И Баварският принц, и Датският принц са избор на Руския цар.
Кликата на богатите земевладелци и корабопритежатели, финансирани от банките, за което писах преди, въстават срещу Отона, Царят се съгласява на смяна, и е предложен Датският принц Георгиос. Англия одобрява кандидатурата, като дава зестра Йонийските острови. Т. е. си плаща за гяволъка, да подкокороса своите хора да искат смяна.
Така че, от едно руско назначение, минаваме към друго руско назначение, с печалба.

And on the subject of Greece, Sir Charles Dilke 's (либерал, бел. моя) statement is even newer to the public at large. The late (този на Дизраели) Government was, in its inner bias, so hostile to the claims of Greece, and was known to be so hostile, that the country has more or less forgotten the many violent plunges which that Government made to get the reputation of being friendly to Greece. England had forgotten, till Sir Charles Dilke spoke, that "the shadowy and unsubstantial claims of Greece," as Lord Salisbury (консерватор от кабинета на Дизраели) now terms them, were not so very long ago the grounds upon which his colleagues claimed to have entitled themselves to the gratitude of Greece. Not only did the late Government confess that Greece had received their assurance that she should lose nothing by not attacking Turkey,—of course, an implied promise to gain for her peacefully at least as much as she could in common probability bare hoped to gain by war,—but after the Treaty of Berlin, the cession then recommended from Turkey to Greece was treated by the late Government as assured to Greece on the authority of Europe, Lord Beaconsfield himself ostentatiously stating that by the Congress of Berlin, Greece had acquired more than had been gained " by the rebellious Principalities." Lord John Manners and Sir Stafford Northcote (консерватори) both made claims to the gratitude of Greece in language which endorsed Lord Beaconsfield's words, the former having repeated that the Congress had largely extended the frontiers of Greece, and agreed to give her more than was given to " Servia, Montenegro, or Roumania," while the latter not only confirmed this language but expressly termed the gain of Greece " a large and substantial concession" and Lord Sandon had followed suit with the indignant claim that it should not be thought " a slight matter," that the frontier of Greece was to be rectified in the manner proposed unanimously by all the Powers of Europs. The real truth of the Greek question is, no doubt, this ;—Lord Salisbury and his friends were totally opposed to anything that would diminish the Empire of Turkey, but they felt that diminishing the Empire of Turkey to the advantage of Greece, was a very different thing, indeed, in the eyes of the British people, from diminishing the empire of Turkey to the advantage of Russia, and they, therefore, consented to anything which looked like strengthening Greece, and took great credit for it, so long as it did not involve the public humiliation or coercion of Turkey.

But the moment Turkey resisted, the moment it appeared that Turkey must be coerced in order to enforce the decision of Europe, they washed their hands of Greece, and now treat the Government which regards their own previous decision as binding on Turkey, as a conspirator against the peace of Europe, and unfaithful to the Treaty of Berlin.

LAS VEGAS — A husband and wife from California who survived the mass shooting at a Las Vegas country music festival died several weeks after the Oct. 1 massacre in an auto crash.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports that Dennis and Lorraine Carver died after their vehicle crashed into a metal gate outside their community in Riverside County, California, and burst into flames on Oct. 16.
At the music festival, Dennis Carver jumped on top of his wife to shield her from bullets. They managed to run away from the shooting and were not injured.