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, 1875-12-01

| dlctsd wae eulpr!t, 7e did not know whethet
| Ulnbu,'e tmpan elnont was sufficient reAaor for
! \ contln,1ancc, which might greatly interfcro
with hin profcAsiona! engagements.
Mr.. 0'I3rton stated that Bluhul Wto Juror be.
fora llo maa inflicted. ..
After hes.inR courFcl. Judge Jameson gtantotf
tho application. md the trial VAS set for Mon
day, Dec, IL.
zr1E E1an1xExrn WARD.
Tho next ctuo VIA thht Of william Dandlev,
Fred Donsnn. and JAmea Handley, judges Of
election Of tho Third Pfoclnos Of tho Eighteenth
Ward.
10y. which declared that ho waa not informed Of
tho day OF trial. and did not employ oounaei nm
I'll II fonday thAt the man ilollonbesR, whom TO
ras charged NTH putting ous, endoavorcd 10
t,ko Possession Of The ba.lot-box snd constisato
hilnaot manager Of tho election that bic {tloi-
lenberR'sl conversation was replote With such
remarks ~ to defendantts futuro ~ 10 make
him uncomfortable (; and that bis principal Wit
neas. john Wray. who could provo this, was At
count IN tho Indictment, aud II Mr. Reed rAs
willing to 70 to trial on that thoY should not OBJ
tect, but ho thought tho prosecution OF those
caseH botokcued ubdne hasto. He pointed cut
how indecent hssso IN pressing cases to
Cases. II time Was needed in nuch cases. hS
thought misdonleanAnta bad = much bottcr claim
OIL tho courtesy Of the Court.
Tho Court oxpTcRaed himself x1lng 70 grant
marked that criminal ca sea wore not generally
40 comp,cK as tnisjaincanurs.
In further pressing hts application Tor con-
enuAnce, Mr.. Trudo atsurod the Court that Mr.
Handler was juet rs full Of Chsltt-like attri-
bates an tho bust momba,s Of tho Christian Asao-
ciatfon.' ...-.--
Tho Court remarked upon tho prnat pressure
Of btlsneea. aud said lle wished tust Is speedy
ttia! 10 cnsll DO given with fairness to prison.
era. Iio dld not ait there to rush prisoners 10
tho Etasea Prleou or to tho haltor ut ono or Two
da1s uotice. lie would grant tho application.
Mr. Herd said lie would liks defendants to
plead. Those weIo new indictments, and there
wcre no piccedcnts In the books to guide him tn
drawing them out. 1t they should 10 luashed
for nny error, he wanted thu prcsont Grand Jury
to sennd, 10 that tlin error might be corrected.
Dofo,,dant's counsel agreed To plead this ulorl,-
ing in al! the cascB and tho trial was aot for Mon
day, Doc. 10.
oTnEn CAHEs-
The case Of George II. lrecnuald Louis r.
Dastou, and II. ". IhndoId judges Of election OF
tho Sixth Ward, and those Of Frank Z. johnson,
81. A. Crowley, Patrick Shtods, and John Craw-
ford md Henry Loaton Theodore Aamus, and
]. a. Green, Judges Of tho Tweutleth Ward, we're
sot for Tuesuay, Dec. II.
All tho casos Of illegal voting wero sst for
Wednesday, Dec. s.
, 1875-12-01

Canal Commissioners. and has vonted tho feo 10
tho Hallway Company. No ono will douht tho
pnHnr Of tbo Etata to grant cnnni lands whom tim
right of the pnblIc Ira boen o1tingu1rliod. Nor
will any ann doubt tho rower Of III" Legislature
to repeal tho net Of 1851, yesing tho nnk"d feo
junction orderod by J,ldgn nrummonl does not
Apply 10 thih block, aud the city is but tlohpass-
ct n,on Il.
1hird-1ho rights OF tho Illinois Central nii4-
road Company In front OF Sec. 10 tlopeud in no
deeran upon the acceptance by tho otty Of tho
t800,00o required by lilo act Of 1860 to DO paid
into Ne Treasury nor upon itn delivery OF =
FoArh--Tho acceptance Of tho proposition Of
unlawful possession Of three blocks and sottlo
oontrovoEsy which will otherwise roault in hlr.
nouGIa7 obtnining patent from Tho United
States and eleosing tho city Without tho rasmdht
Of dollar. A LAWYER.
, 1875-12-01

Prot. Ewing left ths city akst eyoalpg On
short whit to bis former homo at oxford, o.
It Is hia Intention to return In tsina 10 hold ss1-
vices 1t alcrickps's Theatre Sunday. Aa to his
futuru movements the Professor is somewhat
uncertain bk preBeus. except that 10 has do
tarmlpe4 upon Eemainiug in Chicago. Nothing
dohults !Ks been doue in regard 70 securing
pc, Maueut place Of worship, although 1t lB un-
aesstood that ono ut the thaAttss, probably
McVickess. viii 10 sngssed. No church
, 1875-12-01

Wo Want It Distinctly Understood
that gcn:lemtu ordering garments Of viii not
only 60. stylish goods, latest CUTS" but rosiyey tho
lowest prices In the city. Orlway h Newland, 11a
Dearborn md 200 Wost Madison.
, 1875-12-01

Splendid Books at Auction.
AtehnrF. Elson, Pomeroy b Co. make tho 1ast sales
to-day, 1t the new store 80 Madison atroct Of tho inc
collo:tton Of books md any contemplating pur-
chasing books suitable for holiday gifts ahould aond
tho sale. Mr. McAdaM has dctprmIue1 to clo1o out
Tho remainder Of this stoct, matter at what 4ao.
fincc.
, 1875-12-01

What About Your Old Clothea, Gonts,
TINT hang In the closet hhfworn, soEea sud worth.
cfs 7-woFthtess unless you1et Cook oLaln 20 Doar-
born street, rupalr and clean non. Sent q. Q. D. II
you Like.
, 1875-12-01

Bright's Disease, Diabots7, Dropsy,
Gravel, Calculus, Gout, rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
Diseases Of tho Liver, Kidueys, nlader, Prostrate
Gland. Premature P1chtraion. Organic Debility aud
ChronIo AnsctI0un uucufablo by gsneEnl prscttlon-
crs>, cured by tho uuo Ct Dr.. 8. D. Howo's
Arabian Tonic Blood pufller. Hoe advertisement.
, 1875-12-01

Consumption, Weak Lungs. Dyapeputn,
General Debility, and Weakness Of eyery description
promptly cured by Dr.. 8. y. 1Iowes Arabian Milk
Cute Dr.. 8. D. Howo's Arabian Tonic, Dr. g. ..
uo8ss Arabian lipcr Pills Sos advertisement,
, 1875-12-01

Tho ShrinknKe In Prices
fA mot half apparent In any other manufactured ar
tira in this market in tho immcnse soek Of furni-
tura tho manufacturers hayo orlerad THAR agents.
Samt son, Grocne Co.. lG2 aud Ia ato street. 10 SELL
, 1875-12-01

Satisfactory Evidence
Of the ability Of Daleys Magical I4in ExtrActo. to
rallovo tbs most Violent pan heal without tho
worst scalt or burn, u.ay bo aeun by unu trial. Is
, 1875-12-01
A ljtnGhr VeYf1{nt

An old Quaker preacher was oncn noted for slways
saying something abouk "tha o,l Tho middle-agad,
aud tho dear youth" All thebe will mud great aattatA-
ticn in wearing Elmxooa collars, they Ht be.sr
than any otletY.
, 1875-12-01

Lundbor8's Perfumes
aro ll1a natural flowers md bououeta.
, 1875-12-01

OEopized Ox-Mnrrow for tho Hnir,
BY BUCK l. RayueE, makers OF tho "Msrs Cologne
, 1875-12-01

Pianos aud Orgnua.
Ha1let, Davis h Co.'S Grand. Square. snd Upright,
and Smiths American Organs, can be found only at
". ". Mmball's, corner 8tate and Adam1 strocts,
, 1875-12-01
ALAfCer A MIRACLE.


bold hy dFug9!as. Wholesale Agents, FULLER
FuLLEK: VAN HClfAAOk. HTEYENHON L REID.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16
FARES TO THE CENTENNIAL.

In reporting yesterday an interview
with Major Mccoy, we omitted an i'm
portant item, to which he directed our
attention. We allude to the question
of fares by the railroads to the Centen-
NAL. He informs us that the Commits
sion had Information, during its recent
session, that pretty much all of the
roads in the East had signifed a will
lingness to transport visitors to and
from the exhibition at half the usual
rates. He is of the opinion,
from all he could learn, that the
Union Pacific will make a similar lib
eral reduction. The Central Pacific,
which is of greatest concern to Pacific
Coasters, has not yet indicated it's pur-
pose in the premises. Major Mccoy
is, however, hopeful that both the Cen
trail Pacific and Union Pacific will
issue excursion tickets of six months
duration at half the usual rates.
Neither would lose money by it, as
the through business would unques-
tionably be more than doubled
by such a course. They would
also make friends and over
come much of the popular preju-
dice now existing against them by fol-
lowing the liberal policy here indicated.
There is, of course, time enough yet to
talk about this matter of SO much i'm
portance to the people west of the
Rocky mountains, but the press can
not begin to call attention to the sub
ject any too SOON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16

The loss of a large sum of money
while in the custody Of the Treasurer
of the United States casts light or the
difference between the Secretary Of the
Treasury and General Spinner, in vir-
tue OF which the latter Is about to quit
the post he has worthily filled for
many years. It will be remembered
thatthe difference between these func-
tlonaries turns upon what is called pat
ronage, in tie political view Of ap-
pointment to Office. Mr.. Bristow or
some of his political friends wanted to
appoint a nan to a vacant place under
General Spinner, and General Spinner
objected ard claimed the right to fill
the place, upon the simple ground that
he must himself choose the persons
for whose honesty he is under the law
officially responsible. But his claim
was overruled and his resignation was
accepted, and on this difference he is
to give way to another. Forty-seven
thousand dollars have TO- been stolen
while legally in the Treasurer's Gus
toby. For the safety of that money
he is not only financially but criminal
ly responsible, inasmuch as if he
''fails safely to keep" the moneys OF
the Government he is guilty of en-
bezzlement, and "shall" be punished
by imprisonment for "not less than
six months nor more than ten years."
and shall also be fined in a sun equal
to the amount ''embezzled." His
bond also is conditioned for the fdeli-
ty of the persons under him. Yet
upon an officer thus responsible for
the acts of the many persons in his
department his administrative supe-
riors claim the right to force the loose
adventures who hunt for profitable
employment in the political retinue Of
distinguished men,. This is IL of the
many m~onstrosities incident to the
system that contemplates offices Of
trust as the spoil of party warfare.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16

The community will be very sorry
to learn that II. III. Lindsay is lying
dangerously sick at Virginia. 1t will
be remembered that a short time ago
he was run away with and thrown
from his buggy on the Geiger grade.
He has never recovered from the eff
fects of his fall. His present illness
arises from the formation of an alb
scess in the hip, which is both danger
Gus and painful.
This is the way they combine BUSH
ness with pleasure in Stockton. The
Herald of that city, some time ago,
contained the following notice: "Born,
in this city, February %, to the wife Of
Thomas G. Hersey, II bootfnaker. All
best material"
A race took place at Phoebe the other
day between johnny Schmoker, en-
tered by Jot Travis, and Lizard, en-
tered by Russ Scott. The race was a
single dash of a mile, for $500. John
nv Schmoker won the race, which
was closely contested, by about halfa
length.
On Thursday morning men were set
to work in the bottom of the Raymond
Il Ely shaft. 1t is now thought that
the bottom of the shaft will be kept
comparatively dry, as the pump is
only working to one-half OF its ca
pacity.
The new Pacific and old San Fran
cisco Stock Boards are each straining
every nerve for the supremacy in cap
ital and influence. Think of paying
$4,000 for a seat in a stock board.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16
CURE EOR SMALLPOX AND
SCARLET FEVER.

Below is a recipe, which was pub
lislled in the SENTINEL several times
during the smallpox scourge in this
place three years ago. Many of Il
citizens had recourse to it, and some
think with beneficial results. The
preparation is not unpleasant to take
as we know from personal experience.
having taken several doses of it pend
ing the prevalence of smallpox in
this section at the time above men
toned. A correspondent of the En-
terprfse reviyes the same remedy of
which we have been speaking, and
thinking that it may possibly be OF
benefit to some Of our readers, we re-
produce it, as follows:
/ herewith append a recipe which
has been used to my knowledge in a
hundred cases. 1t will cure or prevent
the small-pox &, though the pittings are
fiji ling. 1t is as unfailing as fate, and
conquers in every instance. 1t is
harmless when taken by a we'll per-
son. 1t will also cure scarlet fever.
Here it is as l have used it and
cured nay children OF scarlet fever.
Here it is as 1 have used it to cure
smallpox, when learned physicians
said the patient must die. 1t cured:
Sulphate of zinc, one grain; foxglOve
(digitalis), one grain; half a teaspoon
full OF sugar. Mix with two table,
spoonfuls Of water; when thoroughly
mixed, add four ounces of water. Take
a spoonful every hour. Either disap-
pears in twelve hours. For a child,
smaller doses, according to age.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16
NYE COUNTY ITEMS.
From the Belmont Courier of juno LIT

From the Belmont Courier OF juno 18th.
THE two gentlemen Whitehill and
Stewart, appointed by the Executive
Centennial Commission OF Nevada,
entertained the citizens of Belmont for
about two hours on Saturday evening
last. By adopting this e of max
ing known their mission a much
greater interest is created in the work
undertaken, and so far their efforts
have been crowned with success in all
parts visited.
MI. Whitehill briefly but intelli-
gently sets forth the purposes and ar
engagements for the celebration of the
Centennial at Philadelphia, and shows
what has been and is doing in other
States, together with an exhibit Of the
magnificent results to be expected
from the Exhibition. The closing re-
marks of the speaker were confined to
the national importance of the coming
event, especially in re-establishing be-
tween the warning elements North and
South the fraternal relations which
bound the States together with bands
of iron a century ago. r.Whitehill's
appropriate and eloquent address was
received with loud applause 10y a de-
lighted audience. immediately fol-
lowing,
Professor Stewart was introduced
to the meeting, and in his usual
happy style, gave one of his instruc-
tive and entertaining scientific lee
lures, on geology, mineralogy, electri-
cal phenomena, st~ratifications, assure
veins, etc. In conclusion, the Profess
sor spoke a few words of comfort and
announcement OF u mineS-having
visited the lower levels of the Belmont
mine. He very emphatically gave as
his opinion that at was only neces-
sary TO go down ! down ! into the bow
els of the earth, on your lodges, in Or
der to prove that you, too, have boz
nanzas, as we'll as the Comstock." 1t
is useless to say that the latter SEN
tence drought down the house,"
Professor Stewart and State Mineral
ogist Whitehill have been hard ae work
since their advent into Belmont-a
week ago-getting together a collec-
ton of our ores, and, Notwithstanding
the fact that but little ore is being
taken out Mt present from any of the
mines in this district, still they have
succeeded in getting together a large
and rich collection. One large speci-
men was donated by John Grimes,
from the Belmont mine, weighing
about 40 pounds; is nearly covered
with lunches of wire silver. 1t is the
prettiest thing of the kind we have
ever seen. Besides numerous other
specimens from the Belmont mine,
showing native silver, they have OBJ
tanned large boxes OF stetefeldtite from
the Ell Dorado South, and of horn sill
yer from the Monitor mine. We
doubt very much whether any other
mining district in the State can fur
nish so rich a collection of ores.
STATE MiNERALoGIsr WHITEIIILI
and Professor Stewart left here on Fri
day, the 18th inst, for Hot Creek, Ty'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16
SUMMONS.
Ia the District COurt OF the Sixth
Judicisi psssriet. in and for
thu County % tiireAa,
state of Ee.aJa.

lhr COUNTY az bttrehu,
state OF Nevada.
VNHE STATE or NEVADA SENDS
i greeting te John i. Jones. John Ii.
lloberts Nd. Jones, Joseph Jones, VIM.
Miller and Matt. Moore: Ioa are hereby TO
quiied to appear III mn action ccm!ncnceti
against you as defendants by George Il. Me
Cul.oeh, Jro. johnson, Sophia Williams, Vim.
G. Mccoy and Maria Johnson as plaintiffs, IN
the district Court If the sixth } JUDICIAL Dis
triet, in and Tor the County of kGleka, state
OF Nevada, at the town OF Ecreka, and an
sw0r tho complaint therein, which Is on ite
With the CLERK of said Court. within ten days
alter the service on you Of this OK
elusive vi the dag OF service, n served IN salt
s9unty, or twenty days il served ont OF said
county bat within this district, and in ali
other cases forty days; or~jaagmsBt by d5iadit
will be taken against you. according to tho
prayer Of sal d eofHplr iut.
The sand action il brought to quiet the title
Of plaintiffs to the "MarIf" mine, LEDGE, ore
body or lode, situate, lyirg ana being on the
west side OF Prospect .Mountain, in tho Euro
"a Mining District, County Of Eureka and
stat Of Nevada, ao6 more particularly de-
scfibcd in the complaint on file herein, and 10
require you, this said defendants, and each Of
you. to set forth the nature of your clsim, II
any yOu have. 10 said Maria mine, and that all
adverse claims which you may have TO said
Maria mine be determined by a decree o. this
Court; That by said decree il be declared and
sdjudzed that you, nor either of you, havo
any estate OF interest Whhtoscr III Ut ~ ehiu
Maria mine, lode and premises, and that
tao title Of plaintiffs thereto is good and
valid; that yoa ard esch and all OF you be
forever Dc barred from asserting spy claim
whatever in or to sand Maria mine and
premises is adverse to the plaintiffs. and Tor
such other relief as to the said Court shah
seem meet anu agreeable to equity and FOR
costs.
And you are hereby notified. that if you
fail to appear and answer the SAID complaint
as above required the said i~lnintih will TAX
10 tho Court for tho relief dsmanded.
So In testimony whereof, |, +. III. liar
Il : mon, have hsreunto set my hand ana
- affixed tho seal Of said court this 10Th
aay Of June A. ID, 1873,
+. II. HARMON,
Clark District Court. Sixth Judicial District
Eureka county. Nevada.
Hillheuse K Davenport att'ys for plaintiffs.
jel7-law3m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16

DO and Reveille, in which districts they
expect to obtain large collections Of
mineral specimens and ores. They
were uncertain when they left whether
or not they should go by the way of
~Pahranagat to Phoebe. The latter
place they expect to reach in about
two weeks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16
NEW TO-DAY.
A laird

To ZoE GAyToS-
MADAM: Understanding that you are about
to leave Eureka. and having witnessed your
performances with much pleasure, and enter
tanning u high appreciation of your talents as
an actress, we would respectfully tonder you
a complimentary benefit, and you will please
name the time and place for the same.
Respectfully,
VIM Rabjohn Johs S Capron
f II Harmon M ID Foley
J W Ellyson Is Walsh
NJ q Cavanaugh CMurtha
Frank Durkee + j Schneider
i Terry Geo Bartholomew
J A Wilson PIP Canavan
Hank Knight w J Smith
Richard tiyland J M Kellogg
J l. Hinckly II Kind
Meyers & Franklin David NJ. Slender
j II Lukens ID kosenburg
NJ Young Q Dunkel IL Co
G. l. Broy w III Stowell
+ Cleveland Gil Robinson.
Asssrs. N. G.. Cavanaugb, Frank Durkee,
l.. Tory. j, A. Williams, +. II. Harmon,
John Capron, NJ. ID. Foley, and others: Your
great kindness in rendering me a parting bene-
fit is most sincerely appreciated, especially
under existing circumstances, and | shall
have great pleasure in appearing before YOU
or THURSDAY EVENING next, the 18th
instant, at the Eurska Hall.
Yours most thankfully,
'el8 ZOE CLAYTON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16

Nor CoNCLUDED.-An item in an eX-
change led us into the error of an
nouncing that Beach had finished his
argument on Saturday in the Beecher
trial and that the case would go to the
jury on Monday. According to our
dispatches Beach was still talking to
the jury yesterday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16

THE Eureka Sentinel OF the 9th an
nounce It's intention to appear in an
enlarged form i'll about two weeks.
We are glad to see that our live con-
temporary receives the encourage
sEnent It deserves. -Pioch Record.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16
Sensation In the old world.

VIENNE, June 10.
A sensation has been created here
by the publication in the St. Peters,
burg Gotos Of an article advocating an
alliance between Russia and England,
because that between the three Empe-
rors has beer lost the power of guaran-
teeing peace, since one member thereof
has become suspected of warlike de-
signs.
Dinner to the American Squadron.
BERLIN, June Is.
J. G. Bancroft. United States Minis
ter, gave a dinner last night to the Off
esrs of the American squadron.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16
Dissolution Notice.

N0TlCEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Charles Jardine and Emanual Pol
glase in tho Saloon business has been this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All in
debtedness due the said firm must be paid TO
Charles Jardine, who is alone authorized to
receipt for the same.
Z. POLGLASE,
CHAS. JARDlNE.
Eureka. Nevada, June II. 1875. jel6-Im
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16

Died.

In Carson City. j unc llth, Nellie, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. d. n. Bruel. aged 2 years.
In Austin, J nne 9th; Annie. infant daugi-
ter of Mrs. Mary Decide, aged 3 years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16
The Wrecked vicksburg.

ST. JOHNS, N. F., June IA.
The survivors of the Vicksburg dis
aster, who reached here on Saturday,
report that six boats were lowered
from the Vicksburg. Two capsi2ed
alongside the vessel, one two hours af-
ter leaving the vessel, and one, their
own, was picked up. One of the two
boats unaccounted for is no doubt that
containing the five men who arrived at
New York. The captain and officers
are said to have behaved we'll, but the
seamen acted badly. The captain and
women went down with the vessel.
Another vessel has sailed to search tor
the missing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16

TIE San Francisco papers of the
18th instant note the arrival of MI.
Dennis in that city the day previous.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Heavy Rains.

$ SAN Francisco, June Is.
Advices from Mendocino, Sonoma,
Napa, Sacramento, San joaquin, Santa
Cruz and Santa Clara counties, this
evening, report heavy rains with a
strong wind southerly. No definite
Information has been received yet as
10 the effect on the crops, bat it is
feared it may prove disastrous in
many localities.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16
The Independent Convention.


SACRAMENTO, June 10.
The Independent Convention mel at
IL O'Clock and elected Creed Raymond
Temporary Chairman; Albert Hart
and Geo. J. Lyle, Secretaries. After
appointing the usual committees the
convention adjourned until 2 O'Clock
T.. NJ,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16

e. M. BANvARD, q worthy citizen
and ex-senator of Placer county, is a
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for the Office of State Treasurer.
II the Democrats should place men
like Barnard on their ticket and elect
them, the State would not suffer. He
Il an honest and capable man, and
that is the kind OF men the people
want for office, and will get them ii
they can.-Sdcyamento Herald.
Having known the gentleman re-
ferred to for the last fifteen years, we
are prepared to cordially indorse every
word of the above.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16
FoREIcM N { w s.
Disagreement of sronarchs.

LONDON, June "A.
A dispatch from Paris to the London
Standard says it is asserted that Rus
STA has Withdrawn from the alliance
of the three Emperors and a new ALI
ance has been formed between Germany
and Sweden.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16
For Rent.

YNHE FIRE-PK00F WAREHOUSE RE-
i Gently occupied by s. Il. Wyman as u mill
and ~storehouse. Apply to
myl-ln JOHN s.. CApRON,