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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN Hit, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Hit, Master Roy
and Mrs Borneman were callers at
the Graphic Office, Thursday after
noon.
Miss Carrie Eggleston returned
to Macon, Monday morning after
pleasant visit of several days
with relatives and friends in this
place.
PETER VoELKER and William
Miley went to Shelby county Tues
day morning, called there on ac-
count of the sickness of Mr..
Mlley's brother, John.
B. r. VIRDEN returned this
week from two months trip
through Idaho, and Washington
Terr. He comes back perfectly
satisfied with old Missouri.
Mrs. S. T. Fluhart arrived in
town Wednesday. She will leave
to-day to visit her friend Mrs.
Ritner, Of St Joseph formerly edi-
tress of the Electra"
Mr.. ]. G. Eberheart was in
town Tuesday looking after his
customers. He will 60 to st.
Louis Saturday evening to spend
Sunday.
Mr.. I. M. GILMORE, of Hunts
vile, Mo-, and formerly editor of
the Herald, is visiting his father
W. G. Elmore of Wilson township.
He was in Kirksville Monday and
dropped in to see us.
Mr.. L. S. RIDER and family re-
turned to Clarence this week.
While here they made many
friends and Miss Anna and Mr..
Clarence will be greatly missed by
the young people.
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The School Board of this place
has determined to add a Normal
department to our school for the
next term and, last Saturday, en-
ployed Prof. Corey of Kirksville,
as teacher for it. 1t is an expert
ment and may not prove a success
full one but as they have the extra
room in the school building not in
use or needed by the regular
school now, and as the additional
expenses caused by it will not be
great anyway, we are glad to see
it tried. This department will be
especially for nonresident schol-
ars. Prof Corey comes highly
recommended Bethany Repub-
ican."
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To the Voters of Adair County.

Slanderous reports having been
started, and circulated over the
county by certain parties for their
own and others interest affecting
my standing ON the temperance
and other questions, 1take this op-
ortunity of saying that I AN op-
POSED TO SALOONS IN THE COUNTY,
and having been in business in
the county for over 90 years 1 have
my first petition to sign asking
for dram shop license. On the
prohibition question 1 believe in
submission directly to the people
and shall vote for prohibition when
properly submitted.
In regard to sectionalism which
has been charged against me I
will state (as set forth in my letter
to the petitioners) that the inter
ests of the entire county are my
interests. Asking you as voters
to consider these questions [ am,
Respectfully, ]. n. McCREERY.
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Greentop Items.

Farmers all report their crops
in fine growing condition. Some
of the fall wheat has been cut and
promises good yield. We think
the farmers should make an effort
to raise their own wheat, which
would save thousands of dollars to
our county.
Saturday was a busy day for the
business men of tins town.
Messrs Light & Snelson are do
ing a profitable business in saw
ing and grinding, supplying the
surrounding county with lumber
of good quality, while the meal,
well it is like all meal!
The merchants have taken the
precaution to have line of goods
to suit the most fastidious and
from the amount of freight re-
ceived we think they are having a
good trade.
Our village blacksmith Mr..
David Lytle is working away with
a will. q According to Josh Bill
ings nothing succeeds SO well as
success. '''+ li'i'
Quite a number of the citizens
of Greentop are adding to the ap-
pearance of their property by
building barns, making additions
to their houses, and repairing
fences; this is move in theright
direction. shsm : haa8 71.iIa
=" We have, been Informed that one
of our citizens was bitten by a mad
dog q few years ago and is expect
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-06-25
Program of the Green Grove Celebra-
tion, Saturday, July Sd, 1886.

4:30 a. M, salute of "a guns; s
a. M, salute of s guns; $50 a. NJ,
march to the grounds. Exercises
at the Grove: l. Music by the
band; 2. Singing by the choir; 3.
Prayer; 4 Singing by the choir; 5.
Reding Declaration of Iudepend-
ence by Hon. F. S. Fechtling; 6.
music by band; Z. Grafton by j.
B. Dodson, Of Kirksville; s. music;
9. dinner and salute of six guns.
Afternoon Exercises: l. called to-
gether by the band; 2. singing by
the choir; 3. address by F. S.
Fechtling; 4. music, toasts and
short speeches. At night there
will be a grand display of fire
works. Come everybody with well
filed baskets. No pains will be
spared to make the day pleasant
one. By order of Committee.
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Penalty for non Payment of Dog Tax,

Revised statutes 1881, Sec. 8. II
any person assessed for any dog
or dogs shall refuse or neglect to
pay the tax so assessed for ten
10 days after the demand there
of it SHALL be the duty of the col
lector whose duty it is to collect
said tax, to kill or cause to be kill
ed, such dog or dogs and he shall
receive one l dollar for each dog
as compensation therefor; and it
shall be lawful for any person
to kill said dog or dogs so taxed.
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Millard Chips.
Beautiful weather.

CCitllSl.
Items are very scarce.
Candidates too numerous to
mention.
Crops in this section of country
are looking well and the farmers
all appear to be happy.
Again we say we want a shoe
shop, a Harness shop, a drysgoods
and clothing store.
Quite a number of Millardites
went to Kirksville last week to at
tent commencement.
We venture to say that "sny-
der" man never struck the town of
Millard than the one who intro
duced himself last week as DIR.
Snyder, the Kid.
The select reading by Miss
Richey before the Sunday School
last Sunday was, worthy of much
praise. @. S.
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Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining in the
post office, Kirksville, Mo-, and
advertised June 19, 1856,
Burrus, Maran Bullock, Opal
Ballew, Mrs p A Breen, Nancy
Barnes, G NJ Cannady, Jas
Gening, Nettie Hayes, Mary
Hallow, Jennie Hawkins, Martha
Hanly, Fannie 2 Heallis, VIC
Marlow, May Moore, Mrs SusanD-
Piper, Alfred Right. Carl
Ross & Co, Fl Stephens, M A
Smith, G K Stone, Matte
Wallace, Lisa Wimber Amanda
Parties calling for above letters.
please say ADVERTISED. 3sa9Asd
]. D. MILLER F. M
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ATTENTION.
2ist Regiment Mo-, Infantry Vols.

I am requested by the commit
tee on invitation of the Third An
nual Reunion at Fort Madison,
Iowa, July I'd and Sd, 1886, of the
Lee county Soldiers Association,
to invite the survivors of the 21st
Reg't with their friends to attend.
Reduced rates on trains and boats.
Excursions by river and rail.
Veile Park is to be made into a
fine camp, and to be given up en-
tirely to the visiting soldiers.
Hard tack and S. b. dinners.
Respectfully, DAVID MOORE.
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Quarterly Meeting.

The second quarterly uo citing
of the Kirksville CT, will held
at Wesley Chapel, 4 miles north
east of Kirksville, Sunday and
Monday, June 9th and 2Sth. The
services on Sunday will be held
in the grove one half mile south of
the church. All are cordially in
vited to attend. Bring your bask-
cts well filled and enjoy a basket
dinner with US. G. RIGGLE,
NJ. L. CURL, P. E., PC.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-06-25

Col. j. w. Strong, manager
of the ST Joseph Daily Herald,
was assasinated in his Office, last
Friday by DIR. S. A. Richmond of
Samaritan Nervine fame.
The free traders have again
been knocked out of time. If
they don't get their sails trimmed
in better shape and a more COM
petent man at the helm, the free
trade shipswill soon be anchored
in a junk shop.
President Cleveland is be-
coming famous as a vetoist, and
from force of habit will, one of
these days, veto his wife's millin-
cry bill. The country will then
see the vetoing propensity prompt
ly sat down upon.
When a man wants to be
sacredly set apart as a non par
tisan candidate for any particular
Office, he must lay aside his rock
ribba, all-wool and a-yard-wide
democracy, and come before them
as non-political schemer.
Mr.. Beecher has gone to
England it is said to take the
stump in favor of Home Rule for
Ireland. If this should prove
true it will be the second time he
has interfered with home rule. He
probably wants another increase
of salary.
1t is not likely that any
thing more viii be done with the
"bogus butter bill" during this ses-
sion, and the right to lubricate
fiap-jacks with axle grease or any
other substitute for the pure
article, will not be interfered with
for some time.
The prosecution of Saloonists
who are defantly violating the
Prohibition law in Clinton, Iowa
has developed much bad blood
eliminating in a shooting affair
last Monday. Fortunately no one
was seriously wounded and the
rioters will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
a brass band accompanied
Henry Ward Beecher to the shiE
when he started to England. L
might be considered brassy tc
make the trip in the interest O
Home Rule, but then he may be
expecting to make the race for th'
Presidency on the mugwuml
ticket, and is workingup the Irisl
vote.
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The Centralia Guard says: "Dr.
S. s. Laws has bought hotel at
Kansas City for $4,000. It is
almost as lucrative to be president
of the State University as it is to
be boss of a newspaper Office. We
have often longed to buy a hotel,
but always lacked about $93, 900 of
the necessary amount" )"
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-06-25

Mr.. J. F. KENNEDY, Of Bucyrus,
Crawford county, Ohio, spent last
week in Adair county, looking for
a location. Like all others, who
come here, he is greatly pleased
and win undoubtedly locate among
us.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-06-25

Give, us first class roads and
there is no country that can show
to better advantage than Northeast
Missouri. -. i
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-06-25

A fagman for Hannibal con-
struction train of the name of
Blake laid down with his head
across one of the rails to take a
snooze, near Liberty, yesterday
evening. While in this condition
train No. 6, bound east came along.
Engineer Sherwood first saw the
man when he was about fifty feet
from him. He did all he could to
stop the train but the distance was
too short, and the engine ran over
the man, completely severing his
head from his body, andmangling
his feet badly. No blame cam be
attached to anyone for the accident.
Trenton Republican" ''7s ~"
FT 4at,e i ---e-------, :
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-06-25

9 For SALE-House and two large
lots. good new house of four rooms, nsw barn,
good well, price 800, address this Office.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-06-25

STAR STORE FOR HATS.
STAR STORE FOR SHOES.
STAR STORE FOR BOOTS,
star Store for Clothing. - Z I.
Star Store for Everything.
star Store for Anything.
Star Store for White Dress Goods.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-06-25

For SALE-Farm of so acres q es 81
miles southeast of Kirksville. Land first
class; price $1,000; address this Office. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
NEWS NOTES FKoMLOND0y.

LONDON. Oct 25 1886
LORD HARTINGToS.-Lori Harrington has acc ed
the Presidency OF tue Vest Scotland Liberal UnIonst
Association.
The tkOFTFRs OF SBYt.-The cr0fters OF Kilmuir
Isle vi SKYE attacked tOrce Of police which assist
iDg the suerin 10 make evicons. aud tAe military had
To 10 caIied. IL was necessary to crUers
w!lb lac DayOnot OeOre tney were dspetssi Seyera.
o. them were wounded anu arrested
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT -We Aecs to-day has a
humorous iealag artc.e the report the evidence
proiu ;-d before the UntoJ Senate COMMITTEES
gu ItsInau"na Copyright Tue article says tno port
- ui VI American III nor and Is extremely interes tn
70 All CONCERNED Ia Dvo1s out tnIt "UoyOnd harm
kesshVrrs IA lts pagos afford Engllsn people
orc oo' hKoiy " gct muoh gOo oit Of 1t at
mk GLADSTONE AND THE WAsPs-Mr Glsdstone tsl-
eSr~Phs Hom Ha"arden regarding the report that lie
wSs alSoAed .nd badly stuux by wssps which lie had
ei-tufoca "he icllnx tree. that merely s<upY
pm on .he eyoid aud that lie SEQ cut OF Que eve
because OF tho sweiling. WV Wv
DEfENCR or SIR CHAkLEs DuKE.-Ths rrenfno A,,rs
puOisn-s tho hoios winch sr Charles Dkc siIer mia
trial ia connection with the Crawford case hndr1 In
Committee formed for tue purpose Of making inou,res
Into merits OF the case. Tue committee Ia now a.
work upon It's Investigation. and Sir Charles Din has
sent 10 II evidence which he has recently obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
BLOWfyG UP A PHYSICIANS HOUSE.

BosTON, Oct. % Specin).- The Office of DR..
G. {. al. Of Aonson. NJ on AuSust7 blown up.
To-day perpetrators OF the crne Alnert and
Colby Moor, were lodged In jail AT Bangor Moore,
who lives Monsoon, Tor years has been hqror-seller
Early In August chilli taken sick aud ATTENDED by
DIR. Hall. The latter called TO Boston and he left
the child in the OF Dr. Ray. few days afterwarG
1t died. Moore sal If Hail hs remained with the child
II would have lived. lie determined on revenge and
went 10 Seals 10 hire him To destroy Hars property
Sears agreed to do 1t for 50. Two later erhrs
went To Moores house wnrre found two-galon k'g
u OF powder. Flfty eet Of fuse cOrd around the
on of Inc Keg. Al midnlgnt Sears to Dr. Hairs
office aud opered the door with lifted the night
before by Moore. lie deposited the Reg within, lighted
Tue fuse ana drrtrrd fs@ mnIneuts later there was
lou eKplOrI"I which destroyed the OIco aud reused
tn. town shortly after, hGdOr belongIux t. Moore,
Wa" seized y Deputy Sheriff oUnr who fsw days later
received letter thrraieuDX hat II the liquor was not
ret ned his house nil share the fate as Dr.
Hairs Office TINS led To the OF the men,
when Sears con essed Moore also charged with put
tng poison In drlIS when hr sol 4 Several
buildings have been up In he town aud IL Is
tIOuguL that Moore the criminal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

PITTsBrRG, Oct. % lSpec,rh. Ralph
Ba-aiey. holdings OF South Pennsylvania
stock, an Ouutng TO Sl.2Oo,o00. only ex-
ceeded by those OF VI. X. Vanderbilt ami Dr.
H0steuer. Is ore OF the principal pToprotOTs OF
he hrOnice Ioegrdph. That iourna this evening
says: at stated he brst antbOriiy tnat Under
Agreements now III existence a majority Of The stock
Sou PcnnsJ yanIa viii he cODrOrd aLnr meeting
BY those VINO wish for early completion OF the
ana who will 50 vote. Inc same authority
states that the ten PtIsDurgers who con
troll S5.5OO,0O0 of $l5,OOO.OJO %
81 ok ali to tho advsablIty Of completing
the road. In addition there sail TO be at least
S5.0OO.OOO now ready TO 90 aheai.
CHICAGO, Oct 2j-fne members OF the Chicago Local
Passenger Committee OF EastbOunl Roads to-day,
ali OF the lines being represented The Baltimore
aud ONO. resolution passed that all Eastb0und
through Rates should at once ne res ore To af tmat
40 commissions snout be pad In Chicago, tickets
sold at less than the agreed taril Inr
resolution authorized the commissioner to buy up al
tickrts found outside Offices roads agreeing 10
redeem each its issue tarIff Rates. A
and OhO "salns II he would agree TO this ogramne.
II ne answers ia ths arns iEht whica has be.n
roins ON Tor moth b-lwe HIS line and tn Pennsyl
wanna on Baltimore, Washington AMI Philadelphia busl
Will stop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
TWO oUEANS nRow I'D ~ TIE HrDsoX.

A sad drowning accident occurred on sun
day aiteruo0h oil Hook Mountain. Upper Nyack
Coroner mes W. AcKrtsOn. OF Rockland Lake, ana
several were yesterday dragging tho Hudson for the
boiieS OF the wc-knOwn young Cubans. Daniel aud
l. Duany, brothers, OF Rockland Lake. Daniel Dnany
thirty old his brother thirty TIelr
father itrv after tn, Cuban revolution,
aud sll drdwsa revenue from the Spanish Government
On sunday morning the twb men, accompanied by n
cousin fro Albany. carried pliro ight canoes
Roc and Lax. fiudsDi ami wed Nyac<.
la th afi they started 10 RETURN the brOthers
III and their cousin III the Other When
tnrv off ii 'pk Mountain. the DuinyF canoe was
swampei Botn were expert swimmers. Their cousin
hurried TO tGcir assistance AMI threw the rOps.
Boih men grasped a. IT, and then went down. they
dId not re-Ipncdr Their cousin brought the To
KIckiani Lake. The Duanys nved with their mother,
~" sisters and younger broiheT. Daniel Dnany mad
been Tor some time Weep es lent Of tho RJckland
County Farmers club amt MS Efforts contributed much
success OF Its Dig annut pcnic It was lie who
trOduce the canoe races. successful feature OF IN"
last summer. It Is -aiI that the cousin
VINO witnessed tho accident can give no reason for tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
NOMINATIONS Is AND ABOUT THIS CITY.

Assembly-VIth District W. 5. McKenna Il. H; IXth,
John W. Jacobus (Rep) Xth. Charles A Binder Ocp)
XIth. Robert RAY Hamilton Rep). XITth ex-senator f s
l. H.. John B shay &C. D..
Aldermen Id District Harris Cohen lsep.); IXth VIM
lam Mullen lr. Oep). XIth James T. Van Rensselaer,
Ucp); XVI1th, : y simonson (RepG XXth. Michael
Gooie (lep); XXINth, Charles Jones II. H. aud I. He
James J. Mooney
convention Of Irving Hall supporters held last night
No +OS GTccnwicht resolutions Offering
tho nomination for Congress IN the With District 10 Nicholas
Muller.
The 70 lowing Assembly nominations made in Brook
lyn Last evening Illd stree; Wyckon A. Lawrence ep)
Peter X. Mccain, (DcmD; INth OSTRICH. henry r. HIg
gerty, Nem) With District. Thomas Furell Dem) The
last three dominated hy the General Committee the
conventions could not agree upon nominees.
The Brooklyn nominated James
d. Bell. The Nineteenth Nar. evening,
III the II Id District. To oppose =. \. White.
The Assembly nations In Hudson County NewJersry.
ls DIST. General John ramsey ep). ia. Phhp Tu.
multy DEM: Michael +. Fcey In Den.l. III District
T. lwarl HoOs (Dcnl: Win Robert > Hulspetb
(Don.J, INtn District w N. Lent
The Kocklaud County Republicans held enthusas-
tic conye on at New cty sni nom ,natea & fuI ,s
T. Smith, OF Nyack-Coany Clerk William
IA. of RamapO SUPERINTENDENT OF Poor
Hiram BabcOck of Havcrstraw.
+. pplcon. Of New city: Justice o Sessions o.
liogait. Pearl RIVER The convention prcsle ted
by JOAN II. Hopper. Of Ramapo veteran the cause and
addressed by Moses d. Stevors Congressional cand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
sUcOEtDlNg TO A DCREDON

PITTsBuRG, Oct. 25 (SpeciaD james b.
Kelly age twenty drAughtsnsn III tho employ Of the
PenDsyivania Natural Gas Company, will hereafter DO
known tho Duke oi GascouDe Two weeks ago Mr. Key
received leer Informing him of tue death OF his uncle
Albert Mcmahon. Due DGasconne. upon his estate In
the German province OF LOrraDe. which includes 900
acres. MIR. Kelly inberits both title anu lands. Tne
youog Duke doss not know whether ho VIII resign his
position As draughtsInan or not, but Will dispatch
cousio Eugene Kelly. of Pha lclphia. to Lorraine &c
superntend the estate Tue Duke this afternoon said
Tne estate Is worth probAby 100000 francs IL not
oid but was gwen by Napoleon Bouaparto TO my grand
ubce. Albert acMahun one OF his soidisrs tn. Prov.
inrs OF Lorraine passed. sfterward into the 0srmaD
power, but the estAe Was not condsczted. Ny grand
1nee died In 1870 leaving the estate aud ut 10 his
son AntrG He ded the lsth last July. beo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
FRESH PEALS OF WAR THUNDER.
RUMoRTnAr THE CAR HAs CONSENTED TO Occur,
BULGARIA..


LONDON, Oct. 25-General Kaulbars has
Informed the Bulgarian Government by note that
Russia will regard the proceedings OF the Sobranie null
void. dispatch from Athens rumor is cur
there that tho Car has consented to occupy Bull
garia
VIENNA. Oct 25.-The Polihca, Correspondence has
ceived telegram from lessa which says that the Rus
Ban Consul At Vdrna mas askei for tue dispatch OF
Russian warhp to that place to protect the Cons ulate
aud Russian residents from the violence of the popusce
PARIS Oct 25.-Tne Figaro says II Is expected that
NJ lie Giers Russian Minister OF Foreign Affairs will
Issue circular TO the Powers declaring that active
necessary to terminate the anarchy pre-
vang in Bulglr. the ground that 1t dan to
tho peac or the Balkan States and offensive To Russia.
ST PETERSBURG. Oct 25.-rhe Car and CzarDa
yesterday. AIT r the unv-ug OF the monument In
memory Of the Russo Turkish War, attended luncn
given hy the officers OF The Gar. proposing
h toast 10 the oho-rs salt: In drinking to You permit
to wish and the full enipyueD OF health
IN he future tn INK for the harishps under
went In the bet Russia ami Turkey AM lex
press these thanks in the OF hun who Is longer
among Us. Once more thauk yod."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
THE STUBBORN REGENCY.
DETERMINED THAT THE soBRANJE SHALL
ELECT A PRINCE.
nu1GAR1A WILL NOT WAIT on THE POWERS TUR-
KEY MAY SEND TROOPS TO EASTERN RuMELiA
nrpsTtON
fBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE

tBY CABLE TO THE TRlBtNK.l
Copyright; 1886 North American cable Ne'0s C"'
LONDON, Oct. 25.-Ih Daily Ie'egrap" oo'io-
sDonaent at Vienna telegra hs tonight:
aAccordinc 70 this evenings news from Sophia,
The Bulgarian Government have addrssed a note
to the representatives OF the Powers informing
Them that as soon as the Sobane has gone tllrouIh
ihe preliminary formalities whereby it will be
legally constituted the election of a new Prince
will be proceeded with The rumor that two
Russian men-of-war have arrived at Wanna be-
Geved by the Bulgarian authorities TO be Of Rus
sian origin is conraicted. Gadban Pacha is
displaying great activity. He has made every
effort TO induce the Regency 10 post one the meet
Ing OF the Sobran e, and has even hinted that In
it did meet the Porte might be Obliged TO send
tIooIs TO Eastern Rumeiia TO which MIR Stambu-
low replied, You cannot do that, or VIC Shall be
Obliged to fly 10 Asia altogether Gadban Pacha
afterNvard made fruit ess attempt to talk over
NJ Nocevics lie has also conferred at length with
General Kaulbars, but the real object OF his pres
ence at Sophia has not ranspred.
"1odays Pesther Lloyd announces that under
no circumstances will Austria 10 crate Russian
Cccupati Ct Bul la. She will oppose her veto
10 the can idacy of Prince ka ageorgevltch or the
Prime Of Montenegro if put forward by Russia
There happens to be no question OF occupation Tor
the moment, and Russia is not az al likely to
propose Prince Nilkitio or Prince kaageor-e Itch
for the Bul s6Tian throne.
"From information which reaches me today
neither Austria nor Germany is likely to sup ort
any collective action on the part OF France X ssla
ani Turkey in view Of com ell1ng nGland TO
abandon Egypt Since tie Cossa k intrigue in
Ahyssinia il has heen expected that Russia would
extend the field of her dip omatic macl mat ons b
ESylt, but in that she has 4 recei ed the slight
est announcement from Berlin or Vienna whe
II is apparently thought that Egypt cannot be
in better han than it is at present.