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, 1876-05-24
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ct. Sob II, N.=8., %. 0tai. Sc
fern puroe Sbomas O'Neil mesen Gr
morouns Der Bridget TotbsrsiQ gum
Sooe perurtbeilt.
9 o n, 90. Mai. 9as @ettri<
bern S,uii6cn b:n n5oulfners", n&csau-"
uno rgitp'Yoint-" Mannidafien fir
DEN 9reis BON $1,000 fano seitsrn Dior.
gen ouf Dem gbarles- TIuIie in @e9ens
tuart bon ~ipcni9tens $4,000 3ul9auern
itatt uno puroe bon Der .Taultnsr-"
NootsWauaj1aft, ipelbe Die Strede in
20 Min. unb 20 Setunoen suridltate,
9%e,ponnen.
9ottsDiIle, Bn., %. Wai. Wt.
Re6os. welher ansetlust lit, int Sabre
1852 $50. 6. Smiib in Dorttrrn, Cur.
bon'gountp, ermoroet gu baden, wlroe
seitern 9a6mittas Su Mabouep Gltp.
va, psrboftet. Scr @sfanssne 1T Elm
Sruosr Sad aebos's, bsrlatistsn Mn.
iabrer Der Moap Masuirss, psl9er I'M
@siansniB isinempro5eiis e%ntssssnTebt.
@oper's Gorb, go, %. Mai.
9arrIlon Meainirp puroe lebten Gam,
flag in Der Nabe oieies Orts bel Dem
geriu9e, sinen oorbeifa6renoen gabu,
sus ou bssteiseu, iiberfabren uno ,p6rtIid
in Stilde aerriiien.
MiIforb, pa., 20. Mai. Sn benz
iiio!i9sn Sbcile bon Yite- gountp mi,
tbste seitern Elm BON &e9en uio Soaael
bestsiteter Sturm. Oie Saseitorner
luaren in Der @sobe eiass Sauben.g,s
ano ridtsten cine srpbe 3srltoruns an.
eineinnati %. DIAL. 0erlde
oene Gesenoen oes NoroweItens wuroen
in ben oer9au9enen "a 5tunoen BON
bsftisen @eiuitter- Gtirmen beimaeludt.
5 elap @onntp, Soma, puroe beoeu=
tenosn s9aoen anseri@tet in benz
gountbis @royspiqe wurbe cine oroBe
@n5ahl Sauisr serIt6rt. Saselt6rner,
'usId)s 2 biz 3 3oa i'm GuramsIer ent-
bIsltsn. beosdten ben goosn au elmer
Sbbe bon 4 2ol. Muh in 0nniinn
Wlsc., Sparta. Wise., Menoota, ST.,
nno &odfOre, ST., mitbete Der @turm
uno psruriadte sroBen Sdaosn.
Can Sranciseo, %. Mai. Ser
ihieoene GaQe bon Ylattern iiuo porac<
tommen. ale GaQe ,uarcn in Der Ia4
barl@aft BON Gbinatoun. 0er@elunos
bsitsratb 1T eifris bamit bsl9aftist bic
Werbreltuns ber&rantbsit at p%erbiuosrn.
Man 9laubt, ooB Der Musbrud ourN Die
Mntunft oes DampIers colorado ter
urlabt puroe.
, 1876-05-24
England.

Qonbor. %. Mai. 9err Sobn
Simon. 2iberaler, iteQts beutc Die Tra-
ae. Oh bic @ubaner, welde lih CUR 3elt
Der Besnabme BEG Dampfers rOeta=
oia" am gorb oelie!ben beianosn, IN
Treibeit ssiest wOroeu iino, uno 'uena
nidt, Of 5dritte CUR grpirfun9 Der
JreilaHuns berislben sstbau iUsroen
wiiroen, ba ole @erionn am Spro Deg
9ompIers unter Dem Sduse Der briti+
i9sn Jlaese seitanoen bdttsn.
Serr Sisraeli laste in geantwortuns
auf cine an i'm 9eridtete Grase. baB Die
&ssisruns auf bic DOri4ldge Der Roro'
mdhte tn geSus auf Die @eiIesuns rsr
tiirtii9en @irrsn ni6t einaeben tonne,
unb bab es unm0slid lei, Die WorlAla.
sc gu psroHentlidsn, bis oisielbsn Der
piorte offSisl mitsetbeilt tporoen lelen.
Sir @iGiam Wsrnon 9arcOurt, Yar-
Iaments. Mitslieb fir OgfOro, fraste,
oh Dem Yarlamente 0 Der enosiiltl9en
Treieabe Minslop's Die Gorrelponoens
amil6en Den Ser. 9taaten uno DER ensll'
iden &esisruns in 8esus auf Die Nn9s'
Iseen6eit poyselest weroen wiso.
2ontpu, %. Mai. Man ia9t, oaB
Die @esieruns miOrsen p%crlangen miro,
bo6 Miuslo,p obsrmals auf mebrere Sa'
&c fefsehalten ,piro. uno oaSarOn poI'
lodi mabri4sinlia tsine @amlerlSte'ten
erbebcn miro. 10 1T feline @abridsinl'h
feit ~porbonoen, oob Der @sfan gene 10
bolo freitommt. Siejenisen. pelde ben
Sol nit SnterslIs ucrfolsen, 1ino Der
Mnfdi. bab Die @esie,uns ni9t an ID.
rer sessnwdrtisen pOiition fslibaltsn,
jcnbern bic Grase in elmer anosren SSe'-
je su Ioisn iuacn ipiro, oils oab lie l'9
,peisert. auf ibre eisens @ssant'portl'd
felt ben anforoerunsen bss Nertrosss
gu entlprsasn.
Die .Nal Miofl. @asstts." wslde bliss
her Die BON bsrResisrung sin9eromwene
SaItuns uutertiiste, meint bente' ol'
&ssieruns ioQe S9ritte tbun uno oard
Die @eriate es sntldeioen lalien, oh Del
Mlbbmrton = 0srtras BON ber @irtun9
bes @siebss bon 1870 aussenommen lel'
9ie brittilde &ssieruns ,peroe 'bret
Nerantmortlidteit nidt sar5 sntbobeV
5sin. bis bisjs Grase enti4iensn lei.
2onoon. %. Mai. Wlnsloru u
,pieoer auf s Gage ins @sfdnsnib 81.
riidssl9idt worben. @an slaubt, Oal
er uno @rap ben Ser. Staaten 8elor'
ben ialieblid iibsrsebsn psroea 'p'rc
, 1876-05-24
Garapdi(dt Ma@ridtsn.

Qarmaaof. Der @roBber;og ieisri
b.mnadf iein 25Idbrissa Suuilaum ais
Gbef zines Oferrsidiihm Snfaut ries
regiments, uno miro hieriu cine Ospu'
iation osS G~esimentS. sctlbrt pom Gt5'
ber3os albrsd)t, bier clntreffea.
Der Nppeabof bat baS llrtbcil oes
bieiis.n Sr;irtStraIseriAts. wslhsS
Den srOBb. Soiidns.r Wtapr meyen
&orperuerleeuus Ocs Or. Wilf, Geoat'
teur Der rDeli. Soltsbl." Su eiuer @elo'
ltraie Don Is SO. p%srurtbsilte, oabin
ab~seanoest. oaB Der gelduloisre nit
Ia Tussa @eiduauib ucls9t wurOe.
1easn oen scnauutcn Or. 8llt lA.ucbi
sesemuartis cine y qaaate Selaae. 0oi'
ssri1tsaouotat Gm nerlns9 bar oclnltl.
ben %uorsewOrfen. oaB er 1elosr, Ole er
iar Scruuslldls ssiammell. unttrlhla
aeu babe. Daraui pin bat Der &aH0s
tlo"sbof oaS Staotscrldlt aufaeiorosrt.
Aatlass aeseu Or. Bitt 81 crbcuen.
Olsisr pofit s(dn5cno 9ersAlicril9t aus
Der Vcrbanolun9 bcroor5a9e9en.
Der Dramaturg Der b~Isiisen 9ols
bibue, Drarter Wtanfreo, ~ifiecte anl
10. aprll lcta 50layrl9eS 0l1~rlubl-
bilGum.
Gin 2onbouer 3aus 1T bel Der StaNt.
oeroroneteno .rlammlun9 uM Grlaubn,B
,ur @rrld,tuna slner Grambapn etn9e>
tommen; oils AuSgan9epuatt bcr 3
nab usrlhitOemcn 6lt5tuuJen gcbenocn
eln,en iiuo OIL BsltUa9n)oIe III IuS'
Gd)t 9cnommcn.
2aatms. Der bon Ser Te9icruus
cerIilstcn SdlteBunS Der &naeenlemt'
mare 5u Dleburs uuo bier olrItcn WeaB'
rsscla se9sn ole bicii9e tbsoloslid)c
6afultdt IS V;ldois ioiscu. ou eS ntIt
Setun9en III. o%lclstbe nad) DER @orid)r.it
bes @,leses. Ole SorbilOuug unO anltels
!nns. or @eitl.ten betreffcno. uuter
Die AuIlibt oeS Staate8 gu l~.ellsn. Der
Selud Der 6atultat bat iuosl1m Itlt
BEN lesten Semelter erbeblih abscnom.
uler.
Scit.ns scr Ie9isrung 1T am Is. bic
Ssnebmlsuas Oes Yruisttes aur nm'
fibrua9 Oer &lien6a9u UNI ss Stast
,rfolgt.
Ole &esieruns bat anssorbnst, oab
m Den BON Dem Woltenbru1 bslnt9s'
Iudtcm Srtsu SetOsSbeim &C. ieosr
uGnulide GInwopnsr o l6-55 Sab
cert aslnrsnsas 3 {aAe in Der Wnds
, 1876-05-24
Dit Tnbkur %


IN beftintmt. bas san;s btsbertse 5eilperfobren TINS
snitoten. Ole Sur pirb buf9 bas iosenannte
&obtae unS bur4 ginncbmen BON Sohpnlpet
bepirft. { ts eNbbaber Ssieen an, mo- pie &ronttbett
Seit aei8en &c bic 9s6cNstroit hes TenI9tn an.
SouIenbe iinp III Ben lebten 5pet Sobren tn ber
gabes Nnitalt, "a Stantoa Str, 9ffiu gort, 9ehetlt
porOsn. Inter ben @sestltsn nst,neen i5 ptsle
fd Don unberen &dbern baburd, baB ie btreft ouf
Sic 6rantbeit %stnmirfen, NIB ben tranten Stoii ents
fernen, tn weIder 6orra er audi sum @orl9etn
fomme. ste {rb etn Berbrennunsss ober @usS9ets
bnnsssproceb Der arantbeitsfofe. Sober 8ronfs
rptr6 BET Der Inpeubuns bitier Sar t~o3ntaeer ietn
etaener ar;t. gScln Semano bur3 bisie 8dber ses
BELT 1T, 10 TT er pirtltd unb rabitei sebeitt, iodbs
renb mad Der btsbsrtsen 9etlmetbobe bic Mttt.l
aew5bnlia aeidbrlt4er fuS ola BITE arantbsitiefbft,
Inb f4 oitsrs sn sanats peer ieennbdrsr arants
betten ein1teat.
SbsisiS bic sObbdSsr ans arantssitsn. tnHsrliS
nnb aubssltS: tartTsa 10 RnS sSS ets Msrt ~ = ss
nod In ocutem 3ultanbe ~befinben, CANA ouberorbents
lid: Sieber. islbit ylerpens unb Gpphnsfeber,
ruerbet iebr i9nen, sewobnlt4 NIT Is Baberl,
furirt. SsaIss unb 2uHaeni@Dttofudt rtrb.
aepSbnlid letdt furirt. Waketiudt, Wbeus
inatfsmms iusrbsa OFT tebr t9n'a ssbetlt;
ebenIo Nusens unb DIR ntronthetten. ioipts cue
aanuSSsgrsn arSntS.itsm, @rembipamSen, 0e,
Sdbniiren, 9ernpbeln &C: III bic gSirtnns eine
pIbsIide II. iibtbor.. Sur str Dab TT binrst4snb,
nm Seben pom Der @trtlns gu hber5ensen. wta'
aenfrebS unb bic iosenannts &atns oeer
Sacfcrruhr (etue bis sbt nnbsilbare arontbett)
BURDEN ssb.ilt. BET lsstsrer Sronthsit .sebsn. Is
Vrosent Ses 5uferltoHes NIT iesens Babe sur4 BEN
urtn OBJ.
Ute gabss unb GtnnsbntesHnfper toetbtH mad
iebsrn 0Iok I'm 9onbe p~erIanbt, Der 8ret0 heS
SabsspuIpsrs 1T So, Der bes Ginnsbms = Nulpsrs
81. wsan IaHt f9 cine Broidire nber bic eobt1r
o. tuslii9sr obsr bsrti4er SprGde f9tfen.
+. FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stontnn Ctr. CBox 1S99),J
as~ 9srt
, 1876-05-24
Graufrei@.

Yaris, %. Mai. Sci Der ssiie'n
5iattaefunbsusn @abl bon Mits
aliebern Der National = Weriammluns
,puroe We. @irano (&epub'itaner) fir
Wseae sewablt. Sis bsri4tste Wabl bes
Serrn Oapio (&spublifaner) fir Mud
berubt auf sinem Srrtbume; nur sir
Mitslieo or. psprouiie, Sanapartii,)
tpurbe bort erwdblt.
prin3 Ssrome Mapoleon, ipeI@er fiiri
lid gum Oepntittsn fur @iaccip erpdbli
,parbe, bat einen Brief an feline Con.
ititusnten seriGtst. in ipel4em ..er iast
rOis 3epubIit syiiiirt; Der Yairiotis'
, 1876-05-24
Gpanien.

MabriS, %. Moi. 0ie ipanii@s
Gr.a0uisin Gbriitiue troi aeltern in
Gsturiol Elm, uno ibr gltel @lfonlp
holts iie bon bort al, nm lie nod Mas
brib su ssleiten.
, 1876-05-24
Nres5t Ser Aujeigen:
Mtaefe tsisor. geslbsu.
IentImlaa1.

Berlin, %. Wiai. Sas @eiduas
Ser beutider Yan5erihife fubr 9eltsrn
bon @~ilbelmsbafen nod Seua Wsittel-
1neere %.
, 1876-05-24
Gtalieu.

R o nj, %. Mai. Ser @%siunobeits.
aujtaub oes Garoinals Wntoneai errest
neueroines pisber 9siirdtnnssH.
, 1876-05-24

Delivered by carriers In Richmond :
suburbs for Is Cents per week.
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r O r ETC ~ w S.
Emperor William for Peace.

PARIS, July %. +
The rumor that Emperor William
had formed, at Salisbury, an %unfavor-
able opinion relative to the mainte-
nance OF the peace Of Europe, is denied
in we'll informed circles. 1t is asserted
that the Emperors exchange the most
pacific assurances at their conferences.
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l.

Wells, Fargo & Co. offer u standing
reward of $500 in coin for the arrest
and conviction of each person en-
gagged in robbing the company's ex'
press or treasure boxes on any routes
in the States of Nevada and Oregon
and the Territories of Montana, Idaho.
Utah and Washington.
1t was rumored yesterday on the
street, says Saturdays Stock Report,
to make matters more serene, Flood x
O'Brien had secured the services OF
Robert Barton, expert, to reside in
Virginia City a month to teach Colonel
Fair how to square a circle.
Says the SLIDER State: A dispatch
from San Francisco says an inquest on
the remains of l.. +. Barnum was be-
gan yesterday and adjourned till to-
day to obtain further evidence. The
Coroner states, on a PHYSICIANS re-
sponsibility, that death was caused by
peritonites, Induced by an attempt to
produce abortion.
Captain Sam Curtis, superintendent
of the Ophir, has accepted also the
superintendency of the Savage.
Mrs. T. B. Stenhouse, the anti Nor
mon lecturess. is in Virginia City.
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missed by the Fourth District Court
this morning on a stipulation filed by
counsel.
The ship Sumatra, which is to sail
soon for Hongkong, has been engaged
to carry home about four hundred
Chinese. A want of employment is
assigned as the cause of this exodus.
1t was reported hat Flyers reduc-
ton works would start on the Perse-
verance mine, e Grass Valley, to-
day, which, being the first practical
application of the process, attracted
considerable attention among mining
men, but private dispatches received
from Grass Valley say the works will
not go into operation as expectsd, but
will at an early day.
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EASTERN DlSPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
"The Two Men Of sandy Barr

"The Two Men Of Sandy Bar"
CHICAGO, July %.
During the past week Bret Harte's
new play-"The Two Men of Sandy
Bar"-has occupied the attention of a
large part of the theater-going public
of Chicago, and has proved an eminent
success in a financial point Of view.
The audiences have invariably been
pleased, though the players have by
no means done justice to the piece, and
receive most emphatic condemnation
from the critics.
Suicide.
New YORK, July "a.
w. L. Jewett, for many years sketch
artist for Frank Leslie's illustrated
papers, committed suicide by shooting
himself at his residence in Jersey City
this morning.
Flood, of Flood g. O'Brien, is at
Barnum's Hotel, Baltimore.
The yacht Mohawk was raised this
morning and the body OF Frost Thorne
found in the cabin.
Indians Licked by Merritt-PIan Of
the Indian Campaign. y
NEW YORK, July %.
A Herald special from Laramie
states that the Fifth Regiment marched
eighty miles and overlook a band of
Indians who were outwitted and sur
prised. After a sharp fight by Buffalo
Bill the Indians rushed for their reser-
vation, leaving behind all their pro-
visions. Merritt pursued them till
night, when the whole command wen
into camp. The Indians left their dead
and admit to having more wounded.
They also lost six ponies. Their friends
at Red Cloud say they never dreamed
the Fifth Cavalry could get there in
time to head them off. The regiment
sustained no loss. 1t arrived at Lara
mie yesterday and leaves for Crooks
camp tomorrow.
The last of the new detachments sent
to reinforce other troops engaged in
fighting the Sioux is now on its way
westward.
Gen. Sherman, by %judicious distribu-
ton of troops on seaboard, has been
able notwithstanding the present nu-
merical weakness of our enemy to re-
spond properly to calls of Sheridan fol
reinforcements, and no volunteers will
be needed to push the Indian war to a
successful conclusion. Sheridan re-,
ports from Chicago that everything is
making satisfactory progress, and thai
active operations will be resumed
within a few weeks. 1t is officially re
ported here that as soon as necessary
preparations are made and supplies
forwarded, Sheridan will take the fielt
and personally superintend the move
ment OF troops, as he did in his sue
cessful campaign OF 1868 and 1856!
against the Cheyennes, Arrapahoe.
and Comanches, between the Platte
and Red rivers. Sherman will remain
in Washington directing general move
ments and providing means to insure
the success of the expedition. TIL
plan Of the campaign which has beer
determined upon is to make a com
bined movement of three columns
with Fort Ellis as the base. Two 0
the columns will move directly agains
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RATIFICATION. Our Republican
friends are to have a grand ratification
of Hayes and Wheeler at Carson. Au-
gust oath. 1t Is to be a cluster" com
menciDg at 2 p. M. and lasting a. long
as anybody will stand 10 listen. Shar-
on, Jones, WOODBURY., ct al, are an
nounced among the speakers. Bets
are offered without takers that the
meeting does not last all night.
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Ruby Hill Water Works.

JNROM AND AFTER THIS DATE ALL
Il claims against the Ruby Hill Water
Works will be paid by J. w. PEARSON,
who is also alone authorized to settle with
those indebted to the same.
". b. HAKkuB, Proprietor.
jeS-tf
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
A Batch Of Items from the West
ETC., Etc.

+ sHJGA
ETC., Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO, July "a.
Three suits against the Pacific Mail
Company were commenced to-day:
one by Dalheguy Il Gonzales, for
$4,000, for failure to show, at San Bias
and Remone, goods per ad advertisement;
one by James Hasting for $50, 900; and
one by Pat. Tiernay for $4,000, both
for accidental injuries received on the
company's steamers.
S. ID. Manifold brings suit against the
Southern Pacific railroad for S25, 900,
for having been elected from the cars
after having laid over one day at Gil
roy.
A fire broke out at one O'Clock this
afternoon near Market and Eleventh
streets, and burned a grocery store.
wood and coal yard, and halt a dozen
small dwellings occupied by laboring
people. The spread Of the flames was
SO fast that scarcely anything could be
saved, and the fire was with difficulty
prevented from sweeping the whole
block.
The trial of the case of the Central
Pacific against Cohen was resumed
this M Orning.
A German, name unknown, suicided
at the Aims house to-day by cutting
his throat with a razor.
The rumor now is that the recent
| stiffness in Con. Virginia is owing to
favorable developments anticipated by
a diamond drill on the 1700-foot level.
Pursuant to call a meeting Of retail
merchants was held at Dashaway Hall
this morning to consider the silver
question. About thirty were present,
mostly dry goods men,. Resolutions
were adopted making gold the basis OF
transactions and taking silver only at
the ruling market rates. The meeting
could hardly be considered a repre-
sentative of the general retail business,
but a committee OF ten was appointed
to canvass the city and obtain sigma
lures.
The smallpox seems to have taken
q fresh start within the last day or two.
Six new cases were reported Saturday,
eight yesterday and six to-day. Up to
noon three deaths had occurred within
the same time.
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whose energy and intelligence are as
profound. When the next century
drives the present back into ages, as
the SENTINEL prepares its tabular
statements of the yield of American
mines for 1901, its editor will laugh
that the record for 1876 was considered
so enormous, and gaze with plying
contempt on the wretched $l00, 900, 900,
which we think so much of to. day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-25

Both IN 1.-THE Carson Appeal al
leges that both the Bulletin and ChrOn-
icle, San Francisco, are on it; the first
in a roundabout way, and the latter
straight out, up and up. The Bulletin,
it says, wants shares, while the Chrom-
scle is willing to take either coin or me-
gotiable paper. "Them's our senti-
ments !" about those same prints.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-25
0 CONSTABLE.

TT B. MCKEE ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
III. as a candidate for the Office of Con-
stable for Eureka township at the ensuing
election. Jylz.tf
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SANTA Rosa, CAL, July %.
j. G. Poag, of Virginia, was acct
dentally killed yesterday a tCape Horn,
on the Guerneville railroad, in putting
off a blast. His face and head were
dreadfully mangled. He was buried
here TO-DAY by the Masons.
Hiram Ehlerty killed Samuel Fin
ley at Guerneville last night. No par
ticulars known yet.
SAN FRANCISCO, July "a.
The building occupied by the Frear
Stone Manufacturing Company, sew
eral old wooden sheds, a lumber yard
adjoining LockharJ e Porter's coffin
warehouse, stable and a wood yard be-
tween Townsend and Brannan and
Fourth and Fifth streets, were entirely
destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
The Fire Marshal estimates the total
loss between $50, 900 and 10000.
The libel case or Geo. Fitch ct al. VS.,
Frederick McCrellish ct al. vas dis
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$50 n Z WARD!

CTRAYED OR STOLEN ABOUT Tm
= two months ago, from Billy Mich. 10y
Oils hay ranch, on the Austin road a dark
brown horse, six years old and weighing
about 800 pounds; branded with an A, in a
half-circle, on the left thigh; three W hlte feet,
uup ON the left fore knee. The above reward
will DO paid for the delivery Of tho animal to
the undersigned in Eureka.
=jy20tf A. {. BISHOP.
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wIREs DOWN.

In consequences Of the prevalence of
electricity in all directions yesterday
the wires of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company were badly democrat
lied. To this fact are we to attribute
the scarity of telegraphic news in this
issue of the SENTINEL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-25

THANKs.-Senator Jones has our
thanks for a copy Of his latest speech
on the silver question. The Senator is
eminently sound on hard money, and
on all matters looking to a resumption
of specie payments.
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the Indians and n against their vii

the Indians and one against their viii
lagos. Sheridan will, according to the
present plan, establish his headquar-
tiers in the field, at ONE &C advantageous
point of Goose creek, about forty
miles northwest of Fort Phil. Kearney,
and near the scene of Crooks battle
on the Rosebud on the 10th of June.
The force Of these three columns will
amount in the aggregate to between
5000 and 1900. Respecting the war,
Gen. Sherman says 1t will be stubborn
and bloody; that the Indian chiefs will
naturally have the choice Of position,
and that in order to fight them it will
be necessary to meet them wherever
they offer battle or wherever they
car be caught. Judging from what is
we'll known of the Indian character he
does not think they will fight unless
they have the advantage both in posi-
ton and numbers, and as a conse-
troops will suffer loss. He SAYS that
Crook and Terry have no superiors as
Indian fighters, and if they get any
thing like fair play they will make it
very warm for the warriors on the Big
Horn. Sherman estimates the fight
ing strength of the Sioux now in arms
at $500, and it is the settled purpose of
the Administration to make the pun
ishment of the Sioux for their present
hostility one never to be forgotten by
that yet powerful nation.
The Hard Money Issue In Ohio.
New YORK, July "a.
A special to the Times from Column
bus, Ohio, says the Chairman of the
Democratic Executive Committee,
Hon. w. d. Hill, has resigned. He
belonged to the Allen or soft-money
wing of the Democracy and it is under
stood he will be succeeded by Hon.
John G. Thompson, Of the Thurman
or hard-money wing. 1t is very doubt
full whether the committee will be any
more harmonious under the new ar
rangement than it was under the old.
Hill retires in an exasperated state of
feeling, and his dissatisfaction is shared
by a large body of the Ohio Democ-
racy. many OF whom are still openly
boiling.
The Beecher Business Again.
NEW YORK, July "a.
Francis D. Moulton had a confer
ence on Saturday with Benjamin f.
Butler and Roger A. Pryor, his coun-
sci in the action against Henry Ward
Beecher. 1t is alleged that Moulton
determined, i'll view of the revers
al Of the decision Of Judge Dickman, to
force Beecher by the 31st Of July to
make an answer to plaintiff or let his
case go by default. The Advisory
Council Commission, which convened
Saturday to consider the scandal, de-
clares that it does not think it expedi-
ent OF proper to examine into the allie
cations or reports, or to hear testimo-
ny respecting the same, until such al
legations or reports have been embod-
led in a charge.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17
HALLETT KILReVRN.
The Real Estate Swlndlers Of the District
of Columbia.

If Belknap were not in disgrace and
the circumstances of his fall fresh in the
public mind, the sensation in the city
would be the extraordinary conduct of
Hallett Kilbourn, one of the notorious
District Ring. He has tleeced the city
out of millions. He was trustee OF the
celebrated real estate pool, now under
consideration by select committee of
the House. He was examined Satur
day morning, by order of the House,
before the committee, as to the ras-
calities going on under his trustee
ship, and refused point blank to testify.
He refused also to produce the
papers over which he had control The
city is in q Torment over the extraordi-
nary proceeding. Kilbourn is known
not only as being one of the ring him
self, but in possession of all the facts in
the robberics going on here for years.
The matter has been deferred until to-
day. when the obstinate witness will be
brought before the bar of the House and
committed for contempt. Kilbourn, it
is understood, is encouraged in this po-
sition by the President and the Presi-
dents advisers, who urge him not to
testify. As stated before i'm these dis
patches. the members of the committee
declare that the evidence points conclu-
sively to the fact that Gen. Grant and
his intimate friends were either parties
or beneficiaries i'm the ring, and it is to
prevent this showing that Kilbourn is
encouraged in his obstinacy and will be
sustained in defying the committee
VdshingtOn Cor. Chicago Times.