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f'21. Piece Htfs was1aote1 At IT, 7. ~ and COM
mnn tEcl Mt q, CtFR 100.
R"rcnt ntfycrt fran, Ford Hltrr Monon,tncr, nnf
tfe Mt''ffrt ltttr districts Indicate hsle II any I'M
rsofenlrnt IN tho prospect for grttn3 down to,a.
Several fnchet of anow sc In tose oca.tcs tast week.
mt IT hn' all melted without materially rn.tos ,hc
water IN tie tttrnms fnnr Of which nrc nuI,s trr
ChlrAs heaSJ fIna come h0n 4 Agc 1rAutifv of 1oes
Viii lie unavailable for slf* scasora Bnwtns in which
event It Il generally thought that lnmrr vii! advance
though probably m: IN Tho earlier pnre og tho seasos
IN the iAsstfrfi the stock of Ios for sale IL reported
I" nc ah'nf a7hD.nffs. Thu toys ara hrmly held ht
noohco. 'nlY flew Of tho river mills ate running,
a Il IA feared that tkcrn will ho general Suspension
Of work u the lost do not down NOM. tn sottu
par" nf Michigan the trEscs arc moving sowiy. and
10 Nlatk,t.
Tho ynEst business &san fair, tie orutsy tcne
rhlsy from tt country and far Bn1it lots ri dTcfrht
ErNir. I lo P.k Of lilo bishtas s III common. Foj.
, 1877-05-04

The following wsFc tho receipts and shipments
OF tho leading arslctcs Of prudncn in this city
daring the twenty -four hoBts ending at T o'clock
on Thursday morning. and for tho corresponding
time last ycar:
, 1877-05-04

Tbs cargo market morn active and eaAtar % soms
t'seA About Mas sold early TO ths city
Dealers eonsiastrs Of 1eista, seAatne. ana common
Iach- shlnx4ss wssa Quet u taUue2 A. aad lash n
, 1877-05-04

i 10 ~ RssssR Asspzatsd f4xss.
NEW YoAk. May j. Gold weak; opening l07h, i,
FloAtn3 lodxs carrying Ist&s, i0a, Loaos ve1s
els9 s1sds fst.
: h4lvsx u Loadon- 14d. Nsss, sIl1es b4ts, 12S In
, 1877-05-04


ALconoiHW.. s.sts .tsd, :. ns;1sHsts' e. i"'s.sa
rsns MKoo a, = essss rsaSs.
.ho !oof for 'ms'er eror III. season s 'iaa % ".t ..
: i, s2ss, 4
IL T. A.. ssS s,. s Of es II,
. !s.. s'.s.he;s o., fol!ex'ns ste ths qaetstea.
ts essss ssa fs s;a % s I fs ""a. a s1 M Il g.
sxet rrd itrpcd wtth do, iat,fc: rra to :ns:,,sc,
tnsi,ts t,h. a4ac. ,ncIyn ~ ch,co :, ~. ~ hrrs,
'Tss; !ste,,ef p, nia, s.,ss, crooked ssts
vs,s as{s's,ss Tnsrs ts .sses,'ea
',n!sht or morc buyers inttnF INT rrfer' mu.t 20
s @ s:x:a M st4s,s s M s s s,s s es y s,s, to
H.. Sa eren ~" no. ""sea IT,. fos@
holders viii no Doubt he c,l'c upan fos frtsr conre..
aim to soo aeDse: u a. mo-
ion md Tsro qossa E viii low md eS',1 ,m psise rsic
te1E ss, .. s .arey ct ,ne ' eeoe
nsso Sts !s't aas' ':,a s's ist ;
ss: s @ ;5s Ssass:, ss:. S,sS Is
n!s;ats :sppiy , fs'ns Ds:s ns. s1S fai
s.s,. .'.. 'ss's 'o 'a' week u
CNFl-oac4 Mcfe cHtctrH ~ rfcfINne nHo4dftHHA.
sncnSsilE 81 tho contemplated ndthncc at tHr trtnca
LHa GMa 1rHdt JdHrrdi f11G After tho tst nf jnnr,
Tsm tGo sotnttna'en l. sMpro;ca t. 10 n,:.irrn
gr.lnesn; x'!it ne Trs aysses !s t'N Mi e
on.y tntlonk for soG Of !Io tonraniea u fnr sa!
ssn, ioswanl aifesiy q tas 6ii.ins 4"
each company" Tic quantity NJ nhlractte eDai senE
tron % 4! y hs + iesio,, ~ Jsar ctlina Ar q
fos s'c sor,c''on1iny yefs% "t Az yyar wo gnats:
S;,s@ .';,1s 'Sa G s's;I sa. ''st fas5
hctTe. $500. lnl1nnn block. *4.Lr<4.75.
E.UHs-Mcro seady hs lU3x:. and aome parties weFe
aaE!nR llE.
F!sH-Ttadt holds up wei! anl ttc'RcncFal tcnnr Of
p.sfEs Sont!russ fairly ar nsyen Y NJ:
Ghss.frd; @ NJ wi,ltcnsI hst fs,iy whtsea.
~ % 90 711 No. o!,uft extra, S1ltkt 3s An bag,
~ ~ Z! " No. hbr1 st.. Oar Il: family nackcrrL
IssL 1893 0S0 sno1c klt. larss: d. 75ttj. MING
;oqsl:h. aa!E4st4:7i t'earae's so*,aa ti a;as.yH
Labrador horflK, fuunl hfIa do .httA 3j NJ;
e!nnkad hA!!bAt. ltcs sealed hrrFnK, per box 13c
Columbia Ittytr 9aln10n. H.br. H. ~.
Fnuilh AMI MI iS-Ihrfc was tvplt- staineA de-
mana rot Foreign 4n domestic fruits. AMI rrttrs wetn
sx1tn very Gfm nj! annl Trucs and nprlca continue
to G tG ccnfc 0f attraction. Fpcrnti,Ft hAyc pckAi
up tho hulk OF tic BHck nox hrru. a saJiltcr nd.
thhce has !Ecn ettMhlf f.frl sa!nn als0 Wurkinx
, 1877-05-04

gfecnbackt: 1lB In gold. Silver coln Fl dlteount.
Governments wcro eteaAy.
I1allrohd bonds wcrc hsn,: In good demand.
Stale securities wern quiet.
stocks were weak and fowcs;the decline for III q
day ranged from Y to ~, and WAS the most marked
ia coal stocks, St. rnuI. Rack island, Now York
Central, Western unlon, Michigan Central, aud
PacIdc Mall. Thero was sharp pressure
10 sell, and eon,c ronnA amounts Of leading
eharcs changed hands,. chiefly Western Union,
Lake Shore, hoek Island, St. Pan', paelnc Mali,
t!on* were 2o., 900 shascs. Of which o., 900 wera
paeiac Mail, 81. 900 Western Union I otlo North-
10. 600 Lake Shore. 3, 600 New York central. n.
600 Michigan Central, ii, 600 t.aekawanna, ~ oo0
pe1awnto q 1fndson, and 5, 900 Norris q EasS1.
Money market easy: 293. Primo mercantile
paper, 34Gb4ti.
Custom receipts, s41s, 900.
The ABeIsiant Treasurer ltaburscd S7l3, Qo0s
CIcaf!ng*. SCI, 0oD. 600.
, 1877-05-04

a Romance OF Renlity-Tho Dcytccs
0f the Qtsccrs 0f s0cicty-1Eo.v pInlu
Fcaturea nro nInile AttTncttv0, ana
tho Esfctn l1tacs Ut NntIarc arc Hidden
hy i},c Nvltc1lcry Of Ars--An lIitprrst.
fatB IIcvelnttons
Tn ntir climate, md owing to American modcs
pt HE, not une woman possesses TINT best boon
Of Of naturc-a fair conplcxlon; gift without
which there can bc no rcnl beauty.
~, lherc t. no Ase Of rcp!n1ng, btcauee It Is ~.
The ecslble thing, Under tho circumstances, Is
TO sec bow TIM defect may be- overcome.
Clearly, In this matter, Art must bo catteu
upon tn SUNNY what Nature hns don!od.,
Docs fntr rea,ler ask. Howl
TO reveal that very secret Is the purpose Of
this article. "
"Wtat can't he cured need not he cnttsrcdn
II this case. An atro!t csctnist, nnnctl lIaca,,
1las provided an infallblc means Of making liz
pinincst face ratltant, aud OF overcoming MI tho
.lcfccts which, without his tnycnton often makc
lIio long Martyrdom to ladies' Of society. Mi,
Hagan's
, 1877-05-04

HOG rRoD0CT3-Wera less act,vc, With not much
change In prlcca. Hogs nt tho Stuck. Yards worc
aotcd trHcr. hut Liverpool 81 pcr III lbs lover
lard with conflicting aiTlccs In rcgar to mrnts, anI
thert Nerc fcw orders on the market, tho trading he.
INK chiefly local. Tho export onters wcrc generally
limited bclnw tho aEkc that very ltt,c was dono
for shipment.
Thu stock Of meats IN stose in Chlcasp winter and
summer, q approximately at folioHai
, 1877-05-04

NEW Toxx, May s.-TEads slew with dontatIo com.
nfsson houses and importers: cotton goods ia strictly
moderate dnnand In llEat handss cnylus rather moro
acYot prints quiet and seAy; drsss buntIuys la good
dcIand: hcavy fancy caAsiGIercs warsel eoAtllIHs,
and heascn In Improved request BY cloth!crk Foreign
Coods quiet.
, 1877-05-04
tnSpoH, Mar 3.-TALLox-4ssG sd.
l.tHtEE1 f.ti.-:pH OF.
Ctt.cuTrA 1.iSaE1It-sff3.
ANTWErf', ifAr 3.-1'ETHoLKuM-11f
AMEttICAS CITIES.
NEW rGt4E.

PHoFfAfnxs-pcfk market htEhcf closing about
steay less doing In cash lots, speculative dealing,
fatrs sales 10 bris new mess On spot. s,ato. . 40
brts June. &t11 tiGOn cfostng u kt3p5, 10 hria
JULY elg 3os H. Il: sceonl casI Mag. fi5.aa bd S -
aakcd tnt. eia.aa hid. sl1.0 arkcd Jaty. 10, 4, ha,
s&6.2u aakr Cut mcats--1,ussncsa modcratat prices
rcady. Mddics hows priees raafcf. 8}&o for Western
lang clear. fas higher, closing aehsly raatcr, mod
Gratis lnsnca reported, sa'c* OF :A' ics now prime
ens7!x ~ tes ola on spot. so III S.su tca tunr.
etD. To- TIN closing at SIN 3lf. 80 tcs july,
s1o, 1lta 1p.:'7t*. elo'tnga sto.1':*.
scHAn-Itaw stfy active and No higher. ~ n5{a1no
fUF Alr n E,'nd fcniuEi ioc for nrles and to,
for rcutsfueui rcflnrh In good demand and higher,
TaLtnw--ssarket ttcady, saIcs. l73.too lbs prime,
st4&a 13.iGc; Inn olla do IN Philadelphia. la1Nc.
wi,skr-arket qMlct, 81. II hid, helf Ut ST. l24 per
II Ms Bt.tern dssocfattd prtst
NEw YnnK. May 3.-G,r1OH-stcady; 11t$9I1i{c: fu.
tnrcl closcd hsrciy steay: May. to- l39otnc, Jnnt,
4ais',o NC. july. to.ala 1o.3:s. August, lo.4,Qa
la+7s; September, io17dIo.;t0e, October, l0.23ls
IO.21c.
fLora-1rseRuars nnacttc,t: huyofs Savor receipts.
GH0 hr1s: :iu. . *1apze TIT sIpcr slato and West.
crn. s77o@a7.8a. common to good cxtra. s7a5@a. On.
good 10 cotrc, 81 <s oot White vhcat e1tTa, SR -
assa. fancy, Es.7hato5ut extra Ohio s7.saalO. N,
Vt. Louis. t7.A10i37js M.hncsnta pnscnt process.
$DsttA1i.7j. ttyt -four quiet. 81. 3hEen. -.
CoRx.slxat-s.orc active, Western. ~ 4rts3,oo.
nus.x-Whcas irregular. and un.cttlc1t IN tnycrs'
eSssss i? .!ss ffss s S5 @ Y %!
sf s Se3sike, r. sIss , fr1%F; %ssf% tsfnnt sa +
1attcy mute activc; anaradct Canada, *iin: malt
s!St tsife' se Hse' "e''efn '1'S @'o ''a'e'
!!sr-fsXE!; !!s',!;E! Nv :r&E!ss; &s!s;s. S'3:s Ss;s.
!IEosknlEs-EoIIcnI II All .eu,9nd no sarxoe: loN
aa st II *s t"s 4 fsns TX sssr s t59"
a ' I'D he.vr crude. DOT
fff,s;. ':sss tssisn'sss III
sFinTs =, 4vaSxs2rsrflrno,, asa,.o
%;es5 .ss soo ncet
sss f. Ss ss &C. &s& tGl :sss 5aas n
s1p;sa sM;Trssm3i.sjv, ;sle II, w,.,crn ,oa,.o
$Ss,::s-$Ss::5sy;: 'i ;s;i'i;:;' Z ,n%', % ,s,<
IsGr'MonE Ma5 X. .rsoT.06ns baltimore high
s.; ~ Nn,y,Snd ,G1 5sd Enr @
T., Sss s;::
Fr1l1e hn,1 At u ~: fl.h1 bid.
Fania ffa rFas c"s'S soa' 'a''''a and f'0a'
;SSaSssDssfs I'll "sak crude, oaoxes rsaoea
sn 15 .; f ,u, corr,
s,s;;;s:S' ssS; ss'" a' ooe".
mffxst FfSnaHwsafyF, st1a; tes' family. eoaoao,so
uMAlx-lent sicadyt till demands rcd. 81. ooa3 ~.
4M!1ti s;, SSN'o' Se o"i
TnoyfsiDSe-parI GlminniiV unrilan9ci 1ar,f In
fair do!ns7it steam. 1kc ill. to Askre, kotsso. INA
!ic: nHiK msats 9a!sts ah"aHnfs ntas Gnyer Mayt
craf. Htd:. lsao GaIct; uc die, 0't*oiSu' ''''s
WitkT-Inactive a,tt lowur, Ai.ti.
1xsExn . Ut-gst,t e md prtcca ~ ebert g 1ooc
Mar ~ flluws. IuTS i,ris IL mis- nr,t trs Il 4t1.
t,lltt anil n n
, 1877-05-04

CLsvxtaNR d.. liay 3.-rEvaoLkuA-Qute and
atsadyt standard whItt 10 test, l3o,
FlTTsnuHn, Pa, Nay crude,
e2a7A o. Parksrsi redncd, ltNc, FhladelGhlA dciv'
cry.
, 1877-05-04

Tho following Instruments we're flied for record
Thursday, May Q:
, 1877-05-04

CTR FNoFAKTJ-
Morgan IT.. 1sa n Of Wcst ITarrison It. VT. Is -
1i1 r, det.l April 3o 1+o
Loonia T. l97 e. Vt Adanas II, I, 2sxf2f II,
Twrnty .fos,r.n Il. ii IL II Rtcwart ~, M III 40"
,asxi33 n xlah himrros egenta. datci Apr:i. l4ss
,ti:t, r d.isa si.r INSTRUMENTATION. 1900
II SoIl35 e: aatel May .; 3;:....,..:....:.::. 900
c.st 4. rim q Randolph i, X. 3a1i:oi;. s'
vAp;il = tyiJa<y u; ss9 = j"ha ]. IusSsi: 5000
4. dated Nay 4u
astea Apr. 1.2o
,-3oIl3o 4. dated Na{ {a...::......:..:...:.. 4oo
d.ttd Arrl! t0., 7ss
Earl 1t. ~ 4 9 Of Stewart av+ n T, 14xO0 II,
, 1877-05-04

and 7}sc selicr June Euirlerlana1 nilItt nj 1lfH
aaSs sr. 'ssE nv nas o5ssc ~ pckfad
Dscon qu1ted q H.s&0Nn for shoulders sa{aOu tar
shSst In for: ghD4c tor short clear, tor hams
GhEA4n-Wna 1nfet at hM09xc.
ltEEF PRDDuETa-WeFo atcndy and cutct nj 81n 7s
81, TT 1nr~ ~ 7ast3.0D fof eItf1 mrss; aid
TAL.ow-Syns siroug 1T 81zdsa3to for city, and ga
s'4o eof country lota. tho intfdu fof 10. =
, 1877-05-04

K Virginia city tiiepntcil saya tie Earonteit o{
that city todn5 publishes an interview with j. H.
Far, Superintendent Of tic uonanza Mines, who
states positively that Consolidated Virginia VIII
pAy, 81 dividend IN Mny, anl continue 70
paying regularly. Labor tronnlca seem imminent
In the Virginia. owing 10 tho pressure Of hard
times and attempts 10 teduee the wagcs Of miners,
rtArhtntksf y
, 1877-05-04

Total ..Ioi3, f84.Bo3 l,d, %0t HA1 ,0a1 oa8 800
The values Of these exports havo 10 greatly do.
clfned that. though per cant morn cloth Ii sent
abroad, over per cent less money IL received for
, 1877-05-04

GOOD |
GOOD |
NEWS |
NEWS |
NEWS |
FOR |
lltE |
BALD |
: BALD |
BALD !
AND 1
GRAY |
GRAY |
GRAY |
GRAY |
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-21
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Whatever may be thought of the
merits Of the controversy of the great
Powers over the Danubian Provinces;
whatever sympathy may be felt for
the suffering Christians under the
harsh rule of the Mohammedans,
there is no one but must witness with
a thrill of admiration the undaunted
pride with which the Sultan and his
people, deserted by all allies, without
a dollar and without credit, confront
the majesty and might Of combined
Europe. The Grand Council of the
Empire is composed of over one hum
dred members, comprising all the
great officers of State, the chief COM
manders of the army and navy, the
rulers of provinces, and the chief min
listers of the various religions pro-
fessed through her vast heterogeneous
Empire. The cable to day informs us
of the action taken by this body upon
the proposals of the European confer
ence. The spectacle has had no par
allel in history since, on the Mount of
Saint Stephen, the Empress of Austria
presented her boy to the people, and
the fierce shout Of her Hungarian
mobiles, "We will die for our King.
Maria Theresa" preluded a IA which
for seven years convulsed Europe to
its center. Threatened by Russia,
Austria and England, the supposed
imbecile Empire hurls defiance in the
teeth of all, and the enthusiastic cry,
" Death before dishonor," alike from
Turk and Greek, Mohammedan and
Christian, bids tine Powers pause be
fore they force forty millions of PEG
pie into q war Of desperation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-21
pen AND SCISSORS.

We learn from the Sitter State that
there are about two hundred China.
men at work gold mining in Spring
canyon, south of Unionville. They
are all engaged with rockers and are
supposed to be making good wages,
as there are four stores in the camp.
They have shipped during lhs fall, as
nearly AS can be as~certained, about
500, 900 in gold dust. They are very
in their conversations with
whites about the richness OF the dig
gings, fearing that they might be sup
planted II it were known that they
would pay. The ground, or at least "a
part of it, was purchased by them OF
the whites, but we believe there is no
law to prevent white men from work
ing in the diggings if they feel dis
posed to do 50.
Virginia Enterprise: One OF The SUI
preme Judges said, "If we were TO
commute the sentence OF Larkin there
would never again be Z murderer who
would not have Il right To expect to es-
cape DEATH"
There are more men out of employ
in this section than at any time within
the past twelve years.
The Monaghan wood. vendors look
these stormy days, while their
more patient mules appear more de-
droopy than ever.
a Gold Hill boy was seen at a va
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-21

riety store yesterday morning trying
t. trade off a pair Of new boots for a
sled.
Elko and Humboldt now enjoy a sep
arate Judge. 1t is now proposed to
make the two counties constitute one
Judicial District, with the Judges sal
airy at S. 200 per year, of which Elko
is to pay 81 500 and HUMBOLDT 5000.
The delegation from these counties in
the Legislature have agreed to pass a
bill making the consolidation.
A correspondent of the Grass Valley
Union wants the editor thereof to'pray
for rain. He says: at won't do any
harm and may do a d-n sight Of
good"
The shrinkage in the value Of "a Of
the leading Washo3 stocks, from the
30th OF December to January 18th,
amounted to Si6,957 300.
A new silver lode, fi7e feel wide, has
just been discovered near Butte, MOI
tana, that gives promise of being the
richest and best in thai section.
Arizona is looming up as the future
bonanza land. A printing Office has
just been packed for shipment there at
a cost of $4,000. ~,
More than a month has elapsed since
Graham shot Elholm in Six mile can-
yon, east of Virginia City, and the
slayer is still at large.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-21
Miscellaneous Eastern News.
HOAR ELECTION--BUTLER'S
DEFEAT.
s u I ID e.

Boston, Jan. 20.
Hoar's election To the Senate j. an
unequivocal defeat of the General But
Ter and Collector simmons wing of
the Republican party; both of them
having labored industriously for his
defeat. Failing any encouragement OF
the quiet efforts to have himself
adopted, Butler concentrated on Rice
without having any coalition or sym
pathy with the latter, but simply in
hopes of defeating Hoar.
CLEVELAND (O.), Jan. 20.
This morning the dead body of
Charles Collins, Chief Engineer of the
Lake Shore and Michigan southern
Railroad, was found in his house with
the appearance of having been ~liieless
twenty-four hours. One revolver was
held fast in his hand. while another
and a razor lay near him on the bed.
1t is a ease of undoubted suicide by
shooting. 1t is supposed that anxiety
on account of the late accident at Ash.
tabula made him deranged. Collins
family was absent at the time of the
suicide.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-21
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CON.
vENrION.

W. learn to-day by telegraph that
the Democratic Executive Committee
in Washington are considering the pro-
priety of calling a National Democratic
Convention in Washington on the 18th
of February. This proposition was
first mooted by the Democracy OF
Ohio, and was supplemented by Wat
terson, of Kentucky, who advised that
the convention should number 100, 900
men. Now we earnestly hope that
this matter will end right there in the
committee. Both parties in the two
Houses have IN all probability agreed
upon a course TO be followed in de-
iermining this threatening question. a
conrss fair upon its face, and u
which we believe meets the approval
OF fair men Of both political persua-
sions. Now, . Democratic National
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-21
H NEWS.

The Democrats are again considering
the question of calling a National Dem
ocratic Convention in Washington on
February 18th.
Fisher, the thieving District Attor-
uey whom Grant pardoned a short
time since under pretense that he was
insane, has escaped from the asylum.
Fred. May has turned up in WASH
ington City unhurt.
The Alabama Republicans say there
was a fair election in that State. No
bulldosing.
Turkey ruffies her feathers CALAMITY.
Chandler sen Packard $1,000 No
vember 18th. 1t was to pay necessary
expenses, Of course.
Hoar's election to the Senate is re-
garded as the final defeat of the Ben.
Butler wing of the Massachusetts Re-
publicans.
The wires are loaded with copious
extracts from the partisan press con-
corning the so called compromise bill
on the electoral count. The dispatches
are so voluminous that we can not
afford them space. Their spirit may be
summed up in a few words. The
ultra Republican journals bitterly de-
nounce the measure and call upon
the Senate to defeat it. The ultra Demo-
cratic papers are no less bitter, and
appeal to the House to reject the bill.
The independent press and business
men everywhere heartily indorse it.
Silver, fifty-eight and three-six-
teenths. Still rising.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-21
LOUISIANA.
Chandler Furnishes Five Thousand
Dollars.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
Before the Committee on h Pow
ers, Privileges and Duties of the
House, ID. Roherts, Cashier of the Sec
ond National Bank of New York. ex
hibited two certificates of deposit by
Il. Chandler; one for SO 900, the other
for $1,000, made payable on his own
order or on the return of the certifi-
Gates. The Endorsement reads: Pay
5. b. Packard or order. Il. Chandler"
G. w. Partridge, the private secretary
of Chandler, produced copies of letters
which were privately examined by the
committee. Two of the letters We're
read and put in evidence. They were
written by j. b. Stockton, at New Or
leans, November llth, and were to the
effect that if steps we're taken immedi-
ately, the afiidavits of 10000 or 1900
Republican voters could be obtained
showing that they were deprived of
the exercise of the ballot by violence
and intimidation. The writer was
Chief Deputy Marshal. He says: Ifyou
could send a trusty person here with
funds. or authorize some one to draw
for such sum as may be neededt to have
proper testimony taken throughoutthc
bulldosing parishes, such testimony
could be piled up of frauds and out
RACES so damnable as to preclude the
possibility of any President taking his
seat who was elected by such frauds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-21
NH. CAsSIDY'S POSITION ON In.
CORPORATION.

A private letter from Mr.. Cassidy
informs us that he will oppose the in
corporation of our town if any con-
siderable portion Of the tax paying citi.
zens are averse to the measure. He
further states that protests have been
handed to him, signed by a sufficient
number OF leading citizens and firms
to convince him that a town govern
ment on any basis is not desired by a
large number of our taxpaying peo-
pie.
1t Is but proper to say that at the
time Mr.. Cassidy wroi the above let
ter he was not aware that many Of the
most prominent of the signers of the
protests to which he alludes had recon
sidered their action and affixed their
signatures to the petition for an eco
nomical charter that was In circulation
or Thursday last.
Personally he favors a cheap mu-
nicipal government, but he will not
allow his W individual preferences
In the matter to outweigh the expressed
will OF a majority of the taxpayers.
He states that if such a charter
can be devised and perfected here
IS will be satisfactory to taxpay-
ers generally he will support the bill;
otherwise, not. He suggests that if he
charter could be SO worded as that not
to exceed ten or twelve thousand dol
lars should be raised annually from
all sources for town purposes, and con
tanning a further restriction that no in.
debtedness of whatever nature beyond
this sum should be incurred in any
one year by the Board of Trustees,
such q measure might possibly CON-
mand almost the united support of our
people. A certain amount of funds
for fire and other purposes IS always
essential in a town of Eureka's pro-
portions, and he thinks it would fall
more equally on all parties interested
If the needed sum could be raised by
taxation instead of by voluntary sub
scriptions. In the latter case q few
philosophical citizens have to bear
the entire burden. 1t may be stated in
this connection, as our belief in the
premises, that unless such a bill cal be
constructed here at home as will cause
a very considerable portion of the pro-
testants to withdraw their objections,
Mr.. Cassidy, at least, Of our dele
cation in Carson, will be found oppos.
ing any scheme looking TO the incor.
poration of the town.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-21
..RA aINH QUIZ,

That e. bat ING out " is what they
call the pre- 3ss at the furnaces, and
IL happens o. crcry shift Certain in
divIduals terested in mines here
seem to thi K dat no one but a Eure-
ka furnace nan understands smelling,
and we haze had some respect for Eu
reka smelters who have come here,
but if that is the way they run furnaces
" every Shift" we shall hereafter be
compelled TO say that we don't think
they know much about, the bust
ness, With our furnaces here (water-
jackets, by the way it is an unusual
thing to hear the sledge strike a drill
or a rod for the purpose of barring out.
Defiance, close / our office, has been
running day and night since the LIST in
slant, and we have not AS yet heard
the sound of the hammer for that pur-
pose. Perhaps it would be well forsome
of the Eureka men to come over and
interview Mr.. German, Superinten-
dent of the Defiance furnaces, and learn
how the thing is done. To save the
waste of money in "barring out every
shift" the managers OF the Eureka
furnaces could well afford to stand the
expense of q Trip for quite a number OF
their smelters. -Coso Mining News.
The News man is disposed to sheer
at the Eureka smelters because over
in Coso they get along without bar
ring out" We should hive felt dis
posed to have SEN over a deputation
to learn the business, if he had not
said "water- Jacket" but that latter ex-
preston explains the mystery. We
have had those same water jackets
here, and they have proved more
profitable to the boiler makers than to
the companies using them. They may
work on Coso ores, but they are a
dead failure in Eureka compared with
our improved furnaces. II the A ews
will give us a few figures. as to capac-
ity, length of run, bullion production,
etc., we will try and convince him tina,
Eureka has no need to send abroad to
learn anything ~appertaining to smelt-
ing.