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vytisknou sc en takove, ktere Sc adpfed
zaplah Vyimuty isou z toho pravidla
spolky, iimz zaroven oznamuie Sc "a .,oo
iori6ai cenM
palec sloupce stQii $500 n ttikrate
vytislnud. palce $500, 3 palce 5000.
Omamka dele uveteinoyana tim Jest lev
ntisi, elm dele sc uvefeinuie.
Oznamky mistd, tisknute obyteinym
pismem stoii Is ctd. radka.
Oznamky: rhde jest" ,.NqProde7'
.Heold Sc" stoji IS cta. "a trikrat otisk-
mutt.
Podle toho necht sc kazdy tidi
tDoy Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
81 uda kolk fadel, ti kolik palcd a koli
krat uvereiuit a necht 81 sam vypotte a
zaSle ptslusci za to castku
-. Kdo 81 pfeie miti oznamku ,
trit}denniku ncb tydennikd necht laska
rs podotkne.
Penize posileite vzdy postovnicl
poukizkach Money orders) psani adre
@aite yzdy:
PaA RON
No. Croton street.
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| X. AIILltS,
Gcnl Par or. and Ticket ACT
BE II /. II.

Clerefd'0, COtumbuS, Cinc5nhah IL
hdjuna IL. II.
u Clevelandu odiizdf 6.55 dopoiedne
2. SO $50 odpoledne.
DO CIevelandu pfjizdi 73O rhno 400
9.55 odpoledne.
4 CrcstlIne 9.55 rano IS 1000 odp.
Do Columbus 1925 pol. 9.45 IL. 35
1noci
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.30 edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
Z Cincinnati 100 1000 rano 9.I5 vec
Z indianapolis 6.25, II 05O 100 rano.
z st. Louis 7.l5 rano 2.55 7.40 odp.
z Chicago $50 8. 20 rano.
Do Chicago neilepsi iezditi veGernim
Atlantic Il Great Western IL K
Ma c4cdod oaJiSN e0yctodu Pfyt&H
z CleyeIandu 7.25 a 500 rano 3.i5 a
l0.05 veGer.
DO Clevelandu 700 lO45 rano, 4.lo a
q. 55 veGer.
DO New Yorku I 90 rano, 4.55 a 9.2O wee
z Bostonu $50 rino, 5o5 veGer'
z New Yorkn $50 a 100 rano, 535 a
100 veGer.
Lake shore a Michigan South. II. II
No oychod od5izN a pf,jtSdi 2 ggchodu.
u Cleyclnadn 7.45 a 1000 rano, 4.l0 a
10. 20 veGer.
DO Cleyelandu 500 a 5.35 rano, 2.o5
a $50 odpolednc.
Do Bnitailo 4.l0 1915 rano, l35, 0. 30 n
II 40 veGer.
u Buffalo $50 7.l5 rano $50, G. .25 a
| 80 yeGer.
DO New ..Yorku 700 rano $40 20
1900 veGer
S Bostonu 5. 50 rano 5.o0all veser
Aa Sapad o'Jt@H se edposlu lfljl&1l:
4 Clevelandu 5.35 100 rano, 2.3OaG G.55
odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu 7.25 loss rano, 345 a
1905 odpolcdne.
DO Toledo lo40 1855 rano ZOO n
H. 90 veGer.
u Toledo 800, $50 a l0.55 rano $50
yefer.
Do Chicago $50 $50 rano $50 q $50
veGer.
Y Chicago 7.Co a 02o rano 5.35 a e.2O
veGer.
z New Yorku 1890 lo.45 rano,Y 800
/ !. 90 veGer:
q Bostonu $50 900 rano, 300 900
veycr:
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Nedeck6 zapisky.

p q DIV on tisicich etech L.
tinek syttla. iakozto pficina probnz mi Ii
vota riSi rostlinne, byl pozoroyan n
Athen cd proiesorora Elendroicha "a o.
kolnosti yelmi podivnlch. Znamot Jest,
ze hory laurionske, ktere spisobily TAX
dlouhe prudke hadky dplomatickd. "a
ezei yttSim dlem Skvaroch, pochazeji.
cich dolovaui ssrych Rek0. Mimo TO
obsahuii dolly ie>te dost stubra, ktertz Se
nyni ttz modernim sp6sobem zdokonale-
nym. tn pax pod ttmi skyary spalo nci
meme H. set let semeno byliny makoyite
druhu glancium. kdyz pax semeno by
10 dano do sklenniku, vzeslo rozkvetlo
' celem poyrchu. ieiz pokrlvalo. pdknc
korunky zlute. Rostlina tato byla noyo-
ytkt yddt uph6 neznama, ale vypsani .ie.
il nachazi Sc Plinioyi Dioskoridovi.
Zmizelat bylina tato povrchu zcmsktho
pred patndcti neb dvaeeti sly lety.
Papiroye lodice. Papiroyt su-
dy sklendne kote yynaSel sotva s,tt
stary. a liz zarlivy syct noyy Ease mas
pfedhonil. Amerika ma syt papiroyt lo-
de- Pan Bishop yyiel ma takov6 papiro-
sc lodi dine u. riina 2 Troye Il phic do
meNikanskeho zaliyu. Dnc 24 fiina pfi-
plul do Irvingtonn a den ma to plul dale
k Noytmu lorku K tiladclii. Lodicc
ieho zhotoycna Jest papiru a Jest pry We
vJbornGm stavu. Pavcc jest bezpcten.
ze dosahnc nj ellie sv6.
Nttroplayba bez balonu.
Ma zaklod1 tysickG zasady, ze royiny to-
tici Sc stoupali coz pro yGtropavba Jest
pravt yelmi dGlezitt, vynalezl p. Muell, r
byyaly professor technologie PeSti tako
y6 spoieni pohybliytch rovin. ze tim hlav-
nj ukol yttroplayby theorii jest rozlu-
sttn. koloyadlo p. Muellcroyo zachosd
totiz nstayitne steinoupolohn, kdyz stou-
pa, a neni tfeba ien lodicku zayGsiti, z
niz Sc pax smer koloyadla Hdi. Maly
yzorec lodky takoyc ukazuie Sc nyni !
Brine We Nidni Sc stasi lod. pii niz sc
yynalez p. Mucllera pr',ktickfm SINE
ru ma osyedtiti LII ia bude iiz lr;it-
kem ease hotoya.
Leteni kons k 7 m mlekem V
lazensktm mi,tt ,,IIou9tcc" zafzeno bu-
lie ledeni mlekem stepnich koni pristin
iarem. Zrizena bude u IIoustky mala O.
bora. kde sc budou kon6 pasti divoce
oh watt. Iiz y neibllze pristich dnech
piiyedeno bude ntkolik ttchto koni nj.
miz ptbudou Tatafi, ktefi ie osetful "a
dol. Zarizeni istavn toho doda IIoustce
znamenitG dulezitosti.
Ndl kamenny IN moz KEN
Ano opraydoyy viil opraydovy kamen
ny mock, ne pouhy tropus, .iakym lid
fka obmezenym lidcm: ina V hlayG La-
men. We Vidni porazeli tyto dny uher-
,keho yola, iehoz mock byla zkamentla.
ale tepla masa mozkovd Mock ten We
fein6 jest yystaven.
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tTCeni.

kfeStanstyi a materialismH.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

Proslult syobodomysnI prednaSee a
merickt, B. F. Underwood ktery od me
sra K mtstu putuie as ie6niSte nicotu kres
anstyi bible odkryva a zhu>ta boho-
slovci reGnicktm zapase Sc mtn. sesta-
vii ptknem spsku Christianity aud Ma
terialisu~ uteni kfestansty materials.
nu nasleduiici protivy.
/. krcstanstyi uei, ze Jest ieden buh.
kerry Jest ysudyprtonnJ ptec ien vie
dine osobe, ktery Jest neivys moudry
prece ale premYsIi. iiste zamtry ma ma
hledy choyi. iako kazdy iinI cloytk; kte-
ry Jest NEWS dobrotiyF, nc mnoho a
mnoho doDrych a neyinn}ch lidi ,krizka
M" navsttvuje hynouti nechava; ktery
Jest nepromenitelnl. &C po dlouh6m 81
dlouhem odpotiyaui styotil sytt 10 2 nj
echo, ktery neni tydrcem zleho pfedce
ie stvofitelem yseho coz lest; ktery IA
duych krehkosti nema pfedce sc mu
u4co libi a nteo zas nelibi; ktery ttIa ne
ma, ae Jest muzsktho pohlayi; ktery ne
nezni vdsnt apredee ieyi ueldy pocit hnt
VA neb neyole
Materialismus uci yttnost sv6ta a ytG-
most piirodnich zakond
=. kfesfanstyi uei, ze na poeltku v-ec-
ko bylo dokonal6
Materialismus uti. ze Sc vSecko yyyiie-
10 2 ieduodnchtho K slozittmu. nedoko-
naleho K dokoualeisimu, ziednotyarneho
mnohot1arnemu a roznanit6mu
g Kfesfanstyi uci. isoucnostfdbl, a by
tosti od boha styorene, kteri Jest p6yodou
yseho zla, kter6 We svett Sc nachazi a az
do skonani nachazeti bude.
Die materialismu isou .,dobre a zle'
poimy potalne (relativnD; dobrt Jest, co
prospiva blahu steSti lidsktmu, zle pax
,nu pfekazi neb ie nici.
4. Kfesfanstvi uci. ze cloyGk klesl, A.
niz schopen Jest yastni siou Sc pozyol-
nout.
Materialismus uei. ze stay Gloyeka ieho
ylastnim pfitintnirn polepsen byti lniize.
D. krestanstyi uei. ze eloytk ien kryi
Jezise Krista yykonpen a spasen bfti
maze.
Materialismus u6i. ze Gloytk sam ma Sc
be spolehati a ylastni siIou vykoupeni
domahati Sc ma, yykoupeni z bed iltrap
pozemskych, ale nikoliv ma kryavou,
pred $500 pfiresenou obtf.
6. Kfestanstvi uGi, ze vira jest mravni
zasuhou, nevtra ale hfichem.
Materialismus u6i, 2e vira nevGra
isou vtci bezd6cne, mimovolne, ielikoz va
rici nemdze "a to ze ytfi nevtfici "a to
ze never. Jak d6iny uti nelze viru w
multi, ami ney6ru vykofeniti neb potla.
Giti.
Z. Kfestanstvl u6i, re jest clovtk 20
vinnen boha modlitbami n chvalo2pevy
yzYvati.
Materialismus nci, ze svoii snahu asve
iisili ku svemu yIaetnimu dobu obratiti
mame
s. kfesfanstyi uci, ze po smrti ien me-
patrny dil lidstva blazen ale velka yetsi.
ma 2e pekle do yecnosti trapena mn
Gena Iude.
Materialismus nepo dayd zadne
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River Division.

OpOukt BsyArd II % dop 20 olp.. ~ 1Ad do Nov.
Philadelphia - 20 odp. opousu n Philad o. dup
IL Is cdp. Pfiji1dl do Bsysrd 20 dop 3s5 odp
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81 zlo, .iehoA sc clov6k dopustiti maze."
,,Jdi svoii cestou," odbyva lei smirci;
,soused tvui ME zleho tob6 neutinil, II.
niz pfestoupil zakon. On ma tebou roy
ne pravo chovah jiste mineni a vyslovo.
vati ie, nebot myslenky nelson zlotiny.
Avsak budeli tob6 na cti utrlati anebo In
nobiti tebe, pfiidiE, stane Sc Ii popravu;
budeli hroziti tobG. nuz mas prayo pfiiiti
Ike mne ia iei zayazu zachovati pokoi;
lee min6nim ieho neni tobe echo tiniti.
On ma ma ne pr1.yo a mlIsi nem haicn
byti. nebof to Jest rozumn6, republican
skt, spravedlive ustayni. Vyklidte sc
pane re soudni sine neohtt2uito mnc po
druhe tax poSetilymi bigotnimi zalo-
by. Ma cestu pax vemte toto nauceni:
Ten tlov5k neni spatny, ieho1 &ivot
lest vzony'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29

Go.lia. dated Zanzibar. says that DIR.
Livingstone died on the 18th of AH-
gust. This daic differs from that of
the previous report, but all doubts have
been SET at rest 10y an official dispatch
received Ivy the Government to-day
from Zanzibar. which states circuia-
s,autiallv that Livingstone lied III Lo,
biza, after crossing. marshes covered
with ate for hours. above his waist.
The suilering> Of his whole party were
terrible. and ten of them died i'll con-
sequence. Members of Caineron's cN,
petition were suffering from fever ana
apthalmia. but would await the arrival
OF the Doctors remains and bring
them to U.iiiii. From thence they
would be conveyed 10 Zanzibar, where
it was expected they would arrive next
month.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29

IT has come to the knowledge of Bis
marck that certain of the French
clergy have directed their parishioners
TO pray for the restoration % France of
the lost Provinces; and %thereupon he
has made complaint to the Government
at Versailles. This action argues a
Sen>itiveness on the part of the great
German minister that is hard to ac-
cOun for.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29

THE English Government evidently
intends to carry on the Ashantee war on
an extensive scale. Besides building a
railway on the Gold Coast for the trans
portation OF troops and supplies, it is
intended TO erect a telegraph line also.
for which purpose telegraph wires are
being shipped from Woolwich; the
posts are to be cut i'll the woods on the
spot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29

SAD AFFLICTIoN.-Mrs. Lyman, IL
most eStimable lady. wife of ID. T..
Lyman, Superintendent of the Mexi-
IAN Mill, is dying from the ct,cc-S of a
cancer i'll the brca>t.-G0td MI NeWs,
JaHHaIV -.
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viii hereafter he issued a. 4 daily pa
FER. The people of Carson must APP
preciate the efforts Of the proprietor, as
it was only started six months ago asa
scmi-v ceklv.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29

On New laar'S day the annexation
20 New York city OF three districts in
W~es,rhe>tcr county. Morri>ania, West
Farms and Kings Bridge, was con
summarized.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29
Extensive Flood at N>mc:o.


V>W EGO. ". J.. Al =.
y most extensive flood. the largest
known for &c Years. i'll the O>we.o riv-
er, at Fel;on, has been reported. The
lower portion Of the town was com
pletely submerged. ON Monday night
thirty families We're driven from their
homes, and many more this morning
were carried in boats from the scc,nd
stories of their homes. while il other
places men We're seen wauing waiS:
deep, with female members of their
households on their backs. The dam
age to property Was very great.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29
Perfect Fits Guaranteed in all Case
NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.

NOTICE l. HEitEBl GIVEN THAT, IN
~ Pursuance of Ordinance No. 4. Of the
i9wn OF Eureka, for the prevention Of fire.
all parties viii be required to plarr rbrir sfnv,.
pipes IN ii condl ION 10 comply with he strlc,
letter Of sait nrtinsncc, rad that | shall ,e,-
sonally inspect tn condition OF all stove-tiprs
within IN. corporate hunts d said town ON
and after MONDAY, DECEMBER nd ~;
dis JOSEPH KERR. Fire Warden.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29

a LEADING article of the .4sseAtblce
-Ndtfonate, declaring Bismarck to be
mad, has caused great Indignation in
Berlin. 1t excites surprise that a pa
per nearly related to the French Gov
eminent iares to publish such an ar
ticle.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29

WHEN past occurrences are present
ed for II lection. a MAJ more t~rcqucnt-
~ has occasion to regret having said
something than having remained 81
lent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29

MELBOURNE. Australia, has a law
which has recently come into opera
ton, by which persons brought before
a police bench charged with insanity,
said insanity having been caused by
excessive drinking of intoxicating
liquors, are to be sent to prison and
treated AS criminal lunatics. and not,
rs heretofore, forwarded to a benevo-
lent or other asylum to be treated as
afflicted individuals.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29

THE total number Of deaths in New
York city during the past year have
been a little over $4,000, or $500
less than the previous year, making the
death rate % in 1000 per annum, as
Stunning the population to be l,000,0 900
on an average through the year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29
crn"r of Colorado Telegraph
Line for the Indian Territory.


0HIC.NGU, jan. y.
\ Washington special To the Inter-
CCcnDt says that the nomination of f..
Nj. McCOok as Governor Of Colorado
was on the motion of the President
alone and not sought by the General.
General Sheridan was before the
House Indian Committee Yesterday,
and recommended that Il line Of Coy
ernnent telegraph tie run through the
Indian country between the white set
Elements, as Il means OF safety.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29

TIE monarchial scheme in France
finds no favor with NJ. Emile Olivier,
who has written Il Letter in which he
emphatica!ly denies that he has Yer
favored the "fu>ion," or in any way
co|untenanced the claims of De Cham
hOrl.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29
seven Persons lying ut thu point o.
Death from eating diseased pork.
CINCINNATI. OHIO. Jan. -

III y III -.
At Aurora, Ind. it is reported that
eve persons are lying al the point of
death from having Eater fresh pork
with trichina in it two weeks ago.
Mrs. Henry Traynor had two hogs
killed for family use a few days age.
eating the meat. Mrs. Traynor and
one of her children We're attacked wIth
what appeared to be typhoid fever
Mrs. Benter. wife of Il German ne
chanic. visited her. and with TWO clal-
dren partOok of the meat. and i'll 4 ieW
days was attacked with the same
symptoms. On an examination OF the
meat it was found to I've literally alive
with trichina. At this time Mrs. Tray
and three children and Mrs. Ben.er
and two children are not expected to
li-a
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VIRGINIA, under conservative on
Of the negroes than any of the States.
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BORN.

In silver City. Jan. ~, to the wife .: {. ;,
Fitzpatrick. a son. w;a, Oft
On Curran treek. Jan. Il. to the vile vi l.
=. TiTnrd. n da glitter.
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Cause of the Death Of A.a.~iz-IEi~
Brain.

l5OSTON, Jan. y.
DIR. Wyman has concluded the au-
topsy Of Prof. .Aga>>iz. and reports the
cause of his death was disease and OBJ.
struction of the arteries of the brain.
The greatest weight of his brain Was
estinlateda at 36.5-l0 ounces avoi.dupois.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29
EASTERN DISPATCHES
BY Overland Telegraph.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
Proceedings im Congress.

WASHINGTON, IAN. y.
The Senate Committee on Appropri-
ations to-day further considered the
Naval Appropriation bill. Very little
change will be made in the bill as II
came from the House. and the action
of the latter body in cutting dGwn APP
propriationS for the re-eStabliShment
of all the various United States navy
wards 10 per cent. below last years
figures. will be sustained 10y the SEN
ate Committee.
James l.. smith, a detective from
New Orleans. having made an affidavit
that the stolen official documents be
longing to Louisiana were in The pos
session OF X. II. Mari. counsel for the
Government, McEnrv. procured II
search warrant. and assisted by two
district officers searched Mars resi-
dencc this morning, but failed to find
the papers.
Tie Senate took up the bill intro
duced by sumner on the first day OF
the session. supplementary to an act
to protect citizens of the United Sta'e>
in their civil rights. and 10 furnish the
means for their vindication.
Terry. ofthe Committee, moved to.
refer the bill to the Judiciary Commit
tee.
Sumner opposed lis reference. and
said lie could see nothing i'll it but Il
move of the opposition to delay. The
bill should have been acted upon the
first dav of the session. 1t was the
darling desire of his soul to have this
great question closed now, so there
would never again he in our Le-i>la-
ture such word as White or black. but
legislation should he only for citizens.
FreiinGhuysen, u member OF the
Committee, thought he could assure
sumner that if the bill a referred to
the Judiciary Committee. it would be
perfectly reported back within two
weeks. and on this assurance Sumner
was willing To consent To its reference
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29
Resignation of Judge Waite of h
Presidency of the Ohio COn~titu.
tiOnal Convention.

tINCINNATI. Jan. q.
Judge Waite to-day resigned the
Presidency of the Ohio Constitutional
Convention in'a brief but graceful
speech. After a rece>ss Of ten min
uteS, to allow members individually
to take leave of him, a committee was
appointed to draft appropriate resoIu-
tons.
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DIED.

InCarson City. Jan. ~. John {. James, a
,,,;,n al Marion, I HE. aged - years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29

DEATH OF Hon. JOHN c. JAMES
Hon. John C. James, a gentleman ex-
ten>ively known throughout Calif0r-
MIA and Nevada, being one of the old
pioneers, died in Carson City on the
24th instant, after an illness of only a
few tourS. The deceased was born in
Marion. Ohio, \. ID. 1926. lie emirrat-
ed to California in $50. and was a
member of the California State Lcei>-
lature during the session of 80 and ST.
He came over the mountains from
Downieville in ~. In lS5S-9h he repre-
scented Carson county in the Utah Leg
stature. He served as Assembly man
in the Legislature of this State during
the session of '65-6. Doctors Allen
and Davidson. who made an autopsy
of the brain III Sunday morning ascer-
tanned that he died of apoplexv
caused by the rupture Of an artery from
cmbo!iSm. Mr.. James was q man OF
acknowledged ability. a fine par
Humanitarian, and possessed a vast
storehouse OF an apparently i~nexhaust-
IDLE memory. He leaves many friends
who will deplore his death.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-29
Death of an eN.ekicf Justice OF
Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Is.
EN-Chief Justice James Thompson.
of the supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
fell dead i'll the Supreme Courtroom
this morning.
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NOTICE.

nEhhbl GIVE Mice I'll IT ". II.
I've = my a+thori1ed az at during ny
'oWf''ai! 1t chce from Iureku.
- iery Q l.. 1871. an
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l.. c. ANpkSN'
.oSErH WELLS.
EUREKA FOUNDKS'
NOTICE.

4 DARK BRiNnLE. inriiN in Fill
- WHITE f In ,h4:e s years Old; h 1in" e.
ass'fs ' ir rS%4sf 70 e ,h 4 ssliill lS r1ls 4.
myself. Iii' D~iaulvDd 80"
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
F2oM CALIFORNIA.
Murder TriaiS COntinuei-Mnrrica
under Dibsi culiics-EIc SALARY OF
the state Board Of Examiners
Disputed.


SAN Francisco, Jan. -.
This morning the trial of kin>ey and
WIFI. Dow and the two McIeanS, was
resumed in the Twelfth District tonit.
in the presence of il large number OF
spectators.
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VI" i.'n.'!'''.V'u '""t s.,f, 81.
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NEWS.
Movements Of the larsiStS.

BAYONNE, Jan. p.
The report that the Carlists have
captured Santander is denied. bat an
other is now current that the c0I pora-
ton is negOti,ting TO raise w million
peSetas, which the Carlists demand as
a price for abstainjng from lombard
ing the city.
The Death Of DIR. Livingstone Com
Hanna.
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LONDON, January 29.
Herr Bremen, IA German explorer in
Africa, III Il lottcr to DR.. Peternann, OF
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LIST OF LETTERS

-ru.INlNG IN THE POSTOFFlCE At
* Eureka January .7th. 1874. Persons call
inr for Letters will please say Advertised
I'll ISL"
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Dissolution Of Partncrsbi,

NOTICE II HEREBY GlVENTUATTis
~ partner>hip heretofore o~xi>tiu, h.,n,
T. ! rf F. bAa AtShaMtl \ J. IANDf
day been dissolved, j. 1. Bhj Esq., m
ffe'lrtn=. The business will be caiIiDd ON II
the old stand by MIR. Nand,rl.itlI WI III
). +: Bat NE>IiAMpF
.NANbERLEllH.
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Church Set OH Fire.
NEW .Jan..

NEN 1UKh, Jufl. y.
st. Bridget's church. opposite
Tonpkin>' Square, was fired in two
places Yesterday. The pastor. Rev.
Father Mooney. does not believe the
~incendiarles were enemies of the
Church. but that their misguided aim
was TO secure employment, knowing
that the large congregation wonlu be
tOlcrably sure TO rebuild at once.
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Defeat Of the Bill .AIlOwin. Women
to VOtr,
JEFFERSON CITY. NOLAN :.

JEFFERSON CITY. No., Jan. Is.
The House, to-day, af er Il spirited
debate, defeated the bill to allow wom-
en- to be elected to office under the
school laws, by Il vote Of 80 Yeas to -
noes.
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THE FRENCH GUIANA MINES.

The accounts received from French
Guiana South Ameriea. are not very
-, :, -. .,..,,o,.s 80
encouraging anu +" '"e >'''e,'''''> VI
those who have gone TO that place can
be relied upon we should imagine that
.h,nc.s az rr.,a r,Sb To tho
I-s':I
gold FIELDS Oh ms place Will oe cohs''-
erably lessened. The correspondent
,f tho Salt Lake Tribune. a former res
-. -. a.. ,,I,am;,o,o
iae"' VI .'"h' gives 'ne ioiio" az
count OF the mines i'll that country:
This is a penal colony, under
French rule, and CAYENNE City is the
principal place. French only is
spoken. except back in the country,
where the language is a mixture OF
French and the native tongue. On ar
irving at CAYENNE. every one must UNI
deryo a close inspection and cXaInina-
ton As 10 their mentions. After much
delay they ce. IA permit by paving So i'll
coin. to 90 inland and prospect. This