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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-27
Holland Maintains a Gold and sill.
yer Coinage.

IONUON, UrL. %.
A telegram from the Hague states
that the Dutch Government has modi-
fed its protects of coinage reform. 1t
now proposes, pending an international
settlement of the monetary system. the
maintenance OF a gold and silver
standard for Holland and a suspen-
sion of the coinage of silver.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-27

STA is making every effort to discover
the murderers.
Fighting continues around Alexivdtz
and Deligrod.
Great distress prevails in Monten-
egro Notwithstanding the military sue
cesses, be"ause of the necessity of
maintaining a large number of refu-
gees. 1t is reported there are eleven
thousand refugees dying of starvation
in the mountains around DelIgro5.
The Marquis of Harrington, the
leader of the Liberals, has returned to
London from Turkey. Yesterday he
spoke at a private meeting of the Lib
erals and advocated the immediate
cvnvocation of Parliament. The Mar
quis indicated his intention to oppose
the policy of the Government and sup
port a modified autonomy in the
Christian provinces of Turkey.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-27
DEATH or EX-MENESTER DE
LONG,

Tho telegraph brings the sad in
tellisence of the death of Hon. G. f.
De Long. He died in Virginia City
at 8 A.. NJ. yesterday of typhoid fever.
Deceased was about 46 years of age
and was, we believe, a native of Penn
s~ylvania. He leaves a devoted wife,
several children, and thousands of
personal friendsto mourn bis untimely
taking off. Mr.. De Long, then a poor
boy, landed in California in 1852, set
Ting in Marysyiile, Yuba county. He
was thrice elected to the Assembly
and once to the State Senate in that
State. Crossing the Sierras in 1867 or
1865 he took up his residence in Vir-
ginia City, where be soon assumed a
leading position among the legal fra
ternity of the very able bar of that
young but great city. He was the
leading spirit of the convention which
framed cur State constitution, and four
yaers later came within n vote OF
defeating James w. Nye for United
States Senator. That he was fairly
and justly entitled to the honor of rep
resenliny Nevada in the higher
branch of Congress is well known and
understood all over the coast, the cor
rupt use of money alone having oper-
ated to defeat him. He went to White
Pin e in 1868, where for W or three
wears, he conducted Lucrative practice
in his chosen profession. In 1871 he
was appointed by President Grant
Minister to japan, a position which he
filled with marked ability and
credit during the four succeeding
years. Returning TO Nevada two
years ago. he again resumed the practice
of the law, making his home at Vir-
ginia City. Mr.. belong was a man
of the noblest impulses and aspira-
tons, and enjoyed a personal popular
ity not equaled by any other per-
son within the confines of the State.
He possessed rare genius, splendid
scholastic and oratorical attainments,
and was withal endowed with that Pc
culiar magnetism which never fails to
captivate and sway the minds of men.
Charlie belong was no ordinary man.
and his life presents an example OF
hope and encouragement to all poor
young men who may be struggling to
win for themselves honorable distinc-
ton and a name among their fellow
men. His death will create profound
sorrow in the hearts of all who knew
him. Poor Charlie I! thine vas an
active, busy life. May the sod grow
green on thy grave.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-27
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
Death OF Hon. harIes E. De Long.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.
Hon. Charles E. De Long, ex-Minis-
ter to Japan, died in Virginia City to-
day of typhoid fever.
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NEW TO-DAY Y.
LIST OF LETTERS

. EMAINING IN THE PoSTOFFICE AT
~ Eureka. Nevada, on tho 9th day Of
Oct, 1875. Persons calling for any Of these
letters will please say Advertised
October q. 1876"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-27
JENNIE HOLMEs' TRANSFORMATIONS


No IN fItILEN.
Notwithstanding the high salary paiG Prof,
Baldwin, and the enormous eSpense incurred
in bringing him to Eureka, the management
have adopted the usual prices Of admission.
w
hcseINSu Seht 4 ~
Reserved seats can be had by applying TO
j. ID. Bigelow, ut tho theater. Secure them
carly. o22td
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journal o desirable visitor in their
families, THE TRIBUNE solicits a
of the favor it has 60
conspicuously enjoyed in the past.
During the years 1874 and 1875 the
position assigned It long ago BY TO-
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newspaper" has come to be generally
recognized, and it's. circulation has
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n: Y, alyvNE.
sfls LINN Lnerial IsVyDavG.'

The yeesls76 promisss tobe crowd
"a With more important and interest
ipk occariiittecss Man any sincs the
eloss Of tho war. We Shall celebrats
The one hnndredtA annivstsasy Of our
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ever ssse a ~ continent We shall
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The HOUSE Il Representatives ~. tn
Art time 'sinee tAs eaess 81 NJ. Bu
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| 70 ny bass ths ssessts sfths AdDiais
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We pnblisA today tAs peospec-
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Who's vilIas somewhere In the west;
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TIE NEW YoRx O1gxRvEk-
4h bsst q tnnily nsvspaese +
nsGh aRd intapeadug, nov - r.
lfr.third gysak, - ever besaes
saA. isAss1 - think e asss 90
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tAan - snhesgiptiou peics oe'tAl
pspse. Il rspadiates al ooers q
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-08
4 aev stars has bees made 4

A nev start has been made e.
another crop by sugar and rtoe
planters For the former, the
opening y quite usssspscious.
The ecutinasd warm and damp
weather hAs oanssd seeA cane TO
grow 10 undue tiDe. In liggipe
ap the windrowsd cans The sproata
40 bssksn ard mech 1s.a0 -
cutfsd.-Ws shsve see eeyln'
sssses tre0 uDversd with blos
uona This has been IL ni1dss'
winter slnce 1854 q. IN. 4
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- rAst Monday evening vsre nar'
I'D q the g. JoAn ~ Bsptist
Church, Edgar g. de -Bsute. end
l9iss Caiixts A. Roabeeeu. Tn
newly married ooaple Aays oul
grateful Acknowledgements to-
their kind invitation and will 10
sspt our best wishss 1bg their fh
tare welfare. . !.
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VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE

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Our worthy brother Of the quill
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country; while the action Of the
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fall to pieces or enter upon . new
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the settlement Of the national finances
the year may mark the CRISIS Of our
afIsirs. In religion it promises to
mark . great revival, and there are
many sigma that the relations Of the
Church tn the State, and particularly
TO the State schools, will provoke
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Cling for s1taBk 81 honest men
and sound a nci Pies, without being
too much controlled by mere party
names, has bssa that both parties
end themselves forced to abandon
some Of the wont practices Of the old
caucus system, to put forward their
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reforms they preach. 1t may fairly
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Centennial year will witness still
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TIE TRIBUNE Win continue Il
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OFFICES: .,,.s
os Royal Street. New Orleans IS
ST, James Parish,-at +. p. PoCHEs
residence, near the Court Houss.
rvoue Of the partners viii be a. the Court
Houss Of the parish of st. John the Baptist
every Thursday. = fcb9n rs
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ths following described property, - Wit:
A certain tract of land together with the
improvements thereon established - sugar
Piaststion, situated In the Paxish Of b. John
the Baptist, ON tho right hank Of the nisie.
sippi River, measuring seven arpenta ai.d
two toises front ON said river, by eighty
arpents in depth. bounded on Tho upper Tine
by the properly Of Eugene Dumez, and on
the lower hne by that Of valsin Marminiou,
together with al the bujlding, oonstrnc.
tons. works and improvements thereon and
consiuting Of dwelling house, kitchen. sugar
house, with steam engine, sugar mill. drain
Ing machine, stables, corn house and other
isprsvsnsnts tAseeoa aad tAs'ssns' beloas'
Also together tan mules. -four eArts, seveu
ploughs and d lot Of agricultural iustrumeuta
and Implements Of husbandry, - per inven
tory.
fhe said above described plantation 70 b,
divided and win q sold into lots Of not len
than (l0) tan, NOT moro than t50) my scFea
A plot II whieh aAall b exhibited en -
, Can on ths spos, IN q. 3. Tsas1sy Notel
Sheriff. eGlcA Pseieh Of g. John th
0aDeek Jaoaaxy lsA l06 -. 10 s
} lyy7sst. 0eri1
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II ASA@EA# -.H -
oHERIFFs0 SALES
~~~~~O~~~~~r<~3~~~>~
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
I'm JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF sr. JoHx THE BAprssr.
"a. Lebcrf
Mrs. q. Jacob aSd Miss AglaS B
Marwilliox. fs0 II
Mo. Coz taa.i
A. Leb0V
Mrs. q. Jacob, awd Miss A0taS B
MovmillioH.
- .aasla
NO. Co.'S

Nv yirtue Of two writs Of seisure and ssle
dated December 24th 1875 and TO me directed
by the Honorable the aforenamed Court u
tie above entitled and numbered suit.,
have scixed and will offer for sale at public
auction, at the Court House Of this Parish
sArURDAY, FEBRUARY sth. 1876
at l2 O'CLOCK n,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-07

CALKINs tells pretty good story
rs applicable to the Taylor investi-
CATION. The moral seems to com
mend itself to some of the Demo-
cratic papers. The manner Of keep
ing vouchers they are perfectly sat
isiied with 50 far rs Democratic otiic-
ials are coucerned--but ia the case
of Republican officers they are not
even satisfied with good vouchers
and plenty of them. The story is as
follows:
When the late James Morrison. cf Madison.
generally called "uueie Jimmy" was nyc>;i
gated because his vouchers as territorial treas
urrr ware missiug, be had 50 ready aud shrcwd
!,n answer that he laughed his Investigators oul
oi cJuntcuaute,
II always carried my papers IN nay hat,
said he and ii Tie wind bieW u Oft. and lost
Il lot OF receipts and vouchers, you couldn'l
yvprct me TO chase all over he'll 80 iHdTum,
could you, hey = Cd d--n, you, SAY Hey
could sos " Taylor ought IL have treated
the investigators who went to sec hlo vouchers
- uuC,e Jlamy Morrison did.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-07
Divided Agai,s. Itself.

On what questions are the Demo-
Gratis IN Congress united! They are
split into factions on the financial
question. They are unable to agree
upon any practical measure of tariff
reform And now we discover that
they are at cross purposes among
themselves on the simple question OF
retrenchmeut. What is done by Mr.
Randall and his followers in the
House, the Democrats in the Senate
help 10 undo. The Wholesale re-
duction OF salaries and expenditures
by which the representatives helped
to win popular applause Is condemn
ed by the Senators as at variance
with law and with the interests of
the public service. The issue upon
this subject of economy Is not be-
tween Democrats and Republicans,
but is between the prudent Demo
Gratis OF oGe chamber and the dema-
gogues OF the other. The course Of
Senator Morrill, and his associates is
thus justified before the country. We
NAV think that the legislative and
executive branches OF the Appro-
priatiou bin now before the Senate
admit Of larger saving than Mr..
Morrill, proposes. We may doubt
whether the outside demand for cur
rency is responded To 10y the Senate
as fully as it might toe. These are
matters of opinion, about which rea-
sonablc men might quickly find
/ ground for agreement. The reduc-
tiaus recommended 10y the Senate
committe prove that that body Is
amcudablc 10 reason; while the gen.
cral objection raised by Mr.. Morrill,
10 the grating upon al appropria-
ton bin of what are in effect changes
of law, is so ohviouly just that one
regrets that it was not sooner as
serted and sustained. According to
present appearances. the alternative
which the Randall faction viii soon
have To face Is. humiliating sur.
render Of au untenaole position, or
a deadlock in the public business
" y. Zt1,ss.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-07
1la;ne's Nomination Pro:able.

Recent important accessions OF
strength encourage the friends Ct
Mr.. Blaine to be)ive that he will be
nominated on the first or second bal
lot. 1t is calculated that New Eng
land will be affected by the large
support coming to Mr.. Blaine from
other sections, and viii give him her
solid vote, 81, on the first ballot.
The latest estimate in Washington
gives Mr.. Blaine n send-oif of 362
votes, or Is less than majority OF
the Convention. His friends are
more confident than ever before, and
regard his nomination as assured al
most beyond doubt.