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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-24

the Senate Of the United States, we
have the army, and we have the
navy" Such sentiments at a time like
this deserve no comments.
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= O Y ZIG ~ e w s.
speech Of Emperor william.

BERLIN, Dec. %.
Emperor William closed the session
of Parliament to-day by a speech from
the throne. In reference to foreign
affairs he said: The negotiations of
the Powers on the Eastern question as
of the Powers will tie successful in
solving the pending question and with.
out prejudice to the good relations ex.
listing. Germany will continue by
friendly and djsinterested mediation TO
ment of this end.
The London Times y ON tlic Amerf-
cnn /.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
AT TIE cay.
The Stock Markell ied in tho City
Pris0n-.Small-Pox on the
Increase--Fearful Nor
tality from Dip
liberia.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. %.
In the Stock Board this morning the
market opened rather blue, but 10
wards the close of the call prices stiff
ened under the strong support rem
dered by a number Of brokers.
The recent decline has apparently
cinched a great lumber of I'M
fortunatos, as several parcels of stock,
mostly Crown Point, Ophir and I'm
periai were auctioned off at the close of
the call.
Barber, who killed Cdhro on
Wednesday night through motives OF
jealousy and then shot himself, died
in the City Prison last evening. To
the end be maintained stoutly his de-
sire for that result and died, beaping
imprecations or Conro's soul with his
last breath. r TE az
Miss Carter, the reported mistress of
Barber who murdered Como and died
last nigh: OF self inflicted wounds, has
at last been found, but firmly declines
to make any statement whatever o
corning the cause of the tragedy, and
contents herself with the simple asser-
ton that she was never the mistress
of Barber or any one else. M
Smallpox seems again on the in.
crease. Twenty eight new eases were
verified by the Health Officer during
life week and six of the patients We're
sent To the Twenty-sixth street Hos
pital. The residences of the remains
der.were placed in quarantine.
The mortality from diptheria on
tinues alarmingly large, amounting to
i'll during the last six weeks, or one
quarter OF the entire death rate of the
city.
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Dec. %.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
No information has been received in
regard to the reported massacre of
Major Randall aud party, but it is
thought the reports may be true. Ma
jor Randall is with Gen. Crooks com
mand, and it is feared may have been
sent on q scout and rau into Crazy
Horses band, for which Crook has
been looking for soine time past.
CHICAGO, Dee. y.
The report that Major Randall and
his entire party had been massacred
by Indians In the Big Horn noun
tains is ~discredited at General Sheri-
dams headquarters. The report is dis.
credited from the fact that Randall was
al Fort Reno OF the 18th of December,
400 miles from Boseman and only 20
miles from Fort Felterman, from
which point the report should have
been first received had there been any
in It.
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For Sale.

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JUST RECEIVED FOR CaRIsrMAs.-An extern
sive assortment of toys, fancy goods, China
and glassware. Fancy candy and ornaments
for the Christmes tree ut Mrs. Ashim's.
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Death of axl Editor.

ALLENTOWN, Dec. %.
Rev. =. X. Probst, publisher and
editor, died this morning.
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SLArERvILLE, \. c., Dec. %.
Vim. Messenger VAS banged to-day
for numbering his mother-;n-law on
the 4th OF last May.
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NOTICE

1--WE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
sionefs Of Eureka county will meet on
Saturday, December so, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ,
for the purpose of finishing up the business
Of heir term Of %ofice.t
By order Of the Board.
+. n. HARMON. Clerk.
December "a, 1876. iolotd
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Sentence of Stage Robbers.

ItN, -.
John A Toney, Frank Chapman and
John Allen, alias Sheet-lron Jack,
convicted of stage robberies, commit.
ted near this place or the nights Of
November 9th, 9th and 1lth, were to-
day sentenced to Imprisonment in the
~penitentiary, Toney for2l years, Chap
man for four years, and Allen for
twenty four years.
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CHICAGO, Dec. z.
A Tribune Washington special says
Cronin is still undecided whether TO
present his electoral returns to Ferry
at all, AS a number of Democrats will
o ipdorse Grover and ars committed
against the principle on which he
acted.
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negotiations Pending.

BRUSSELS, Dec. %.
1t is positively stated that serious ne
gotiations are still going on for the &C
cupation of Bulgaria by Bulgarian
trOOps.
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
OUR DEAD COMMERCE.
From a letter Of George ricxnor curtis1


In my daily passages between the city Of New Yor
and my country home at this OF the year ~
obliged pass along the East River for a distance .
abou, two miles on ferry boat 1t is absolutely up
palliug to contrast tho present condition OF on,
wharves and docks with what 1t was when began.
fourteen years ago to make this passage before
Of the nobest water fronts in the world New YORK
had then a commerce which It made ones heart
swell to behold. Great bulls, whose enormous bulk
be,okened what they had brought TO take
away lay tier tier along tho shore Forests OF
masts smoke stacks derricks too thick for any un-
practised eye to count, almost hid the buildings be-
hind them from sight The incessant rattle Of tho
calkcrs hammers made music which any contem.
paiivc man might Tor moment prefer to the orchcs
traI harmoncs OF an opera house. Notwithstanding
that feels like insignificant atom IN the pres.
o any great manifestation OF collective human
power and activity there Always something exnilar
ating in such scene. 1t is nearly all gone. The
traveller these waters passes whole stretches
OF piers at which no craft whatever Is lying la many
aud many 81 p he objects bigger than the
heads OF boys whom the heat OF the has driven into
the tide Skirtng yesterday afternoon by these meau
choy places stood on the deck o the lerryboa with
republican friend. WHO IN an unguarded moment al
lowed an exclamation escape him which show Cd that
he Ic the contrast did .And yet said |, ''you
Lot willing 10 have Us democrats change the admin
stra,ion OF the government and Try what
It's former prosperity. ia an instant ai'
my friends political antagonism was aroused.
"No he replied, 81 will never consent thaofhc men
who made all lhis dcsoaton necessary by encouraging,
yes, by making tue REBEL on shall be intrustcd with
the government My trend VINO uttered this senti.
"a of great INTEL gcncc and purity OF char
accr, but knowing how fixed aud invclcratc are his
pol teal views did not continue the conversation.
There are those with whom one cannot reason on This
subject because they pcrpatuaily 60 back IRON the
present 10 the past and iiogicaliv putting tho respoh-
sbly Tor the late civil where certainly does not
belong they argue that those have caused great
public mschies the persons to remedy them
But there arc others whom one eau possibly reach.
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
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ONLY TUE PUBLIC PURSE.

THE KINGS COUNTY CHARITY COMMISSIONERS
AND THEIR DEFICIENCY.
Yesterday the Law Committee Of the Board Of
Supervisors met and hld under consideration the
matter OF the deficiency in the Pay rolls of the Com
missioncrs The Commissioners reported that ito
deficiency on the May payroll amounted to $3.50 6a
ANA for the month OF June s5,2ll 73 This was merely
for employees There are also due tho Commlssioners'
saiaries tor the months OF April May and June,
amounting to So. 000 The whclc amount oi the de6-
cheney ~ therefore, Sl1,o9i 80. Supervisor Strong
held that the Commissioners had right to incur this
liability before tho money had been appropriated. He
held that the salaries of the Commissioners should
bcfnciudcd in the amount OF the deficiency; that
they bad incurred this liability wilfuy, and SHOULD bs
made to suffer for II, and should not bc paid their saa-
rics
Supervisor Stilwc.l objected the ground that the
Comm sioncrs had done their work and should have
their pay.
Amer lengthy discussion Supervisor Strong moved
that the amount OF 50 900 be appropriated which tn
ciuded everything but the salaries OF the C0mmission
He willing to pay their salaries II the CON-
mittec would recommend to the Board that the Com
missoners be indicted tor malicasancc in Office. Thu
proposition lost. II finally decided to report
in avor Of paying tho whole amount, ll,09l 5.
Supervisor Strong Is OF the opinion tho Charity Com
mis- sioncrs should be indicted.
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
THE ORANGEMEN.

There will be no formal paraie Of the Orange So
cetics to-day, but majority OF the organ cations VIII
have picnic at Sylvan Grove There were many iu
the ranks who favored parade. and is generally
conceded that they could DO SO without meeting with
opposition. The majority, however favored public
demonstration. Among the organizations which Will
turn out to-day arc.-Ncw YORK Lodge No 81 Neptune
Lodge No. Columbia Lodge No \, Jackson Lodge No.
3 Enniskiiicn Lodge No. ~: Washington Lodge No.
q Henry Clay Lodge No. IL; Gideon Lodge No. 10;
Joshua Lodge. No. ii Prince OF orange Lodge No
10 and Pha,nix Lodge, No To- Yesterday morning .
number OF the OF the above oes lett
for Philadelphia 10 attend the Convention there OF the
General order The proceedings OF tho Orangemsn
longer regarded ~th interest by the nibsrns.
nns
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
THE LATEST SWINDLE ON THE
PUBLIC.
IosroS, July 10, 1870

BosroS, July 10, 1879
To EDITOR HERALD-
Before the Centennial opened the steamboat lines
between Boston and New York made great display in
both cities by announcing that the fares between the
above places would be reduced to s. and the people
patronized the steamboat lines in considerable
bcrs Ia consequence secret arrangement
entered into between more companes 10 put up
price So the OF the Centennial the Sd VI
july when they expected the largest amount OF travel
and this was done without the least warning TO tho
public through the press or by showbs
II is well enough be charged double and often
three times the tor statcrooms the summer
time the steamers, while IN the fall ana winter
always he had at the regular price The clerks and
stewGrdcss reap the harvest. and once short timc
ago a friend was told by sicwardcss Of OF tho
steamers that she had statcroon that was saved
Tor Bccchcr, aud he had not called Tor 1t be might
have it, and tho price asked was double. Yours re-
spcctiully w. }. 5.
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
COMMERCIAL. REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT WAS STEADY, FUTURES WERE
FIRMER-FLouR DULL AND HEAyY-wHEAT
DULL AND LowER-CoRN LOwER-oATs
LowER-PoRK LowER--LARD LowER-wHls-
KEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. srRONGER-NAvAL
STORES FIRM-oILs sTEADY-oRocKRIEs
fIgM--TRRlGHTs HIGHER
TUESDAY July 11-6P. NJ
But tto business reported to-day, either on or
OF Change tho markets being universally dull and IN
many cases entirely rominal On Change the demor-
aliza,on in brcadstuGs continued and prices were
again oil, and nominal at that, not enough being done
TO establish quotations Corn lower aud closed duh
Oats lower. Whssey nominal. Pork on Lard
lower freiehts active and 6rmer. Cotton on the
spot steady futures rmer Groceries were hrn
Naval generally quiet. Oils quiet Pcro
lcum was irmer.
Sac 5iac for pots. Pearls nominal ut 6s4c &C.
ANTHONY quiet. but lrm at l5aic. i0c.. gold
BssswAx steady at 3lac. sc. for southern and
33isc. Sac. for Western
Broou Corn duh and nominal. 41Sc &c. for red
sc. a &c. for red tipped aud 7isc &c. for medium.
CASpLns steady. We quote sperm 2sc SPERM
patent 3sc senrc acid u6 oz). 2ic .3c adamantine
u2 IL. 10 oz), l,c. l6c paraine as, 6's and 2's)
1oc 2oc-
corrxn-rhe market for Hrazlls was 6rm .u. quiet We
sales OF u bags Rslto at I7c for strict good -
prime Mid coffee quiet. We quote Ordinary cargocs
l5i.c. 15hc. fair do. lie. Ike: good do.
i7rc. l7s4c. prime do. lsc. lsic; extreme
for lots. l5i4c. l9'.c.; Santos fair to good
lexc. l7ic gold ninety days: Java bags
zoe 22c do mats, 2oc 23c. Singapore do. lsc
.oc. Ceylcn. l6,ac Issc.; Msracabo l4A4c lsc;
Laguayra. i6lsc. IKE; Jamaica. l5c Ire; St.
Domingo. iflsc. l5c. Porto Eico lsc lS1ac; Costa
Rica i7c. I9c. Mexican l6tac. lsc, Manila. lie
lsc: Angostura lie lsc.; Savsnilia las4c. lsc. ;
Curscos. l4isc. lie
CoorRRAGR dull. We quote =: Molasses shocks
3nch heads 81 25 sugar Shocks with heads,
3snch. 81 80 81 65 do do, 36inch Fl so s.: box
shocks 7;c soc rum d. ~ pipe DO s6a 50 SO; empty
hogshead g. sos HOOPS ~ feet ordinary prime $50
S,7. hoops. IL fset. do. $40 u S33 per ~.
toPrkNe note sales OF about 40 900 lbs lake at 2c
2O.c 2Vi.c, cash. the market closing firm at 2o4c
CoRpAcK unchanged. We quote Manila 0arge
and all sno). ill., lssac 1875. do. codagc bolt
rope yarns, Ice. t7c tarrsd Malta. lic Sisa
rl lie. New Zealand. lltac. l21sc. Russia hemp,
tsrred lac American do. l4c Russia bolt rope. lie
CortoNrhc for fairly active and steady
Futures nrmer. The closing prces TO day compare
with Mondays prices as follows:- -
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
COTTON.

APPEARANCE OF THE CATERPILLAR IN Mrssrs-
sIPPI-- CONDITION AND PROSPECTS OF THE
CROP IN GEORGIA, FLORIDA ALABAMA AND
TxHSEssxx.
yicxsBuRG, Mss, July IL, 1876.
Genuine caterpillars made their appearance on the
growing cotton at Hurrycane Plantation, Davis
Bend, In the lower end this county. on sunday last
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July H. 1876
The Cotton Exchange received no ofncia crop re-
port Private correspondence reports tho crops In
Northern Alabama and Middle Tennessee In good con-
dition The weather has been favorable.
SAVANNAH, Ga, July IL, 1870
Ninety meme replies from hity seven COUNTIES in
Georgia report the character OF the weather July cx
tremeiy scasonabe TO the growing CROP so than
the period last year No change reported ia
acreage. stands are represented uncommonly good
the plant forming aud blooming we'll The OF
the whole remarkably hno, and with but cxcep-
tions better than last year The general tenor OF the
reports cxhibsan unpreccdcntedy good prospect tho
crop being free Of and weeds and tho plant being
vigorous
Twcnty-six replies from fourteen counties In Florida
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
ATTEMPT 10 FILTER A RIVER.

The water supply at Railway is derived from river
bearing the d the town. and barely large enough
to meet the demand madc upon it. AT times the water
becomes UNIT for drinking through the abundance OF
vegetable mater which Is taken up by il and after
every storm IL becomes foul aud muddy This has
which be turned through which it
pass IL has been decided that the work shall be
begun without delay; and on Monday Chief Engineer
Bailey, OF Newark, IN company with the town officers
OF Railway. wished the works To ascertain whether
ground couid be selected Tor the operation, which
would be low enough 10 render double pumping ar
ranccmcnls unnecessary Mr. bailey also askci 10
furnish rough estimate OF the expense Of tho uudor
taking Tie estimate calls Tor from $33 600 TO S6000Q
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON July H. 1876.
Cotton dull and nominal: mdding. lie low middiins.
loc tood ordinary, NC Net receipts ~ bales Sales
slS Sssck. 5.Iva
NEw ORLEANS. July II. 1876.
Cotoa qacs mdding. li4r. low middling. 1o5sc good
ordinary, 9c Net receipts. lJ9 bales. gross. 2J9 Ex
potts 10 france. 2,25s sAles. sou stock, 53.y76
SAVANNAH. j uly II. 1875.
Cotton easier. but Quotsby lower. mddng &,
fosc low msd1iing. r.c; good ordinary. eAc Net
eeipts. 10 bales. gross AL Stock. 1891
cuAEtxsros, July IL. 1876.
Cotton dull. nosnai. mhdng, lie; low middling x.
iose good srdin.ry Dse v5.c Net receipts. 10 bssa
ssiss. ~ stock. asid
Oswseo. July IL. 1875.
Fiour unchanged; sales 100 bsi- Whess In light do.
msnds saes Ss bushels extra white Michigan ~ 81 a.
Com qulst q sse st the latter Tor high mixed
neal uIeaasse1 AM iced unchanged Caaal freight .
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
fsrved, 10 49,. The rate OF discount for three
months bills. in open market, is ak per cent

fsrrcd, 10 . 1sk. The rate OF discount for three
months bills, in open market, is l Ia per cent
NvLsrxEar SHARES.
In Investment shares the following prices ruled
Delaware and Laekawanna, 1907 a 1919 a 10o-s q
ioox 100 seller sixty days. Jersey Central, 721s
72a 72ts; Delaware and Hudson, los 107; Union
raeac, % GA; Rock Island, 1oo4 New York Gen.
ua. losis: Pit,sburg and Fort Wayne, lo2. a 1925
Morris ana Essex. loi1s 1913; Wells, Fargo Co.
s5ss 3 ssss; unl.ea States Expess, 7o,s; American,
5sk; Producers and Petroleum, lls; Chicago and
Alton, io2; Burlington and Quincy, ll4,.
covkRSsESr BONDS
There strong tone to the government bona
market IA the afternoon and prices advanced irac-
ton, especially Tor the lso7's which mos. in de-
maud There WAS considerable inquiry for round
o. from institutions but these orders could not be
lled at the quotations. owing to the unusually small
amount ofbonds Offering The market closed strong at
the following quotations: u Ditcd States currency
sizes 1881. l2os.; do, do, 1851 registered, ll9
ilsa do DO. do, coupon. l2o laol do. dve-twen-
ties. iscs. registered no.. ll6ls; do do, do cou-
pon. li64 licls do do, do, new registered li7A
ii5h, do do. DO, do. coupon. li'3s ll71s; do.
do. 1891. registered. li9,s lloai; do do, DO,
coupon, li94. n9s; do. do. iscs. registered 1875
a l2iA; do do, Co. ooupou i2issf l2i5s: do.
isn-'or,es, registered. lis lisjl do. do coupon,
nsss siis.; do lves 1851. registered, nix ll5,s;
do, do. do. coapos. M. ii7ss.
PRODUCE Kxrogrs
The exports Of produce from this port for the week
erong to-day 81 iso,s95 against $5 Oi3 24s Tor
the corresponding week IN 1878 and So 267, $50 IN 1874
The total exports Of produce the port JAM
uary this year s35 0sS. 3:7. against 1892 e55 39s
for The corresponding period ls75 ard sl5s G35 2l9
Ia is.-.
RAILROAD Boxps
R.ll~ hand IN he mnr pric
being well maintained Chicago and Northwest consol-
idstci gold coupons advanced to 81 Milwaukee and
Paul nrm. Ia Crosse division selling at
iOl., consolidated sinking funds at 90js 90L,
$40 at lO0a4 and Chicago and Milwaukee DIVISION at
9,is. Union Pacific nrsts brought lo3ss and land
grants lo2a.. ng funds declining 10 9lA New
York Central coupon bonas advanced 10 III, Fort
Wayne nrsis selling at MS Western Pacihcs at 901S
a e9ts. New Jersey Central convertible sold at
pihs In the afternoon bonds quiet and arm. with
the exception Of New Jersey Central convertible which
declined 81. Northwestern hrsls advanced to LOG
and do consolidated coupon gold bonds were IN active
demand al 93'. n ~ Milwaukee and ST. Paul $40
advanced 10 l0i Central Pacdcs sold at lo'. Union
Pacific nrsts 1899. and land grants at lo2H. The
following the closing quotations for Pacific Rail-
road bonds:-Union nrsts, 1882. 1884, Union land
grants, lo2a lo2v1; Union sinking funds, "a a
0ss.; Centrals lo7 1914.
state bonds wefe firm, Missouri long skies selling at
l05 Louis ana copsos st C3 and Virginia consolidated
cx niaturcd coupons at 60
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Tho following are the PHILADELPHIA stock uoatons
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
MURRAY AGAIN.

Robert Murray, the young man who shot Ofhcss
John Bcaly OF Brookiyn, figured sgain ycstsrdAy 10
the Brooklyn City Court lie owed rhinsas Barrel
si25 tor crackers. Barret sued him aud ros judg-
for the amount Murray paid no attsuson 10 shs
ju igmcni and brought up yesterday to testiy
to what hs worth lie SAID he hal sold hrs saloon
two months for $500 and al present noe
worth anything but the SUIT OF clothes hc stood iu A.
he hai only received $50 accorut, judge Nelson
ordered Murray pay t3J costs, and that receiver
be appointed collect the money duo sho saloon
until Judi ncut Is satisfied
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
REFORM IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

Two weeks ago statement appeared IN the HERALD
that custom house inspector named Benjamin Van
Epcr of Jersey CITY, had been guilty OF foul basphemy
in the Merchants Hotel Cortlandt street, IN presence
OF a largo number OF persons The facts repre-
sentcd to the Treasury Department in Washington aud
order Issued by General sharpe yeserduy sus-
pending Van Ripcr The ordcr was posted on buc-
TIN IN the barge office and tho attention OF all tho
inspectors specially directed to IL Tho case was
reported to the Treasury Department In Washington
with recommendation tnat Van Riper bc dismissed,
The man charges arc incompetcncy and ncg'cct Of
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
THE SOLDIERS HOME.

There viii be meeting OF the Board Of Trustees Of
the New York Soldiers Home at Emlra, on Thursday
July IL. This will be very important meeting, ss tho
location OF the home VIII be determined. Zen Van,
Watkins and Einra ali desire 10 and claim 10 posssss
peculiaI nd yaniagcs
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
ACCIDENTS TO CHILDREN.

Josephine Hient, aged i've years. fell from the ana
Story window OF her house. No. lJ0 Esss Fourth
street, yesterday, and was fatally injured
Lilly Loughberry, aged two years, fell non the
dangerously Injufol She wN removed V Ne ResoD.
welt Hospital
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

Last night a team Of horses attached TO carriage
owned by Patrick Lyons. residing At No s'S wasrea
street, Brooklyn, took fright and await IN Press-
dent street The driver John Eagsn, was thrown vio-
cntly the ground and severely injured Aboes the
head. The occupants OF the carriage, Joha nuidosA
and children, were also slightly injured
The New York herald., 1876-07-12

MEN0EAxDt-1.

The Chicago, Wilmington aud St Paul Railroad Com.
pany to-day report its earnings for 1878 and 1870 which
compare with those of 1874 io,ows:--
1ss4. 1875 1876
First week OF July. $ls5, 500 sl62. 3l3 $lCS.0o0
Since January H.. 4.6a7,5s5 355s. ,55 4Iao.5I7
Tho foregoing shows increase for the year over
1875 of $36s7 for tho last week Of $751; 7ea since
January but, compared with 1874. decrease Tor
the week OF $4,000, aud since January Of $751; 02s