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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-08

TACK. CHANDLER is the most influ-
entail man in the country with the
present Administration. / have no in
fueDce with the present Administra-
ton. No man has Who as not O. thief by
instinct
This is the language used by James
G.. Blaine, in a letter TO Daniel w.
Mum, of Chicago. Blaine spoke by
the card. for no one knows Chandler
better than him; and vet the Loss
thief by nature" is Chairman CT the
National Republican Executive Com
mittee, and is managing the presiden-
tial campaign III the interest of Hayes
and Wheeler. No one doubts, in case
of the election Of Hayes, but that
Chandler will be continued in his
place in the cabinet. And this is the
way the Republican MS propose to bring
about ''reform within the party"
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Nj III Il

The regular monthly dividend of the
Con. Virginia Company, saws the Vir-
ginia Chronicle of Wednesday, was de-
ciared yesterday, payable on the llth.
This is thethirt.eth consecutive month
lv dividend of this company, and its
declaration effectually sets at rest the
reports which have been so stri
onsly circulated of late by the San
Francisco stock jobbers of the inabil-
ity Of the mine to make further divi-
dends. When the G.. 81 G. shaft is
completed, tapping the ore vein at a
lower point. much more ore will prob.
ably be made accessible than has al
ready been taken from this famous
mine.
Yesterday morning about | o'clock,
says Thursdays Phoebe Record. a MAJ
named Kirby shot JOS. La F1eur in the
calf of the leg, infi;cting a severe
wound. La Fleur aud his party say
they were coming up Main street.
Kirby, who was lying down, raised
and fired at them. Kirby says the
party kicked him in the head before
he fired, aud hat they had otherwise
ill treated him. He was taken in
charge by friends of La Fleur and
'hiiNC NlOAACO Ftit WI hb Dib DiiIl III
jail. During the day Kirby gave bonds
for his appearance and was released.
Says the Si{rer State: Judge Berry
and other of the Hornet mine,
in T%uscarora, have made arrangements
for building a mill on the mine this
fall. Work has been commenced on
the foundation, ami the machinery
will be shipped and put in place as
speedily as possible.
The Coso Mining Ncws hears that
the Coso Con. Mining Company has
furnished money to release the attach
nlent put upon the mine, and that still
more will be forthcoming at an early
day to esum active operations.
Trarnps, says the Gold Hill News,
are very numerous in Virginia Just
now. There are a great many men out
of work and in absolute want. House
keepers are called upon every day by
men who are furnishing and grateful
for food.
The Consolidated Virginia mine has
paid to stockholders S22. $50 900 during
the past two years and a half. Its
greatest yield in n month was 50,
3 4,2lS 81. in last March.
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TRUE.-Ingersoll says: $50 to work,
my friends, the world is getting better"
And Ingersoll is right; the world is
getting better, and especially that por-
ton of it constituting the United States.
The improvement in that portion was
slbw and scarcely p%erceptible for nearly
ten years, but lately it has become
more marked, and on the fourth Of
next March, when Tilden takes his
seat, the political millennium will have
fairly dawned upon the nation.
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have issued an address to the people of
the United States similar to their
Hamburg address, and .purporting to
give a correct statement of the position
of affairs here. 1t sets forth the claims
of the Republican party of South
Carolina anon the support Of the peo-
pie of the United States. reafirins the
charges against the white people of
intimidation, prescription, etc, and APP
real~ to the great AHlerican people for
their sympathy and support. They
are powerless, they say, to defend
themselves against the aggressions of
their enemies and are powerless to
protect their persons and property.
They appeal, in conclusion, to the
General Government to rescue them
from the hands of the very men who
are again seeking TO sap its foundation
by Q modes of attack.
The Congressional Committee Of
Inquiry Oh the Chinese Cues.
ton.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.
Deputy Sergeant-at-ArI Christie, of
the Senate, will leave here to morrow
for Chicago. where Senators Morton,
Cooper and other members of the
~ltcidt Cp'IiiIllsSlOH apppliiteO III lnb
last session of Congress to inquire into
the question of Chinese immigration
Will meet and leave that city on the
18th instant for San Francisco, to begin
the investigation. Senator Sargent and
Representatives Piper and Meade are
already in San Francisco, in which city
the committee will hold it's first SEES
sion on the 18th of November. They
pacf To raturp Tn WaShjpUtop hy tba
meeting of Congress in December.
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European War Matters.

LONDON, Oct. 6.
A Belgrade dispatch to the Times
says: The Servian war party expects
Russia IT, declare war, with the APP
prevail of England. This expectation
is founded on the sentiment of the
English people as gathered from meet
ings held all over hat country.
A Times Berlin correspondent tele-
graphs that, should Russia persist in
occupying Bulgaria. Austrian troops
will not only occupy Bosnia and Her
zegovina, but will operate against
Servia.
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And in accordance with law, and an order
Of the Board OF Directors. made on the 18th
day of August, 1875, so many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock, as may be necessary,
will BIO sold at public auction, at the Office of
the Company, No. 83l Montgomery street.
Room 10, San Francisco, California, on MON
DAY, the Twenty-third day Of October, 1875.
at the hour of ON Z o'clock P. NJ, Of said dav.
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with cost Of advertising and ex-
penses of the sale.
JOHN A. VANCE, Secretary.
0hica-Room ID. Ste ven sons Building, 81
Montgomery street, San Francisco, Califor-
mia. %
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RESUMED PUBLICATION The Re-
porter, after a suspension of several
months has resumed publication at
Silver City New as an Independent
Democratic journal. 1t is edited and
published by Harry j. Norton, and is
brimful of sound political doctrine
aud interesting local news. W. wei.
come it back TO our list Of exchanges.
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NEW y.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

EEDDES AND BERTRAND MILL AND
VI Mining Company Location of PRINCIPAL
place of business, San Francisco. California;;
location of works: Secret Canyon. Eureka
county, Nevada.
N~UTICE-Thcre are delinquent upon tho
following described stock, on account Of as
essnent-No. l-levied on the oath day of
July, Isl, tho several amounts set opposite
the names oil the respective shareholders. as
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

'THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale at a bargain all tho furniture of her
resId ence, situated on Monroe street, near the
Presbyterian Church. The furniture must
be sold at once, as | am about to move away
IRON Eureka. MRS. A. B0ROWSKY.
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DWELLING FOR SALE.

r WILL SELL AT A BARGAIN -
l. my dwelling-house, on Spring HaEsHm
street, with or without the furniture, GA=A
if applied for soon. J.C. BROWN.
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THE COLORADO ELECrIoN.--The first
dispatch we received concerning the
Colorado election reported that the
State had gone Republican by a ma
jority of $500. Since that time the
majority has been growing gradually
less until yesterday, when the wires
informed us that the Republicans
claimed the State by 1890. If this
thing continues for a few days longer
in the same ratio the probabilities are
that we will yet be called upon to
chronicle a Democratic victory there.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
Reported Frauds i'm the Registra.
ton.

Reported Fraud I'm the Registra.
ton.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Z.
There exists Il suspicion that fraudu-
lent attempts are being made to get
placed on the Great Register for the
purpose of voting at the election i'm
pending. 1t is even asserted that
within a short time two thousand or
three thousand names have illegally
been entered on the Register, and Ma
thaniel Hollanders, Supervisor of Elec.
tons, is engaged in an investigation of
the matter. The frauds are perpe-
trated by parties who assert that they
have been Daturalized. but have lost
their naturalization papers. Two men
have been arrested, charged with
frauds of this nature.
s,hur Springs.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, CAL,
Oct. Z.
Two heavy earthquake shocks were
felt here last night, the first occurring at
9:2l O'Clock p. NJ, and about halt
an hour later there was a movement
from the southwest.
A Policeman Attacked by Hood.
INNS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7.
About 1870 O'Clock, on Friday morn
ing. while local officer Peterson Was
patrolling his heat on First street, mid
way between Howard and Folsom, he
was attacked by three men and
knocked down hy a slung.s shot and
severely beaten. He was found in an in
sensible condition, and up to the pres.
ent time has moi recovered conscious
ness. 1t is feared his injuries will
prove fatal. The assault is supposed
to have been committed by members
of a gang of Far Flat thieves, who rem
devious at a den in that vicinity kept
by an old bag.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-08

REMEMBER THIs.-But for Samuel
j. Tilden's honest and earnest devo
ton to reform, the efforts to break up
the Tweed "Ring" would have been in
vain. Everybody knows that MI. Til
den's Investigations into Tweed's ac-
count with the Broadway bank fur
nished the first, and for a long time,
the only judicial proof against the
gang. That information established
the fact against the "Ring,' and con.
verted a strong suspicion into a mathe-
NAUTICAL certainty. And on that evil
dence, and on MIR. Tilden's affidavits
verifying it, the action of the Attorney
General was founded. and Tweed & Co.
were convicted and punished. When
these facts are remembered, how con-
temptible appears the persistency of
Republican journals in reiterating the
falsehood of Mr.. Tilden's completely
with the affairs OF the "Ring."
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ANTONIO FERRARlS,
PRACTICAL BOOTMAKER
First Door Above Monaco's Photograph
Gallery.

ERENCH CALF BOOTS MADE TO -
II order. Cork-soled Boots made a ~
specially. Repairing done on short -
netice. None but practical workmen en-
ployed.
Cavalry Boots, with patent leather l~eggings.
Ladies' Shoes made to order.
French dressing f r ladies' and children's
shoes. o5-tf
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.
Postmaster General Tyner and Sir
Edward Thornton, acting in behalf OF
Great Britain and this country, signed
an agreement to day that Territorial
transit charges to be paid by the
British Post-of1ice to the United States,
for conveying closed mails between
Boston or New York ami San Fran
cisco, shall be six francs per kilo.
gramme on letters or packages weigh
ing about two pounds and three ounces,
and two francs per kilogramme on
printed matter and samples of mer-
chandise. These new and largely in
creased rates apply to all mails to be-
conveyed across our territory on and
after August "a, 1876, and the agree
ment. is terminable after one years
notice.
Centennial Awards for the Pacific
Coast.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. g..
About four thousand awards of the
Centennial Judges were made public
to-day. The following are those hav-
ing interest to the people Of the Pacific
coast. California Michael SAVIOR.
Santa Barbara, mammoth grapevine;
Buena Vista Vinicultural Society, So
nora, wine; H.. NJ. Nagle, San Bernar-
dino county, wine; Koehler IL Froh-
ling, San Francisco, American still
wines; Charles La France, San Jose,
wine; NJ. Keller Il Co., San Fran
cisco, and Perkins, Stone & Co, of San
Francisco and New York, wine; III. M.
Mage, San Jose, California brandy; j..
L~ancroberger q Co., San Francisco,
grape brandy.
I Il n,-fa1 <,t-
Wool Commissioner of Oregon. forest
woods of Oregon; Lounton Kelly, East
Portland, preserved fruits; Alden
Fruit. drying Company, Oregon City,
preserved fruits; William Plummer,
Portland, preserved fruits; State of
Oregon grains, grasses, cereals, fruits
and vegetables.
State OF Observation-Disclosures of ores
and stamp mill, coke, iron ores, etc.
Territory of Montana-Silver, lead
and gold ores.
Territory of Arizona - Silver, lead
and gold ores.
Another Political Dodge Of the
Carpet-bagsers in SOutn CnrO-
Iina-The Bloody Shirt Again
Raised.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 7.
Tue NeUS ana Courier correspondent
telegraphed last night from Columbia
that the report of Deputy Marshals
sent to investigate the recent collision
between the whites and blacks at Ell
lenton has led Gov. Chamberlin to the
determination to Issue a proclamation
ordering all the white military clubs
or organizations to surrender their
arms and dishand at once, and in case
of their refusing to do so he will next
proclaim the State 10 be in a condition
of domestic violence aud will inform
President Grant to that effect and call
upon him to suppress it. Also that
Elliott, Cardozo, Dunn, Rainey, Stro-
ker, Il. b. Johnson and Gleayes, of the
Republican Executive Committee,
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HARDWARE AND TIN STORE
For Sale Cheap.

A PPLY TO II. MULLER, EUREKA,
N Nevada. or CHARLES H0LBROOk,
III and lib California street, San Francisco.
OF In
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EASTERN 0ISPkTC HE'S.
Ely Overland Telegraph.

ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY sENTINEL.1
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NOTICE

SHALL LEAVE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
i about the 10th of November, and. if de-
sired, will examine mining property and
properly represent the same in the mar
ket. | will also attend to any business in
trusted to my care. A. ID. ROCK.
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SIGNS of a Democratic panic in Ohio
and Indiana multiply. The party or
gans are full of revelations of the most
diabolical Republican plots designed
to cheat the freeman out of the true
result of his suffrage. The average
Democratic editorial looks as if it were
the victim of a He'll Gate explosion. so
irruptive is it with italics and cap
itals. Enterprise.
The Democratic party in those States
is the victim of as diabolical a system
of colonization, bribery and fraud per-
petrated by the Republican leaders,
under the direction of Zach. Chandler,
as ever was conceived outside the
walls of He'll, or any other place, ex-
cept inside the organization of the
present National Executive Committee
of the Administration party. But
next Tuesdays results will prove that
the iinmutable principles of right will
prevail against the combined powers
Of Hades and the forces which muster
under the folds of the bloody banner
of Republicanism, whose solitary po-
litical fortress, surmounted by the san
culinary undergarInent, will be blown
SO high that the late explosion at He'll
Gate will sink into utter insignifcance
and obscnrity.
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TORS.

Personal calumny seems to have be-
come the principal political capital of a
large portion of Republican papers,
both i'll the East and upon the Pacific
coast. Struggling as they are to per-
petuate the rule of a party reeking
with corruption, which has forfeited
all claim upon the support of the REQ
pie, devoid Of any principle which is
to-day a living issue before the nation,
and held together only by the cohe-
sive power of public plumber, gradu-
ally dying of dry rot, it is not strange
perhaps that they grasp al filth As the
only weapon of political warfare left to
them. The alacrity with which the
New York Times and other journals
nj its ilk accept the situation and de
sceni to their dirty work indicates
their instinrtive tendencies in that
direction, while others, less Ease har-
,lened and with a stronger mate sense
of derency, engage in it with manifest
reluctance - the whole exhibiting
phases of character varying in dc
grees from semi. decency down to posi-
tive deviltry. 1t is a sickening sight to
look upon, but perhaps natural, in
view of the situation, and certainly
points to speedy dissolution. A fungus
growth on the surface of decaying
bodies is not unusual, and the further
the rotting process progresses the more
luxuriant the fungi.
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DIILHEADS. LETTERHEADS
ID AM cards. printed at the SENTlNk I'll
Office. to order
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SHE WOULDN'T SPEAK TO HIM
Whan a unnngy Chicago snsn came damn
atars the other morning he remembered
that his wife, who was preparing break
fast, had not spoken to him when she got
up, and sss he ohearfully said: Good
morning, little lady"
Nnt word came in reply.
"Gopd morning." naid ne, again, In a
higher key. thinking tiiat che nigh: not
have heard him before.
"Um-'m-'m, WIS all that escaped
the work.
"Why under tile sun don't you answer
me !" he exclaimed in surprise; "what's
the matter? What have | done to offend
"Um-'m-'m," vas still the only
sound eieted.
Lack herei!"a then exclaimed the iiuA
band. as he jumped mn and knncked over
cup nfcnffee "T dom waliow.a mouth.
ful of this breakfast until you tell ME
,whatsthe matter?'
"What's the matter ?n echaed sho. sud-
denly turning upon him With fashing
eyes: Aud then she continued: John
Adell Smithson. the next tiine that I
dream, see you kissing nnnther woman,
Ill win leave the house--boo-
hoo 7, 6
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England 10 aI5 and $50,
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ifications of its members. "


We have seen armed forces OF the
ration of the constitution Of the State.
We have witnessed the solemn mockcry
of the corporal Of the guard reviewing
and reversing the Judgment of the high.
est court. We have seen the spectacle,
humiliating in the last degree to every
rlght-minded American, of the halls of
Legislature occupied at the hour of mid.
night, and holding them against the in
grcss of the iaw-making power; and this
mt u time Of the profoundcat peace, and
when not single nc. of violence fur
nishcd the slightest pretext for tho usur.
patton. We have seen tho still more
humiliAting spectacle of United States
troops having been placed under the i'm
mediate control, and receiving orders
from, citizen, without authority, and o
partisan Of the present administration.
We have seen this citizen assuming abso.
lutte control over the capitol of q com.
mouwrnith, and admitting through the
lines of armed sentinels his cwn parti.
sans, upon his own cdict or written pass
from another citizen who was selected by
his partisans to organize House of Rep
resentativcs. We have seen this body of
partisans thus admitted claiming to or
ganize the House, but without quorum,
in violation of law, in defiance of the
Supreme Court and under the protection
of the United States troops.
We, therefore, enter this our protest
against any recognition of the said BODY
pretending to he the House Of Represent
tatives of the State Of South Carolina,
and for the following reasons:
l. The sa;d bouy having orpanizcd
without constitutional quorum, there
being but 80 members present, as shown
by its own journal, whereas a majority Of
the entire representation ia requisite to
quorum, to wit: sixty-threc members, IA
set forth in the journals Of the House
during the past eight years, and as con-
iirmed by the immemorinl practice of
Legislative bodies in every American
State; and we do further allege, OH our
responsibility az Senators, that the said
body is still without a constitutional
quorum. and therefore Whiting in the
organic character Of the House Of Rep
resentativcs Of South Carolina, and ought
not to be recognized ns such.
=. That said resolution was adopted by
the Senate before any announcement WAS
made Of an organization by any House
of Representatives.
3. That in fact, and in truth, no legal
and ctlrctual organization Of House Of
Representatives was at that time made.
4. that the body Of men claiming 10 be
y House of Representatives, and from
which the announcement of said organi-
zation came, has not and cannot organize,
by reason Of the non-cxistencc Of quo
rum.
5. We further and finally protest against
the adoption Of the said resolution, for
this reason: That we have since received
official notification of the organization of
the House of Representatives, now sitting
i'll Carolina Hall. where quorum Of
legally constituted members does exist,
and of which body Hon. William H.
Wallace has been elected Speaker, and
John Il. Sloan Clerk.
| g. CANNON,
T. b. JETEK,
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AlnbLit !lslltts.

HNTHE MATTER Of tbr .s .l.iimcnt OF Cornelius
G.. I'm ugiun to CHARLES h. Lpc9aar Tor tie b .neul
VI his crr'l nrs
OF m Juus Of the court o. mupn Peas tn ald for
the tltY ana t"uniy o. Nrw fnrN, nj "a comfy Judge
Of the County % Sew YORK. No lee H. HEREBY given 10
oil pcrso-s having claims against eaid Co flrdus G.
llutuSun o. prescut The sane WITH vouchers thereof
the 81 srr +, A.lfI1c, a.. tle Jtics u william B.
PuintJ T. O.. 100 broadway iu tne cry OF New YORK,
on or before tie l5tI day nf J nv next.
CHARLES r. IOCKHARr.
Dated New ork' Apfn Z, 400 Assignee.