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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21
AN IMPORTANT DEPARTURE.

Among the departures wc notice our fashion.
able miiiinsr. Madame Loryea. This lady. b~ing
wide awake for the business. Ia going TO give
our fair ones . chance 10 beautify themselves at
very little cost. The Madame IL going TO remain
10 IAN Frsneisco permanently. for the purposs
Of obtaining sll the novelties ~ poon ~ they
arrive. She win ,pen IN establishment In ran
Frsneisco, where al the goods will be trimmed
for tails mnhst. This will enable her 30 pro-
duce the atest and the choicest styles. copied
frou the promenade. the thsat N the concert.
90 vsll - the church. aside from the French
styiss arriving. 10 will alec enable her 10 ssll
goods d Q little more than half the present
prices charged In Virginia City. New. goods
Will be received daily at her estsbllshment.
Orders Of all description. will DO satisfactorily
nlled. htsv goods Of all kinds cleaned and
pressed 10 look Ike new for hity cents = piecc.
The business will be In Charge of competent
and obllgine attendants. Madame Loryeas
Millinery Palace 10 pov located 81 No les south
o street, Virginia, where al are invited TO call
and zee the iow prices. felSN
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UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
PArRyirlD, Me-. April ~.

FAIRyiELD, Me-, April ~, 1884.
GsNrlRsHn-secing num-rous certificates In
the Maine Farmer endorsing the merits OF the
great Lung Remedy, wistar's Bal'am OF wild
Cherry. I am induced and it.ke great pleasure
In Giving publieiiy to he great cure u aoeom.
plisbed 10 my family In the year 1893; During
The Summer OF that year my son, Henry a.
Archer, now postmaster In this place. was At
tackled with splitting Of blood. couch. weshners
Of lungs and general debility, % much 20 that
our family physician declared him to have .
STATED consume ion." lie was under medical
treatment for . number OF months, but received
no Usn~nt from u A. length. from the ~r"licita.
ton OF hims-lf and Others, ] WAS induced "
purchase one bottle Of wistAr's BAlrsm o, Wild
Chsrry, which benefited him % much thst !
obtained smother. which IN . short time restored
him 20 his usual state OF health cfn safely
recommend this remedy 10 Others In like con-
dit,on, for 70 10. { think, all II purports 70 be
the great lung remedy for the times.
The above statement. gentlemen, IL my vol.
untary offering TO you In favor Of your balsan.
and IL Of your disposal. A. eve. .yours.
lei ANDREW ARCHER.
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In.v.,s.r~. s...s sv-.,.s.
plpEa's NEW OPERA HOUSE.
.. Cse~.Chsw +" the 0rsss Attraction
To-Ntghl

The musical extravaganza entitled Chow
Chow Was produced last evening by tho
Adah Richmond Comedy Company at Pr
per's New Opera House. Virginia City. IL
is one Of the..mos, ilaughAble compositions
ever placed upon the boards. IA Its name
would seem 10 indicate. II also has It's seri'
Gus portions. The singing Of the Sweet
by and by Was received with marked ap-
probation. IA Prince Pretty Pill. Miss
Richmond WAS simply gorgeous. The 9TH
or member. Of the company were fully mp
"a the excellent standard for which they
are 90 Justly noted. Following Is asynop-
sis Of scenery and incidents:
Act 4, Scene liking RAzman's Palace
in M~e.opotamia. Glory 10 Allah. the
King has signed. Connubial Niseries.
neebo sw-ar.-well no matter. A nice
young man. The King sells Meiora.
Conrad the Corsair takes ism his'n.
Tho Fairy Goimamma. General confu-
sion, ending In . "walk around"
scene 2.-The Gardens In the Palace.
All hands on q wild goose chAse. Beebo
Brazil and his men u war. The Fairy
Queen again. Terrific brosdsword CON-
bat, and . "sixtetto singing nursery
RHYMES"
scrne 3.-The Haunted Well and . view
of Lake Lovely. How . Fairy Queen takes
tea. Listen 10 the Mocking Bird" The
Prince falls In love. A vision OF beauty.
Ash mamma. Conrad steals . march. The
King catches cold. and tho Queen. her
long Lost son. A Trio invite all hands 10
svest cider.
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Others. Germany had no wish 70 cot q
arbiter In the pending conflict. All her
ambition was confined 10 the modest 90
cupation Of . broker who settled . bargain
between parties. Germany was on the
most friendly terms with Russia and Aus
tris. and had not . single interest except
friendly rivalry In trade antagonistic TO
England. This enables her TO mediate.
and abe does not intend 70 throw her
power into the balance. Tho three En-.
perors' alliance, which Ia based not on
written engagements but on personal gym
psthies, IL not strong enough 70 induce
any Of tho participants 10 saerihoe i'm.
portsnt national interests pour lee bedsx
year for another power. Only for German
interests and German Independence would
he advise tho Emperor 10 draw tho sword.
Doctor Hanall assured the Chancellor
Of the support Of advanced Liberals IL II
became necessary 10 protect Austrian In.
tsrests.
Herr wlndhorst gave . similar assuranos
for the U~ltrsmontanes.
Bismarck replied that an arbitsr's ONCE
wss the most thankless imaginable. Russia
found II 90 After 0lmutz. Prussia After
villa Franco, and Napoleon Ill. after
Sadowa. Al for tho advice OF the Poles
and Socialists, be thought the Polish peas-
sntry did not share the nobility's enmity
for the Russisns, and - for the Socialists.
thoy were hardly competent 70 discuss these
questions.
Tho Times, commenting on Bismarck's
speech, says II simply eliminates Germany
from the calculation, and the Issue rests
between Russia. Austria and England.
The New Peps's First Aess-
Boxx. Feb. 2i.-Pops Leo XIII. held
. congregation Of Cardinals to-day.
He announced that ~ encyclical 10
tho Catholic world would be dispatched
to-day. announcing his accession 10 the
PontIhcate. II has been decided that the
Pope shall not. for the present, leave the
Vatican. II IL said that tho Pope will
continue tho policy Of his predecessor.
The coronation OF Leo KILL, which will
be private. will take place In the Blstine
Chspel on Sunday next. There will be no
ceremony at b.. Johns. Te Deums will
be sung In tho churches tomorrow.
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CALIFORNIA
MILLINERY AND DRrssnAKISo. - Tn

MILLIxxRY n D~RrsshAKiSo. - Tue
ladies Of Gold Hill and Virginia City
should not fail TO read tho advertisement
Of new goods. OF Mrs. n. J. Wagner. the
popular milliner. 81 No. i3i South @
street. Virginia. Mrs. wagner's long OF.
p~erience In tho business In Gold Hill and
Virginia sminently ih her " Judge OF the
wants Of our people. and enables her 70
select lust such . character of goods -
every one IL most likely 10 need. and such
too - can DO sold 1t the most reasonable
prices. Give her . call.
DECIDEDLY CooL.-Dsn De guile tells
Of icicles out In Castle District go feet
long. That beats Gold Hill SO far a. iciclss
proper are concerned. but the strangssi
thing ever seen In this place or anywhere
wa seen yesterday morning 81 the yellow
Jacket hoisting works. When the engineer
took . look 81 tho escape pipe on top OF the
engine loom he thought 10 had grown ten
feet during tho night. He was mistaken
Tho solid truth Of the matter VA that the
stcam bad frozen - fast - IL escaped.
Rrorrxx.-A solemn requiem mass for
the rspose Of tho soul Of Pope Plus TX.
v.s celebrated In the Virginia Catholic
Church yesterday. The ceremonies wers
conductsd by Rev. Father MAnogue. a.
sisted BY Fathers Nulty. Sullivan hAsulrs
and Hsupts. The services were very I'M
prssaive.
IxuuxAx wRxrcuns.-A dock Of Wild
swans wa ssen on the Truckee river
near Reno recently. And o the heart
Ices punsters remark In . casual way tina
they are "going a-hunting way down upon
the swany river"
Ths committees appointed by tho Gold
Hill Niners' Union 70 go that NO fghtins
took place In the Justice and Alta mines
still retain THAR positions.
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street Qae,ssis.s.
10. tn. ws.rrns UNION rrrEaH.rW IIss.i

lsr rmr wssrtRs UNION TELEGRAPH LIss.l
BAN FRAScIsco. Feb. H-2:SO ?. y.
Best a Belcher. isS. lsa
Grand Prize. IAN. l2At
Hale 4 N~orcross, lO's
California. Is
Crown Point. 4 %
Con. Virginia, 22a
Tip Top. -
Ophir. IS
Argcnta. $50
Alta. 81. 81
California. 2sh b5, 2sS
Navajo. I 20. I %
Bullion. 81. 10
Justice, i0h
Silver Prize. i2r
Falcon. Ia, 30
Hussey. I IS. I 20. IL
Independence. 1 Is
Tuscarora. sc
Silver Prize, Sc. 90c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21
pIoutER POLITICIANS.
A. old Rsp.siisan Ticket Repro.
duced.

". II, virden Of Gold Hill has In hil
pssssssion . Republican ticket for the year
1858. Mr.. virden was . member Of the
First Constitutional Commission. and tho
instrument proposed BY this body VA
being acted upon BY the people 1t the
election for which the ticket In question
Was printed. "Ror the Constitution. Yes"
10 printed in red ink across the face Of the
ticket. The most Of the candidates were
elected. but q the adoption OF the Consti'
tuition was defeated. Il did not do them
any good. We give . transcript OF the
ticket
UNION STATE TICKET.
For Member Of Congress.
J. B. WINTERS, Of Lyon.
For Governor.
MN. MITCHELL. of,Storey.
For Lieutenant Governor.
u. q. THOMPSON. Of Humboldt.
For Attorney General,
II. q. woRrurSoroS. OF Lander.
For Supreme Court Judges.
]. b. HARMON. 'of Storey.
II. d. LARRowE. Of Lander.
y. NEsicx. Of EsmerAlda.
For Clerk Supreme Court,
ALrRrD HELM. Of Ormsby.
For Secretary OF State.
ORioS CLKnEss, Of Ormsby.
For State Treasurer.
w. u. HIcKocK. OF Lyon.
For State Controller.
EDWIN A. SHERMAN. Of EsmoraldA.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
A. F.iwmrE. Of ormsby.
For State Printer.
q. w. RLooR. Of Storey.
Lyo@ a@d CAsrehM Co.aty Ticket.
For District Judge.
WILLIAM HAYDEN.
For County Judge.
ID. McKEsSEr.
For senators.
d. l.. HALrrsos. JsHS MCDONALD.
For Assembly.
Benz. CuRLER. ]. ID. BRAYELroS. O. =.
BRASr. @. A. WHITEHALL.
Since the time when that ticket was
nude up, there have been . great many
changes. Upon looking around. however.
10 will be seen that many Of the old timers
arr still In Nevada. A few are dead and
some have moved over 70 California.
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A LITTLE son Of Robert carrigAn was
run over by an omnibus last Tuesday
evening while coAsting on the Divide. The
boys left leg va broken.
THERE was another fall Of snow last
night. but IL WAS not sufficient TO make
the sleighing much better.
onpKRs for carriages for the National
Guard ball tomorrow night may be left at
the hall In Virginia.
THE case against sulenbsrscr has been
eeusinued till tho next term Of tho Dis
trict Court.
ALL the banking houses Of Virginia City
will DO closed 10 morrow and next day.
KIxRsKi a Co. keep opera glasses to let
NJ Piper's New Opera House, Virginia
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Buiiisa.

The BONANZA mines msie another ship
ment Of bullion from virginia City last
evening. Il consisted Of ninety.two bars.
Of which ffty.sisht were from the Cali.
fornia, valued at s252.i 20. and thirty.
four from the Consolidated Virginia. valued
at Si29, $40 81. The statement Of these
two mines for the present month Is - fol-
lnwa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21
TONIC.

Every one. at times. feels the necessity OF
soms restorative Of the vital powers. depressed
by mental or bodily exhaustion. In such con.
dltIons Iet svety one, instead Of fying 10 the
alcoholic or medicinal rtimuIan,r. which must
Be followed By depr rslon equal to their excite
ment, rcinyigonte his deransei system By the
natural tonic elements Of the Peruvian syrup.
Sold BY All dugllsts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-21

Ar. DorES. proprietor Of the SEvs,
Was able 70 put In his appearance 81 the
Office this afternoon for the frst time since
his Lex vas broken. lie cruises under
iurymasts. with his leg we'll fished up.
Jared and pArcellcd. ~ security against
possible mishsp TO It,
Tmr wAsHoK TuRsriKK.-The receipts
OF the w.shoe Turnpike road for The year
1877 amounted 10 Si.7o7 Is expenditures,
8 ASS 50 excess Of disbursements over
receipts. $s7s on. These figures are given
By 4. n. Marker. Superintendent OF the
road.
P~norkssoR J. W. vAxSrr's quAdriiis
band has been greatly. strengthened BY thu
accession Of u. ]. Morsing. . c~lArionetis'
from California. This gentleman 10 IN
ascomplishedlartist.
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[sr.crAI TO rur GoLD Hill. DAILY Srw,.l


SACRAMENTO. Feb. 0.-sacrsmento 10
safe at the cost Of tho surrounding coun-
try. There are many reported breaks
above and below Washington. Tho town
10 flooded. There is q 2OO-foot break At
Reeds orchard. q large break Of wald.
ruch, four and Q half miles above, and
also al Gelfarth's. All tho islands except
Merand have gone In, especially sherman
and Andross. Tho Sacramento river is
higher than over before, standing at
twenty-five feet ten inches at o o'clock
this morning. It has fallen eight inches
since then, and Is still falling. The
American river hM fallen six inches and is
quite low. The water Ia falling inside and
outside Of II street. That levee Ia badly
washed, but no danger Ia felt for the city.
Tho Front-street levee Is prepared for Al
anticipatcd rise.
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The New Pope,s Ylr,t Aela.
CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
lndisers,ions Of youth. nervous wssknsas. early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you. yRll OF cnAnon.
This great rsmsdy vaz discovered BY mission.
sry In south America. Send . ~self-sddressed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH r. INhAN.
station d. Bible House. New YORK City.
Am Am
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Cowte kaits 70 oe - eee "
% Hall.
Tho NEWS last evening published the
report that Chief Breen and L. T. covio
had been arrested in Reno for alleged ir-
regularities In swapping Oh the chinAman
All Chouey for another Chinaman. while
on tho way TO Reno. All Chouey had been
arrested on the charge Of burning another
Chinaman In . Reno wssh-houss several
vesks ago. Messrs. Breen and Cowis
were brought up to Virginia this morning
by officer simpson.
HAIL 70 cHrKr.
Long before the arrival Of the train In
Virginia City. Union street wN thronged
from G street 10 tho depot with . crowd
anxious to obtain . sight Of tho returning
prisoners. A they marched from the
depot 10 Justice Moses' Court. lawyer
Cowie's radiant countenAnce 10 the fore,
the army Of sight-scers fell In line and %
increased In number that entrance 10 the
courtroom WA . difficult matter.
Another object Of interest 10 the crowd.
when his identity became known. was All
Dock, the Chinaman who had been sub
stituted for All Chouey. the murderer. All
Dock WAS In charge VI Constable Barlow
Of Reno.
INTERVIEWER.
When the courtroom Wa reached Breen
| anil Cowie retired 10 Q rear onice with
their counsel. Messrs. Lindsay 4 Dickson
| anil VIM. woodburn. for consultation.
| They wero followed bya NEws reporter.
who appliei the pressure with Tho FOL
lowing result:
Mr.. Cowie said that Monday morning
he went to the City Jail In Virginia City
anil finding the only officer there asieep,
| did not succecd In seeing the Chinaman'
All Chouey. whom he had been engaged 70
defend. At 8 O'Clock he took the regular
train at Virginia City foe Reno. with the
| understanding that Breen was TO AXE the
ChinamAn to that place. The first ume ne
| evrr saw the ChinamAn WAS at Gold HILL
at which place Breen boarded the train
| with the prisoner In charge. Az 70
whether the Chinaman delivered W the
| Reno authorities WAS All Chouey. he could
| not say. lie knew. however. that the mar
| brought on board at Gold Hill wa the
same delivered al Reno.
Chiei breen sAiu snAsn o ~. vs..ai..
CITY Jail TO tho Gold Hill depot. where he
took the train and delivered The same man
tn the Reno authorities. At this point In
b interview MT; Lindsay enered ae-
cideu oolee'ion " si.ss a. an. ,ano,ss,
Tho having e.rned All he wished 10 know,
considerably withdrew.
At II o'clock Justice Moses called
mi, c,sx
9 ..,,.
n MT. LinisAy' ior '"o ue''""''
asked for further time In which % prepare
An. i.f.,ss anil a.ked that 4 reasonable
h.ii h. dxei for the defendAnts' appear
anc,'
INA coprt 6xed the bail At 5000 each.
anil - tho trial for Monday next at II
o'ciock'
The Chinaman.
An DOCK.
Was committed 10 the County jail win
bail fixed at $4,000. This high bail In
All Docks case was ired upon BY the
court. as II recognized the necessity Of
keeping him in custody, and the sfong
probability that II he ever gained ms
liberty he would never sppeAr n'so
parts while tho case Prndea against n'och
AMI Cowie.
x,xp. xrc.
A. .-
Al Anothet in'''''oN WI. A
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Rose nssJssss. D. rrsssis.

Rose Benjamin WAS arrested In virginia
City on = warrant sworn to BY John nag
gsr,y on . charge Of grand larceny. II
appears. according to Mr.. Haggerty's
story. that some time during last Decem.
Der the gentle Rose. who even then still
bloomod. relieved the complaining wit
ness Of tho sum Of $52 50 without giving
in return . proper confederation. why
the arrest wa 80 long deferred. appear
not.
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satEn n cowIE.
rHEY ARE ARREsrED In RESo
AND BRoUaHr BACK.

a Rlasssring Reception ~ the Ne
pss-rhs Prtsensrs Iatervtswsd
The Case In Ceurt-Baii Fixed ~
$1,000 Eaeh-Brssn Psts up-
Ceuis Fails g de - asd b ssss
% JaiI.
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'TELE
Making the House Unani-
mOusly.DemOcratic.
by KICKING OUT ALL THE REPus.
ulcANS.
The Silver Bill Reached
but not Passed.
Resolutions OF the Indiana Demo.
cratic Convention.
ESPECIAL DrsrArcHss TO TEE oorD Hni
DALI NEws.l
ESPECIAL pr.,Arcuss TO TEE GOLD HUI
pA,LI Naval
Indiana Dsaeerasie state Con.
yenSlon.

Indiana Dsaeerstie state Con.
vensien.
INDIANAPOLIS. Fob. 20. The Demo-
cratic State Convention met this morning.
Ex-Governor Hendricks was chosen per.
manent Chairman. Tho Committee on
Resolutions reported . platform. which
was unanimously adopted. II demands
that national bank notes shall DO replaced
with an equal amount Of Government
treasury notes. with full legal tender
quality; favors making grsenbacks full
legal tender for al debts except where the
original contract has expressly provided
for coin payment; that tho Government
has tho exclusive p~rcrogativo 70 issue
paper a. well a. coin. and that such issue
should be made - the business interests
Of tho country demand; fayors taxation
Of United States notes In common with
all other money; deems syndicates 10
plsce our loans abroad - inexpe-
dent, and favors legislation which shall
distribute the debt among tho people. thus
irving the masses . safo investment for
their earnings. II also fAvors legislation
70 make the maximum interest ak per
cent; demands the restoration Of the 4i2t
grains silver dollar. with full legal tender
quality, with unlimited coinage upon the
same terms a. gold 10 coined. and demands
the Immediate and unconditional repeal OF
tho resumption act; demands rigid public
economy and reduction OF Official salaries;
repeal OF tho bankrupt law depiores the
late contest between capiui Ana IaooI'
Several clauses LOOKING 70 inc Improve
ment OF tho condihon OF wor,insmen
were part OF the PiAuorm. aeciHres Loi
pupiiG .n.. oon.,s ~ tbe iynjt.J ststss
nave claimed and exercised unjustly privi-
leges over corporate and individual States
Iights; oPPosss Gu. H. \ ,s.dsrs
vbo' ihrourh yepsl returning boards, com.
mitted the monstrous crime Of defeating the
will Of the people IN INC IAs rtes,aenI
election. me resoluuons On WI. PIN
are remarkably severe, ueSIArins ,ns' .no
crime can only 20 conuoneu when nc
maieisctois wno seANu nsuu VIC
PresidehuAi cnA'. sio aI,'eu noIa Po.o'
and consigned 70 evsi,ns ny.
They tne r,esiuen. ~, sPPoinn
Ing MEMBER oi inc LouislAnA I'e'uInins
Board 70 iucrAuso Pos.sons snu Io.s~
tempting 70 interfere WIN tne p~rosecu.on
OF the iIesulnIns pos,u y nanma.
Also, rsquss,,ns .no sN".-'.
70 iAvor . oii' 'o' P's
veterans. ,,..,u. v.n,..h,rn
Jonn ". ouAnhi.u, VI 'snueioe's
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

NV. Downing. Merchant Tailor. Main sirest.
Gold Hin, opposite GIbson's saloon. A splsn-
did stock Of Cloths just ,rrceived. suits made
TO order. Charges reasonabis. fsia IL
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rnR PALACE RATINa STAND.

For . roast Of beef unereelied In Storey
county, 70 10 Thomss Hsfron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon, NO. 7 North o street,
Virginia Otty. Fresh oystsfs at all hour In
svsfy STYLE. Forty miners always on hand q
night. For tasty, home style Of cooking. and
Afford. the Palace Eating Stand has no supshor.
TT it. apis n
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EUROPE.
Leo XIII. Holds the First
Congregation.
NE WILL Be CROWNED ON SUNDAY.
Arranging Preliminaries Of Peace in
Eastern Europe.
[srrciAL DISPATCH TO II GoLD HnL
DAIr NEws.l

DALI Nrvs.I
-
The Situation IN Eastern Europe.
pxu,. Fab. ao.-serysr p,shs has ceased
A. ho rr,l,,h uini,ter Of FOREIGN Affair.".
CT, p..,. IN .o, in s.rvs,,.
o.af p" 60. 49,
place until tho return o' oo''e' fAsnA'
now In Adrisnople on . peace mission.
PANS. Feb. 20.-It II stated that Lord
nj. -, p.,,.. p,.n.,.l h.,ino an.
Do'oY snu TN.
nounced that they Will NOT represent tnsir
resneotiye countries NJ the Peace Congress,
pr}nce Gortsobskoff has given notice Of 4
.,miis, Jocision'
- m
pkLohApk' rep. y A.
men mas gone 70 AarIAnoP.o W es.u. ~
obtain 2 modincason on .ne 49, p..aa.u..
naries ~ IAvol Oh ocI.is Ths
agAins. nussiAn IN ,hais
oe,viAns sro xHis.%y ".T. ~"
Aruiiefy irom N''eu ioi sA'
vienna, Feb. 20.-Bismarckn speech
has caused satisfaction In poiiticai mo
diplomatic circles here, ~ IL 10 believed
Germany has no Intention OF attempting
TO counterfeit tho decided measures which
Austria may have 70 taks 70 uphold ner
interests.
CoNsrANrfsoPLE, Feb. 20.-Tho report
of the resignation Of Server Pasha IL On.
1rmed, Mustapha Assym Pasha, Prssi.
dent Of the Senate. will take charge Of the
Foreign 0fice, pending tho arrival OF
Ssfyet Pashs.
cov,r,xr,,o,,, Fab oo-H,ss,ret an.
$500. ,h.t Nsm,L pm. vith Tshsr.
ho u ~ anI,.n." siaa-da-c.mn he. .t.rtsS
80, pa,arshn,e on : snsci.I mi.sion "a
H. o..
'" WHAT'S
LONDON FEB 1o.-A speciAi from Ne
gotin states maj me Tnrkish oommAndanu
ut Widin q bsigrsdchik refuse 70 sur
render or 10 INC houln.nisns'
although hussia ihs'ss ON .ns'r oo'ns 'o'
LONDON. Feb. IA Berlin correspond.
ent says II 10 believed Bismarck would
have spoken differently but for INC con-
viction that Austria will avoid any rup-
ture with Russia.
Ioxnox Feb. OLA dlspstch from Glib
r.itsr states INA, the channel squadron re-
ceived sesled orders before proceeding
ss.twsr5.
Iord Nspier. OF the Msgdsls, has gone
IN England 10 confer with tho Govern.
ment in regard to Indian troops.
Especial from Bueaarss, says sne sSi,
22.OO0 sick and wounded Russians arc 10
the hospitals between the Danube and the
Balkans. v... ... ...
a !, ~" .h.naormant ~ IN nro.
isc, IN tbe Anrlo.Austrian alliance 10 fully
confirmed. Bismarck's speech ha: greatly
strengthened tho hopes o. tne Austrian
'0''"'" .A-
ROME reo'E o.-ih' 'm'Ae ~
ballots having been seen ~ i1''o Tn
to-day, the crowd before the Vatican think.
inc ,he b.llot vss again without result, had
%, ,I--.-.., -. :, zig - "a.
Almost aisPsi'cu' ""en -,
dinal Caseroni appeared In the grand gal
lery Of the Vatican Basilica and announced
a, ,,o .r.,om.rv sormul. Cardinal peoci's
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