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FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM THE SEAT
OF WAR.
DESPERATE GREEKS.
The Porte Objects to the Russo
Roumanian Convention.
SOUTH ALBIANS TO AID THE
TURKS.
Blockade of the Russian Coast
RUSSIANS MARCHING IN FORCE
ON KARS.
THE KHEDIVE STA NDS IN WITH
TURKEY.
BOlnbarLment of Ibrail Renewed.
THE KHEDIVE STA NDS IN WITH
TURKEY.
BornbarLment Of IbraiI Renewed

ATHENS, May 8.
The English declaration of neutrality
has plunged the Greeks into despair.
They say if Turkey is victorious they
will gain nothing, and if Russia is they
lose all chances of gaining Macedonia
and Thrac. A military company has
been organized and unless resOlutely
opposed by the Government will cross
the frontier in a day or two, not so
much to fight as to exasperate the
Turks and provoke a collision be-
tween Greece and the Porte.
BERLIN, Maya.
The Turkish circular of May % has
been presented to the Government.
The Porte protests against the Russo
Roumanisn Convention as illegal and
facilitating invasion.
The Montenegrians hold the Duga
Pass, blockading Nicsics and Goran-
sko. Suleiman Pasha, with 10000
men, is marching to relieve GoranskO.
Severe fighting is expected. The
Turks have persuaded 20, 900 South AL.
baians to take up arms, OF condition
that Montenegro will be given up to
plumber.
CoNrANTINoPLE, May 4.
The press law of 1865 has been sus-
pended and newspapers placed alto
gether under Administrative control.
The representative of Powers yester-
day declared the blorkade Of the whole
Russian coast of the Black Sea. A de-
lay of three days will be granted ves-
sells wishing to enter, and five days to
those intending to leave the Black Sea.
Mokhtar Pasha that the
Russians are advancing in great force
toward Kars, with the object OF cutting
off Turkish communication with Err
eroum. The Turkish commander at
Kars has marched out with nine bat
talions and occupied Ichilakli. A tel
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05

THE trial of the Emma mine suit III
New York occupied over four months
1t was a jury trial and n of the long
est of that kind ever heard in the
United States. Prior to the commences
ment of the summing up the counsel
on both sides made an application to
the Court to allow the parties to the
suit, complainant and defendant, TO
subscribe 1880 each, to be divided be-
tween the jurymen as a partial COM
pensation for their loss of time. Judge
Wallace, before whom the case was
tried, refused, however, to allow the
payment of the extra compensation.
He said it looked to the establishment
Of a precedent which might be pro
ductiye of much evil in the future, and
for this reason he could not sanction
the donation.
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NOTICE.

TNO ISAAC IRWIN. 3. B. STRAIGHT,
srs. Take notice that l.. the undersigned &,
hereby withdraw from the suit heretofore
commenced by you. wherein | am a plaintiff
against c. A. Brown, John Collins. Mrs.
Black well, Paul Gehr and others, for the
water of the Warm Springs. in Nye county,
Nevada, and l ask to have M name dis
missed as plaintiff therein.
JOS. MENDES.
Eureka, MAY 4, 1877. mv5-lw
belmont Courier" copy one time.
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PRESIDENT HAYES and his Cabinet
have determined not to give Congress
a chance at their Southern policy I'M
til after the dog days. 1t will be seen
by our dispatches that the extra SEES
sion has been postponed until October
18th,
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A Gypsy WIZARD, calling himself
Prof. Steen, has been "doing" Carson
and the Tribune, and Deacon Parkin-
son, in his rage, warns all the world to
shun him as a blk OF the first and
purest water.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

IACKS) IN MINING COMPANY.-LOCA-
tion of principal place Of business, 4os
California street, san francisco, California.
Location of works, Eureka Nevada.
Mott %. -Thera is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of assess
ment INC. 81 levied on the 18th day Of March,
1877. the several ainounts set opposite the
ma mes Of the respective shareholders. as fol-
lows:
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And in accordance with law. and an order
Of the Board of Directors, mad on tho 18th
day of March, 1877, so many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock rs may BIO neces airy.
will be sold ut public auction, on the
Twenty first day Of May. 1877,
at the hour Of one o'clock r. NJ, of said dny,
to paw said delinquent assessment thereon.
penses of tho sale.
G. N. SHAW, Secretary.
Office -4oS California street, Room 4.
My5td
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Now Ia the time to get your house
painted a blue-drab and have II come
out from under the brush a pink
green.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05

Mrs. Secretary Evarts wears black,
with thin sleeves, through which her
beautiful arms may be seen.
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You Know ~ We Know.
That we have ever sold the best value for
the LOWEST MARKET PRICE;
That we have never misrepresented tho
quality Of any article;
That our Bargains are not old auction
goods palmed off for new;
That our assistants are ever attentive and
polite;
That ours is the Oldest establishment in its
line in this State;
That you have always saved money BY
trading with US;
That we return our sincere thanks for
past favors. and that ever it shall be our
~fervent sndeavor in the future to merit your
confidence;
That. therefore, We feel assured we can
still unhositatingly ask your continued ap-
pro bation, not only for these but for other
manifest reasons which
You Know az We Know:
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That this is a positive reform. experiences
satisfied US. and we think that each and all
will see the nd sautages and appreciate our
efforts.
Thirty-fvs years. Business Experience as
Manufacturers, Wholesalers and Retailers,
fully ~justifes us, in our judgment, that We
can conscientiously assert that we under
stand your true interests as we'll as our own,
and that we can guarantee n BETTER
QUALITY Of GOODS ut fully
TWENTY PER CENT. LESS MARGIN OF
PROFIT FOR CASH THAN BY FOL-
LOWING THE PRINCIPLES OF
CREDIT ESTABLISHMENTS.
We are Manufacturers Agents. We havs
our Resident Partner in San Francisco, our
Agent in New York. and our Broker in Chi
csgo, always watching the market, buying
for CASH and giving US the benefit of all
fluctuations: therefore, our patrons may rest
assured they will have now the opportunity
! of saving to themselves innumcrable jobbers'
| commissions and expenses; in fact, we shall
use all consistent endeavors that honest fru-
gality, prudent economy, polite thrift And
judicious management shall prevail, and that
our customers shall have, as heretofore, full
and entire satisfaction.
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Thursday Evening, May 10, 1877

Thursday Evening, May 10, 1877
INVITATION COMMITTEE:
j C Lockwood Scott
II Douglas Ed Leyenthnl
McDermott Thos Kennedy
II Mckee AlfChartz
CO Hubbard Nj J Franklin
Alex Barsanti Pet~r Wlnn
Sam kaphal f Mcmahon
Chas Pryor Louis Brandt
Dave Mannheim j Bolnnd
} IL Michaels Chas knight
ID W Levan } Ii Morrison
Henry Kind LLochenkall
j Humphreys Dr A c Bishop
CShaefcr Henry Kendall
Grastophan Guiborson
j Colgan Alex Mckay
Eugene ilervie j Allen
John Stewart W Ii McCully
A Skillman :. L Byorn
JAS Middaugh I'D Looney
j Z kagsdals Hank DoDnelly
Trav NJ Johnson Wm Hall
Pete j Jeffrey j Eastward
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
rs Douglas Chas Pryor
Jas Middaugh
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Tbos Kennedy u W Levan
Inv w opuustu WIN ~
McDermott Pete VIM
Ed Looney
FLOOR MANAGERS:
II Mckee Scott
Capt j G Colgan DIR A G Bishop
ID Mannheim Guiberson
J. Allen l. Brandt
FLOOR DIRECTOR:
Thos S Douglas.
Music by the Quadrille Band.
Eureka. May 3, 1877. my4-td
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RESCUE HOSE COMPANY.

V,HG REGULAR MEETING H.
i of Rescue Hose Company will 5kTC
be held on MONDAY EVENING EAEE
next, at seven O'Clock. A full at -
tspdance of the mem bers is desired.
By order. j. MOONEY, Foreman.
J. G.. MAUPIN, Secretary.
Eureka, May 4, 1877. my5
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In Conclusion

Woll say to every nation,
We keep all things found in creation
Clothing. Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, Crockery, Bolts and Screws;
Liquors, Oils and Axle Grease,
To name our wares we'd never cease;
So, if cheap bargains you design.
Look out, on Main street, for Ashins
sign.
8. ASHIM & Bro, Eureka.
Eureka, May 2, 1877. myS
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BRAINS VS.. =

EELLoW-CITIZENS, AND FELLOW.
L countrymen! Here's to you. your
friends and your friends friends.
Whereas: We, the undersigned. Of tho
Great Pioneer, S~quare-dealing, Cheap, Get.
eral Merchandise Store in Eastern Nevada
although not claiming to be the leading
philantropists of the agc-believing that the
greatly needed dcsideratum of this section is
u CHEAP ONE PRICE STORE ccrducted
on a strictly CASH BASIS, it is hereby for.
mally resolved and agreed that we. as tbs
Representative Merchants of our town, take
n new departure, earnestly desiring to fill
that void. We have boen prompted to this
important step by several weights ressons:-
Protection for the Cash Buyer; dis
cOuras sMemt of the red pur.
chaser. aud complete abolition
Our Modus 0perandi :
All goods marked plainly throughout the
store.
Every article shall have its price.
The price we ask is tho price We take.
Cur Motto-Eareka.
Our Watchword-Progrcss.
Our Ambition Best Goods at Lowest
Prices.
Our Aim-To establish n Permanent Trade.
Our TerDls-CASH and ONE PRICE!
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EASTERN NEWS.

[-pEAAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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Coz AnRmrrnl.. J. .

New York, March s-Joe Co, Il.
English pugilist and : principal in the
Cos Allss peiss ight. ~ seea =.
rested and held to await tie arrival
Of Kentucky olkol5s. b
HAYES POLIcr Kspossxp.
There wss . large called .estins
Of propinsat Wall arssG a,a olaIIer
ci,ian T. To- e tbsssb - y
in VA 5sssst, this sfts.nooa WI.
A, Booth prssidiag, st which reso-
lutions wore uaaainossly adsp4sd
declaring that ~ iDlIaY is Havesl'
inaugural ooaessaia9 psssaaass ~;
Scatioo q ths sossS, ssvfl e.rviae =.
form and early - soana.1 +,
itself to The eoaaEsy, aad sse,stai. ~
that any hssitsaioa appssss1 . q
part Of the senate tos1sReth N jsi.A.
met noainaaioas. IT, - nIuatltn..
mcntioa ths aaals q Evse6a ~ ,..
spect. A saabsr q spssoass vsr.
.ssde !. ieyor q allsvfse a. -,
dsat 6saad r.as = safsyIinr oes 81,
svidsstly goo9 tsteseioas. e
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THE DLACK HILLS.


I atter From the Delesats From
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MAsulsotoS' As'eo' = Ao",
10 As Editor Of Me National Re.
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10 'e'-a'.se ~ ssse . :. - . ~,
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closed '.s session, orke.''asa 'nse n,as eosn. :
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Az RrroRr no C0xvian.

Washington, Msrcb. S-Lt is understood
that. forts VIII be mrde 70 procure % ex
scaslvc session this afternoon With visw
to confirming The cabinet nominations.
ADvAscs IN iREIc Hrs.
New Yurk, March o. The Post says: /:
We bear on g6fld authority, not official,
that ste truck hnss have d~cidrd 10 advance
western bouad freixh,s so per cent. on
hesday uess.
NOMINATION.
Prnvidence. March s-l'hs republican
s,a,e convention has nominated Gen, Van
Zandt for 6 ,Yernor.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Ar Morgan, Of Alabama, Sworn
CONGRESS.
asNATk.

F. o&NATk,
Washington. March s-The motion IA
ssGss .hs cs~dsss,.ls Of NJ Merg -. from
Ashsms, " ibe siectious opomtltes vss
lse and The Rsolu.los that BE b sworu
In vas adopted unanimously anil Mr. Nor.
gan was sworn 10.
Mr., Wallace called up the motion TO sea,
Mr. Grover.
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FoRR1GH.
WHOLESALE MOBILIZATION.

i. WHOLESALE NoBiLIZAlo
Vlenns, March Sit is stated in
military circles that measures .u-
nousced for the formation Of new
Russian corps, will, If carried out, be
equivalent 10 the mobilization of the
whole coSashy... except Finland and
RoumAnia. The ministry threa. ems
to resign if the Porle any longer hesi.
tates TO declare that Roumania is not
regarded by this Mad P.sha's consti-
tuition as an integral par. of the Tur.
k'sh empire. Gen. Ignatief has left
Berlin.
THE COPYRIGHT COMMISSION.
London, March s-The copyright
commission will shortly adjourn over
Easter holidays. Daddy, whose know
ledge OF the question has been ol
g,eat advantage wrll visit, the Uuited
States. Two representatives Of Ame
rieao publishing houses appeared be-
fore the commission and several Eng
lish authors have been examined aud
few London publishers.
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aAkkETs By TELEaRAPH

-
new Ysrs.
New yerk. March 8.
hessy ~ per cent
Goll 1856
0ovefnnsnts-Aciiv and shade lower
stocks-A eiive aad unsettled.
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aRXAfR CpNNIffl|lK

%, 6aAtcn 90
',s.s .,ss,:s 1: ,.s.:, s'ss,; ss :. =:
on s.spdioe cooai,tess., n $500,
ity ec.s q iporessed repreasaaa,ioa of
four in6{ I'd lpfI ,hsDs ose oS niss q
each of ,hs soa.politioal ooumistees.
Senator psvia. ri llliaoia, y saalsasd
b. ,Le .reosblic.ne 10 10 Judiciary
couunaueps ands1n thu 6Ddnsuld1 -
tho sVsidIpa oe p, las ~ aos
esastS ~ ssS19 oo0p1j1o1.a . leduS
rill, Ferry, Joaes, Nevada, Allisoo
aud D.ves - 3 u -, - II t. ~ ~
6nasos ooa.hses. Ntlls, AnSess6S,aa
aud Pnk,s, visited ths p,ssilsse ..
d.y, and were told ,h.. .heir bos;oess
voull s,oeivsras sp,ly.ssasidvastgp
q psssiblsIaad . 1arly rs hsaiaa,s
interests uoull spsspit.
~ v1ssr AProlxrnExr.
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aWARsaouss sunxEp.


cino;ssasis Asrse s-Fhs .obacco
warehouses 81 D. Bradford, Il Brad.
ford, KY, burned Yesterday together
with. fifteen tlsovsand pounds Of to-
bsoco. Loss unssccrtained.
New York, March s--Worknen
ore bus'ly engaged digging safes and
valusbles ont Of he ruins Of Tuesday
nishs's6ss ON Bond strses. Nothing
more definite as TO The Losses il
known except that Taylor and Broth,
orc estimats their los 1t over hun.
dred thousand dollars. Insured. for
$4,000.
4 pnUSxEH MURDERER.
Boston, March s.--Wm. 4. speskman,
of 0akdals, drunken insane mill spen.
tor. vas arrested this morning vhils XIII
iAg bis vile, who was rescued. The dsad
body of hb asaer, seventy yesn old, vs
fos1d in woodshed, the head and body
almost cnt to pieces
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,klAKOTA TERRITORY. THURsDAY EVENING. MARCH 1916

AS1AN lNA OlG -
tnec. I, would have been = more in
genious device had he asked Gen.
Butler 10 represent civil scsvi,e re-
form nni Justice to The south in his
guve,nm nj ~
Il The Pos, says: We Are unwilling
TO believe THAI any considerable num-
her of republican senators viii follow
their trip.rtite associates IN their fac
'ioss cosrfe, bus u they do % public
opinion, which they defv, ought TO he
made plain. The presidea. is doing
hia duty ;. NOW, lei the cs,unlry dol
duty. Hs ought 10 be ps.mp,ly aud
Oily .suppafssd ysbe psopse,
by Ill the mesnslby which they make
Itteir will kno vn, sdpported 50 iemph4-
Iltcally thai .be ,co..6sm.tion OF his
|Ssbiast appoiesmenss shslI bc u.de
somei h.ns more than party matter,
Ipuppoe,ed 90 that the conservative
dsoocsats in ,be srn .sc - we'll as the
|osaseryssive republtcans shah be
seved to ptomp, acqu'eeence IN the
presi3cnt's wise sud sta.esmanlike
policy.
CHICAGO NEWSPAPERS.
CHIcA6o, March 8.-Press opin.
ions on the cabinet chosen by Presi-
de,t Hayes are g'lnerAlly favorable.
Tho Inter Ocean. whiie doubling
the feasibility Of retaining Schurx, 60
koovlsdgcs bis great ability, and ia
voss allowing the president to call
about him his own advisers, and de-
precstes the sc,ion Of The s~n ate yea.
.srday. Sherman, Thompson, Nc
Crazy, sad perhsps Devens stand for
the moro pronounced element Of re-
pubiicans. Schurz and Key represen,
the liberal and oonsesy.tlve elenen,
and Evarts occupies half way ground.
Il Is not bodv promising great ana
n'mny Of thought but hes pln,y Of
bsains aud Ought 70 be ir,sd until the
president st least 10 satia6cd ihss he
l 4 il 4 4 ia. i !
has oommilted m error in sssembl ng
men Of an.aypn,s,ic views ~ his con-
sdenusl ADVISORS.
The Times says: II these sclec
tons the president ha>, given the
.onn,ry The 6rss dt.t,nct indication
shat be Intends ID aoa back op@,he
dsmtmbis policy Of the Grsat regime,
relrg ga,,ugs the Aortons. Blaine
Ch.ndisu ard Csnesors 10 the rear
and bringing 4osw.rd the libcfaI ,ndc-
peudc,s ciensss iis erans music,
It means stsash-ap Of old party
denominations .h4i viii benefit the
country, The Tunes is satisfied with
The prospecs.ses-.. .sssss'
The Tribune. says: This 1cabine,
will give general eat,sfacnon to III.
country at large and is worthicr, ,.hs,
Gruati sJesrs ago. As- -toapos;sios
tsu th,psside dessss sfrn intention. t
carry OF tho conservative and con
|eil,ssory policy. ANY opposition Il
Sohsrz : eoe6rnaeion will b persona
snA ~ Tsibuse sssertsh Is an abler
wiser pAhones.er mln th.nasy VIC
uil s,poaa hiAs Any spposjios u
Key On ~ pan Of tie democrat,
will Be 10 I certain extent notice tha
ths southe,s people Arc not moline,
to meet Prcsideot Hayes dispo.iti i
toward them in proper spirit .ne
thy viii DO tie. sufferers. The dis
tfibution Of the various positions i
lwiscs and st.
Both the Journal aud Post. com
/ mead warmly ,Ae cabinet ncmina
! Itioss Of Presideat Hayes and expires
regret that any movement Is inside /,
Il
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PRES, OPIxION
New York and thl:aso Papers
on Hsye Csbilet Nomi-
naiIoAs.
Tke Hessts's Dtsxtory 4etion
sl.esspeate4 Upon
PlIss oP1s1oI.

s III
! Nov York, March s-Thsdepa-
|sers hese ndlepr ~ rial
q ce 6y
inatioos aud the ac.ion Of the senate
/, The Tunes says: There is soma.
thing rather puerile As we'll as uapra.
|cedaed in the action Of the senate
ssisg the c.bhs pspina,,ou
E ~ apptopAa.l Esl&mit.eej.
mono ut that Me- ,Hsyes
ID his le.,ej sfll4fnssce !,
f. = c.ly obvisst fbSttEh} }cti ios
= followed BY oona.c, with
IT, bese1nstesialiring which has succeed
- is,aainGr ~ slpsiss;ag power
OF ths efeoutNe z aud ui.kinx civil
servics rcior,n : prsc,icai inpossib,li.
". Ia asy sostest- 70 reesis the sur-
rendered rights Of tho executive,
Z SidDo. Hayes Vii tls ~ =.
jeshyef hosIst ind alelIklpe MA
. bs hide and ihe ZONE ~hat : ssp,tsful
resurrectioo q = discarded rule to
dels5 ifi sot "a stsths confirmation Of
cabinet nominstions will certainly
hstgesss popular regard for the meth.
ods o. motives Of the majority in the
naae:# '
TIE 1ri6unc seys; Al to the csb
ioe',lue apprchsnd . .1&ious trouble
A new president may fairly claim !,
aake W ais own cabines. He hs,
made an exceedingly good Que. H.
has : 'igh, to h.ve,,, psoop,ly Gov
armed and no wise senator viii long
stand in the way of il. The mai,
stoabb viltsbc with Key and chu,z
With one for being 100 much Of !.
democrat end, rsssf; Mn The o,he
for being no liitie Of rrpubl can
Senators may be >surc the countr,
viii not sustain : them : y II g so.ctb oppoei l
lion. Keys 6shcss for his place re
mains 10 be tested, for the public vii
be glad 70 e<e an effort :. reco6cil,a
tion with the south accompanied bj
soE Snbse.ntial an earnest of goo
fnAh. schasz hss sbesn oae q Is,
NEST Alhful ccnsons Of akca eu
courses witch brought the republics
party to the verge Of ruin aud in pub
lie judgment deserves ,hsnks rA,he
than prescription Cor il now.
! Fhesse doses 10 klder thus: Th,
mut cordial' support and adnir.tio,
which this new cabinet il likely /,
reolsByv viii - u bestosssdby earn
est and energetic republicans, eiths
insoonstaas,o q sut. The men withou
wsom M. Hayes never could hav,
been president win b sure to regar,
il With undisguised dissatisfaction.
The Herald says: In spite Of III
Formidable demonstration Of bull .doz
ere President Hayes ssst sotAe1enat
Yesterday the cosplsssd III of hi
lcshiast noniaasioas, aot- t-SisA1ss~iaI
]. 3 singla one of ahe names which ar
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The outset that nothing can be e1tort.
q hoa ~ ~ nSnAeo. II So gives
IN isch they viii take an ell. He will
1ver havs snsss sssnts pace nor any
real auihori,y II men like Blaine ooce
end be can be bulldoz ID.
Ths NesA s.ys;n 20, fSarf "
Hsyes y = saans nsEat of
attempting to assert personal suthori.
y which dos not belong to him
Whsn Gsn. Gsast asssmed the prcsi-
kn4y y ~ ~ soA popular and
important pefsooass in America, yet
hs very soon learned the utter folly
and futilty Of atten pting to control
the representative government With.
| (ouG represeaiaiiys alliance. AS for
Impartial men outside Of tho senate
- q pasty hns II should sailos for
IT, that Hayes in the relation oi
- advisors Aes invited Carl Sehur1
to . position Of authority and inau.
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The New Senate.
President Grant by proclamation
iits l,aventd the icW tena q TO meet
tgs.hs dnp Of ofexeeutiss business,
Presideat HAyrs Win have Z r,onber

Of APPOINTMENTS 20 DC cOnhrmed IN
clusling anew cabinet. II is the Gus.
tom to call The senate together at the
beginning Of new administration.
Tie pew senate ~ill be as follows,
republicans ii Tsonau. democrats in
HdHc, and independents in SMALL
CAPS:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-10
TURCo-sEKvIAN AFFAIR
The Eastern qusntfon Complications :
..FprtnoV Complicated by Eoumania's

The Eastern auentfon C0mPiicauO iib
..FprtmoV Complicated by Eoumania'S
Action.
LONDON, JanuarY GA Reuter- die
patch from Conslantinople says tho
Mo'c dm Borsh1rCy, Is newspaper, dc.
clpra' inaaDluch ~ all the articles OF
the conference programme were franz
ed v III view 10 The establishment OF
privileged provinces, therefore, even u
the powers Withdraw f0ur.hfths Ofthat
demand, the Porto would still persist
II, It's object. II IL considered possible
that tO.morrow's sitting Of the confer
ence will be- adjourned at the instance
Of the Turkish delegates, who are
anxious 10 take sleps toward M under
standing on the basis Of the Andrassy
note.
Roumnnia has doblaged TO tho Porto
that article seven OF the consultation
violates her rights she consequently
declares herself released from her
vassalsge, throwing the responsibility
of her steps upon the Porte.