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vienna, March 1.-THE report autographed
to the Ruski Mir, by its Belgrade correspond
emit, that Greece had offered to enter into an
alliance for the offensive and defensive with
Servia and Roumania, is pronounced in well
informed circles in Belgrade to be without
foundation.
BAYoNNE, March 17.-Fever prevails in the
hospital among tho wounded Carllsts.
MADRID, March 1.-THE Foreign Minister
has submitted 10 the Senate the text of q
memorandum communities. ed by Mr.. Cushing
on the 3lst Of August, and the Spanish reply
thereto.
It is stated that the cargo Ct the yacht Octa-
via, recently captured by the Spanish near
Porto Rico, comprised four thousand mus
kets.
BELGRADE, March ia crisis in the Ser
Wan Cabinet has arisen. A change of Minis.
tiers impends in consequence of the differ
ences of opinion manifested at recent con-
ference on the question Of declaring war.
ROME, March 17.-Several members of the
Chamber of Deputies have held meeting
and resolved to attend the forthcoming In
ternativnal Conference favoring arbitration
and to use their influence to induce the Ital-
ian government to propose to other States the
conclusion of arbitration treaties and mutual
reduction of ornaments.
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Marine.

GALVESTON, March 17.-Cleared: Banks
Augusta, Eliza, and Alpha for Liverpool.
Sailed: Bark F. NJ. Hurlbut for New York.
LONDON, March 17.-Bark Annie Putnam,
Bull River, s. G., for London, foundered at
sea. Crew saved; arrived at st. Thomas.
NEW YORK, March 17.-Arrived : Sidonian.
QUEENSTOWN, March 17.-Sailed: City Of
Chester.
BREsr, March 1.-THE bark Inga, from
Pensacola for Queenstown, was safely lowed
here yesterday and anchored.
QUEENSTOWN, March 1.-THE ship Rowena,
from Pensacola for Aberdeen, has arrived here
with her waterways started.
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4 REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE.

Boston, March ia conference of promi-
nent Republicans was held at Worcester yes.
terday. Between thirty and forty were
present from different parts of the State. 1t
is understood that the object of the meeting
was to secure State delegation to the Ma
tional Convention which will give the voice Of
Massachusetts, for candidate whose charac.
ter will be guarantee Of purity and ability.
Tn reference to the candidates Tor the Presi-
dency, the majority of those who expressed
their views, favored Bristow or Adams.
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ABLE TO LIQUlDATE.

New YORK, March l7-President Belmont,
of the Bank Of State of New York, authorizes
the statement that, after strict examination
of tho accounts and assets, it is found the
bank will be able to liquidate all its debts.
The officers are arranging the affairs, and the
prospects are that the bank will resume bust
ness Monday
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, March IL. = For the South
Atlantic and Gulf States, clear or partly
cloudy weather. with northerly to westerly
winds, rising barometer and falling tempera-
ture; for the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys cold northerly to westerly
winds and temperature below freezing; rising
barometer and light SHOWS in the first named
district, followed by partly cloudy weather,
and clearing weather in the last named dis
trict; cautionary signs are ordered for Gal
weston and Indianola.
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Arrivals weak; May and June delivery, from
Savannah or Charleston, not below Low Mid
ding. Gid; June and July delivery, do,
1906 1924.
LATER. $50 P. Motion unchanged. The
sales to-day include 5000 bales American.
FRANKFORT, March 17.-New IS Ii.
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HAYANk MARKETS.

HAVANA. March 17.-Spanish gold 2204.
Exchange irregular and nominal; on the
United States, 60 days short sight currency,
1903 p cent discount; 60 days gold HOP;
short sight do 1898! premium. On London
13014 premium. Sugar nominal.
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ST. PATRICK,S DAY.

New York, March 17.-There was grand
demonstration in honor of St PatrickIs day.
There were about 80, 900 in the procession.
They reviewed by Cardinal McCloskey, the
Mayor and Common Council.
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THE EXPEDITION AGAINST The SOOLOO r.
RATES SUCCESSFUL.

New YoRK, March 17.-Advices from Singa-
pore say: Intelligence is received here an
nouncing that the expedition of Malcampo,
Governor General of the PHILIPPINES, against
the Sooloo pirates, has been successful It is
stated the Spaniards lost 500 men during the
operations.
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Net receipts at all United States ports

during the week. .................. 65,192
Net receipts same week last year. 800. 5l,O39
Total receipts since September l.. ,631, 9i6
Dsto same date last. ear. ,094 85l
Exports for the week ...... 8O.299
Exports same week last year. S5,387
Total exports since September 1....... g. 400, GIT
Ditto to same date last year. ......... ,976, 7g9
Stock at all United States ports ........ 7O3, 1927
Ditto same time last year. 686, 1888
Stock at all interior towns. ........... 1l4,230
Ditto same time last year. 97,257
Stock at Liverpool ........ $4,000
Ditto same time last year. ..... 768, 900
American cotton afloat for Great Britain 32l, 900
Afoat same time last year. .... 800, 600
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.

New YORK, March II, Evening.-The fol.
lowing is the comparative statement of cot
ton for the week ending to-day:
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Wants and To Rentinsertsdin the Bu11sxu Ia
afty cents.
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ODD FELLOWS HAM.-There was quite Q
large audience ct this place last evening, 70
witness the performance of Gen. Tom
Thumb and his troupe The Generals sketches,
the singing of Miss Warren, and the singing
and dancing of Major Newell, served to make
up very attractive programme
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON. March 17.-There was q sever
hour's excited debate over the Queens IT'LL
bill, Finally motion for going into com
mittse on the bill was adopted by 3O5 to 200
Dispatches say ON alliance between Servia
and Montenegro was decided upon yesterday
LONDON, March 17.-Ths regular weekly
circular of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers As.
business last week has been followed by an
extensive demand throughout the present,
and though the tone was quieter today,
Thursdays prices have further advanced con-
siderablY American descriptions have been
largely requested. Prices advanced from 4 to
!. Sea Island cotton has been in fair demand
at steady rates, except for lower grades of
Florida, which is penny lower. Futures
transactions have been large. Prices rose
fully SIG, but the market has been quieter
for the last two days. Quotations are now
only farthing above those of last week.
After the regular business hour yesterday
there was renewed distrust among stock
operators and general relapse in prices.
Two failures occurred this morning. The
liabilities of each were small. Business was
restricted to home railways, which were de.
pressed by large quantities of stock thrown on
the market in consequence of late failures.
Foreign securities are stronger, and in most
cases better prices are realized. Discounts
are quiet.
A block of shipping warehouses in Port
land street, Manchester, was burned this
morning. LOSS several hundred thousand
pounds sterling
The Liverpool breadstuffs circular says the
compositions weather and heavy rain and sleet
have caused general complaint from TIE
country districts Not only are the chances
for saving interrupted, but weeks may elapse
before the land can be got into condition
again. Farmers stocks Of wheat are shorten
ing. Shipments from abroad are light and,
with . generally revived demand, English
has advanced shilling per quarter this week
Foreign on the spot and off the coast is slso
.aAh1S dao.n. Iallaxa 70 dau olafa;nnd Axuo
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SrILI. MIXED.

The presidential contest is still in
doubt. We publish this morning =
mass of dispatches, o or less con-
Trajectory, but still tending 10 show
the success OF Tilden. The very latest
news we have is to the effect that the
Democrats have carried Louisiana,
Florida and South Carolina. all hith-
erto considered dou btful. Tilden has,
without either OF these, lS4 votes sure
in the Electoral College. Either OF
them will therefore elect him, while
the Republicans must get them all to
succeed. This being the case, It nat
urally follows that the Democrats nave
much the best of the fight. However,
our telegraphic and local columns con
tain all we know on the subject, and
we leave our readers to draw their
own conclusions regarding the final
result,
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TRUn TO THE LETrEs.-we met q

TRUE TO THE LETTER.-We met q
gentleman to-day that arrived from
Esmeralda county last evening. We
inquired of him the political news
from Esmeralda county. A good old
Republican gentleman is our friend,
and shaking his head significantly, he
answered thus: "During the past year
a number of ignorant workingnlen
have been registered in my old county,
the majority of whom are controlled
by their clergy" That was enough to
make us aware that Esmeralda had
lost her record for loyalty and gone
Democratic.
The above, heading and all, is from
the Carson Tribune. Comment is UNI
necessary, but when any man or Jour
nal alludcs to the workingmen OF Ne
vada AZ an ignorant class, incapable of
thinking and acting for themselves, he
simply writes himself down ~ a most
egregiOus asa, and we can not miss the
opportunity in this instance to plainly
tell him so.
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,,.;.h Q /. ,o.r,,n rs,,,natov b,sod
~ aLoa,ons ~ 1874 pives a Dano-
nr.,in n~Sa;n,;tv in tho State of |. q
49, 1900 ;,,.t IN from Walton
,nntv a;sas Dan,ocra,ic n~aioritv ri
600. Darronr.,ic gain of 100 The
Th,,;rm.n ~ Tho Rennblic,u Stale
t,a,,,r.I ro,n,;,i.a c,.inns the State has
COW KonuIIic.n Inn riv.s no %tionres
e'
NEW lohN' nov. ~.
mere was less eN'ipei''ent III .iie
streets TINS morning cn,i' eih'iiS me
residential election. mere WAS AS
nsuai crowns rou,'u the uliiereh' puI-
ie'in cards put Ihey were less eager
NOISY ana deInoh>lIa,iNe .lan On Pc
Vlons oaVS; Democrats anI nepuo.i-
rahS apparently ha'ile po'h niaoe up
'neir ''snds no. 10 nai.1o unlie .ney
were 1ui.e cer,a'" ,"ae me ae
me Woous. Inc |" ooIln WI ,o "
Puni'can Natlonai continues a. TUG
ruin avenue iiotei were aoa,n'oleu
last mig NJ, a. 'ne ease VI .neni naI ~
Pi'eo' l"e oiii,'oo y 'Top,ii ~
MI, oialia'y, c.ein VI ~ 'hnl'''ee'
ceiyed.
The Post says a conference of promi-
nent Republicans AT Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel. last evening. held TO discuss the
adviSability OF uniting with the Demo-
Gratis and eminent ci'izens of Louisiana,
was dissolved without result on &C.
count of the report OF news of the
Presidents proclamation i'll view of tic
proposed measure, was declared un-
necessary.
thu Everalt Honse affairs are uu;et
though a ripple of excitement was oc.
casioned by the report of the Couover
dispatch. Several visitors spoke IA
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tritive value in the heterogeneous matter
which it possesses more largely than
either tea or coffee, consequently cocoa
has n higher value than either Of them.
Il should be we'll understood that it is
absolutely necessary that unless tissue
forming principles are taken into The
body, Tissue can not be maintained and
reproduced. Above all, eschew the
use of doses of medicine and specific
pOSfruupS.
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DAsTARDLY CONDUCT. "A report
passed over the A. and P. line yes
terday to the effect that Democrats
in Oregon had been smashing ballot
boxes to change the result OF the cleo
ton in that State. II the report be
true, no language is suficietly strong
to denounce in proper terms such das.
tardly conduct. We have hopes, how
ever, that the story is without founda.
tion in fact.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-12

CONGRATULATIONS The writer de-
sires to acknowledge in this public
nanner the receipt yesterday Of a con-
gratulatory dispatch from Lieutenant
Governor Adams and other members
Of the Executive household.
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Wiegand, Jones $3.50 ssss%s & Cos
SllvER-N0TE BANK co.
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Conrad Aaron Wiegand, Manager.
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.

TT II pbRp0SED, AFTER Establish
l. fishing the Virginia City Agency If this
Con. to open Agencies OF the same Mt
Gold Till, Silver City. Davton, Carson, Au-
rora. Reno. ndsworth, Winnemuccn, Elko,
Hamilton, Austin aud frHckee.
Posfma,ters and Editors PLEASE NC
TlCE and start action in best quarters.
Partial informal on in relation to this
movement may be obtained by parties III
well known APPLYING, who can expedite and
assist in the PRACTICAL RFM0NET EATIos or
SILVER. and in RAISING Tux VALUES OF NISIsU
STOCKS, by communicating hs sTEICTEsr CON-
f%IDkscE) pertinent facts TO tho Manager as
below.
All BALES published in tho Satc Of
Nevada Virginia Enterprise excepted
please copy and advertise this netics ono
week on lowest terms and send bill.
Other Nevada papers please apply, with
proper statements as to circulation, ETC.. as
below. for authority TO advertise.
No paper no.d publish which does not Ed
i~,orially '%'natice'' %teitLer favorably or nn-
favorably-but scURRILousLY will not dol tho
ad advertisement. Bill should contain a clip
Fling Of al. and notice, and cspy Of paper
mailed besides.
CONRAD A. WIEGAND,
Drawer G, Virginia City 7. o., Nevada.
n7-iW
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
wnn, San Francisco I'M. to Say.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.
With regard tn the pending inyesti-
CATION of alleged election frauds in this
city, Republican leaders
their intention of pushing the matter
vigorously. Since the Democrats
have started it they will demand that
the examination be thorough and Wig
orous. District Attorney Murphy has
issued q venire for a grand jury and
says a most searching examination
will be made, and if fraud can be fixed
on any person Of any party, the high
est or lowest in the State, he will use
his utmost endeavors to have such
person indicted for felony.
Senator Sargent, in an interview,
states that he entertains grave suspi-
cions as to the motives of the instisa-
tors of the investigation, and says
further, that in his opinion nothing
can be found affecting the result of the
election here. In reply to the ques-
ton as to The effect Of the refusal of the
Governor to certify to the election of
the Presidential Electors, he stated that
he had no expectation that anything
Of tho kind would occur, but in case it
should, claimed it would make no diff
ference except to further embitter ex-
isting unpleasant feelings and he a
additional obstacle in The way OF n
peaceful settlement OF what may
prove grave complications arising out
of the election.
Senator Morton had a reception ten
dered him ut the rooms of the Repub
lican State Central Committee last
evening. which WAS immensely at
tended by an enthusiastic party. Nor.
49,. l. 10 1-os. ~ - f-N.. H.
East asking his return there 10 assist
in common with other prominent men
of both parties in devsing some plan
OF action by which the peaceful solu-
ton OF questions arising out OF the cleo
ton troubles may be reached.
The crowd has almost deserted the
streets, and those that remain are very
quiet. At the Republican headqnar.
ters confident feeling prevails, and it
Is believed there that Hayes election
il ecure Democrats express equal
confidence in Tilden's uccess
Counsel Retained.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. H..
The Republican State Central Com
mittee have retained w. II. l.. Barnes
and Alex. Campbell to a~siS. District
Attorney Murphy in prosecuting cases
arising from the proposed investiga-
ton OF registration frauds in this city.
They assert their intention of taking
most vigorous steps o unearth frauds,
and express cuntidence that nothing
will be found affecting the validity of
Republican votes thrown. Ex-Gov.
Pacheco this morning claims his cleo,
ton in the Fourth District by 622 ma
jority thus far, and that precincts to be
heard from Will not materially modify
that result. His figures are based on
semi-ofhcial returns received in reply
to inquiries directed To parties cog
infant of the vote in their respective
precincts.
At the Republican headquarters
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Died

Lamoilic Valley, Nov. s-Infsnt daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Truman.
Lamoille Valley, Nov. 9-Infant child OF Mr..
and Mrs Kelley.
Carson. NOV. s-Carric Louise, infant daugh.
ter of Edward and Mary Jane Martin,
aged 4 months.
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N IMMEDIATELY.

TWENTY GOOD CARPENTERS.
w Apply to JAS. SHARP, at the tim ber-
yard below depot Of Eureka and Palisade
Railroad Company. Il.JI
p. EVERT. Gen'l. Supt.
Eureka. Nov. 1. ls7d. ~ ni-i0t
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Mrs. FRANCIS v. Dow, Of Haver-
hill, Mass, has a mirror which was
brought to America in the May Flower,
and which has been in her fathers
family n her ancestors $50 years,
and which she now retains as q treas
ure of great value. The glass is very
clear and perfect, in a conical form,
and It easu SO inches in length
and IS inches In width. The frame is
dark mahogany, very narrow and after
the style of furniture OF that date. 1t
was given to her grandmother by Me.
hitable Fabier. She has also . stone
China plate, figured and futed, which
was brought to this country in the
May Flower. She has also the feather
bed, containing 80 pounds Of down,
upon which Gen. Washington slept
when in Newburyport.
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Peace Negotiations.

Peace Negotiations.
LONDON. Nov. IL.
The St. Petersburg Gazette and
Pfedomostt speak of impending rnobili.
zation of the army. The latter jour.
nal asserts that orders for mobilization
will be issued Tomorrow.
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Reward for

BELGRADE, Nov. II.
Dispatches to the Daily Nems says
Captain Brown, of Chicago, has re-
ceived a Servian gold cross for gallant.
ny in the battle of AlexInatz, where he
lost n lay.
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BORN.

Virginia. Nov. S-Wifs Of VIM. II. Odxcrs, Q
son.
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The Election News ut the Bay
suicide OF an Exemplary Young
Man.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IL.

hO Octlit- OktA ~ w tft " -
has been stripped of almost all excite-
ment. The Democrats were jnbilant
tits afternoon over telegratns received
by the State Central Committee an
%nouncing that official returns give the
States OF Florida, Louisiana and South
Carolina tn Tildsn. HE ergWEI
The betting fever is still rigging. The
bulletin boards are almost deserted.
The Republicans lay back on tele
grams announcing certain lnajoriIies
for them in the doultful States. and
claim that The result is assured. III rs
The Democracy, according to returns
furnished the = ate Contral Committee,
still claim tho election of Wiggiuton
for Congress. He figures up his total
majority at 9S. The Republicans do
not conccde the accuracy of these fig
ures. and assert that Pacheco il GER
tainly successful by a majority of from
800 to 400.
Between McKenna and Luttrell, in
the Third district, the question still re-
mains unsettled, with the chances In
favor Of the latter.
Friday last, Fred. X. b. Towne, a
young man employed in y wholesale
boot aud shoe house on Market street,
suddenly disappeared. 1t was subse-
quently asceriained that he took pass
s OH the steamship Ajax for Port
land, Oregon. AT 10 O'Clock Saturday
morning u press dispatcl, from Port
land says: lie shot himself at the
Clarendon Hotel last Tuesday night,
but the fact was not discovered till yes
terday afternoon. Towne was about
IS years of age, OF exemplary habits,
and no reason il known for his act.
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Our Mineral 8 aths

Are the bost in tho State for Kheumptics;
our COUGH TONIC and PILES SALVE will
cure all; every case curabie.
Remember the place, the Old Silver Brick
building, North Main street. adjoining
TEACHERS. spS-lm L. DETER.
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Actuated by n desire to give the read-
ers of the SENTINEL the benefit Of all
information in our possession relative to
the presidential contest, we make pub
lie the following dispatches. One is
from the East and the other from tho
West, and both were received at about
the same hour last evening:
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IL.
To Geo. W. Cassidy:
Tilden's private secretary telegraphs
that Louisiana, Florida and South Car
DINA have all gone Democratic. We
have n confirmatory report about
Florida. PHILLIP A. ROACH.
GENEVA, Ohio, Nov. IL.
To Il. Sddter:
We have one hundred and eighty
four ote sure for 1ilden. Florida.
South Carolina and Louisiana are still
in doubt. THADEUs Mills.
The above dispatches contain the
latest, and perhaps the most reliable
information, received here with refer
ence to the great battle. The most that
can be claimed under the showing is
that the result is still doubtful, with
thechances in favor of the Democracy.
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