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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-28
v,,e st. Louis Convention Recc.scs
r 0 NEW S.
Lord Derby OH the Eastern cues.
ton.

LONDON, June p.
In the House uf Lords last night.
Lord Derby, Foreign Minister. said,
touching the Eastern question. tbatthe
situation was very complicated. but
for his part he had no reason to doubt
thAt all The great Powers without eX-
cePtion would be glad to terminate a
quarrel having so many elements of
danger. Derby confined: En4land'>
line of action is clear. We would
gladly reconcile the Porte and the in
s%urgents. but we have no right to take
the part OF either in purely internal
gu trreis. That is the rule on which
We have acted in times not emo aud
in civil wars far more extensive and
: ,%nguinary. We are in coInmunica-
tion with The Porte and other Powers,
with the view of Offering such counsel
as seems useful. We iav We been charged
in some quarters with favoriug The
Turks. The charge is utterly unbound
ed. No one supposed the mainte
nance OF the Ottoman Empire possible
if the Christians become permanently
disasfected. The problem is to recon
cile their reasonable wishes with the
maintenance of a system which can
not be o,er,hrown without a general
convulsion.
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NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE..

HAVE THIS DAY SOLD AND TRANS
! Tered to Woodruff & Ennor nv entira no Mo-
mess, stock OF goods, goodwill. etc. ~ u-
stors on Main street. between Clark and p,mty
laan streets in this town. Thanking the nnI.
i;citt u eneif past PATRONAGE respectfully 40
firm. "ddi ~ III 9f the new
Eureka. June 27, 1876. ;aosEIh.
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perched in the rear Of the Chairman's
desk, kept the assemblage Interested
by rendering various lively airs.
Schell, in calling the convention to or
der, submitted a few brief remarks
upon the purposes OF this convention
to nominate candidates whose election
shall change the administration Of the
Government and overthrow corrup-
ton. Administrative reform is de-
manded by the American people. The
corruption now existing in fhe Gov
eminent must he eliminated. This
duty must be coufided TO the hands,not
of those who now hold the Government
reins. but TO the Democratic party.
The thing to lie reformed can not be
reformed by itself. The people are in
telljgent and s~agacious. They under
stand their rights and will not again
conide their interest tothe Republican
party. Here the account Was broken
off by The intelligent operator at the
other eDd.-EDS. .;ENTINEL.
Merrill Igesitntes.
WASHINGTON. June 81.
Senator Morrill, has informed / RESI-
ident Grant that he is not yet prepared
to decide whether or not he could ac-
cept the office of Secretary of the Treas
ury, as public considerations continue
to prevent his reaching a decision in
the present condition of affairs, but that
be expects to see his way clearly to a
conclusion within a few days.
WASHINGTON, June 81.
The amount of bank notes redeemed
and assorted by the National bank re.
deeming agency during the present
fiscal year. is two hundred millions, OF
which twenty five millions are notes of
banks which are reducing their circu-
lation or are ~involuntarily in liquida-
ton.
The st. Louis Convention Recc.ses.
ST. LOUIS, June u.
At two O'Clock, after listening to sew
eral stirring speeches, which called
70 nth the most rap urouS applause, the
convention took a recess until ) O'Clock
r. Ii.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
Proceedings OF an ADti-CooIie Club
-Fire-crnck ers Prohibited.

SAN FRANCISCO. jane II.
The Central Anti Coolie Union at a
meeting last night decided 20 have "A
grand torch light procession on The
evening of July l2lb, COMPOSING all
~nationalities except Chinese, whether
belonging to the Anti-Coolie clubs or
not. A motion was carried to prepare
a petition to Congress to be circulated
in every town on the Pacific coast,
asking Congress to take ON action at
once, and a committee of six was APP
pointed to prepare the petition.
The Supervisors last night passed an
order forbid1ing the discharge OF fire.
crackers in the city limits during the
coming holidays. This measure was
due to the energetic protest of the I'M
derwriters against removing customary
safeguards against fire, and the fact
That within the last few days two or
three small fires have been started by
the explosion of crackers.
Miscellaneous News from the Bay.
SAN FRANCISCO, June u.
Kearney and Montgomery streets
are beginning to assume a gala appear
ance. Flags are festooned across the
fronts of buildings, on wire arches
crossing the streets, and from hun
dreds Of improvised supports. There
Is serious danger unprecedented OF Il
corner in the flag market.
Overman has levied an assessment
Of So per share, delinquent in The Office
July 3lst.
The Governor having appointed
Wednesday,, the 9TH OF July, all adj
diiional legal holiday, il is understood
the boards will not meet until Thurs
day, the 9Th; at " hat hour has moi
been settled upon The executive ses-
sion on Monday will name the hour.
The ca>a of the secretary of the
Knickerbocker Mining Coinpany,t tried
in the City Criminal Court Yesterday,
was given to the jury toward evening
and a verdict of guilty returned. The
defense was that the person who de-
manded to inspect the books was not
in fact a stockholder, as his stock had
not been transferred. Defeniant's at
torneys will move for a new trial, and
have taken the necessary steps to ap
peal the case in the event of the mo-
ton being denied. Sentence will be
passed this evening.
Additional Sam Francisco Items.
SAN FRANcIsco, June ".
Leland Stanford, Charles Crocker,
+. H.. McMiller and other railroad
men appeared in the Police Court this
morning charged with misdrmeanor
in refusing to show the books of the
corporation 20 j.. X. Robinson, a
stock holder. The time thus far has
been occupied mostly in arguments on
technical points. )
Several months ago Charles IL.
Barth, a clerk in the Quartermaster's
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Lost---St5 Reward.

A MEMORANDUM BOOK, ON THE
n road TO pa!isade, June3 Sd. The name OF
Hugh Mckay is written on the inside oil tho
back cover. -
The finder will receive the above reward
by leaving the book at JOE WENLELLo
butcher shop. leoi"
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NEW TO-DAY.
EXCURSION
ON THE
OF JULY, 1876
FROM
PALISADE TO EUREK A.
THE EUREKA AND PALTSADE RAIL
L road Company will run a
SPECIAL ENCUKNIoN TRAM

July 4th, ls7i.
Leaving falisade at 4 o'clock A. ~, arriving
in Eureka in time for the grand procession.
Tickets. for the round trip, s.. and will be
good TO return on the morning train Of July
9Th. 1875.
Ticket for sale at the ticket Office in Pals
a1e. f.. + LAWLEk.
Gen'l Freight, Passenger and Ticket Agent.
2. EVBkrS,
jo2S-td General superintendent.
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NcuIlins on the Thn,mes.

LONDON, June 81.
Edward Trickett, champion of Aus
traiia, to-day defeated Joseph II. Sad
Ter. champion of England. in asculling
race for the championship of the
Thames and 81 600.
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$3.50 NN'1fN III fo1 -'Nb At1 "
June, 1915. Persons calling for any of these
letters will please say Advertised
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ladies'. list.
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proclamation by the President.

Proclamation by the President.
WAsHINGToN, June 26.
The following proclamation was is
sued to-day by the President:
The centennial anniversary of the
day on which the people of the
United States declared their right to a
separate and equal station among the
Powers of the earth seems TO demand
an exceptional observance. The found
ers of the Government At its birth and
in its feebleness invoked the blessings
OF Divine Providence. and the thirteen
Colonies and 5000, 600 of people have
expanded into a nation of strength and
numbers commanding a position tor
which the iervent prayers were then
offered. 1t seems flung that on the
occurrence of the hundredth annIVer
sary of our existence az a nation. CRATE
full acknowledgment should be made
TO Almighty God for the protection
| vouchsafed to our beloved country.
/. therefore. invite the good people OF
The United States on the approaching
fourth day of July, in addition to the
usual o~b-ervances with which theyare
accustomed 10 greet the return of the
day. to mark its recurrence by ON
public religious and devout thanks
giving 10 Almighty God for the bless
ings which have been bestowed upon
us as a nation during the centenary
of our existence, and bumblv to in
woke the continuance of His favor and
of His protection.
In witness whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal OF the
United States to be affixed. Done at
the CITY of Washington this 10Th day
Of June, A. ID. 1875, and of the indie
pendence of the United States the one
hundredth. u. :. GRANT, President.
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
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DIED.

Virginia. June 24-John stephen Jones, a
nativo OF Wales, aged q years.
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Ey Overland Telegraph.

SPECIAL To THE DAILY SENTINEL
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st. Louis-Tiiden Ahead.


The hopes of the opponents of TIL
den now ente around Pennsylvania.
This State has resolved to vote solid
for Hancock and to continue 10 vote
for him. with no second choice behind.
This action, they think. will draw
to their supper, enough States on the
second ballot to prevent the nomina
tion of Tilden, and then WIN. Allen, of
Ohio, being out o fthe way. The vote OF
that State would be added to the Han
cock column, to be followed later by
Hendricks' supporters. This is their
plan. and if it should succeed Pennsyi-
vania would be able to give the second
place to Hon. Ti,os. Ewing. The
friends of Hendricks evidently see the
critical nature of the situation and are
aiding in the effort to prevent a two
third ote for Tilden. That Is the only
hope left TO .he opponents of the New
York candidate. The count for Tilden
on the first ballot nov exceed 400. The
Tarnmsny leaders are so much dis
Outraged as TO be about ready TO give
up the contest.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-26
bleeding at the Nose.

To stop bleeding at the nose.
press the finger firmly upon the lit
tie artery that supplies the blood
70 the side Of the face affected
Two small arteries branching up
from The main arteries on each side
Of the neck, and passing over the
outside Of the jaw bone, supply the
face with blood. II the nose bleeds
from the right nostril for example,
pass the finger along the edge Of
the right JAZZ till the beating Of the
artery j. felt. Press bard upon it
and the bleeding will cease. Con-
time the pressure five minutes,
until the ruptured vessels IN the
uose will have time 10 contract.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-26

On Kentucky rapid transit line
recently, a passenger stopped the
brakeman a. he was going through
AMI asked, GLOW fast does this
train GOT A mile an bour'' at
goes fast enough to suit US. IL you
don, like the rate Of speed get out
and walk was the rejoinder. 81
would replied the Disguised pas
senger, settling back in his seat
''bu, my friends won't come for me
until the train gets in, and ! don't
want 70 be waiting around the de-
pot for two or three hours The
brakeman passed on.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-26
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-26

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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-26

= young .z=yer IL IDii-aaPolis
hss recently given evidence Of q
sablimity Of impotence before
which the cheek Of tightening
roi peidlsr Is the variest modesiy.
Having asked young lady 70 ap-
poiD, day when she would Ike TO
- driving. he adiei: "In this
connection / viii LAY that am only
: poor young lawyer, who has ex-
pended bis al TO get an education
70 e. himself for the practice Of
his chosen profession. Were / sit
1sted a. / once vas, / would pro-
ceei differently, bat as it Is ] hest
,Ats not 70 say that my purse will
lot allow me 20 e-psnd money for
pleasure, AID knowing that you
have ample means, ! have no doubt
yon vii b pleased TO bear the ex-
Penses Of the proposed buggy ride
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-26

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scTlt-d IL All m9rtgsce ss foilgvs: All IA -
oa-tsia pie-zs ~ p1r--is = land situate Il lie
sIty u Aipsua. IN eJ1u;y % Alp~nA and state u
Nf-h-ysu and ds-rrlt--i a. follows. 20 Wit: lo;-
nufrt.sr ftree : md four 4 N blosk nufnisr
nine -. IN Potter addi-ion 70 the viliags nov
ETY. % AlpenA, NIch., according 20 the recorded
IsRAEI. y. SMITH.
As.I-nee.
e. y. wisxrE- Attorney for Assignee.
Dated Feb. iith, 1875. BivlJ-i
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Coma. ~ Et;ie f-llo-, s.ii )
WEsh;.z-0a gsailenAn 70 ay5zng-
s.er O. Eve year. Ehil= sitting n ;
rs.r,o- Ebe-= 3 l--z= eo-pAoy Esrs
sSzsEhlei- DO yo1 kroE II =
-Yeih, thir Who AL. L; Es
be.rE ~Yo1 I'll tie zan E5o XIII
- -1zzs when papa -As L NeE
Y.Ek
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Nara observed Mr.. Holoozb.
A. l. z2s paf-isy O. he e,Oshss,
-tbs-s Ant % ps.sa O then
b-sss5ss vet i czar * th=z
D9s ID Eay Tz;o.o t--sy- Vel
ziFs 9= Tie pI,-A thea AID IL
CART J, 1-0z,i With IL, ! d9ot
zl-t psople 70 tAi.k ;a.s can;
1zo-3 the cio4h--
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To Ekits boys A. Ego Il
Se-E-i -s1s posszz kurti,g. the
nszro Furnishing The dos Tss
.sIt day TIE d1rksy E1s 1sk~3bos
Icy e1zs ozi -KosAt Lar pos
$40 We, VIA; di1 yOa Ssi ?
-Dznoo, MA-sA- yer Sc Ess g=i0-
n c1ho.o-- 13i ko.SA; fo1r Posso=s
MAJ Ti-- task tEo, 1oi NK-s Ma
tEo. Al A. Es's gEiDs Il cLsoOt
Ire-yo ! rits x ezhoo--
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4 ~ c--iiiL.s ! I. ,be ED
i. Gag - eou-ty c5es AID
: working hs-,i lis frieD3s be-
l.srs th.i rs chaDees q ss1c=ss sre
e1.rz.-sly god FOR they say =
He kew ivsry Wan 81 tbe byes,-
r.o-t hs guard in the Pi1i;@a-
;is-y .o- Ten years
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CHEKIFF-s s4LE-By vIrtDs q al sIsrstSoE
= i-s-1-i ~; = ~ sufsr59r LoELt q ISetrOE;-
49, ryz--T. xSk5zzn, t@srisx tste ., Os-0-
- u 3. u. fs-t. and q directed 81 ceTtzia
-, s-sa--.r He-rT B-r- !. plzin;is. W Bsr.r1
I. rl-.Ets-L. Ss1srF1a--. ! have th1. c4y sslL-1
al lsTs-3 1T0- tte fg--gslIg rsal e-fzte- a. iAs
fr1f.rry = EsE-E! r a Tt@-- N iisif r,Ar,-
= 1e1ezizrt- - -; 81 -. rl-bt- title and H.
.re- r. ggr aeres q and te--riA-1t .. folOss
C,-1meDrEz - pcint IN Ihz51er Fey F.tsT
Wiz ~ so-f1 lrle = snefto- fsel'T-g-e u.
trs.- tt-rry-oas b +. Eg--h u rznxs el-tf -:
.srke. tie rlrsy On n ss1s ths-eDt. TaTir.x
tf.l-lae d0-l ssii rirer tE-1fy-i0z- a rrs-s.
tfss-ss= ess- AT f-falla vfk I'D ser-ion lI1@
st, t-e-s-y-si1 > rsis % til foun rot1, ihsi-as
-rH-isaTly tssa.y-f0uT - rO1s ~ sssi -zetion
linz tfcrnl ~ sail -ce-,O- hrls - he TIysE, -
plsee q tsrlr.ri1.'s and The ngrfh haf % he
11-rn-Ee.f ,usr-ef q s-ctiCn sven :. tDSn thIr-
. -sIe - Lqr-l q rasre Eve east, vhiea
a. = ~ ~ salie q puh..C sgc-ion. % The hx.st
ts1seE % T@tne-lsy. ii.s a. dEy Mach neIi, a.
D'rIsscx ia tks 4t;sTrpJl q szil tsy.
Tf.e alssFs sile xii y BID a tie front door o.
P0'ts4. b 80 Hios on second street. IN the eity
and .rguty q Aipena. fkai tsing ths building
IN zLica toe Circrsf CUrrf s0F he osun;y o. Al
pa ~ sts;e = Me- gan = s,o.iea.
Dad =. Aipena this ii day q Febsusry. 1879
3s5s7
Netiee Il heresv given tie, The at.oV. ssls Ia.
been ro-,ussrssi until H-tnCsiay. the t:h tay 81
Apni n-ri, .: o'eiOes " ;he si,erlsoon u said
-A'' - ~ THGs' r. JOHNSTON. Sherif.
DATED AlpenA, this mad az Of March, 1879.
f4lv3
Notise i hereby given 'ha; ,be sbo.. sale 10
herehy fyls-rOBel until "Wednesday. the 18Th day
Ami. is7s. - o'cinck N fhe afteTn0on % said
iay, =. tie above raen;iOnci plscs-
THOs. b. JOHNSTON, Sheriff
Alpena, April 5. 1875. ft-.S
Sot.ee ) hereby given that the above sale has
ben r>ostpoled Unit, wednesday the Ord day Of
May. ls7s. At Oeiock Z. NJ, at the above
mefitiOasi plsoe.
Date1 Aipena, Aprll iyth. 1870.
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Warts.

These may be removed, says a
celebrated physician, by rubbing
them night and morning, with a
moistened piece Of muriste Of am
monia. They soften and dwindle
away, leaving no such mark as fol-
lows their dispersion with lunar
caustie.