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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-10
lFRoM DAILY
sALMAGUNDl

Ches. Woodwar I came down from
Jack Creek yesterday.
Assemblyman Weiland has our
thanks for a batch OF bills.
! A mail route has been established
between Elko and North Fork.
Tho Fiity-Third Congress died u
na;sral denth at noon to-day. Let US
all thank God.
William Smiley aud John Crosson.
two Of Starr Valleys solid ranchers,
are in town to day.
See Womack & Rodgers ball I'D. in
another column and get ready for a
grand time in honor OF St. Patrick.
The -Yeriugton Rustler" is the
name OF Il now paper just started ut
Yerington, the metropolis OF Mason
Valley.
The bill anuexing parts OF Washoe
county to Storey and Ormsby has
passed the Assembly. 1t will have
hard Shedding in the Senate.
Sheriff Csasa!:a came nm from
Reno this morning. He will leave
for Phoebe tonight after Stewart
Leeper who is wanted in Reno for
shooting Seth Taylor last March.
Commissioners McAfee and Wool.
yerton are in town to-day attending u
meeting Of the Board. Commissioner
McAfee reports about twenty.three
inches OF snow in his neighborhood.
Sixty thousand dollars in gold were
found recently 10y Jesse j. Drew at
his saw mill near Hollandalc, Wash
ingtOn county, Mo. The treasure Is
supposed to have been buried during
the c~iviliwar by a Capt. Garfield.
Chicago Tribune:-"It seems to me
nav has a mighty easy time" smiled
Johnny, who was shoveling the snow
oil the sidewalk Ill the back yard for
the third time since breakfast. -She
amt nothin' TO do but stay in the
house all day and doctor her neu-
ralgy."
Yesterday afternoon William Cruch-
field, II colored hobo, and John Lewis,
his companion. purchased Il flask Of
whisky and sold it to an Indian. They
were arrested by Constable Coggs.
well and taken to Jail. This morn.
ing they were brought before Justice
Henley and on pleading guilty were
fined $40 each or twenty days in the
county Jail. They went to Jail.
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lFRoM THURSDAYS DAIrYl
sAnMAouNDI.

A town improvement society is
talked of by the residents OF Reno.
Why can't n be organized in Elko?
From Mr.. John Croson who came
down from Decth this morning the
1sDEpESpSr learns that Nj. Frcder.
lex King. a prominent rancher OF
Starr Valley. died shortly afcrs 0
o'clock last night.
Two men robbed the bank at Abel,
Iowa, yesterday. They shot the
cashier and several citizens and es
capped with all the funds they could
lay their hands on. They were final.
ly captured and lodged in Jail.
Ogden Press: = When n doctor
makes a mistake he buries it; u minis
ter baptises it; but IL an editor makes
a mistake it is put en- white paper to
be scoffed at by the world, pigeon
holed and brought to light to annoy
him in his declining years.
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In secret Session.

WAsnISoTos. March Tho secret
meeting OF the Executive Committee
OF the Bi.mctallic League, which has
been in progress for nearly two wccka
may be continued until after the nd
iournmcnt Of Congress.
During this week tho conferences
have been swellcd 10y the p%recsnce OF
members from both houses. But few
Republicans hive taken part in tho
discussions md tho representation has
been confined mostly to Democrats
and Populists.
A prominent Democrat says IL ia
probable that II result ofthe meetings
will bo II declaration looking TO n new
pnrty. Tho plnns have really DO Ell
settled upon, but what secms to DO
tho desire Of most tho old war horses.
They advocate independent action on
the silver question and will compel
no man to put inside his convictions
on any ether issue.
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silver Drmncrnts.


WASHINGTON, March 5.-The follow
ing are tho names Of the Democrats
who signed the address recently given
to the public urging all Democrats to
make the money question the para.
mount issue and cndeavor to place
the Democratic party on record IN IA
vor OF the immediate restoration OF
the free and unlimited coinage OF gold
and silver at the present legal ratio OF
10 to /. without waiting for the aid OF
consent Of any other nation. Ms it OK,
listed prior to 1873. such coin to he
full legal tender for all debts public
md private;
Il. y. Bland Of Missouri. W. J. Bryan
Of Nebraska, II. \. Colleen OF Wyom.
ing, G.. w. Fithian OF Illinois, j. II,
Cockrell OF Texas, j. L. McLaurin of
South Carolina, j. c.. Mcclure Of
California. G. Ikcrt OF Ohio, J. II.
Whiting OF Michigan, NJ. 4. Smith OF
Arizona, a. W. Ogden OF Louisiana,
j.. G. Carpenter OF West Virginia, w.
l.. Moore OF Kousns, II. d.. Mercy OF
Mississippi, w. r. Ryan Of Missouri,
B. T.. Grady Of North Carolin a G.. II.
Morgan OF Missouri, G.. w. Shecl Of
South Carolina, +. Lane OF Illinois,
ID. ID. Donovan Of Ohio, 4. G. Latimer
OF South Carolina, NJ. Arnold OF Mis-.
souri, w. III. benson Of Alabama. w.
j. Talbot Of South Carolina, j. s.
Williams OF Mississippi. Il. j. Strait
al South Carolina, a. /. Caminetti OF
California. w. II. Bower OF North
Carolinn. A. Joseph. OF Now Mexico
Il. L. Howell oi tho Atlanta Constitu.
ton md j. Floyd King. ex-Member Of
Congress for Louisiana. They repro.
sent sixteen States and two Terrific.
RIGS. Tho paper was taken to tho
Senatc just before the close Of the ses.
sion. but rs il was impossible TO mako
Il thorough anvass among tho Scnnt .
ors il VIVA decided to leave them out
entirely.
Bryan said nh address hau been
issued to call tho attention Of the
rank and flo to tho importance OF
executive work in favor Of bi.motal-
ism.
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An Attempted Hold tip.

Saturday night mn attempt WAS
made to hold up No. 3 II few milca
this side Of Sacramento. Tho rob
bcrs stopped tho train md compelled
tho fireman 10 so back 10 uncouple
the express Ger. This tho fireman ut
tompted TO debut found that the hose
had boon cut and that il was impos.
siblo TO uncouplo the cara. The rob
bcrs then beat tho fireman over the
head with Il pistol. got on their horses
and rode or. Tho passenger who
gavc us this tom WA unable to state
tho number Of tho robbers.
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lFRoM WEDNESDAYS DAILY,
sALMAGuNDl.

This weather knocks out Hicks
and Foster.
A monster cannon passed through
this afternoon.
The President has gone to North
Carolina 10 hunt ducks.
Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt was granted
an absolute divorce yesterday.
Jake Rudolph went cunning for
Chris Buckley in San Francisco yes.
terday.
The bill reducing the intereet on
, State lands from six to four per cent.
passed the Senate Monday.
Senator Skaggs has our thanks for
copies of the water bills introduced
by the joint committee on irriga-
ton.
Rev. NJ. S. Riddle was authorized to
sommnize marriages in the State of
Nevada by the District Court yester.
day.
Tho State Board of Agriculture
has fixed Monday, September 22nd, rs
the date for the commencement Of
the State Fair.
] Tho Assembly finds rest from its
labors by visiting the Carson high
school. The taxpayers will appreci-
ate the interest their lawmakers take
i'll the cause OF education.
The Washington house has passed
the Morgan railroad bill making the
maxium freight rate 1915 per ton for
agricultural products and passenger
rates 3l5 cents per mile. The bill
also makes a reduction OF % per cent
on hogs and other live stock, shingles,
lumber. log coal, hops, fruit and
wool.
The Lode:-The DcLamar company
have an automatic weighing machine
at their mill, which is an unpatented
invention OF Superintendent Cohen's.
1t Is Il perfect model as u labor saver
and correct and complete in every
particular. This piece OF machinery
is a self registrar and handles the ore
direct from the sampler.
Anderson. Indiana. was shaken up
early yesterday morning by an ex-
p.osion OF natural gas. The loss is
estimated at 100000. Business
houses in the neighborhood we're de
molishcd, paved streets ripped up and
telephone wires torn down. 1t is
feared that Attorney Ballard and
County Commissioner Metcali Der
ished in the ruins.
DR.. Mcdowell received L dispatch
from Halleck this forenoon stating
that Mrs. William Myers died last
night. From other sources we learn
that the dread summons came at 4 o.
clock this morning. The deceased
was well known throughout the coun.
ty and had many warm friends who
regret her untimely death. The In
DEPENDENT extends it's sincere sym
pathy to the surviving husband and
| r%elntiyas-
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Obituary.

RUBY VALLEY, New. March G, %.
EDITOR ISDEPENpEST:-Once rgain
has the shadow and gloom OF c ,ath
settled upon our little community.
A pure and Christ like soul has been
taken from our midst. One of Gods
noblest servants has crossed the dark
and swiftly flowing river to n bright
and beautiful home beyond. Sur.
rounded by all that loving hands
could give, with everything that could
make her last moments on earth full
OF peace and comfort, Mrs. William
Myers passed away at her residence
in this valley Mt half-past four o'clock
Wednesday morning March G, 1895.
She was sitting at the table enjoy.
ing her evening meal when death
stole i'll with silent tread and struck
the fatal blow. With the bright light
in her eye and the bloom OF health
upon her cheek, she passed III one
short moment to the pallor and weak
ness OF death. Loving arms were
soon about her and she was quickly
carried to the couch from which she
was destined never to arise. 4 mes
senger was dispatched for Il physi
clan. DIR. Mcdowell soon arrived
but could give no hope OF her ulti-
mate recovery. He pronounced it a
paralytic stroke and gave medicine
accordingly, greatly cnsing her last
moments from suffering and pain.
he had ne: II Zoe whvIi medicine
could not conquer.
Tho deceased vas born in Herki-
mer, New York, May 81, 1852. At
the early age OF seventeen she became
the happy bride OF William Myers
and journeyed with him to his home
on what was hen Il wild frontier.
For twenty-five years she led u noble
and useful life, rearing three bright
and amiable daughters who are the
support and comfort OF their grief
stricken father in this his hour of
trial and deep suffering.
Far away III an eastern city is an
aged couple awaiting with trembling
anxiety the last sad news OF their be-
loved daughters fate. May it not
u their old gray hairs to go down
i'll sorrow to the grave! May they not
forget that beyond the grave is life
everlasting and no partings there!
The sympathy OF the entire com
munity is extended to the bercaved
family and relatives. Those who
knew the deceased loved and respect
ed her. With kindly ways and a
cheerful disposition, she won all
alike, and her untimely death is deep
ly regretted by her many friends
throughout the State.
The Lord hath sen his messenger
To guide his beloved through
The gates that lead to a city
Beyond our mortal view.
OBSERVER.
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[FRoM FRIDAYS DAILY
sALMAGuMDI.

The Japs captured New Chwang on
the 9Th.
Fresh Morgan Oysters, Mess Mack
ercl. all k;nll Il Fish at Craig
heads.
A bill fixing the State tax rate at 90
cents on the 500 has passed the As
sembly.
Rev. NJ. S. Riddle will preach at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and evening.
All Of the latest successful remedies
for Colds, Cough and Caturrh can be
had at Muller's
Rev. NJ. S. Riddle went up to Starr
Valley this morning to o~flciate at the
funeral Of Mr.. Fred King.
The Senate yesterday by a vote OF
10 to 4 Indefinitely postponed the
Washoe county division bill.
S. NJ. Henley has the agency for
the Maher a Grosh hand made knives
and carries them i'll stock.
George Mott, aged Sc years, a ran
cher near Genoa, committed suicide
Monday last by shooting himself.
DIR. g. l.. MOORE, dentist, Elko
Crown and bri lge work. Teeth with
out plates Office at residence. y
Senator Symmetrical says Il mer-
cenary combination controls tho As
sembly. 1t looks that way to u man
up a tree.
Mr.. Massey left for Carson this
morning. Sheriff Matecr and Com.
missioner Rigsby went Wednesday.
Wonder what's up?
The cheapest place to buy re ady
made clothing is at REISmARr's.
Don't buy a suit till yor see our
prices.
Mr.. Charles II. Hall, a prominent
citizen OF Reno died very suddenly
Wednesday evening from the bursting
of Il large blood vessel near the
heart.
Governor Jones has appointed J o.
burlington OF Dayton Director of
the State Agricultural Society, and
has reappointed w d Phillips of
Reno.
Dave Casper. has JUST received a
new lot OF samples of Fall and
Winter clothing which will be made
to order from eli up.
Every dollar spent at home comes
back to you one way or another.
Money III circulation is the life OF
trade, and to make n lively home
trade money must circulate at home.
We have just received about 800
samples of mems suitings for custom
made clothing for Fall and Winter.
Suits made to order from SO and
pants from S5 up. NJ. REISmART. 4
Senator John X. Jones, of Arkansas
was appointed u member of the pro.
posed monetary conference instead Of
Senator Jones OF Nevada, as publish
ed the other day. He is Il staunch
silver man.
MIR. n. Thorpe and daughter arrived
fran Dallas, Texas Wednesday night.
Mr.. Thorpe is a nephew OF Mr.. Up.
Thorpe, of Lamoille, aud formerly re.
sided here. lie is in poor health and
will very likely remain in the county
for some time.
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NOTICE.

Sucy Lung has purchased tho
buildings, lots md general merchan.
disc business of Hop Sing in Wells,
heretofore conducted under tho name
OF Sing Ching, and the business will
hereafter be carried on under the
name OF Sucy Lung. Tho said Sucy
Lung will not he responsible for any
debts contracted by Hop Sing after
this date. f2T Inn
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tFRoM SATURDAYS DAILY.l
G

A regular March day.
A French Editor was killed in u
duel yesterday.
Hon ]. II. Macmillan went west on
No 4 today.
The Senate yesterday confirmed
the nomination OF Hon William L
Wilson to be Postmaster General.
Tho skeleton Of u prehistoric bird
has been found in u mound in Idaho.
1t must have measured forty feet be-
tween the tips OF the wing during its
lifetime.
A bill has passed both houses OF the
Idaho Legislature requiring insurance
companies to pay losses in full, not.
~wi,ls.anding my clause in the poll
cics TO the contrary.
Captain G. c. Warner has left
Wadsworth for good to reside in the
future ut San Rafael on account OF a
violent attack OF heart failure last
week.-Dispatch.
Prof. Snyder received Z dispatch
from Carson this afternoon stating
that the County High School bill had
pas ed the Senate. We will publish
the law in full as soon as we can &c
copy.
The territorial census which was
completed a few nights ago., Shove
that on january LIST, Salt Lake city
had a population Of 1880 This is an
increase OF 3l37 compared with the
federal census Of 1890.
The steamer Umbria which leaves
Londay to-day will bring 100000 in
American eagles and bar gold for the
U. S. Treasury on account Of the
gold bond syndicate. This makes
Gl,776.030 sterling shipped to the
United States since January 18th.
The dwelling house OF MB. II. G..
Pierce, OF Virginia City. was almost
swallowed up II day or two ago. a
chasm opened under the building
thirty or forty feet deep md twenty
feet long. The house is located ON
the Chollar ground and the company
- having the hole filled up.
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You Don. Have TO swear or,

says the st. Louis journal Of Agri.
culture in Nh editorial about No.To.
Bac the famous tobacco habit cure.
"Wo know OF many cascs cured b.
No To.Bac, II a prominent st. Louis
architect. smoked and chewed for
20 years; two boxes cured him 80 that
cvcn the smoll Of tobacco makes him
Hick" No.To.Bac Ia sold and guaran.
toed by +. +. Muller. No cure. no
pay. Book frc,. Sterling Remedy
Co, Now York or Chicago.
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lEsTIsAY NOTICE.

a pair. Of work horses about 8 years
old. II brown horse with four white
feet and large white face. and n
bay horse with two white hind feet
and small white face, both branded
G G on left thigh. came to my ranch
in north Ruby. Elko county, Nevada,
about the 10th OF December, 1891.
The owner can have the same by
proving property and paying charges.
D.. G.. KENNEDY.
Arthir' ElkoC Co. New, Jan. 20, 1908.
ii22 2ml
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Wc wish to notify tho Juaticos Of
tho Peace that thoy eau procure at
THIS Office, blank Summons. Aida.
VIII and Undertakings on Attach
moni". Writ Of Attachments, Criminal
Complaints. Warrants, Commitments
on Sentence and Commitments 10 ap.
pour before tho Grand Jury, good Tor
any county 10 the State. =
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DIED.

MYEns:--ln Ruby Valley, Elko coun.
ty, Nevada, March 6, 1905, Mrs.
William Myers, n nntivo OF lIcrki.
NOR, New York, aged ~ years, o
months and 10 dnys.
KISo:-Ip Starr Valley, Eikc county,
". Nevada, March q. 1886. Mr.. Fred.
efick King. u native OF SuTolkshirc,
england, aged 50 years.
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MARRIED..

THOMAS MILLER:-At tho residence
OF the brides mother in Elko, Nc.
vndn. March G.. 1905. by tho Rev. NJ.
s. Riddle. Mr.. William Thomas TO
Miss Rosie Miller, both Of Elko.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came to my ranch during the last
month tho following described ami.
mails. viz: One red steer with star in
forehead. branded JY on right hip
and a blotched iron on left hin; ear
marks, square crop Off left ear, I'm.
der bit i'll right car. Also n two. year.
old epotted he'fcr, no ear marks; no
brands visible. | am feeding the
above animals. The owner can have
same by proving property and paying
all charges.
JoHN MURPHY.
Fort Hallcck, Nov. Feb. Z, 1891,
TiDm
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fine display of silver wnee,fancy
dishes. lipppp, kniyce. forks, spoons
eta.. at the EsT.aM ~. Cos. Call and
inspcct thee goods which arc ito
nest in their line ever brouu to
Elto.
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We have received a few copies OF
the World Almanacs for 1895 which
We have for ealo at % cents each.
Come soon il you want a copy.
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BILLS ALLOWED.

Following is a list OF the bills al,
lowed by the Board of County Com.
missioners at their regular meeting
on Monday, March 4, 1895:
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STATE OF ONO. Cry OF TOLEDO. !

STATE oFOHio. City or TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY. rs.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes onth that
he Is the senior partner OF the firm of
+. j. CHENEY & Co, doing business in
the City of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each aud every ease of
CATARRn that cannot be cured by the
use Of HALLS CNTARRu Cure.
FRANK j.. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me md subscribed
lii my presence, this 9th day Of De.
cember. a. ID. 1856.
SEAL. A. W. GLEASON,
80 Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nnlly and acts directly on the blood
nnd mucOuG surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
l.. j. CHENEY & Co,
Toledo. Ohio.
tB- Soldby druggists, Toe.
Tho latest and best wedding sta.
tioncry just received mt this o.lico
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l, John henderson, County Clerk
and Clerk OF the Board of County
Commissioners, in and for said Coun-
ty and State, do hereby certify that
tho foregoing bills were passed and
ordered paid by the Board OF County
Commissioners on the 4th day of
March. A. d, lS9J.
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The latest and best wedding sta.
tioncry just received mt this olIico
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JouN HENDERso

~ County Clerk and Clerk
Ssr,Ll of the Board OF County
Commissioners, Elko,
~ New, March 4, 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
FIREMEN BLINDED BY PEPPER.

MIsHAPs AT A FIRE IN GREENWICH T.-oNE MAN
FALLS THROUGH AN AWNING.
a fire started the fourth floor OF the hve-story
brick building No. 3& Greenwich-st.. running
through No. $50 Washington at 745 o'clock
last night. causing loss probably. of 5000.
The flames were FIRST seen by the engineer OF an
elevated train which was passing down Greenwich
st. He blew his whistle violently. and citizen
sent out an alarm. second alarm sent by
Chief Reilly soon as he reached the scene The
entire building is occupied by Henry Nordlnger &
Co.. importers OF and dealers In spices. seeds and
dried fruits.
The fire was under good headway when the fire
men arrived, and. account Of flying pepper.
which h!led the eyes and throats OF the hremcn.
was difficult to handle. Chief Reilly and James
Many and Isaac Kendnger. OF Engine No. 81,
temporarily blinded by the pepper They
attended by Ambulance Surgeon Sanger. OF
Hudson Street Hospital. at the scene OF the nre.
The chiefs eyes were In the worst condition.
Fireman Charles Lowe. OF Truck No. 8. while
walking on the iron roof OF the awning In front or
No. $50 Greenwich-st.. fell partly through II. and
was caught fast In the ragged edges OF tne
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DEATH OF NJ. STAMBULOFF.
THE WORK OF THE AsSAssINS FATAL TO
BULGARIAs EX-PREMIER.
HIS LAST WORDS WERE GOD PROTECT Bull
GARIA"-PoILTICAL STRIFE INTENSIFIED


GARIA"-PoIITICAL STRIFE INTENSIFIED
BY HIS ASSASSINATION.
Sofia. July 1s-Stefan y. Stambuon. ex-Prime
Minister of Bulgaria died at $3.50 o'clock this morn
ing from the effects OF the wounds inflicted upon
him Monday evening. when he was returning TO
his home from the Union Club Only forty years OF
age. he had earned for himself the title of the
Bismarck Of Bulgaria. and his last words were
God protect Bulgaria" His death has intensihed
the bitter feeling that exists between his partsans
and the supporters Of the present Government ana
1t has beer freely charged that Prince Ferdinand
and his Ministers were directly responsible for his
assassination.
NJ. Petkoff. NJ Stambuloffs personal friend and
Editor of his newspaper organ. the 'svoboda,' who
was with him at the time he was set upon py the
assassins and who himself wounded, mas peeh
sitting beside the body ever since death occurred
He refuses to leave the dnin y-room OF the STAN
buoff residence where the body is lying His
wounds are in the head
The funera Of NJ StambuoN has been nxeo i'r
Saturday afternoon. Rumors are current that 'ne
poignards used by the assassns had poison on ther
London, July 1s-''The Pail Mall Gazette. IN an
article cr ,he assassination Of S s
ting st in Carlsbad whSpt 6s &c" tse G1
ing his rs instruments me TO TO Express his hypo
criticai sympathy to Nine; Sambulon' proves h''h-
self coward and rascal al r. late e, Premier Of Bull
garia may be found in The Tribune c Wednesday July
II. 1889
THE Daily News will tomorrow publish dis-
patch from Vienna saying 1t is reported from soma
that it is believed that Prince Ferdinand Will not
return to Bulgaria. The whole National party is
incensed agains; him, being in n measure direcIE
responsible for the death Of NJ. Siambulon me
Russophs discussing the question OF prociaaim-
ing his son Boris ruler OF Bulgaria under a nus
sian regency. 1t Is rumored that the Minister OF
War has been authorized to proclaim state OF
siege.
The dispatch adds that NJ. Stam6ulon had worn
the traces Of many blows that have been levelled
at its wearer by would-be assassins