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are not goddess and are not sources of

are not goddess and are not sources of
crime.
He never considers that ten times as
many criminals escape justice in this
country through equally criminal in
fluence than are convicted. or than
there are crimes committed in other
lands, or that the few who are con-
victed are those who have no money
nor no friends, and who if they had
either would not be convicted no more
than their more favored and perhaps
more criminal contemporaries.
Now, Mr.. Lucifer, admitting the fac.
that their poverty and ignorance are
incentives to crime, and that II atflu-
ence and intelligence are guardians
against it, must not our standard OF
morality be vastly inferior to theirs?
Where then is your tasas nature and
rdrd dpiSe / do not, however, charge
this to our public schools, but | do
think the practice of educating chill
dren of both sexes in one school ought
to be changed wherever convenient,
for obvious reasons. 1t is only neces-
sary to v confidentially a little
while with the youth who attend pub
lie school to learn the evil OF that sys-
tenn. Our youth have lost faith in
the purity of woman; there is where
that faith was first shaken. Whak then
must be the effect on the young
woman? Think OF it We guardians of
youth, and blame not the parents who
value the purity of their children
more than their lives tor desiring a
change.
But I have no wish to make war on
the public schools, and think l may
have already gone too far. In this
State at least there is no need for alarm.
/ think no one could desire to divide
the school fund. The great difficulty
is to procure funds enough to support
schools at ANYTHING like convenient
distances without dividing in any way.
Let us, however, give morality a fair
consideration in selecting the teachers
of our youth, and not, as is too often
the case, make laxity OF morals the
passport to position.
Where it is practical to divide there
are minds competent to present both
sides of the question. Let them do so
as fully as they wish, and let right
reason prevail; then if "Gloria in ex-
~celsis" is a more salutary tune than
"How would you like to be-" &C., lie,
the American people decide. Lucifer
too, it he wishes, may join in b de-
bate; but let HIM do SO in a gentle
manly way, not toy calling those who
may differ with him "despicable
wretches," &C., and thus for want OF
subtlety ~disgracing the illustrious ~
name he has assumed. PAssIM.
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stated that the extractor wor,
out any portion of "a broker take
less than a minute. ufill in
THE SIcK.-Mrs. VIM. p,u,
been quite sick, but is now imrruy has
Mrs. Jot Travis is reported Throwing 70
sick. Mrs. Geo. p. McConkouv ~ Very
slight attack of scarlet fever nada
recovered. Mr.. Guam, wh ua' has
a pneumonia, is able to be ab nss
a2aln' r;d frank L. Mott, the pony Te su'
his late attack of pneumonia. 'u'fom
BULLION SHIPMENT. Dur;rn
week the Eberhardt q Aurorn rms The
ny have shipped bullion. bv wvrn Iba
Fargo Il Co., amounting to siil GOA us,
SCARLET FEvER.-Since our ,.1..
sue there has been bat two naw "s's'
OF this disease. All the old cases 's :
convalescing. are
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WHITE 1 ITEMS.
From the News Of yesterday.

1i'Ah AhS y VI
LAST Saturday afternoon three men
came into town in a wagon hauled by
two fine American horses, and stated
that they were from Utah. In the
evening two of the men, named A.
Wager and #. Selden, were very busy
in making two and four-bit purchases
in a number of stores and saloons, and
at each different place would ''shove a
queer" tive-dollar bill Of the Traders
National Bank of Chicago. The bills
are well executed and are liable to de-
ceive persons who are not used to
handling currency, and the fraud was
not discovered until Sunday morning.
Just about this time "A Chinese wash
man went to Sheriff Itaum and in
formed him that the above mentioned
''outiit" had robbed him ola shirt and
chemise, and had rot in their wagon
and driven off rapidly. Sheriff Raum
and Deputy Atwood started after the
parties, and overhauled them on the
Eureka road about mile out,
and brought them back. On Monday
they were examined before Justice
Bush, and were convicted of petty lar
ceny and fined, which they paid. They
were then arrested on "A charge of
BhN"ittE iNib hpOttf ~ y
dence against them was so clear and
conclusive thet Judge Bush held them
TO appear before the Grand Jury in
September next. Bail was fixed at
81 900 each, but neither of them being
able to procure that amount, they were
sent to the County Jail, and will be
likely to remain the guests of Sheriff
Raum for several months. When they
were arrested no counterfeit money was
found upon them, butthey had mum
Der of good bills and about $ll5tied up
in a handkerchief. The third man of
the party, whose name we did not
learn, claimed to be only the driver OF
the wagon, and had nothiug to do
with Wager and Selden. He was not
arrested.
THE DRILL Observation-Disclosures
last we were attracted to Capt. Strick-
lands saloon by a crowd of gentlemen
examining the working of new in
vention, which proved to be a drill ox-
tractor. The tool removes the broken
bit from asdrill-holevery quickly. The
gentleman who was showing and ex-
planning the philosophy Of the drill,
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A GREAT FIRE IN DUBLIN.-We have
particulars by telegraph of a destruct-
i've confiagration in Dublin. The ex-
else bond stores, containing 1880
.puncheons of whisky, were totally de-
stroyed, involving a loss of 100000.
Several explosions occurred which
were followed by the whisky pouring
In torrents down the streets. Immense
crowds gathered about tie burning dis
trict and helped themselves to the in
~toxicsting beverage as it flowed through
the streets. To prevent the occurrence
OF a riot, the police mustered in force
and troops were ordered to the scene
OF the conflasration. AT latest NC
counts the fire Was still burning with
unabated fury.
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A NoTE.-We yesterday received a
very brief epistle from Mr.. Dennis.
His health is rapidly improving under
the invigorating breezes of the sea
coast, and we take it that he is enjoy
ing the trip to the fullest extent. He
incidentally mentions that he will be
home in about two weeks.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
GOrham on the stump,

a FRANCISCO, June ~.
A large audience assembled at Union
Hall last night to hear George G.. Cor
ham speak on the issues Of the cam
naign. A. G.. Abel, Chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee,
introduced the speaker. Gorham's
speech was mainly a defense of his
own political record and of the plat
form adopted at the late convention at
Sacramento. lie scored the Central
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residential Visit to the Centen.
NAL Grounds.


PHILADELPHIA, June Is.
The President TO day inspected the
buildings and grounds for the Centen-
NAL Exhibition, and expressed sur
rrise and qualification i'll respect to
both the vast dimensions Of the build.
ings and their rapid progress toward
completion. He took the afternoon
train for Long Branch.
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je2o-tf
GREAT BARGAIN!

VALUABLE RANCH, OF 10 ACHES,
Y and sheep range ioT sale, "a miles hoI
the Austin aud Battle Mountuin Stage Tosa
and II miles from the latter place Cd Inc
line OF the Central PaciBc Railroad ID Lag
der coanty, Nevada; together WIN ~
head Of cattle. 20 head Of horsrb,
| lrst-elass two b0rscs buggy, VIII
harness, | tvo-horse wagon ana Nv.
sets double haIpess, | good plow,' = nUaio
with four rooms with all the hoasehold lua",
ture and bedding, I barn and g%ranary, ana q
good well OF water. There e Growing On s% y
ranch 50 acres Of barley-s0 acres more :,
Joining, Il one wi hes to cultivate a '"tsss.a
larIn-al Of The BEST quality Of laeai ar =
sheep rance il very valuable, as lhe ~ ~ !.
already bought taxes tho watrr suu ~
s.qucnily secures all the range ior w. ~. n
three miics aroAnd. There Is a hhe ssoa sb
lowing from living springs, running 'AiV"''
the range and iarm. ira urop-
Here !. offered a good bargain, as me pl9io
erty is that ola widow lady who Is desiio"'
60 to her friends ia California. NJ, ina
For further information lnquirrsr y"
at Battle Mountsln, OF
j.. i. IllACkLbi.
.-oo, Eureka.
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A Couple of Necktic Parties.
Body Recovered.

NEW YORK, June IS.
A special dispatch from London says
the body OF August Edward Lock bias
been recovered from the Schiller
wreck.
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T oST-oNE WHITE HORST, BhAS SIond,
IL on the lett hip with a slaniksih ,o nose;
bind in tbs lett eye and has a wn't alsaous
supposed TO be about Y years Ola. .sddIs
sorrel horse, heavy name ana ua,ndr ain
marks. ana branded O u the lott shsa ennpect.
The letters ~ H." the letters oelnS ,ou wears
cd. This animal is supposed 10 10 animals
OF age. ANY person delivering ." viii receive
n reward Of so, or SO for each; nprrIY.
jeart
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GoRHAM ON THE STUMP.-George C..
Gorham addressed a large audience in
San Francisco Friday night, on the is
sues of the present campaign in Cali
fornia. The telegraph tells us that he
handled the Central Pacific Railroad
Company and its organs without
gloves. The audience, according to
the report, vas in entire sympathy
with the speaker. But is not it just a
little refreshing to read of Gorhain
making anti railroad speeches? 1t
strikes us that way.
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JUHt ~.
Intelligence has been received from
Chin Kiang that some native soldiers
at that place ~insulted the United States
Consul and his wife. Two of them
were arrested and taken to the British
Consulate. when soldiers epdeavored
to rescue them, bat the Europeans has
lily mustered and prepared to defend
the Consulate. The Chinese authori-
ties, however, succeeded in quoting
the mob. The British and American
Consuis of this city have left for Chin
Kiang, and the United State man Of
war Palos and the British war ship
Thatia will follow.
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TUE TURF.

All over the United States a taste
for the sports of the turf is steadily
increasing. Many OF us can remem-
Der when racing was not half so pop
ular as now. In these latter days
nearly every town and hamlet in the
country has its regular Spring and
Fall meeting. There is nothing es-
pecially wrong in speeding horses on
the square but when is had
to downright swindling for the pur-
pose of fleeing the public, it is high
time that all such performances were
declared a nuisance. Unfortu nalely
honest racing, where the best horse
wins, is the exception on this coast.
Turfmen appear to care more for the
money that is to be made than for
the reputation of their stock, and, as
a result, they hesitate not to put up
all manner of jobs and combinations
to get away with the last dollar that
can be extracted from those who
know no betterthan to suffer the .nselves
to be entrapped. In this State, in particu-
lar, the whole business is fast falling
into disrepute. Nevada is not a
good racing country, anyhow,
and there is not much likelihood that
there will ever be any change for the
better. Our population is sparse, and
hay and barley commands coin. Rae
ing men must win to keep even, and
hence it is that %chicanery is so fire.
quently resorted to by the manipulate
ors of turf matters in the Sagebrush.
1t is said that blood will tell, but we
hardly think this rule can be made ap-
plicable to the flyers of this State. 1t
would be nearer the truth to say,
"coin talks" especially out this way.
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Pacific Railroad, and enlarged upon
the right and duty of the Legislature
and Congress to regulate fares and
freights. He attacked the Chronicle
and other newspapers for supporting
the railroad on the one hand, and the
call and Bulletin on the other. He
waged, in fact, a sort of general war
fare on every one but himself and fol-
lowers. The speech was well received
by the audience, who wereevidently in
accord with the speaker.
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BORN.

In Hamilton, Jnne 18th, to the wife o, =,
Z, Drake, II son. eoi John
In Phoebe, June 10th, to the wife Of s.n.,
G. Harris. II sol, samuel
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BIGELGW'S HALL.
FOR A O SEASo"'
THE LEGITIMATE C0M3lHa''0''
ON MONDAY EVENlNo'

COLLECTIONS WILL BE MADE f"~
- tho following:
Cinderella; Pocahontas; "f .,d
Wrinkle purlssquc Of Romeo
yuli,t; R~ag-pickcrs OF
Handy Andy; Marriage a.
Price; xIis Last Legs D""s
ter of the Regiment. SaTn0'
The Baron; Knight Of ar
va; and Married Lie
Doors open at 1850 o'clock; curtain rises .
$50, precisely. 80 AT the Post,
pS- Reserved seats can be haa w.
office, of Frank Durkee' 81 co.
Admission o.
Reserved Seats .
myl5-tf
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A New Move for Brokers.

SAN FRANCISCO, une ID.
Articles of incorporation were filed
to-day of a company of associated
stock brokers. The object of the as
ISOLATION is to collect and receive do
nations tor the purchase of land in San
Francisco to erect thereon a building
for the use of its members, wherein
shall be provided, at the expense OF the
corporation, a common place OF bnsI-
ness for the transaction of the individ-
ual business of the members as stock
brokers. The Directors are Il. Il. Eyre,
John w. Coleman, Chas. w. Bonynge,
Jas. c. Floss and Henry Schmiedett.
The corporation has no capital stock
nor shares, and no member shall lie
required to contribute or pay any sum
thereto. The bylaws of the association
provide that membership shall con
tinue so long As he shall be "a mem
Der of the san Francisco Stock and
exchange Board, and no longer.
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EASTERN DISPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.

ESPECIAL. TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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MARRIED.

In Virginia, June 9th. Sidney syeotma-1
Sarah Gibson. s'e0'nan to
In Pieche. June 10th. Frank Barrs., ).
Emma Newton. Jarrett 70
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Indians the wishes Of the Govern
ment.
The New York Stock Market.
New YORK, June Is.
1t was reported to-day that fore
closure proceedings had been com
menced on Erie and the papers served.
This carried Erie shares down to the
lowest point yet made this season and
had a depressing influence on the gen.
eral market. 1t is runiored that a
hitch in the railroad compromise also
had a favorable influence ON the Stock
Exchange, and caused free sales of
Lake Shore heretofore held for a rise,
which carried that stock down about
23I pent., and affected most of the ac-
tive shares. The London failures were
also felt, although it is not apparent
that any losses therefrom will be made
on this side, at best not enough to
cause any failures here.
Earthquake shock.
INDIANAPOLIS, June Is.
A slight shock of earthquake was
felt here this morning, and advices re-
ceived state that the shock was ensi-
bly, felt at various towns in this State
and Ohio.
The Allen-IsOOke Mill u Failure.
New YORK, June Is.
A special from Pittsburg, Penn,
says Allen, the pugilist, with a num-
Der of friends, left the city at midnight
on Wednesday, aud proceeded to Meal
Creek, Ohio, where Edwards and Col
lyer fought last year. The ring was
pitched and entered by Harry Hill.
Allen's antagonist, Rookie, did not put
in an appearance, and Allen left tor
st. Louis to day.
A Couple of Necktie Parties.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June Is.
John Casey was executed at Paris,
Illinois, to-day, for the murder OF his
wife, which occurred at Eidridge, H.,
August rs, 1874.
Nathan Brigess was executed at Eff
fingbam, H., to-day, for the murder
of Joseph Robbins at koskosh Iron
Bridge, Illinois, on the 20th OF October
last.
Body Recovered.
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DIED.

In Eureka. June Is. Mrs. George Tba,cb.-
aged - years. Aa'eaef'
In Virginia, June 10, Terrenco Reily. .,,,
so years. ssa
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The sioux Commissioners.
wAsu1NcroN. lima Il

ASIfTNVI VN, JUITB TO.
Instructions have been prepared at
the Interior Department for the Sioux
Commissioners. II. ID. Human, A.
Corning and w. II. Ashly, with Jed
Collins as Secretary, are to visit the
Agency of the Sioux. 1t Is intended
in negotiating to begin at Red Cloud,
tor the purpose OF laying before the
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Dinner to POstin ester Jewell.
CHICAGO, June 10.
A grand complimentary dinner was
given Postmaster General Jewell at
the Palmer House yesterday.
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Military Movements in spain.

MADRID, JUHt ID.
General MARTINI Campos has sue
ceeded in crossing the river Elbro, lot
withstanding the heavy fire kept up
by the Carlists. BY this movement
he has established communication
with General Jovellar, commander of
the army of the center.
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YDEKA, Cal, june 70,
There is great excitement here on ac-
count of the reported discovery of the
long lost Cabin ledge, situated near
the line between Siskiyou and Shasta
counties. 1t has been prospected by
experienced Virginia miners, and as
says made show $3.50 to the ton. The
ledge improves in appearance as it is
further developed. A number of cit
liens have started for the new diggings.
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Earthquake shock.

JUHb To-
A slight shock Of earthquake was
felt here this morning, and advices re-
ceived state that the shock was sensi-
bly, felt at various towns in this State
and Ohio.
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Fire.
England ana Russia.

LONDON, June IL.
The Moscow Gazette says: England
having declined to enter into intimate
relations with Russia, the central
lection of the International Jaw. Rus
STA has no reason to leave the alliance of
emperors and enter into a league with
that country.
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OF n Mil.

VICTORIA, v. L., June Is.
Muir's saw mill, situated oil Tooke
harbor, together with the surrounding
stables, barns, etc, was burned yester-
day morning. Loss, $4,000.
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The New York stock Market.

Indians the wishes Of the Govern
ment.
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A Great Fire ian Dublin.

DUBLl June 1ltiIllgnt.
A fire broke out to night in the ex-
else bond stores which contained l,S00
puncheons of whisky. There were
several tremendous explosions and
the flames spread rapidly to the adj
joining buildings, burning casks OF
liquor flowing into the streets. The
fire spread rapidly and from 10 to 20
buildings in Ardee, Mil and Chamber
streets are in flames. Vast crowds
surround the burning district. A mob
rolled several barrels of whisky out OF
the stores, helping themselves to the
contents. The police are mastering in
force and troops have been ordered
put to preserve order.
At | o'clock this morning the fire is
unabated and the destruction is very
great.
Still Later.
DUBLIN, June 1872 A. VI.
At this hour the fire is burning as
fiercely as ever. The liquor carries
the flames i'm every direction. Water
is of no avail; il only causes the burn
ing liquor to spread. The Fire Brigade
tore up the pavements and attempted to
smother the flames in the streets with
sand, but they only succeeded in iso-
lating il. Crowds are collecting the
floating whisky in pals, clippers and
hats. The loss is estimated at 500, 900.
Another Fire.
BARRIE, Ont, June Is.
A fire to-day destroyed half of the
wooden block between Clapperton,
Dunlap and Owen streets, n five and
one tIree-story brick building, and
damaged twelve others. Loss, $780,
900.
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STORAGE WILL Be CHARGED.
ieao-tf T. D. FISK. Agent.
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HORSES LOST.

jc20-Im
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Thurman Treatment Of Prisoners,

NEW YORK, June 10.
Loans decrease, $500 800; specie
increase, SS45. 100; legal tenders
increase, S2,077, 700; deposits increase,
$500, 400: circulation decrease S524,600;
reserve increase , 1907, 100.
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Machine shops Destroyed.

P~TTTSBUItG, June II.
A fire originating in the machine
shops OF Jas. Bowen Il Son this morn
ing, destroyed the shops and several
adjoining buildings. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-02
IContinued from first page,

to its price. The amount OF the new pa
per money or nadnddt isue was 500, 600, 600
to take up the assigslats, 600, ,000, 900 more
for the expenses OF the public service,
and ], 200 00o, 600, to be deposited in
locked chest, only to be taken out BY de-
cree as they were wanted.
These nldnddts were created March 10,
1916, and declared the legal tender of the
Republic. Highly penal laws against ex-
changing nonddts for gold and silver
were enacted asin the case OF the assignat.
And to prevent speculation in the new
paper currency the Exchange was shut
up. "just as if" says Theirs" the clo-
sing of the Exchange could prevent hun
dreds of the private Exchanges from
springing up every whereelse." =
But all would not do. The current
price of the mdnddts themselves fell from
100 10 l3 frances the day they were
issued. But, as sales Of land were grad
ually effected, a munger OF purchasers
flocked in, and the nsanddt for 100 francs
which had fallen to Is, rose to 80 or 4C
and even sometimes to 80 francs. The
most violent fluctuations, sometimes
amounting 10 from so to 100 per cent.
occurr d in one day. But all hopes Of
keeping Il . the value Of paper money
was illu ory. The mdnddt soon fell to
| the sa M discount as the dssignnt. Peo'
pie refu- them altoae in daily buy
| ing and selling, and r. sorted to barter
Finally t ey fell so low that the Govern
ment refused to part with the National
domains at the deprecated value of the
mandat this perpetrating a double breach
Of faith with the public creditors.
This second plausible species Of paper
hurrency faving failed. the Government
was compelled to the only alternative
that remained. It was decreed July 10
1895, that henceforth any one Nigh,
make what bargain he pleased, and that
the nandats should be taken thereafter
only for their value in specie. Thus tn.
whole paper currency was destroyed aa
one blow, and specie Immediately renew
ed its circulation, and In about a yea,
was wholly and permanently restored tc
the country, while freedom of commerce.
again prevailed, social order once more
returned, and the miserable. delusive
fraudulent and ruinous substitute to-
coin finally disappeared, as in the paaal
lelcaseoftheC Continental currency, with II
q period of about six Yeas from its frs
| issue.