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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-17
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The So, cial cattle train of 25 cars,
passed through at 3:l5 p. N.
]. G. Crombie. who has been 4: Min
eral Hill for the past six weeks. returned
here last evening by pony express.
A car Of furniture WAS shipped from
the Depot for Eureka. yesterday; also a
car load of lumber to Beowawe for s.
wenbam at Cortez.
The depot at Rye Patch was destroy.
ed by fire this evening. Tie telegraph
poles aud wires in it's vicinity were also
destroyed md the stock report will not
arrive tonight.
A special train Of twenty-five cars
loaded with beef cattle for San Francis
co, will be sent from Halleck Station.
some time this evening. They are be-
ing shipped by Dan Murphy.
VIM. Pogue's teams 10 ded seven
thousand feet Of lumber here for Triton
* Co. at Tuscarora, this morning.
HuEord's and Austin's teams yesterday
loaded with shingles for the same firm.
A.. J. Pullman went to Carlin Satur-
day to paper and paint S. Barclays new
residence which has just been complet.
ed at that place. The building is a
large one and the work to be put upon
it by Mr.. Pullman will require three to
four weeks tine to finish.
SIX car loads of salt arrived this
morning from Monument. Utah, for
lseinhnrt & Co. and one car of machin-
cry for same three cars of general mer-
chandise, one from the east and two
from the west. 4 car Of mill machinery
for Lancaster d Key at Tuscarora. was
was also received by Rcinhart & Co.
Mr.. j. ii. Rand has become assocint.
ed with Messrs. Wines and Dorsey in
the law business both IN this place and
in Tuscnroia. The firm, as now estab
lished, is Rand. Wines 4 Dorsey, with
Offices at Elko and Tuscarora; one mem.
Der OF the firm residing permanently in
IAN '"'N'i l'HNN' 'to Ah1ii
ncnt in another column.
The chief topic o. discussion upon
the streets, to-day, by gentlemen of
leisure, basking in the inviting shade
Of canvass awnings and resting their
tired snGtomys upon nail kegs. wheel
barrows and other articles OF sidewalk
furniture. was the philosophy cf Intel
~iec!uul sympathy and its relation to
true inwardncss and the ragged edge.
Geo. Russell, A. J.. Lane and Joe Cox,
who have been rambling about the
m"uutains md valleys Of southern Idaho
during the past two months returned
here 10y buggy this evening. They look
as though they had struggled with some
rough experiences. but are in robust
health aud good spirits, having sue.
coed in squeezing considerable comfort
out of the trip Notwithstanding the
dust and heat. They moved IA large
lot Of cattle from this section out to
that country, and were, we understand
successful in securing good locations
for the stock.
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[From Monday 3 Daily.l


Capture or Hor-e-thIeves-
The following item which we have
obtained from the Rereiiis OF June 9th.
may possibly shed n ray of light upon
the strange couhuct OF one Cakes in con
nection with au alleged case of horse
stealing in this county last month in
which he was the prosecuting witness.
but failed 10 prosecute:
deputy Sheriff Cash Thamas left
here on Wednesday afternoon last, in
pursuit of reputed horse-thievos, and
overlook Sheriff Harper about 20 miles
distant. they then proceeded together to
AckerInsn canyon where they camped
for the night and the next day proceed.
ed to Eureka. On Friday night Sheriff
Harper left foI Palisade and Beuwawe.
fearing least the horses might he got
out of the State before they could DC
o%ycrtaken.
Cash AMI Deputy Sheriff Mckay of
Eureka, started through the mourtuins
for Dry Creek, aud when thirty miles
from Dry Creek they met the man
Oakes. and arrested him; returning.
they met Dunbar about two miles this
side of the Y. & T.. railroad aud arrest
ed hun also. The horses were attached
by Deputy Sheriff Mckay, it being in
Eureka county, and ho left them ia
charge Of two men named ScoLle nnl
Allen. who are expected in with the
band tonight. Cash brought Dunbar
and Oakes to this city, arriving yester.
day"
II any OF our contemporaries eau
furnish us further Information respect,
ing the personal appearance of the man
OabcE, who was arrested with Dunbar,
and what disposition Was made Of the
case, We will take it as a personal favor
# they will do so.
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aaInaxunAi.


A car Of lumber arrived for r. n.
Smith. and I car general merchandise.
Ed. odsll of L,moille aud Kimbel
aud Mi,che, of Pleasant valley we're Wis.
IDLE in town to-day.
A couple Of George Gansz's children.
who have been seriously i'll. are nov
rapidly recovering.
John r. Bradley, Who has been quite
unwell for several days pAst, Is begin
ing to recover his normal condition.
Governor ]. G. Freemont.of Arizona,
passed through by the train this morn
ing, on his return to the Territorial
Capital.
Owing TO some trout le on the Sacra-
mento division, the passenger train from
the west this evening will arrive here
an hour behind timo.
Reinhsrt & 90. yesterday shipped to
Boston two car loads Of wool. and to.
dag forwarded two more cara for the
same place. The fleece is from the
flock OF Mr.. A. Sherman. OF Osino.
J.. u. Abel made a flying trip in from
his ranch at HnlIeck to-day. lie staid
only long enough to load his wagon
with supplies and hurriedly pushed out
again. What have the boys been play
ing on the old man.
or dot wedder is 20 cold, und you want to
make EN- hot, b..
or dot weddcr Is 30 warm, dot you radhcr
drink than not,
or dot wedder lie real vet. und you want to feel
70 dry.
Dot SchlItE's Bottled Lager Is just de ding TO
tro.
Harry I. Thornton, was q passenger
for the west this morning. He IL on
his way homo from the Black Hills
country where he has been assisting in
conducting the same suit in which A.
n. Hillhouse was retained, but by the
opposing parties.
Dudley Sale has the frame work for
the roof Of the new Jail about ready 10
place in position. and no soon as the
iron cells arrive aud are got inside the
building, the work Of enclosing the
same will be rapidly pushed forward to
completion. The cells are to arrive
within q very few days.
Immediately upon the receipt Of the
news OF the Eureka ruction, the Elko
Guard assumed its most wsrlike aspect
which, it must be admitted, is very
becoming-and after looking we'll to the
plcthoTic condition OF its commissary,
stood ready to march TO the front OIL
the slightest provocation. With tn,
exception Of one high-private in the
rear rank. who openly declared his in
ability to advance upon the enemy eI-
cept in a covered buggy. the boys are
just stopping over with military ardol
and pride Of their present uniforms
Should the opportunity to man their
muskets DO presented in their present
state Of martial enthusiasm, the hero.
ism Of the veterans OF the bloody White
Pine war would dwindle to the level o
n mere holiday parade, In comparison
with their military achievements. Ever
the glorious record Of the valiant Cap
tain Hubbard would probably be equal
ed il not surpassed. in deeds OF daring
nnnu fha Iuttl. f.Il
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Major II. S. Hay. Of ,hhs idaho Ara-
isneke. is visiting, Tuscarcra.
A car load Of general merchandise ar
rived from tho vest this morning.
The Grand Prize aud Argenta Com
Psnies at Tuscarora,, pay OF to-day.
Ne,ilrs teams are being loaded with
mill machinery for Tuscarora, by Rein
hart & Co. to-day.
The Independence Company Of Tus-
carora shipipped TWO bars of bullion
value not givOn-Monday night.
James McCutchen's big OF teams ar
rived here this morning and loaded
with lumber for W. J. Triton & Co. at
Tuscarora.
Reinhart 4 Co. are to-day, loading
John Spenee's teams with general mer-
ehand'se, which they are forwarding to
Columbia.
Road Supervisor Cullen has just FIN
ished the putting in Of a good substan-
tial culvert forty feet in length at the
crossing of the ditch hear tho mill. on
Commercial street.
The celebrated Haverly Minstels, com.
p:ising forty persons. passed through
this morning In \ special car, for
Eureka, where they are billed to appear
tonight. Flaming posters attached to
their car heralded the oonqering APP
proach of the irresistible troupe.
N. ". Paddock and wife started on a
visit to Utah by The train last evening.
He has gone for purposes Of vacation
and recuperation, and will sniff all the
inTgorating Mormon atmosphere he
chooses. being provided with frst-class
recommendations to the pricipal Apos.
tolic powers. The term of his peram
bulations among tho saints is restricted
to "A couple Of weeks, however. which
somewhat reduces the danger of his be.
coming proselyted to the faith.
pa Six sara Of salt each containing ten
tons, in sacks. received here by Rein
hart * Co., Wednesday. were unloaded
upon tho depot platform by two men,
in three and a half hours. with the
thermometer marking 100 in the shade.
Al the conclusion OF their melting per-
Torrance, the parties were wrung out
and hung up Imply to dry. The pre-
caution of mooring the building to the
railroad track had been taken on rly in
the engagement.l
A case Of petty larceny came up in
Justice Suggett's Court to-day, but
owing to the absence OF the Prosecuting
Attorney, tho matter was dismissed and
the costs taxed to the county, of course
1t is a pity that the parties Instituting
frivolous suits Of this character, can
no DO forced to foot tho bills. The mum.
Der of persons in this particular portion
Of Gods moral vineyard, who stand
ready to dance at The least prorocation,
provided somebody elsa pays tho I'D,
dler. is fully equal that Of tho most
favored regions. and usually CON-
pose OF an element the valuei which
for all practical purposes, is infinitely
less than that of a continental damn.
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A Cornucopia correspondent w~:itiag
under date Of tn" 9th instant. says:
Th" Leopard Compauy's mill be gan
crushing ore from the mine yesterday.
md works spcudidIy. Tho mine il
yielding very rich ore aud the pleasant
sight OF the quartz teams making their
rogu'nr trips thou h town from mine
To mill and hack, reminds one of the
times when this was one a! the liyelirst
camps III tho country. Tho marked
success being met with in tie Leopard
mine, Of lat. however. has given re-
new,d coum .Ilr~, AMI the prospects
are that the dullncss with which we
have been so long a'llIrird. has cIlmi-
mated, and that tic dawn OF n new era
in our history is close at hand. 4 large
mount uf ore has accumulated at the
mill, which is being gradually increase /
aud thpIo j. but little doubt but III It
'h~ stamps will have plenty to keep
them busy for the next six months, at
least.
Tho weather is extremely warm Ia rc.
tho mcrcuIy at hnli.pOst ono O'clock
TO day rising TO l0i degrees in tn,
rhri".
Il. Weed, n TuscarHro sport, Is here
ON business, bat the Fame "t hs parn-
phcrmnlia aud performances having pre-.
Cc,."a him. there nrc none to oblige
him with even an innocent game Of
crib.
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49,
NJ. Dunstan. New York.
W. II. Mitchell, do
NJ. Polk. Hnllock.
John Grosson, Deeth.
John hldred, Co'orado.
Duncan Campbell. Huntg. Valley,
Vim. Parkinson, do
&. II. Hale, do
ID. L.. fTootcn. Mound Valley.
NJ. a. Cook, Tuscarora.
Sam Linkton, do
n, Grummcl. Denmark.
John Brennan. California.
WIN. McComb, Lnmoillc.
D.. T.. Chamberlain. Salt Lake.
ID. A. Cary. Chicago.
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From Tuesdays Daily.


Gold DiEGingS on Bruncau.
The old northern pioneer, G.. Wash.
ington Mnrdis, after loading with sup.
plies started ( his homo in the Bfu-
ncau country again, this morning. Ito
Informed us that he had located n rich
placer claim OH tho head waters Of that
stream, and with his partner, J. Me.
Lnughlin. was making the necessary
preparations for working tho Same, next
season. Timber IN abundant near the
mine. and they are whip saving lumber
from il. for building n house md for
tho OnS tructton Of ]sluiccs. They have
~prOspoctod the gilch ut different points
for tho distance Of n mile down from it's
head and have found coarse gold in
paying quantities tho whole distance.
One Of the chief advantages Is that
plenty Of wntcr is always available for
mining purposes. and Mardis is Of tho
opinion that n thriving camp will spring
up In that vicinity next season Ms consid-
cradle quartz mining will also DO done.
several favorable locations having al
ready been made.
Mr.. Mnrdis states that n comparative
~ small amount OF labor would secure
MI easy road from tho head Of tho Bru.
ncau to interscct tho Mountain City
road noar Johnsons. which would make
Elko the nearest point to IL ON tho rail-
road.
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Advertised Letter List.

Tho following il list OF letters re.
naming In tho Elko Office. unclaimed
for tho week ending Saturday, August o,
1879:
Alio Henry BILL wM
Balding George + Carlo W.T.
Cameron william Guloith Austin
Huling Still Ifuling s l.
IIoyt Samuel Hawthorne Il
Hnwkings Charles Liman v
OHarra John Shehnn John
Thurman West Whalon James
Watkins Colonel T. G..
LErrERs rnoM DEAD LETTER
OFFICE.
Miller W II Morgan o NJ.
q. W. HULL, PM.
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On Monday night tho Bollo Islo Min.
ing Company Of Tuscarors shipped ton
bnrs OF bullion valued nj $3.50 80.
aud tho Grand Prizc Company shipped
three bars, valued at $3.50 ".
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DANIEL F. BEhTTY'S
Pianos and Organs

Tho Pianos aDd Organs manufscIured by Dan
lei =. Beatty OF Washington. new Jersey. arc
moro earnestly snd generally commended hJ
the Press. sud music loving public than any In
strutnents manufactured In this country o,
Europe. Tho PiAUos hsve the grcaicst possible
depth richness aud volume OF tone. combined
with . rare brilliancy. cleArness aud perfect
all. q surprising duration which never changes
under the most delicate or powerful touch.
Tho celebrated ''uOlden Tongue" Reeds in
tho perfected Weod Boards, produce sweet. pn,s
aul powerful tones. Every instrument, Fiabo
snd organ. fully ratrsuten perfect in ey, ~ re.
sp"ct. ana Will DO shipped on from Ave ~ mr..
teen days test trial. tbs manufacturer paving
freight 10th ways II the instrumeut IL not ast
lsiact"ty. Illustrated ADVERTISER Catalogue
.hitIonl cent free On application. AddtS,s,
New JtraeD.
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TnE New York World says tba, $780,
600 was paid for tho recovery Of tho
remains Of A. T. Stewart some months
ago.
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This morning-Bort. Kuhn. Barney
Gallagher, j. l.. Wines, II. Hyman and
three Chinese.
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For TuscnrorR by stage this morning
wore Mrs. o. +. Patterson, Mrs. Nc.
Donald aud n Chinaman.
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Departures.

This morning-N. Parker, 7. Chap.
man. u. u. Shaw, u. A Corey, w. II.
Eunor and II. Chalmers.
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Tn" Tines. Rcrirw Of yesterday con.
tnins the following:
From IIr. L. L Coffin. who cnmo
down from CornGcopia yesterday. we
Learn that last Saturday the west cross
cut on the 500. foot level OF the Leopard
struck the main ore body or ledge lGS
feet south Of what is known ms the
north ore body. Where the cross.cut
first struck tho vein il was only four
inches in width but in running ton feet
south it increased to fully two feet Of
solid ore. Assays from pulp samples
from all tho rock taken out in running
That distance average SlO2 % in silver.
ltis expected that tho main drift will
reach the ledge today. The indicn-
tons AFRO regarded M most favorable for
tho development in the 500, of the finest
and largest body of ore that has ever
beon discovered in tho mine"
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Arrivals.

Last cvening-M. A. Cook.
This oyoning-F. Prood, J.. Tfavcrs
aud +. james.
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Departures.

To tho north this morning wore Miss
Ida Belmont, l.. Pratt and two China.
men.
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Arrivals.

This evening were a. @. Mcachnm.
L. Pratt, Abe Hyman.
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From Fridays Daily.
Deeds Recorded.

Deeds Recorded.
The following deeds have been placed
on record in the Recorders Office since
our last report:
Vim. Williams to John Ham ct al, lot
Weed street, Observation-Disclosures,
$500.
Vim. Mclaughlin to James Builard,
$50 feet of the Constock ledge. Mardis
Observation-Disclosures, $500.
VIM. Grafton to Z. c. Billiard, 500
feet in the Main Stny mine, Cornucopia
INSTRUMENTATION, $500.
VIM. Grafton TO 8. W. Beers.5 800 feet
In the Main Stay mine, Cornucopia Dis.
INSTRUMENTATION, $500.
VIM. Grafton to 8. II. Henley. 80 fee,
in the Maih Stay mine, Co~rnucopia Dis.
Observation-Disclosures. 500.
9. l.. Drew to Thos. Smith, 25 feet in
the U & l mine, Good Hope District
consideration, Sl0C.
A. j. Sinclair to W. J. Plumb. so feet
in tho Surplus mine, Centennial District
consideration, 81.
Water location by c. G. Warner, Good
Hope District.
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! Will sell tho rem ainder Of my stock
Of Millinery at cost prices.
MRs. w A. JACKSON,
Next TO PostoGiec.
July 3ist.
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w. u. TrIpp, Artist.

viii remain in Elko n few weeks longer
and work portraits in India Ink or
Colors, any size or style, at prices from
$40 TO $50. Studio at Room 3s. Depot
Hotel. Persons desiring such work can
have II done in n superior manner aud
save the canvhsset's 40 per cont by
handing in tho work themselves.
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TnE Chilean blockade Of Tququc,
Peru, has been raised,
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TUE Yankee Fork Herald says: Goo.
ii. Boiler. Of Elko. Ia paying Bonanza
a visit with n view OF posting himself
on the business ahd mining outlook OF
this end Of the mineral bolt.
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Arrivals.
This evening-Mrs. Foster.
~Evz-11pr~R@kExDa
from Thursdays Daily
Beef Cattle Going Enst.

Beef Cattle Going Eust.
From the SRrcr State VIC learn that
the thirty.five cars OF cattle which pass.
ed through here for the east Tuesday,
comprised 54G head and were from the
ranch Of A. Stevenson & Son. They
were purchased by S. a. Ingham for an
Iowa firm, and are intended for the
Chicago market. The remainder of the
1900 head purchased. will be shipped
cast next month. they do not go di.
rect to market, however, they being re-.
taimo1 in Nebraska IA shot time to re-
cupcratc.
Tho Siirrr STATE observes: Should
this business prove rcnutncrativo to the
purchaser. it will be Of great advantage
90 this part OF Nevada" We sincerely
hope that it may, but seriously doubt IL
any greater margin ran be secured by
shipping cast, than can be had in send.
ing them west; Mt least that Is tho ex-
pcrience Of those who have experiment
cd in tho matter in this section.
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Everybody IL LinbIc TO Accident.
The statistics OF the Travellers In.
surance Company for the past year
show losRcs pnia Numbering 1907 for n
great variety Of accidents, 500 OF them
railway accidents, and the balance. cuts.
falls, sprnins, cunning. burns, horse
and carriage injuries, needles, splinters.
bites, every conceivable thing. A yearly
policy is cheap. Get one.
II. NJ. GRANT, Agent.
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G.. A. Williams, Ogden
+. II. Shaw, San Francisco.
Ed. Goldsmith, do
Vim. Parkinson, Huntington.
q. ii. ucglCr, Fort Halleok.
Il. T. lIardesty, South Fork.
g. Is. Newby, do
O. l.. Drown, do
W. II. Snbin, New York.
VIM. High, do
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.
A. j. Miichum. California.
Lo Roy Pratt. Tuscarora.
John Kahn, Csrlin.
II. @. Taylor, Butte valley!
S. Ashim, Eureka.
q. 4. Conat. South Fork,
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Wanted 10 Rent.

a Potaluma Hay Press. Inquire ut
Office. Il. RsiSHAEr & Co.
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Up. Spauldiug, Coricz.
q. W. Morley. Tuscnrorn.
j. D.. Barnes, Star valley.
j. J. Campbell, Fort Hallcck.
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THE renowned Hayerly Minstrels mp.
pear III Eureka next Friday evening.
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'tI"' "OIci arrivals.
Win. Knopf. Wells.
Prof. Ned. Parker, san Francisco.
c. W. Grover, Fort Hnllcck.
Mrs. O. +. Patterson. Eureka.
Mrs. Nc. Donald, do
Dick Dryer, Hong Kong.
j. VI. Cnrtars. Paris. France.
Chas. Skillin. Frankfort, Kas.
Hugh Hughes. D~odgeville, Wis.
w. j. Jones. do
Thos. VI. Jones, do
Evan +. Jones, do
Sarah +. Jones, do
Margaret +. Jones, do
The New York herald., 1879-07-12

leads the inference that the subject OF consulta-
ton between the two diplomates WAS one IN which
both France and Russia were jointly interested.
AND TURKEY.
II might be hazardous attempting to divine the
real motive for the meeting at Baden-B Baden. but
NAV tell YOU that Trustworthy adyices from Con-
stantnople speak confidently OF decided change in
Russia attitude there. OF an endeavor or her part
to come to a final understanding with France to
the East. Onthe other hand. corresponding change
diplomacy at stamboul toward Austria and Germany.
The statesmen, moreover 1t is further stated,
seek 10 concate the como of Turkey by dwell
ing on possibility of releasing Bosnia and Herze
goyina from their present relations to Austria, and
of restoring them TO the Ottoman Empire
autonomous provinces in the same way ss Eastern
Rounielia is regulated by treaty. telegram from
Stamboul to newspaper here says that Immediately
before the signature OF the hrInan by the Sultan
sanctioning tho ~abdcation of the Khedive. Russia
formally declared she could not approve the act,
Prince Lebanon at the same time informing the
Grand VIzier that the Western Powers had been
notified as 10 Russias negative attitude. Whether
this is in conformity with fact am not In position
say but everything tends to justify the Inference
that whatever be the attitude of Russia to the other
at present involved in rather perplexipg haze
OF mystery. The. Berlin correspondent OF the
Morning Iost says:--"rhe supposed estrangemcnt
between the Courts of Berlin and ST. Petersburg con-
tinucs to engage public attention and to excite
speculation. Many believe that 1t has been brought
is generally credited with bitter hostility to Ger
many To-nights North German Gazette declares
that supposition to be entirely unfounded, both as
regards the CZarewitchs general opinions and his
present action The Czarcwitch il reported to have
said that this respect he is the best malgned
many continues to set him down declared foe 10
this country"