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In the Desert.
BY JOHN PAUL.


The sands Of the desert glowed hot and red,
The sun of the desert beat down,
Till it bistered the top of the Carmelite = head,
just the round shayen spot on the crown.
An Arab swept up, bare-chested and brown,
I" My tent door stands open, he said
The monk found a wine-skin under his gown.
The Arab brought dates and bread.
" Kind Allah, We thank thee" the Arab cried,
When our simple repast was spread.
fell TO at once, but the monk replied,
" Nay Shelk, thank the Lord instead"
Then the two argued loud and the two argued
long
As to how their grace should be said;
But before they had got at the right or the
wrong
had finished both dates and bread.
When they turned to me- could not declare
ON point so exceedingly fine,
But ] rode away on the Arabs mare
With my friend the Carmelites wine.
Just where my thanks are due | cannot decide
But honors are easy, think
SO Allah thank for the mare ride
The Lord for the wine drink.
IN J,me GALAXY.
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The West.

SMALLPOX is prevalent at Elko, New. The
Indians in the vicinity have the disease, and
people are fleeing from the town.
sUNFIELp township Mich, has a veteran
offce-holdcr IN the person of supervisor John
Dow, WHO has occupied that position 30 years
CRoP reports from various purtou- of Mich
igan are encouraging in some fields Of wheat
however, the gram appears thin and does not
indicate an average crop.
THFBE WA an immeuse gathering Of Gram
gers at Paola kan, May 50. The lndepend-
ent party, as they call themselves, are making
great progress in the way Of organization in
that state
rwo-rmnDs interest IN the celebrated
Mono mine was recently sold at salt Lake fol
s400, 600 cash.
4 PoRTIoN ~ George Francis Tralns prop
erty. near Omaha, Nebraska was recently solC
for delinquent taxes.
TuE employees Of tlie watch factory at Elgin
m, have bcen notified that from June 10 t.
August /, general operations would be su-
pended, in order to carry ont their plans 70
increased facilities They mud it necessary T.
readiust much Of the machinery and arrang
It IN THEN rooms.
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The South.

THr uri-ouels at the jefferson city, Mo,
State Prison rsbolled ON account Of the had
quality Of foud furnished them recently and q
serious riot wac prevented by ,onccding to
then dcnandl
CHS. GtNrGR. Of Arkansas, Is daily sending
arms to difer,ut counties IN thu state. to arm
the militia, With a de-ign 10 mumidato and
oyerawe colorod voters and prevent election
Of republican delegates 20 the constitutional
convention. So recent dispatches state.
\ LuuE ROCK special says the sl,enn Of
Naughn county, Treasurer Kenyon. Supervisor
Murphy and several other leading republicans
IN Jefferson county were arrested a week ago
for treason. and thrown into jail
THt synod Of the Northwestern District Of
the Reformed Church OF the United States hc
gan lie session la Louisville May 29th.
An Memphis, ou Decoration DAY, most
di-grsccfm occurrence TOOK place at the
National cemetery There we're Int few white
people present and the noaroos mdulged IN
general row and an manner Of cAce-ses
THE Nashville Jubilee Singers have returned
from England
Tar first shipment Of new wheat from Fano-
loco, Miss has been received at Memphis, aud
ie-shippcd to st Louia
Ar Monroe La. tho river banks began to
cave, and serious damage was anticipated
\ DIAL was recently fought ON Montairc
Sc. New Orleans between two Croolep.
Gulllot'o and pizeros. Weapons pistoIs dis-
tace, ten paces, tine at will, and advance
Guhlotte fred at the word, shooting pi1eroa
through the side near Use heart
LOUISIANA will send comminriunere tu Masl,.
iugicu IA urge national all ia rcbmild@ the
le'ees of the Masi,siPpl River.
Coy BA1rER. u Arkaufa-, has appointed
VIM. VI. Harrison an Associate Ju-ticc of the
supreme Court ,icc VI. l.. Stevenson. re-
slguod Harrison was candidate for tho
same position ON the reform ticket IA iS12
Mctlcndcmm has been appointed 10 the posi
zion IL Judge II the seventh Judicial Circuit.
'lcatod by the resignation OF Judge John
Nmtlock Tie Same Who iarucd The writ Of
ou-'c' asaust Baxter la favor Of BROOKS
Tnt tound-housc az sherman. WYOMING
Wa~ mrootel q, the recent storm wh,cl
passed over that place
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ing on a bridge on Three Sisters island,
Nirpara Falls fell OFF scaffold, and was carried
by the current near the eGge of the Fal, where
he caught on rock and hung for several
hours. but was finally rescued.
The public debt statement for May shows
reduction OF "a, 456, 1913.
THE famous Chopenning claim is again be-
fore Congress-
A RECENT race between the celebrated horses
Judge Fullerton and American Girl at Fleet
wood Park, was won by Fullerton. Time,
2;25gl, 2325s4, 2:22 and 1923. The Girl won the
first heat.
Hos. S. s. Cox recently lectured in New
York ou American humor. The proceeds Of
the lecture-over S2,0O0-was donated to the
sufferers by the Hoods in the South
In The late Boston tragedy, the fact has been
established that CASTILLO il the murderer of
Mrs Hawkes. Blood is found ON the walls
and on the sides and door Of the room in the
hotel where the murder is supposed to have
been committed A package Of money con
tanning s2s5, the amount drawn from the bank
by Mrs. Hawkes., was found sewed in the cloth
ing Of CASTILLO
TIN fine imposed upon Susan b. Anthony
for illegal voting IL to be refunded She PC
titioued Congress- ia the matter, and the House
judiciary committee has reported in favor OF
granting the petition ON legal grounds.
THE tariff bill, now pending in Congress, il
said to be in danger Of defeat, ~ it discfimi-
mates against the west.
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being in need of money, had copper
money struck, and distributed tamong
the soldiers, who became very indlg-
nant thereat. He then told them, and
the merchants and all who ", re en-
gagged in trade, to go on buying, that
with the copper they could purchase
what they wanted and that if any re-
manned over beyond what they needed
for buying and selling, he would ex-
change it for silver.
IN CHINA
paper money was known as far back as
the year 10 before Christ. Parchment
or pieces of card were used sometimes
instead of paper. They were provided
with the Government seal, and were
used generally in trading. Pieces of
skin and pieces of bark also were made
to do service as money in the Celestial
Kingdom. A Mohammedan traveller,
Chuk-Ibu- Batoutah, who visited China
about the middle of the fourteenth cen
tury, says of the inhabitants "They
use in their commercial transactions
neither gold nor silver. They buy and
sell by means of pieces of paper, each
one of which is about the size OF the
palm of your hand, and bears the mark
of a seal. Twenty-Five of these notes
are called baticht, which means piece
of gold. WheA any one las mutilated
bills ON his hands he takes them to an
establishment like the mint, where,
upon surrendering them, he gets new
ones in place of them.
THE WORKINGS OF PAPER MONEY
in China were not different from what
they have been elsewhere. From time
to time the people rebelled ON account
of it's use and abuse, and assassinated a
Mandarin or terminated a dynasty.
Mantaoulin, Chinese philosopher,
had pretty correct notions of the nature
of money. He thought that banks
were very useful institutions, but that
the Government should have as little
as possible to do with them. Ofpaper
money he says Paper should not be
made money. Ii should be used only
as a sign of value, and should be ut all
times redeemable in the precious metals.
At first there was the role played by
paper in trade. Government borrowed
!
the idea of this money from indivi duals
and endeavored to use it as real money,
thus diverting it from its original pur-
pose, and bringing it into discredit. y
ITO use paper" he continues, "as
money, is to use it i'll a manner alto.
gether useless. However, we have
come to such a pass that wretched
rag, scarcely foot square, and called
tehhu, sufiices to procure one of the
necessaries of life" That there were
CHINESE INFLATIoNISTS
is attested 10y the fact related by Thson.
Thsai, that at one time rice cake cost
10000 of these notes. IL would thus
seem that the question of redeemable
and irredeemablecurrency wasdiscussed
and decided centuries ago by the Chi
nese. If the advocates of initiation knew
a little more of history, they would
know more of finance.
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The East.

The stage drivers strike IN New York was
uns1ccessfui. Tho hod-carriers OF the city
have struck for an increase Of wages.
Tux N. " Herald publishes communication
from Henri Rochefort, giving his version OF
the history of France from the first contem-
rlation Of the Franco-tierman War, the Com
munist's life in New CALEDONIA, aud his escape
therefrom.
The steamship Colorado which recently left
New York for Yokohama, took out a full act of
Astronomical Instruments for Prof. DavidHon's
transit Of Venus expedition to the coast Of
japan also a carload Of Gatling gums for the
Mikado.
A 'GAsy base ball contest recently occurred
III Hartford. Conn. Ono mau had finger
broken, another his jaw broken and six teeth
knocked out. and the third received severe
cut in his head, which threatens fatal result.
THE Police Commissioners of New York have
been indicted by the grand jury for illegs
official action in removing certain officers
through political motives
1UE United States Court at Boston has dis
missed the bill in equity. brought TO compe
the assignee Of Nathan Appleton to turn over
to the assiguees of Bowles Bros. a Go. the
balance Of his assets over his individual liabili-
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THE NEWS.
Crimes and Accidents.

TuE large ami elegant brick block corner o,
Madison and Market streets, Chicago o"heu
and occupied by NJ. d. Wells Co.. Wholesale
manufacturers aud dealers IN boots ana siloe7'
was entirely destroyed by fire June l. Loss
SS00,0 600
THE car works Of Geo. Bltnef q 70, near
florence station, Penn, were destroyed Dy
fire. Estimated loss 100000.
rIRF recently occurred in the Pennsyiva-
mia lunatic asylum. The doors were thrown
open and 400 iunatics rushed out. All return
ed but six. who are still at large,
THE spring meeting at Jerome Park promises
TO be the most successful ever held at that
popular sporting place. Many thoroughbreds'
among them the most famous IN the country,
are already at the course,
A DISPATCH from St. Raymond Ont says
1--WE men were drowned while endeayorlng to
run two rafts down the rapids OF st. Anne
river.
FryE men were instantly killed N the Con-
solidate Amador mine, Suttcr Creek Calfor-
IN. by the falling Of cage IN the mine,
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Congressional Summary.


THURSDAY, June 4.-The bill TO re-
the political disabilities Of Ftzhugh Lee and
Van II. Morgan was passe1.--The bill providing
for the collection Of money from the Pacific rail
road was referred a resolution was placed on
the calendar relating to a statue of Admiral Farra-
gut also bill disappearing the act Of Dakota leg
isature relating 10 collection OF demands against
yessee.--The cheap transportation resolutions
were then taken up pending discussion ON which,
committee of conference Was appointed on the SEN
ate amendments To the Freedmens Trust Go. bill.
ADJOURNED.
House.
The following Hills we're passed: For the further
securi Of navigation on the Mississippi; for the
deepening Of the channel at the mouth Of the Mis-
sissipId; for the establishment Of life-saying
stations and houses Of refuge on sea and lake
coasts and 10 prevent the introduction OF infectious
diseascg.--Senate amendments 10 tho bill in re-
gard 10 savings banks, and TO the military academy
appropriation bill were cOncurred in.--A Joint
resolution passed 10 provide site for a statue OF
Gen Nathaniel Greene also resolution relating
10 the Hot Springs reservation in Arkansas -
Pending debate on the bill for improvement Of the
Mississippi, the House took recess till evening.
senate.
FRIDAY, June ga committee of CON
ference was appointed ON the Senate amendments
70 the army appropriation bill.--The bill for the
relief Of certain settlers public lands was re-
ported upon fayorably IA memorial of 1000 cit
ems Of Illinois for double track railroad from
the Mississippi TO the Atlantic was referred
The bill in relation to public documents was
then considered, and pending discussion the Senate
adjourned.
House.
conference report on the diplomatic appropria-
ton bill was agreed to.-The bill admitting free
Of duty articles intended for the centennial was
passed - The bill for the improvement Of the
mouth Of the Mississippi was then considered, and
after the adoption OF an amendment providing Tor
the construction of the Ft ST. Philip canal, was
passed The House then took A recess until eve
ning for the consideration Of business Of the
inittee on public lands.
Senate.
SATURDAY, June 6.-The Senate was
not IN session.
Bills were passed, providing for a commission Of
engineers ON Mississippi leyee improvement for
the prepayment OF postage o4 printed matter 60
prevent straw bids for carrying mails aud for ad
iusting salaries Of postmasters.- The deficiency
bill was discussed, and conference committee on
'dered.-Adiourned
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General.

Iut t~eniy-sccoud annual convention of the
International Typographical Union commenced
lts secession IA ~ l.ouis. June lsi Nearly 100
delegate were present from all parts ol tie
country
TPCdam At the Colchester wheel Workp. ~
Colchester. Conn ha- broken away. carrying
with It the building u-ol o. spoke mill aud
two bridges One hunited feet VI the most
substantial part of ttc dam u carried OF
Is trot at Philadelphia. between the PAGER
Coprcrbottom and Goldsmith Maid. for q
purse of $1,000, the Maid won in three straight
heatH. Time. 22jl 22isi, 2.25i
A PAINTER named MCCULLOUGH. while work
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4 Husband Sold.

Some years since, when all the world
was mad upon lotteries, the Irish cook of
a middle-agcd, ilplc gentleman, drew
from his hand h 4 "uriAg4 and savings
Of some years. Her employer WIS anx-
ious Ia know the cause, and she told
him that having repeatedly dreamed
that certain number WIS great prize,
she had bought the whole ticket. He
called her fool and never lost d chance
10 tease her ON the subject. She seemed
to take his iaunts in good humor, saying
il would all turn ont right by-and-hy.
One morning he opened his paper at
breakfast and saw II announced that
the very number that Bridget dreamed
about aud BOUGHT, had drawn the great
prigo--une hundred thousand dollarsl
Bridget was atmmoned, and the willy
gentleman proceeded TO inform her that
he had long valued her ~ a friend, aud
beinp dpsirnus 10 settle himself for life,
he would hr willing 30 make her his
wife. II she had no objection. Bridget
had always thought him dear, good
man. and would he glad 80 do anything
Ia please him So he finished break
fast. told Bridget 10 put on her best
thing4. the parson was sent Tor, and
made them one that very morning
After II VIA all OYER, the cautious nus
band said Ia the bride :
Well. Bridget, you have made two
GOOD hits to-day you have rot q good
husband. and now bring me the lottery
ticket YOU and have laughed so much
about.
"plcnse don't laugh any more about
That knew There was nothing ~ tn
dreams. and sold il to the butcher q
month AGO :"
G,nporrxah,y h,pn revived IN New
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G,RRorrNahll b,en revived in New
Orleans.
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Washington.

SOLICITOR Of the Treasury, Bauheld has re-
signed, his resignation to tako effect on the
appointment of his Successor.
J. G. BANCROFT DAVIS, the present Assistant
Secretary of State. il is said, will succeed Mr..
Bancroft as Minister at Berlin The latter
named gentleman ia to come home to finish his
book, having already leased, according to
rumor, house IN Washington.
CONaREssMEE express the opinion that the
final adjournment viii certainly take place at
the time set June 22nd
BILL has been introduced in the House
providing for the immediate removal OF the
Governor and Board of Public Works Of the
District for the dissolution of tho District
Legislature at the end Of the present session.
and for the reorganization of the government
by an election in December for municipal ar
sembly.
ACCORDING TO Adhesion of Attorney General
Williams the time at which Importation OF
goods is accomplished il not when they are
entered for consumption, but when they are
brought into ports of the United Sta'ca, Will
intent 10 be there discharged.
Ma BuRDErr, OF Missouri, has entered upor
his duties az Commissioner Of the Genera
Land Office.
THE Legislature of the District Of Columbi'
has passed law taxing the real estate of al
churches aud charitable institutions which
have hitherto been exempt.
DoUBrs are expressed whether the civil
nights bill will be .eached in the House at tn,
present session
The chairman Of the House committee on
appropriations states that the appropriation
for this year have been cut down nearly $50,
| Goo 900 below the estimates, and that lac ha
assurance that there will be no deficit in Tn
revenues for the current year.
| ALL the government departments wer
closed ON decoration day. The President par
ticipatod in the ceremonies at Washington
| emeterv.
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Foreign.

lNTEIII8ENcE has been received that Z
communist colonel. who was sent to New Gale
donia has made his escape.
THE ship British Admiral was wrecked on
Kings Island. OF IS persons on board nine
only escaped
PBINcE NAroLEoS has been nominated {,
the Fre,lch Assembly from the department. oI
charute
THE Tichborue trial cost the estate si50. 00O
QuEES NfcroRIAs birthday waa celebrated IL
London by grand review Of troops, and other
festivities.
A SERIOUS riot occurred AZ Limerick, Ireland
May 81. A mob attacked party Of militia
The police interfcred, aud we're stoned by the
mob, when achievements cuabled them "a
qucIl the disturbance.
The Catholic clubs Of Paris entertained the
United States pilgrims.
4 TELEGRAM from Rome announces the
death Of Cardinal vauetta Cssore.
CALEn CUsmSG, American Minister to Spain.
was officially received BY Mnrshal Serrano.
May 80
II ~ rumored Ina Partisan semi-unicial quar-
tiers, chat German diplomacy IA working To an
nul the London treaty settling the neutrality
Of Luxembourg.
Tn French Minister Of the Inferior ha.
prohibited the sale Of the Nineteenth Century
newspaper, 1t being offensive to public NOR
atty
~ i7 SAID t'at Prince n ,heulohc. the new
Fetmaf Ambassador will request President
hacMahom 10 prevent the tltramontane dem-
'psirations, which tend 10 Increase tile had
selling between France and Germany
GREAT BRrMN has sent tho following dis
lrtch to her minister IN Spain. IN relation TO
tho Nrsnius execution Of English subjects
ln view Of the grave difficulties Of the gov
emmcut in Spain, Her Maicsty's government
his hitherto been unwilling to prosa for ana
answer 10 its demand for an Acknowledgement
Z the wrong done, and Tor compensation to
Is relatives of the victims Who were subjects
y Great Britain. We nov trust that thcre
ALL be 40 further delay on the part of the
sraulrll government
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-11

\ REPRESENTATIVE FROM PALISADE.
Deputy Sheriff w. y. Rabbits arrived
yesterday from Palisade, bringing
with him Il prisoner named William
Elliott, sentenced to As days in the
County Jail for stealing a sheep. The
aforesaid mutton was fcloniously taken
from the front of Il butcher shop in
Palisade. When Mraigned, Elliott ac-
knowledged to the taking of the sheep,
but plead in eNtcnuation of the otfen>e
that he did so because he was hungry.
rcmarking that if similarly situated he
would do the an thing again. He
said that he asked a great many for
money to buy his supper. but failing
% get it he was determined that lie
would not starve so long AS there WAS
plenty of sheep meat hanging around
loose. The fact that he quartered and
sid the mutton instead of %appeaSing
lis appetite with it, probably induced
the Judge to assess him so high.
Elliott requested Il long sentence. say
iny that he would like to spend the
Winter in Jail.
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SToCK REPORT.

STOCK REPORT.
SAN Francisco. January 10.
SATURDAYS BOAR
~! Orhir. 225 2e2' 2oob5 go 2l7'5
20, loud ~ Curry, q 81, 2Sb;D 26ta
$50 Best N Belchcr. 10 ~ 32b:D "A
so Savage, ~ 80 " ~ 100
6l0 Ghollar, - 74bN 7273 7ib"O
a25 Hale X Norcross, IS Il IA 67bMa4
so CrSrn Point, llosa, III ll4b:n lIi14bD
3lW Imperial. : 81 8
Is, Empire Mill. ~ Gsss ga
!O Alpha, 6j6S6i67
lHn kentuck. - % "a q 1871
~ Relcher. Ito 17 1l2b3
$50 Con, Virginia, 20 as 81 .b'0 95b;O
$50 Sierra Nevada. 20 ~ ~ .S'a
80 Excheuuer, b 81 a23i. ~
IL S'g. Bclchrr, O1a5l 7l47,a 10
80 Overman, IL, 1E ID l2jbW
30 Justice. ll122 ~ II
20 Julia, o. 6i,6s
2W Buckeye. . "a
60 S%uccor, 8 s3E, 3'%bN
40 Lady, bryan: &c 81, G2'4c 75b3o
100 Caledonia. 1881. 3D. 81
30 booker. =: 7ss7H
SO Arizona X Utah. % rs "a
In, Baltimore. T274eb3
10 Globe. IA
~ Ccdcrbcr.,4
SO Golden Chariot, % 22la y q
40 ). Chariot b. 1Jt4 Ii
80 Empire. Idaho. "a
lNW tab, s Si4bW
- Central, lol lo7 100 20
$40 S. Hill, he Ii14
10 Eclipse. y, u,
20 Trench ~
li,5 dayton. os,4 a'4,
JU Rock Island. 3 az
600 Pictou. ;tc 6Oc
On II = - nj Og
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-11

SALE OF REAL E>TATE.-COl. I. Baron
Yesterday sold his residence III Spring
street, including furniture, to our en-
terprising tcwnsman Isaac Whistler.
We did not hear the figures
mentioned, but AS the premises
are smong the most desirable
in town, they must have been
quite large. We suspect that friend
Whistler is shortly to become Il happy
benedict. 1t is one of the fair dau"h-
tiers of the Capital that is 70 be trans
ported to the "B.se Rauge."
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THE LAST RAcE.-Through a priv
ate dispatch to Joe Crabb, we learn
that Walking John, the Utah favor
lite, came off an easy winner i'll the
ace at Salt Lake yesterday, with
Mark Moore, the Eureka horse. This
was the third trial between these q
ed flyers, Utah having been victorious
in the best two in three. Moore had
better return to the SagebruSh.
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SUBSCRIPTION received for all the
Eastern weeklieS and m%onthlies;
also. for the San Francisco papers and
magazines, at the PoStotlice Stationery
and News Depot. dos
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-11

SIcK.-We regret - learn, through
an item in the RcrejUe of the illness of
Deputy Sheriff {. ID. Spires. Hope he
may speedily recover
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-11

FESTIVAL and social reunion at Eu-
reka Hall, Monday evening, January
II, 1874. The entertainment will con
sist of tableauX, music Vocal and in
strumentai), reeita,ions, etc., etc. Sup
per mt the Turner House; after which
there will be IL social dance. Single
tickets, including supper. $50. The
o'clock.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTs.-f you want
an elegant Christmas present for your
wife. or anybody clse's wife, call on II.
J. Morthon's jewelry store, first door
north of the PoStOffice. lie keeps the
finest .jcwclry in Eureka. d23-tf
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RELIGIOUS.-Rev. II. Il. Mcbride,
from Phoebe. will preach in the Pres
byterian church this morning at IL
O'Clock, and in the evening at O'Clock.