion' ~. i2. ~
sSo Is,isth.n. zoe CSC
Ioo So,th Con. Virginia. 10
,yo Mo,nin, s,.r' tIIO
s.o -
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400 Sn,,n onhi, M ~
sIS i,sn,on ron az
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1000 soIii sil,sr' al AZ. AZ
ooo y, Toni. a.
s.y Venom, iGa II iss ic
"a c,ns J.css,
800 .ass.I- -. IN -
TINS hohsiso'
1855 ophir. 90. G2S 63. G5s. Gan
40iO Mexican. GJ, G2s, ca, GA 60 siO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
n. m. GALLUP.

o. n. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of oalifor.
mia, Gold Hill, hseps constantly on hand al
favoritc brands Of Imported C.ears. ohoics bit
cigar, eli kinds OF chewing tobacco. meef.
schaum pipes, nuts, candies. nns cutlery. and
toys and iApcy goods Of all kinds. APIS N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
rnR PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef uneIcelisd In Storey
county. 20 10 Thomas Hsiron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace BALLOON. No. Z North O strest,
Virginia CITY. Fresh oystsrs 81 all hour IN
svefy style. Forty miners always on hand q
night. For tasty, homo style OF cooking. and
the best and fresl est Of eli that the mASksts
aford. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try n. apL1 n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
The chine.e Ems.ssy.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l9,-Ths Chinese
Embassy has arrived and are quartsrsd
at Twentieth and J streets. Soon after
presentation to the President. the chief
ambassador with q portion Of those 10.
c~ompanying him. will 60 for Q time to
Spain and Peru. to organize Chimes
diplomatic service In those countries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
ssrees Qsetasisss.
i,r tn. WESTERN UNION IrsRA IrxlI

Ban FR,Scisco, sept. 2o.-2;io ?. n.
Mexican 7Os. Ophir 70k, California
H.. Bodie 20. Con. Virginia i5t. Hale
4 Norcro-s 1874. Yellow Jacket -. Best 4
Bslchsr 3ah. Union it7. Sierra Nevada
40. Julia IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20

The Russian authorities have In.
structed the Provincial Government OF
bulgaria TO summon all male inhabi.
tants between the ages Of 20 and "a to
form . territorial army Of Atty baitalions
Of infantry and seventy squsdrons Of
cavalry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
MEDICAL

This great cure. for Rhsumatism. Neuralgia
and al Pains, Burns. Besids, Colds. and al
aches and palms that people and families suffer
with, 10 really q wonder sld . success. ].
Jones. Jr, sells u at Gold Hill. jei3 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20

MicuAKL FASSIso hiss located q lot OF
ground on Washington street. Virginia
City, for building purposes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
the PLAQUE IN THE SOUTH.
THE DlsEAsE CERTAINLY ABAT.
ING IN MEMPHIS.

ING IN MEMPHIS.
Total Deaths 60 Date In New Or.
leans, 2,299 - The Citisens OF
Canton, nis,issippi, Require NO
Further Aid.
CArRo, Sept. ia telegram from
Hickman, Kentucky, gives more favor.
able reports. -Four new cases for twenty.
four hours to this morning. No deaths.
NEw ORLEANS. Sept. l9.-Deaths, 90;
cases reported. 1876; prior to the 10th
instant. 1874.
BAroS RouoE, Sept. l9.-Dsaths, 3;
cases. 81.
MEMPHIS, Sept. l9.-sinco yesterday
noon there have been 81 deaths report.
cd. Among the new cases reported this
morning are DIR. T. II. Force Of Hot
Springs, Arkansas. and DIR. Luppo Of
Los Angeles, California. DIR. Hiram
Psarce Of Cincinnati. Ohio. died last
.vsn;n, A,,o,,a, c.,.,., IrL. +
virgin VINO n"u oeeh con'"'ese'hB 'of
several days, took a relapse yesterday
and Is quite III to-day.
c,xrox Mia. SAINT Io-Ip ;us,;c.
~ ,Vp
W our nan '''euu'' ''o NUMEROUS W
mention, all over our beloved land. We
issue this circular 10 notify them that
vo are no longer In need OF provisions
or money from the North, East, South
AID West. Money and provisions have
flowed In, and from the b%ountiiul supply
We are enabled TO say TO you that every
want il supplied. To our brethren all
over the country We extend the hand OF
brotherly love and friendship. We will
never be able 10 repay YOU, but we can
pray Almighty God to shield you from
Inc n that we have suffered. The
fever Ia abstinp. and we have but few
cases to-day TO report. We hope for u
favorable change.
q. W. THOMAS,
President Howard Association.
s. G. DguSE,
Chairman Relief Committee.
- o..,.w,.. "a \.
NV os1 "a, osp'. ~.
noeoet sI1 Ou i IN IN .hs
BOARD Oh msai'n, are mo-" seh WIN ms
isver. lne ,olhne, imp.'''ns'
S ~'ss WI. 20" ~, ..
n,oo " 60 49, H.
tSksn soA 'oa' on a,s;.ss Ito, =,
nnv"i me- "'nI ~,
30 ,o 'no not n.,,ns .anouay
anu 'nre"' ta oe. w. =,
rom noon ~or. NJ 80 Eases oo, y.
when ~ wore prior 70 ano 'u a"oS
the new snses arc uep's1 noos, WIZ
brown hna JONES "nu % '"ns'' ''
grspn opefs.oI. IN r,... ..
aionIts oeP'e ~ WI
TWO ialnu cases, mas'ns 'e'e"'es"' AH'
aho.ner case IN sspv,se "a Fan,
ushNApA, ,.P, O
deaths occurred 70 day' ~
aiohoAN eii,, La , W. -,
Fever increasing; nine deaths anu seven
new cases 'n' '"S' % Th.
ithhf' aiiss., oep'ehiocr H,iu'
FEVER Is mnch worse since W sie'eai'
lett; three deaths u lou new cases
MEMPHIS, sept ~. mere N no
doubt OF the abatement OF the disease IN
this city. but 1t IL Tor want OF material
The official report oil the Board OF nealth
for the past t~wsnty.four hours, ending
at O p. NJ, shows q death list OF w. Inc
medical corps OF the board OF iiea,ln TO-
port l30 new cases. Among the deaths
The daily gazette., 1878-02-25
Shernnm's Views on Silver.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 24.-In conversa-
ton to-day with Allison, who had
charge Of the Silver bill in the Senate,
Secretary Sherman said, very decidedly,
toat he should carry out the provis-
sions of the bill when it became law,
and wovld be ready to begin coming
at once. Without saying so, Sherman
limited that he regarded the bill as Of
ferlng an important means by which
metallic resumption could be secured.
Allison thinks that this cannot be- done
by boarding silver, but by paying it
out, and then accommodating what is
paid in for duties. His conversation
with Sherman leads him to believe
that thirty millions will be coined this
year.
Sleep is absolutely necessary for health
and nothing SO etfectually robs one OF
sleep as does crying baby. Use DR..
Balfs baby syrup to ease its pain and the
baby Will be quiet and allow all TO sleep
well. Price 20 cents bottle.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-25
Review of CoIoredTronns

CHARLEsToN,S. g., Feb. z3.-Two reg
iments OF the National Guard, q colored
volunteer organization, We're to day re-
viewed by Governor Hampton. The
display was the finest the colored troops
haye ever made in Charleston, all the
companies appearing with full ranks,
well armed and equipped and Handsome
ly uniformed. Several colored, bands
were i'll the column, and the field and
staff, as well as line officers, were all
colored. At the close of the review the
companies were massed IN front of the
City Hall, where Gov. Hampton address
ed them briefly, congratulating them on
the improvement in their organization
and efficiency during the last year, re.
mlndlng them of his pledge previous To
his election that the colored race should
enjoy full and equal rights under the law
with the whites, and calling upon them
as cltlZens to cO>operate with him in
carrying out his other pledges. The
speech was received with enthusiastic
cheering.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-25
FIFTH EDITION.
The Prenchers yTeetipg.

The regular weekly meeting of the
preachers of the NJ. Il. church, was held
this morning, in the Sunday school
room Of the st. Pauls church.. The OK
cercises were opened with prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Merritt. Rev j. b. Mann, then
occupied about half hour, speaking on
eternal punishment. He took for his
text the parable of the ten foolish Nir-
gins, and said if that parable taught that
men should be shut out of the Jewish
church, it meant nothing. If il taught
that men should be shut out of the Chris
tian church, it meant nothing. Humane
ly speaking the Holly Ghost, was obliged
TO keep the truth in the world. We are
now occupying the same church that
Abraham occupied. The doctrine that
there is no future punishment is only
taught by erratics, and erring persons.
He said that no church could grow that
did not preach future punishment, and
as an instance that this was so, he said
that one hundred years ago there was
one universal church i'll Phildadelphia,
now there are only two, while 5O0 or GOO
christian churches had sprung up around
them and why? because these churches
preached eternal punishment, and the
UNIVERSAL did not They might call him
ignorant, but they could not call the great
fathers of the church ignorant He
men believing these great truths, Were
either misled by the Holly Ghost, or had
died Martyrs to their faith.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Manns re-
marks, Rev. j. b. Quigg, brought up the
subject of forming a preachers aid socie'
| ty which after considerable discussion
both pro and con, was on motion lai
over until the next meeting, when MIR
Quigg, will submit plan, for such al
| organization.
The meeting was dismissed with the
benediction by Rev. +. b. Hunter.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-25
THIRD EDITION.
TIL E WAR:
VIRTUAL OBLITERATION OF TUR-
KEY IN EUROPE.
Russia Demands a War Indelm-
nifty which Turkey Cannot
A MOB ATTACKS A PEACE MEET
ING IN LONDON.

ING IN LONDON.
LONDON, Feb. 25, 1873.
A despath from Constantinople, Febru-
ary q, via Syra, gives the principal points
of the fresh conditions of peace demand-
ed by Russia. The despatch fully con-
firms the report from Vienna in Satur-
day's Times, forwarded yesterday mcrn-
ing, as to the proposed boundaries of the
new province OF Bulgaria, which will in
clude the country between the Danube
and the Balkans and portion of Roume-
LA between the Black Sea and Servia.
comprising Sofia and Phlllippopolis, the
greater part of Thrace aud Macedonia
and the whcle valley OF tAe Msritza eX-
cept Adrianople.
The conditions provide for an assemb-
ly of uotables to elect sovereign prince
for Bulgaria, whose nomination is to be
submitted for sanction to the Porte and
the European Powers; the Bulgarian
tribute to the Porte is to be equal in
amount to the net revenue OF the pro-
vince; a Russian commission is to super
intend the Bulgarian government for
two years, and $4,000 Russian troops are
to occupy the Principally during the
same period.
BULGARIAN PORTS.
Bulgaria is to have the ports of Rodos.
to and Kayalo. The Russians will hold
all their present positions until the in
demnlty is paid. The protocol of peace
will be signed on Monday at st. StefanC
and the Publications will be exchanged il
Constandnople ten days subsequently.
The conditions also require the cessior
of Podgoritza and Antivari, with othel
territory, to Montenegro, Russia to have
power TO cede the Dorbruscha to Rou
mama in exchange for Roumanian Bes
sarabia, cessions OF territory in Bosnia
and toward Nish 10 Servia.
The conditions also include prohibi
ton of passage through the Straits tC
men.cf-war except in isolated cases, alb
solute freedom of passage for merchants
men even in time OF war.
CRUSHING INDEMNITY.
The payment of an indemnity of four
teen hundred millions of roubles Isl, ,l2O,
100000 to cover which Turkey is &c
cede Batoum, Kars, BayaZid, Ardaham
and adjacent territory; Turkey also tc
pay forty million sterling tSl93 ,600, 900
IN bonds, the interest and sinking funC
ofwhlch are to be guaranteed Dy the
Bulgarian and Egyptian tributes, tn,
Anatonan revenue anu the Heraclei
mines; ten millions of roubles 81, 900, 900
to be paid Immediately to indemnify
Russian residents of Constantnople.
THE LAST STRAW.
Turkey is to reimburse Russian capita
invested in Turkish bonds; also 10 pay
for the maintenance of prisoners of wal
and the reopening of the Sulina moutt
OF the Danube.
FOUR IRoNcLADs WILL DO.
1t is now believed that Russia will &C
cept 1our ironclads instead of the si2
originally demanded.
RUSSIA MEANS WAR.
1t is conceded on every hand that i
those conditions be as reported they ma,
be taken as showing resolute determin
alton on Russia's part to force the issu
with England The terms asked cal
never be wholly granted by Tur rkey, an,
if they are insisted upon European peac
is no longer possible.