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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-13
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The American Flat Toll Rosd-
Tho sum OF $3.50 Appropriated
fer she Purpose Of fuisinE
Flagstaff ON Mount Davidson.


Tho Board Of County Commissioners
met at the Clerks Office in the Court
house. Virginia City. at l o'clock this
afternoon. Present-Commissioners W.
b. s~hepperd. L. II. Torp. L. 7. Fox d.
+. Hazeltine and Z. Nye.
County Clerk Mcfarland, County Audi.
tor Nichol and Assistant District Attorney
birmingham were also present.
c. Derby presented a petition setting
forth the fact that he Is and for q long time
has been the owner Of the American Flat
Toll.road, q part Of which Is In Storey
county and 4 part In 0rmsby county /; that
tho original franchise Of the road expired
several years ago that Q lease OF the road
for the term Of fivo years was granted to
the petitioner, which lease will expire on
Nav 20; that during the time petitioner
has had control Of the road he has kept IL
IN good repair and Ia willing to do the
same in the future on condition that he
receive n lease for the same. wherefore tho
petitioner asked that o lease for the term
Of 1--we years DO granted him ct tbs nom.
inal rental Of M dollar.
Commissioner Torp offered o resolution
10 the effect that the petition 10 granted
and that q lease be drawn In accordance
with the provisions therein set forth.
Commissioner Hazeltine said that 80 far
As his experience reached. tho road had
been Dadly kept ior lnv pass nv y'a,s'
and he was not IN favor oi ehphu'"s 'uo
lease.
COMMISSIONS FOX sAiu 'nAt ho nsu oeon
compelled to pay for the repair OF 'no rosu
several n that a. . generai RUE ne
was In favor OF toll roads, put NO was NOT
In favor Of paying toll u having 70 Keep
the road In order. lie saiu maj II inc
company did not assume controi OF the
branch leading on from tho 'esey mousse
he was not In favor OF granting the lease.
Commissioner Nye SAID no was Wiling
TO do whatever was right.
Chairman %Shepperd said thero were
provisions OF law to compei tho lessee 70
Keep the road In order.
Tho Board decided 10 make the road e.
tend from the Bullion mine 70 tue county
line and that the branch leading IRON uhe
Nesey House DO included In the lease
Tho Chairman was authorized TO sign the
lease on behalf Of tho Board.
Andy Peasley, on behalf OF the members
| Of the old Eagle Engine Company No. >,
appeared and asked that tho Board appro-
| pirate sufficient money 10 put q flagstaff on
Mount Davidson, lie thought $3.50 would
cover the entire expense for q galvanized
iron pole GO feet above tho ground and Is
inches in diameter.
Commissioner Torp moved that $500 DO
allowed for the purpose indicated.
Mr. HemmpnWav Of tho committee, said
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VIRGINIA. CrrY. May IS, 1878. = Z. d.
Holmes, Esq.. Secretary Savage Mining
Company-Dear Sir The water stands to-
day 22T feet below the 2l00 level. We
have done during the past week the fol-
lowing work /: Cutting out the station on
the 2i00 level commenced on the 9Th In.
slant, and started the crosscut east from
this point, which has been advanced far
enough to permit the use OF Burleigh
drills, which are now in operation. In
tend 10 prosecute this work with all posi-
BILE dispatch. The crosscut west from the
1000 level has been advanced ~ feet. In
favorsbly-looking country. mixed with
birdseye porphyry. The donkey engine.
removed IRON the Joint Gould 4 Curry
winre on the 1000 level. has been set up
on the 1000 level winze. and We will COM
mence 10 repair the Wine and start work
on the 2lO0 level at once. The repairs TO
the 1000 level bob-pit have been com.
pleted and the new bob will be put In
place during the coming week. We arc
still engaged In repairing and retimbering
the incline. and We will soon have over
hauled II from top to bottom, placing II In
frst-rate order.
M. q. GILLETTE. Stunt.
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pIplR's OPERA HOUSE. VIRGINIA.
areat G OF "s~srasoGs."
militant society Play ftrss
Pessstasion OF "Agues" This
EveatwE.

piper's Opera House was crowded last
T-..a.. "a, .,.o Ia, evening
SATURDAY '''"h -
The attraction upon both OCCASIONS was
Saratoga" which is Acknowledged to be
,,. ~, .o.,o,v ,l,v ever produced in
"0 r....imoro ,,,,n,
America. Inc cast on'P''''' y 49,
than has for a long time been seen upon
any stage In Virginia City. The leading
.h.,..,e, lol.,,, sackett. 4. assumed by
- a.y~u ma. -, ,or lave.
'anAs N'N" - - :,
making keeps him IN q perpe'uAi s'a" W
hot watery uneasiness, which his
Irregular friend Jack Benedict
Lewis Morrisonl In no way tends
10 relieve. For condensed check
and concealed "gaul commend ns to
Bob sackett. He can preyaricats faster
and easier than any member Of Fred.
Hart's famous .sSazerac Lying Club.
His emotion NJ beholding the shawl which
once Adorned the shoulders Of his dear old
aunt |, truly touching, and his prc-crip-
,ion Tor the cure Of beantiful Young ladies
~ho have tainted. will be accepted by all
he gentlemen who are so fortunate As 10
- ni.c.I i'm n similar position, T.. =.
N..C.x a. Para y.nIerpool. made the hit
Of ihe evening and wa. the most popular
.,Ismsn Viii The audience. while 4. N.
.,.on' I'm the pleasing eharact u %
roe,..'sk Augustus Carter, was the most
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-13

NEw MEDICAL A~i.LiANCL.-Dr. W. ID.
Taylor. recently from the East, has become
associated with DR.. Kirby. and tomorrow
will m officiating as resident part
ner In Gold Hill. DR.. Taylor Is q graduate
Of Bellevue Hospital, New York, has had
extensive experience as an army surgeon,
and comes very highly accredited from tho
East. lie will prove a valuable accession
TO the medical and surgical fraternity OF
this section. The professional carl OF
Drs. Kirby 4 Taylor may be seen In an.
other column.
DIED or Ills INJURIES. William Johns,
who was hurt by the giraffe in the Justice
mine on the 9th day Of April. died
Yesterday. Deceased was q native OF
Cornwall, England, aged thirty.threc years,
and q member Of tho Gold Hill Miners
Union. The funeral took place at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon from his lato resi-
dencc on American Flat.
ODp FLLLows.-Thc following named
gentlemen we're elected IN the evening Of
the Sd instant by the Dayton Lodge, No.
o, I. O. o. L., as representatives TO the
Grand Lodge that meets Ia Virginia City
during the first part Of next mouth; l..
Lamb, l.. l.. Crockett. II. q. Leavitt, J..
ID. Sims j.. \. Dallas, J. l.. Robinson and
J. II. Shaw.
Fo~noERr.-A forged cheek for $l,7S3
was discovered by tho clerks In tho vir-
ginia agency Of the Nevada Bank last Fri.
day. W. G. Riorden, formerly q promising
young man Of Virginia City, has been
arrested and charged with the crime.
Mordeir Is now In San Francisco. and will
probably be brought back TO the Comstock
for trial.
DRAIN wAsnoE LARE.-Thero 10 some
talk Of draining washoe Lake-a task
easily accomplished-and thus adding six
square miles Of good agricultural land to
Washoe Valley. The lake is now OF no use
10 any q G
L. KossMAs. convicted Of brutally beat
ing q little girl. was this morning SEN
fenced by Judge Moses. In Virginia City,
to sixty-six days in the County Jail.
Tux members Of Liberty Volunteer
Hose Company No. I have o fine young
fox, which will 10 kept until the 9Th OF
July as an ornament for the hose cart.
The game Of base ball in Virginia yes
terday between the Typographers aud Teie-
grspiers, resulted In . victory for the
printers. the score standing 20 to 10.
TnE Yale time lock was placed on tho
safe in the Office Of County Treasurer
Smith last Saturday. That gentleman
sleeps more soundly than Of yorc.
ABour $50 men, working in the Call.
fornia mine. go down the 0phir shaft, and
the dressing room at tho latter place has
been enlarged.
QunE q number Of men were added to
the working force Of the bonanza mines
Immediately after Superintendent Fairs
return.
THERE was q slight shower Of rain In
Virginia City last Saturday forenoon.
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A special from Bucharest reports the
Russians - forming an entrenched camp
at Turkschari.
Peasants In RoumAniAn Bessarsbia have
ceased to pay taxes to the Roumanian OIL.
cials and the country 10 practically taken
over by tho Russians.
A Vienna correspondent Of tho Times
says there seems TO be . growing impress
sion that II Count Schouvaloff makes II
clear that the differences between England
and Russia arc not ir~rcconcilable, the latter
will withdraw hor opposition to the do.
msnd Of England that the whole treaty 10
placed before o Congress. A TSes b.
Petersburg correspondent confirms this,
but says II 10 felt there that II 10 no use
making any concession unless o reasonable
chance offers that war may BE- avoided.
The Porte Frisht~ned Into Evscu-
asinE she ~forsresses.
LONDON. May 13.-Special CONSTANT.
noplo kilograms state that In consequence
Of the pcremptory demand Of Gen. Todle-
ben for the surrender Of tho fortresses.
accompanied by threat TO occupy Con.
stantinopls. the Cabinet Council have de-
cid.d N o~v,cu,,e ali THAR fortres~s.
- ,--.,- N.
bhumla nrst. then varna. . insuy "a
toum. The decision was taken rAtner sue.
denly upon . report OF osman rA,nn tna'
resist tho occupation OF Constantinople. A
Tine. correspondent at Constantinople
says; AS usual tne palace "a smi'.sn
with terror, ready 70 ocdo Anytnlng " .no
hussians wou,d ~ m n.,.mn,or,I,
noPi1' uen TO-, .aloi,I. aTs,ay
urse1 ,ne evseuaVn, ous va.s .r.ror.
" ~, o,'A ~. III. -. .-.,iovsS .nd
ienaereaj lug 10. r,om,.sd AZ nv IN.
she hus'iAns hA,e III. ~ i5,,.n-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-13
Per W. II. PATTON.
oPuIR.

VIRGINIA. CRY. May n, 1s7s.-Colonel
@. L.. Weller, President Ophir Mining
Company-Dear Sir: The main incline
|. now sunk and timbered 50 feet below
the 2OO1 station. having been sunk u feet
during the past week. Tho rock passed
through continues hard blasting, with
some water.
ON the 1000 level the east drift from the
main incline has teen advanced "a feet;
total length. $50 feet. The material passed
through is dry. hard blasting ~porphyry.
The excavation for the ore and waste
chutes connecting with the incline IL
being sunk.
ON the 1900 level the winze has been
sunk and timbered below this level 81
feet, having been advanced 10 feet during
the past week. The ore passed through
and now in the bottom IL OF good quality.
The west wall extends into The Wine two
feet ON the west side. The fiow Of water
has slightly increased and retards pro-
gress.
Tho Joint California east crosscut on
our southern boundary has been extended
II feet total length, 81 feet. Tho rock
continues hard blasting porphyry. When
nc feet more are run q joint Wine will be
sunk to tho level below for the ventilation
Of that level.
Good progress Is being made In the work
Of repairing the crushed portion OF the
main shaft. All other work 10 progress
ing as favorably a. we can desire.
The heat in the mine has increased since
the shutting down Of tho Consolidated
Virginia shaft for repairs, 1t being an up
cast shaft.
JAMES q. Fam, supt.
n.r ~ m pArrp<
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EUROPE.
The Porte Frightened by
the Russians.
sHuMLA, vARHA, AND sArouM
TO Be EVACUATED.
General Todleben to Retire
to Adrianople.
THE MUsSULMAS INSTRUCTION
SPREADING WESTWARD.
ESPECIAL Dr,Arcurs TO rHs GOLD Hnl
DALI Nxws.l
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GOLD Hnl
DALI Nxws.l
Ths Eastern Quessioa.

The Eastern Question.
This news from Eastern Europe Of yes.
terday Is Of tho utmost importance In It's
bearings on tho Russian position. Gen.
Todleben has succeeded In thoroughly
frightening the Sultan, with the aid OF
Osman Pasha, and orders have boon given
for the immediate evacuation Of Shumls,
varna and Batoum by the Turkish ssrri-
sons. and the transfer Of these important
fortresses to the Russians. II 10 said that
Osman PashA. who Is thoroughly Russian
In sentiment. cautioned the Sultan that
no could not successfully defend Constsn-
tinoplo with the army at his command.
and advised him earnestly 70 savo his capi.
tai city from tho pollution Of tho Chris.
tian dogs, by giving mp TO them the fort.
ressos. and the weak and vacillating Sultan
yielded to his influence. Gen. Todleben.
In the meantime, offered 10 withdraw 70
Adrianople with his troops 90 soon as the
transfer Of tho fortrssses was accomplished
and tho work Of evacuation begins to-day.
The effect OF this new and totally unex.
pectcd movement Of the Turks 10 10 ms
teriAlly strenthen tho hold Of Russia on
Bulgaria and Armenia. and mako her
much better prepared TO cope with Eng.
land on land than she has hitherto been.
The possession OF these fortressos will, In
all probability. render her more indepen.
dent In tone than ever. and the negotia-
tions between the two Powers will become
moro complicated and difficult. Great
Britain. too. will begin TO lose hope Of any
alliance with Turkey. since this movement
indicates that tho Sultan has determined
either on Joining Russia In tho struggle or
on maintaining . strict neutrality, IS the
price Of saving Constantlnoplo from de-
struction and removing the battlefield far
from tho gates Of his beloved city. The
evacuation OF these fortresses Is tho most
important event which has occurred since
the signing Of the famous San Stefano
treaty Oh tho third Of March. and II will
have a great influence upon the future
bearing Of both England and Russia. II
will probably make tho n moro cautious
In her advances toward war ; II will GER
tainly render the other more arrogant In
maintaining her position.
Count Schouyaloff will lay his message
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CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA..

v,pntx,. CRY. Nav m. ls7s.-A. w.
u.,sn' secr.,.rv Con.olidated Virginia
Min, c-omnsny- Near sir. Tina main
NJ, r.. I'm ratmherea from , noint sO
,.". 49, a. at,h %.,.,,on e0 fs., ana 1,
nv -. 80 ~, .,.,,on Tha nsees..rv
~ .,c. aoy ,sn -" ~. ~. m,ns 80,
Ptsto'n''" u' "A ~ WY
Narn' ,o,.,,ou Al. ,ooo ,ov.i
rue sN,.aecon ~ : ~.
uhIousn ana 1o 'a u, "
'"y nnaa y, s,Iss-in, am, -,.,iuhsr,n,
\. ~ ,%ai,s,s cennsctin, With ,hc
Go,IJ .na Curry ON The ESQ level ia being
uouia anu '""'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-13

q N Asher. J G Corey, J y Sweeney.
n Z Muzzy, T MeGuiggan. J McDermoit.
VIM Bell. John Cox and wife. J Gordon,
W + Prescott, J ID Roberts. fJose, Ed
Murray. u Quill Rev | W II West. Mrs VI
Mccain. Mrs ID " Sands and two daugh-
tiers. Mr.. N Cox. snyder. Miss "A
Bowls. Jas Duffy Jr, J " Emerson. Mrs NJ
Monk. Mrs N johnson. Miss " J Massey.
G Holman. q W l,eymon, Mrs Herne. II
Gallagher. Miss Leahy.
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A REMARKABLE RESULT.

10 MAKES no difference how many physicians
or how much medicine you have tried. II Is now
an establas shed fact that German syrup Ia the
only remedy which has given complete 'ati:fae-
tion IN feyere cssrs OF una Diseases. lt,is
ars prsdisposed tn Throat and Lung Affections.
Consumption, nemorrhages, Asthma, Severe
Colds settled on the breast. Pneumonia, Whoop'
ing Cough, etc, who have M personal knowl-
edge Of Boschee's 0erman syrup. To such we
vould say that 50. 0eo dozen were sold last year
without one complaint. GonsnmI lives. try Just
cue bottle. Regular size. 10 cents. sold by all
druggists Ia America. alt row
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-13
JULIA CONSOLIDATED.

VIRGINIA CIry, May II, ls7s.-A. Noel.
Secretary Of the Julia Mining Company
Dear Sir During the week ending this date
work In the drifts aud crosscuts on the 1000
level has been suspended on account Of
the heavy dow Of water encountered on
Monday, the 9Th instant. As our main
line Of pumps In the incline was not COM
pleted, the water has given us consider
sblo trouble. We are. however. holding
Il with . donkey pump placed on the 1000
level and lifting Il to the 1900 level. Tho
amount Of water coming into the 1000
level IL from 10 to IS gallons per minute.
Our main line Of pumps will DO com.
pleted In four or five days, when we will
make short work Of the water. Work
continues on the 1900 level and tho usual
Roadway Ia being made.
FRANK N. TmAyER. Supt.
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n. @. GILLETTE, Supt.
HILL.

Coin Hill. Nay II, ls7s.-w. Z. Dean.
Secretary Silver Hill Mining Company.
Dear Sir: During the week just ended
the main incline has been sunk l6 feet.
On the 800 level the main east drift was
advanced % feet through ground requiring
careful timbering. The flow OF water from
this drift continues quite strong. The
station at this level 10 now about half I'm.
ished. On the 800 level the north lateral
drift has been extended ~ feet. The last
10 feet Of this drift has been In very OK.
cellent formation. numerous bunches and
spots Of fine ore being shown. and much
more quartz OF Q better character than my
heretofore encountered in the mine. We
have run the south crosscut IL feet, At
which point II was turned to = nearly
s~outherly direction, following q strong,
vein Of quartz. which 10 looking well and
improving o. drifted upon. II 10 now IN
81 feet on this new course, making ID feet
run In tho week. Everything above Is
working we'll. We lowered the pump GOV
feet May 9th.
N. G. HLLyEn. Supt.
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Arrivals Yesterday Msrs,nx.

Jos II Douglas. John Mailman, Joseph
BramAn. p J Langan, c Dake, J NJ De
Laveager. J V Do Lsveager, Jesus De La
veager. W shaw. ID Maggie, V l. orndorfi.
J Waters. J II Waters. c Bell. Geo Young.
Miss T. Thompson. = u Mott, Judge Geo
Turner. J ID TreadwAy. Miss l. sheyer.
Miss I, sheycr. Miss N Cay, Mrs John
Tbomas, II $ Patterson. Mrs Levy and two
ch.,dren. Miss Diamond. Mrs Thomas.
Miss d c Gerlaeh. Mrs l. Armstrong. ID J
Bowling, J Monson. ET Pettengili. q a
Dowet. Mrs sanderson, y d Howell, Mrs
SmallmAn and maid. ID Heagerty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-13

AssEs.srsr.-An assessment Of 81 per
share is levied by the Alta Silver Mining
Company, delinquent on the 18th OF June
neIt. See Official notice In III advertising
columns to-day.
IT has been noted by a close observer
that when stocks are down the attendance
81 The churches 10 larger than when the
market u booming:
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cREpulIn pERsoHIHrp.
The Piuses and Their Belief In y
Strange prescriptions.

The Pluto Indians have all the supersti.
ton common to their race, together with
more credulity than Is generally found in
tho native Americans. Their relations
with the whites have been for so long 9
time Of apesceful nature, that they have
ceased to look with distrust upon their
pale-iaeed brothers. Such. at least. Is the
case In medical matters. A strange fact
may DO cited In this connection. by some
means, the ~untutored savagc has been
brought to believe that the sex OF Q child
may be fixed at will by its parents before
is birth. Indeed, this Is still an open
question with scientists. but the NEWS
does not wish TO enter into the discussion
1t this time. With tho Indians. this be-
lief has been reduced TO 4 settled convic-
ton. They arc also unanimous upon the
necessary specific for accomplishing the
desired object. At n drug store
ON tho Comstock are kept lit
tie glass bottles. each containing
. small amount Of cologne and . peculiar
figure representing a baby. These lima.
ges are supposed by our unimprovcd red
men 70 have . powerful effect In doterm'
lining the sex Of the prospective infant.
The bottles are purchased by the bucks
for fifty cents = piece. and during the
time that the squaw Is ~e"csisie she Is given
esch day . drop Of the iluid contained In
tho bottle. II . son IL desired. . bottle
containing . figure which looks like Q boy
Ia chosen. while the reverse 10 the case II .
daughter Is wanted TO help In the menisl
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NJ A Kennedy. = T swift. J ID Roberts.
A T. Hill, u = Laekey, William woodburn.
II Weston. s Martin. John T. Lonegan. &
Flurshuiz. ID Quill. J Householder, IA
Ingraham. J 4 Co-ey, J T wo%rthineton.
T. A Mcdonald. ID T. MeCrimin. Miss
Caldwell. J l. Armstrong. T. Constner and
family. q X Davidson and wife. A Aretta
and wife. Mrs c Martin, Mrs II Lufkin.
p Langan. Miss II Langan. T. Brady.
J N Emerson. Mrs Fitzpatrick. Miss
Stewart.
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HELcuIR.

Coin HILL, Nay IL. 1878. = James
Newland-. Esq-Secretary Belcher Min
ing Company-Dear Sir The north in.
cline has now attained q depth OF IL feet
below the $3.50 level. having been sunk II
feet during the week. Crosscutting east
from the 23c0 station will be commenced
during the coming week. The south drift
from the main east drift on the 2lc0 lerel
h. In 2ii feet. having made ~ feet during
The pas, week. The face Of this drift still
continues In quartz Of . good quality.
The vinze from tho 1900 level 10 down II
feet. Everything about the mine 10 run
ming smoothly. s- s...
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Examination OF she Men who shot
~ Emperor william.

49,
Ex"minasion OF inc msn VIM INV"
~ Emperor wiii'sm.
BERLIN, Nay i2.-At tho Official exam
%ips,ion Of Hoedel. the prisoner stated that
..,,.a ., Ta,n,,. .nd ho,, In
no was = hA"'o VI Ae'p.'s'sA
1857. He denied that he bred at the In
peror. He affirmed that he WAS without
-, .,a ,n,.n,od a. .hoot b,m,.if npb.
"''A' wv N'.N-m
licly' TO snow inc ricn 'ne Prc'eh. 'ouu
ZION OF INC peop'e. nv M '"A' Nv
ono ~ n'a'oI' ,nu sOa. Nv "..s ".a,,..
."' o' ~" -. NJ
"V I'll. -. s,....,..a
,hom ~ momsnt oi ,bssneo Of mind.
The prisoner was In possession Of several
socialistic and democratic writings. tick.
cts Of membership Of seysral beInn 90,
ciSi In, oni n'a "u TT. dac,.rsJ that he
s,i"naod ~ No nsrtv lint Vas An ,rcheist.
,he nnsm, N ali noiitic.i partiss and the
"resent condition Of ~society and public
,ns,j,r,io,s. n further resnlted from the
;n."s,iss,ion ,h.t Eosdsi formerly held
snc;.iis,ic msetine, near Leiprig. Tho
o,har ,=ri.oner kr,eoer. ,ppears Juno.
cent and n h reported. has been libers.
tel We wa. srre.ted because he sndeay.
orad ,o nrotect Uoedel spsinst the ~sssaults
M tbo ercited crowds,
Tcleer,ms co~nprstulsting the Emperor
nm bis e,capo have arrived from all
tho German princea and European SOW
sreipns. TODAY ho received the royal
fsmiiy. Tho Ministry and Field Msrvbsls,
WHO cana IN copvraiulate him,
-
The INITIATION Ia Easterm Enrop
BELGRADE, May l2.-Ten thousand re-
eruit. for tho Seryisp army, drawn by
- A.. s.,v,., ,na Nsv
eo"'e''p"'" 'o~ Wv !.
Servian provinces, have arrived ~ the
drilling stations, and arc being prepared
., ,o,n ,h.,r battalion. In Inns.
WIN. a." a ri. -..
ut. PErEhsbuho' may A'-ins ny'ne'
Rs..c states that although II yesterday OBJ
served that Il was impossible 10 know the
~proposals OF which Count ~Schouvaloff was
The bearer, II stands TO reason that they
mu.t refer 10 tho only two solutions Of
which the present question admits. name
ly The Acknowledgement and partition OF
the Ottoman Empire, or . combination
assuring the vitality Of Turkey and the
complete Independence OF the Christian
population from Turkish rule while leav-
Inc them tributary 10 the Ports. The
Jsene, claims that the latter solution
would be advantageous for Turkey. and 10
the only wise ono practicable ct present.
LONDON. May IA vienna CORES
pendent Of the ;Siandard assers .nat nus'
sia has informed ,he powers OF nsI inten.
ton 70 c1uain. mem ". Tnse " nu'
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