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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
Highway Robbery.

James Hagan, a resident of Ruby
Hill, was knocked down and robbed of
a small sum of money last evening
while on his way homsward from Eu-
reka. He states that as he reached
Cariboo Hill three men, who we're sit
ting down by the roadside, accosted
him and got up and joined him. After
walking about twenty rods one of the
men hit him a blow on the neck, fell
ing him to the ground, and while two
held him in that position the third one
searched his pockets. They we're re-
warded by finding six dollars, which
amount they appropriated, and then
allowed him to 20 on his way. The
highwsymen are getting pretty bold,
and some of them will bring up In
Carson or in a graveyard if these dep
relations continue.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29

EXTRA size ~overalls and jumpers just re-
ceived at the GOLDEN RULE STORE
AGENCY of the Kingsley Red Bluff Manu-
factlring Company at the Golden Rule Store.
where you can find the largest stock Of these
goods in the State.
SrATIoSEky-a 1ne line of legal and con-
gress cap. letter and note paper; envelopes.
ali sizes. A full assortment of Gillott's pens.
lead pencils, penholders, inks. mucilage. rub
Der bands. paper fasteners, inkstands, rulers,
and a general assortment of stationery, Just
received at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
A SPLENDID stock of new style fancy calico
shirts lust received at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE.
LARGEST assortment Of meerschaum and
briar-roet pipes in the State. at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
LARGE assortment Of neckties at the GOLD
EN- RULE STORE.
WHITE and colored blankets at the Golden
Rule Store.
STRING MATTRESSES, hair and pulu mat
tresses IN land and made to order at the
Golden Rule Store.
TwENTy-FIyE DOLLAR TEA SETS, at HAS
KELL'S. sept9-tf
BAR GLASSES, Goblets. Tumblers. etc.. al
HASKELL'S sept9-tf
FrxE wool mattresses, $40, at HASKELL's
sspt9-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29

Messrs. Henry Allen, Baker. Gray
and Cliffin returned yesterday from a
couple of weeks hunt out in the noun
tains, and over in Ruby Valley. They
report having a splendid time. and
brought home numerous trophies of
the chase in the way of geese, ducks,
rabbits and snipe. They entertained a
crowd of interested listeners in Snyd-
er's saloon last evening with wonder
full accounts of their adventures during
their trip.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
Accident.

Tom johnson met with a very sin.
gular accident yesterday. He was.
walking along the sidewalk with an
open pocket knife in is hand, when he
stumbled and fell. In endeavoring TO
save himself he ran the blade through
the palm of the hand, it coming out at
the back and inficting a serious
wound. The cut was dressed, and
Mr.. Johnson will, in the future, keep
his knife in his pocket when INDUCING
in q promenade.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29

Messrs. Duff, Hoadley aud McCor-
mick returned from their hunting
trip to Pine Valley and vicinity on
Thursday evening. We presume
they mel with fair success, but none
of the party seem disposed to brag on
the amount of game brought down by
th cir skiilful use of a shotgun. Mac.
says that distance lends ~enchantment
to the view," and one can always hear
of more ducks than he can aver find
on reaching the hunting grounds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.
ALPHA.

ALPHA.
Sept. 23-Have driven the joint crosscut IL
feet during the past week, making q total Of
81 feet from starting point on 2l3Sfsot level.
HgLcHER.
Sept. 22-The north incline has now attain
ed a depth of 80 feet below tho l9OO-foot
station. The south drift on the l9O0-foot level
has reached a distance of 275 feet. On the
2O0O-foot level the east drift Is in IL feet.
Nothing new.
BEST AND BELcHER.
Sept. 23-Since Con. Virginia connected
with our north drift l700-ioot level, the air
has gradually improved, SO that l think we
will be able to work at other points on this
level in a very short time. Wine No. 2 is
now down 81 feet. but still in hard blasting
ground.
cHoLLAR.
Sept. 22-Operatious at the mine for the
weex ending this date show results as follows:
tons forwarded to mills, 5i5; average assay
value of ore mined, So 80 per ton. Drift east
at l7S5 foot level has been extended 30 feet.
UTAH.
Sept. POUR south drift on the 1l50-foot
lever has been extended 30 feet the past week
total length 452 feet. There is some water
coming into the face to-day. We have yet
2b3 feet to run before reaching our south line.
The north DRIFT on this level has been ex-
tended 80 feet; total length 1862 feet. We arc
running along the vein with no material
change to note.
MANHATTAN.
Sept. 2l-From September LIST to and in
GLIDING the 10th, the mill has reduced 346
3 5000 tons. the assay value of which is ST.
404 50; of this amount Sl7 .5l2 "a was from
custom ores. S2f,4l3 Is from our tribute
mines, sl2, 04j AZ from the Frost, and s23. 1873
from the Curtis mine. The mill sample for
the same time has averaged 1898 50 per ton.
To-day's sample of Curtis ore is 1886 "a and
tina. OF the Frost sl66 81 per ton. We have
shipped TO the 10Th. SS2,Cll 81.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
Out of Debt.

An examination of the assessment
rolls, and the present financial stand
ing of the county, insures the fact that
we will show a clean balance sheet by
the first day of January. Wise legis,
lation, economical government, and
ample are to be credited
with this agreeable state OF affairs, and
the taxpayer rsjoices accordingly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
New TObaccOs.

Vanity Fair. Cut Cavendish, Cleopatra.
Bob White. Lone Jack. Durham. Duke of
Durham, Seal Of North Carolina two kinds,
Olive, Game Cock. Cock of tie Walk, Uncle
Ned, Paragon, Telephone, Lynchburg, Gold
Flake, Needle-Gun, Wigwam, and every 9th
err kind of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco at
30 per cent. cheaper than market rates. at
The Miners and Mechanics Trade Depot. ="
s23
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
PUBLIC sCuooL REPORT.

Following are the reports of the
Grammar, intermediate and Primary
Departments for the month of Septem-
Der Of the public school. A. f. Kaye
Principal; Mrs. g. Bibbins and Miss
Florence futile, teachers:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29

A correspondent asks for informa-
ton as to the average made in the bill
lard match that took place in Eureka
two years ago, between Schaeffer, alias
the Grasshopper, and Tony Kraker.
By reference to our files, we find that
the game was 900 points, and that
Schaeffer won in so innings, making
his average IL. Kraker's average WAS
llZ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29

Maurice Hartnett and Alec Fraser
nave struck q fine body Of ore in the
Magnet mine on Foley's ridge, a spur
OF Prospect mountain. At the depth
OF ton feet the bottom of the SHAFT was
entirely filed with ore, and 1t con-
tinues downward quite a distance.
The ore Is found on the west side of
the quartzite, and Is very rich. The
boys have q fine prospect ahead.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
Over at Ward.

Captain Frank Drake, of the Eber-
hsrdt and Aurora mine, and Billy
Maxwell, his old foreman. have been
on a visit to Ward. According to the
Refer, they pronounced the Paymas-
ter n of the grand mines of the Great
East.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
Industry Mine.

The ore body in the Industry mine
is enlsrging as development is made.
1t is dipping to the east, and is rapidly
increasing in value and richness. The
ore now being extracted averages a
yield of $500 per ton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
Threatened Libel Suit.

1t is rumored in a limited way that
Sawtelle, the child beaten, threatens to
institute suit against the SENTINEL for
libel. There is no one authorized to
hold him on our account.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
Gone so Austin.

Officer Mckay left for Austin oil
yesterday mornings stage, armed
with a warrant for the arrest of that
model father. j. AL Sawtelle. Mac.
will return with the prisoner on Mon
day next.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29

Eureka Lodge, No. l6, F. & A. NJ.
will meet this evening at 7 O'Clock,
at their hall, to hold a special meet
ing. A full attendance Of officers and
members Is desired, As business of
importance will come before the meet
ing.
EVAN JONES, S. w.
w. p. STIECHELMAN, Sec'y.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
Reheariny POSTPONED.

The Supreme Court has again post
poned the rehearing in the case of the
Ruby Consolidated Mining Company
VS.. Heynemann. Platter ct al, but to
what date we are uot advised.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29

WATCHES AND JEwELsY neatly repaired. II
you want to have your watches and jewel-y
repaired in a ~workmanlike manner. go to
p. SrELER's jewelry store. one door south OF
S. Ashim 4 Bros. Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
Bullion Shipment.

Wells, Fargo Il Co. shipped this
morning to San Francisco, three bars,
valued at 3 $3.50 80.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29

FREsH trout received daily by j. T. Ennis
at the Little Store Around the Corner"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29

~ ras sgsEEA AHp pALisADs sAILssAS.

~ rss sgsEEA AHD PALisADs a~AILasAS.
Departures Yesterday.
II Ladd Pstro Basenta
Themas George Mrs Faucet
Pm Weaver DIR Goodfellow
v Is Baldwin w boland
Al Berry A Beneto
Gisppe Tardo
Arrivals Last Might.
? Felsenthal II Jones
5 Harris Felsept thai
Richards Bennett
Mrs Burkst j M Moore
J Ressiter J Madden
q Nsrthey q Ruth
II w Faust
Pseehs, ua0Aise. And Earsks Lins
DEPARTURE.
Ergsss I,sir Ress
Pat RegaA Hansnbly
ny the Tybe stage Line.
D~KPARruRKA
YIN Percsll VIM Kellogg
rrench VIM Pierce
Ek Ferguson JMcGulan
= Cody VIM Emery
. ) Bell &C Moore
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
LOST !!

T oST. ABOUT AUGUST SECOND. AN
IL An.riean-made GOLD STEM-WIND-
Err WATCH. Read. maker. Newark. y. j..
with a small black iron chain attached. Any
person leaving the same at this office will be
literally rewarded and no questions ASKED.
Eureka, Sept. s, 1877. serte-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
The Average.

FLORENCE P. FUTILE. Teacher.
, 1877-02-12

Our Sunday dispatches from Washington
represent tho intense commotion In tho ranks
Of tho Democracy on the subject Of the Flor.
Ida decision. Tho Northern extremists are
force for tho reputation Of tho whole arbi-
trntion business now TINT It promises 90
poorly for TnpEv, and their views find e1-
preston in The Capital, Which can fnd no
more decorous or mplimentary epithets than
"rascala" mud t'scoundrels with which to
convey tho nltra-D Democratic estimate Of tho
three Supreme Court Justices aud five 1le-
publican Senators aud Representatives of tho
Electoral Commission. More moderate and
prudent men, however, disclaim any
intention Of flibustoring tho Elect
oral count beyond the Sd Of March,
md acknowledge that tho business
mud commercial elements Of tho party
tho elements that dcmnnded the acceptance
Of the Arbitration plan-will not tolarate any
distractions in tho why Of tho peaceful and
honorable settlement contemplated In the
creation Of the Electoral Tribunal. Whether
this conservative class OF Democrats is nu-
merieally strong enough to prevent tho cze-
cution Of tho tilibustoring programme re-
mains to DO seen.
, 1877-02-12
and sheep unchanged, at ss.oo@5.25. Ono
hundred dollars in gold would buy 91o5.76
In grrenbacks nt the close.

Tho Illinois Senate recently passed by nnant.
mons vote rceofutfon reqnestinR Congress 10 rc-
stare the coinage Of srer ioltnrf. Tho resolution
had previously pared The 1Eouec. and If, thefe.
fore, the expression Of the Legislature Of that
State. TnE CntcAGo TntnrxK IL "satisned that
nineteen twentieths Of the people Of 1linoi. irrc.
epcctfEc Of party. desire tho silver dollar re-
n,cnettzcd and made fnll lceattcndct for every.
thing" We can tay Tho sams thing for
the people at Missouri; and II may be
said also Of The people OF indiana,
Ohio. Michigan, wisconsin, Minnesota, Kansas,
Nebraska, Colombo. md, indeed, al the Western
and Southern states.-S. LoHts Republican.
There 10 no doubt about tho sentiment
Of tho people Of Ohio on thls subject. why
should not this sentiment anl expression in
the Lcgtslatures Make It unanimous, sud neither
party would gain IN odranlsgc. - C'netnnati Com.
h1eFefat.
Woro It not for tile engrossment Of tho
public mind with the ircadful Presidential
muddle, the people Of, tho Western States
would mako II uncomfortably warm for their
Senators who have treacherously conspired
to smother the BLAND bill, which paased the
House months ago, which bill restores the
old silver dollar to It's place as full legal
tender, and orders It's free coinage.
, 1877-02-12

the official returns Of two feeble States now.
It will hare secured = precedent for tram.
pling upon the will ofothsr and mora iupor.
sant States In the next and subsequent elcc
lions. hay wo not tender our congratula.
tons to Democrats That in the election Of
HArza tho real triumph is theirs, for what
will It profit Democrat to gnin Tr1pzN and
all tho ofacea and lose bis political soul-.hs
rights Of tue States? In the words Of our
Now York namcsake, " Doubtless htr. T11-
DEN himself will hnd consolation for hia per.
sonal disappointment in tho triumph Of
principle and The defeat Of centralizatIon,"
, 1877-02-12
Tho temper of tho British Partiamcr

:; Tho temper Of tho British Parliament on
policy ia in fair why to bo tested shortly.
Earl RUSSELL proposes to put Tho question
before tho House Of Lords In motion TINT
England shall discontinue ali diplomatic In
terconrso will, the Ottoman Empire, on tile
ground that that milton Is still barbarous
and unworthy to rank among tho enlightened
people of Europo. Here is a proposition that
hits the mil squarely on tho head, and that
evidently means business. It will be inter-
,sting to SEQ wlat tho Ministry Ia going to
10 about it.
, 1877-02-12
In CONTEMPT,


WAautNofon, D. c., Feb. 10.-The Senasc's
Oregon Committee Will report CoNnAn N. Joun.
han, Cashier ofthc Third National Bank Of New
York. % in contempt for not responding to snb-
prna. Tho grounds for this action nre ~ follows:
On Feb aubprna was iatucd directing JounpAx
to appear before the Committee with IN abstract Of
hfa book showing It's accounts Of SAMUEL j. Tltpxx,
". r. PELTox. and AnnAH 3. IIKw1rr during tho
late and pEetent political campaign.
{rtss Uitpafeh.
Tha abovo dispatch Ia moro significant than
would appear At first sight. Tho Senate
Committee hare lad evidence which estah-
lishea conclusivo1y the fact TINT money was
eor1urt1y used to secure the bogus Electoral
vote certified for Tl1pES BY the Governor Of
Oregon. They have discovered that Cnos1s,
tho bogus Eloctor, received part Of this
bribc-monoy, aftor refusing to net without It.
Thoy have Iaccd tho money sent to Oregon
from New York through various intermediate
agencies to tho Third National Bank, In
which BIZ. TnDzS is Director, n
large stockholdor, aud depositor.
Tho Democrats have been anxious
to have the country beliovo that ApE HEWITT
furniahed'it as manager Of tho Democratic
campaign funds, or that 1t camo from
PEtros, T11DTN's impeounious nephew.
But tho country ia interested in knowing
who did furnish It as matter OF fact. Mr.
JounpAN, tho Cashier Of tho Third National
Bank OF Now York, Is likely 10 know. lie
Inns been asked to tell, but thus for has re-
fused to appear. Several daya ago a
subpoena was served On him, but he did not
respond. It is timo atepa woro taten 10
compel his attendance. While the members
Of tho Louisiana Returning Board nre
languishing 3n tho crypt Of the Capitol
building, because they rofuse to produce cer-
'ain State records which have passed from
their control, and which the House haa
probably no right to, demand, II ia scarcely
fair that this Mr. JouRDAN ahall 10 per-
mittcd to defy the Senate in order to protect
lfr. T1LpEa from exposure, It Is now likely
that this gentleman will be forced to tell
what ho knows, md his indiaposition TO DO
SO augurs badly for T1LnxNis personal share
Of tho Oregon fraud.
, 1877-02-12

THE HORRORS OF THE C00L1E sY6TEM
~. HONG hoko. 'sn' ~ va ei'.Nan!t, dsn' IT,
tho Min.tcr n. ra1"s .na .ans ~
men, growing out Of tho question Of tho emn,oY.
ment Of co0lie, In Cuba. Tho Chinese Government
absolutely 1efaso to sanction tha further employ:
Tso a,ana ,1;.nss"', , n ~ .as sa'n.a ~ to'oa.es
s,,., .a1,,,,.s~I .>s.s "tr'Hs a. ~ TO .ol.
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M st"aa s .,s., s""s s. s'. uase .seH uaats'.
sI,'. a,u's" p.a''esa' ~ sne 'aas's' "as aos
sa ..,n.a.. a.,, .u-, o'avte m, 'as o'aese oo''
sn' ,.na,," u.,,,. an'n 4'.o. 4"' e,'aehee OF tne
ao''.oio %',' s1ae.S "a' ~ 'as' 10 over
"Ae''44us tu"1 'ao 'A.1 1u'pesot 1oao'
1utn arlo'n.ea oo@a1lss!on' coz
a's''nS ~ na11se ou.c'"'' oazs-AAh4a anu
NJ 1hs'.sh aaa . 1fenen comm'aa'oner'
Siesa's' otAcfnaasoa ana HUBER 70 60 70
oao1 a"a 'n'ea.'sn'e 'ae caafges a'1lo py
tao coo''ea against shelF brutal employers.
They lave made tho investigation and pub
llahetl their report. which mora than confirms
1he o,;o,n,, atato,,.,ts ~ +,,o o,o,;aa
1,'. ~, =. - ~AA' s.ss
etosa tae 1ePos's " appears tnas the ms
, 1877-02-12
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12 1877

voted for tho bill, and, 80 far ~ Con9resston-
al unanimity secured It's passage, it became
more Democratic than Republican meas
ure. It WAS bill having for ita object fair
and legal determination OF tho election, and
also, and moro particularly, to taka away nil
ptetext or occasion for such proceedings by
either House as would result in having two
Presidents declared elected. Tho extremists
on both sides would yield nothing, and thia'
bill was designed TO disarm them. The arid.
ity with which tho Democrats grasped nt
this bill betrayed how earnestly sho majority
Of that party sought an eacnpe from tho e1-
trome and revolutionary proceedings to
which the party had been measurably com.
nitted. The party cannot therefore now,
with any degree Of decency, seek 10 defeat
the law which It wns so instrumental In On.
acting.
Nor is tho policy n promising one, even II
It, could bo carried out. Arr. T11DES has
sunk inmeasurably In public estimation
since the election. Thousands Of people,
Democrats and Republicans, who yotcd for
him in November last would not voto for
hin, now under any circumstances, because
Of Tho disgracaful revelations which haya
been mado Of his conduct. An election In
1877 would result In the overwhelming de-
feat Of TrIDKS In every Northern State, and
In several Of tho Southern States where ho
had majority Inst fall. It werc infinitely
better for the party to accept tho election Of
HAYES md make tho most they could Of
their own defeat,
, 1877-02-12

' Chief.Justico Ouunou, Of tho New York
Court OF Appeals, has addressed letter to
:ho New York Times correcting some errorB
Il tho report Of lis views which the Albany
correspondent Of that paper had forwarded.
Judge Cuuncu states TINT ha Los entertained
1ud expressed doubts about the constitution.
uisy Of the law creating the Electoral Com
mission, :" but, in common with The public
,eneral}y, ho has "fclt disposed to actlui-
,sce III 1t as compromise measure passed In
he interest Of fairness and harmony. )" There
Gould he no palmer intiMation a.
% tue duty and obligation resting
lpon the Democratic candidate for
he Presidency md upon Ills party
accept and abide BY the decisions Of The
trbitration Tribunal than ia conveyed in
his expression Of Judge Ouuncu, himself a
Democrat Of national prominence. In tue
'etter ho also f8scrts the principle that the
Tribunal has enunciated: that there exists
40 power to go bohiud the Authorization of
iho election Of Presidential Electors accord
ng to the laws Of each State, such authen-
ication being "dual and conclusivs." In
,sia correction OF the newspaper version of
,Ais views, Judge Cauacu puts himself
Auarely on record not only as TO acqui.
,sceuce in the resnlts OF tho Arbitration
Compromise, but Us fully concQrriug In the
opinion Of the majority Of tie Commission
respecting the tinality Of State action In tho
,hoosing OF Electors.
, 1877-02-12

Grcenbacks at tho New York Gold Ex.
change On Saturday ranged between 943 and
941.

B1sHAnoK Is reported to have expressed
himself freely upon tho subject Of tho East
ern complication at grand Parliamentary
dinner on Thursday last. His opinion il
that war is strongly probable, and TINT 1t
will be begun in tho form Of direct attack
bY Russia upon Turkey.
, 1877-02-12

.AroILo CoMMANnERY, Nd. l., KNIGHTS, TEN.
p1AH-Attention. Sir Knights Especial Conclare Ct
Af}1u - and 10 Monrus-st. evening max.
FEB. ID. At o'clock thAsp Tho Order Of r. r.
will bt conferred. All str KntgtS courteousy In.
]. II. DUNLOP, Recorder.
, 1877-02-12

Ihe washington correspondent OF tho Cl1s
cinnau Enquirer atatcs thnt there Ia DOM
ocratic programme by which, II the Arbitra~
ton Court sllall decide all questions In favor
Of the Republicans, tho Democrats OF
the Nouso can $50 fix 1t that Ru1nsn-
Fonp d. HAYES can never bo President.
They hold tho wlip.hand, and mean
to uso It," This programme is to
interposc delays in the counting Of the
Electoral votes until the session and the life
of the Congress shalt expire without that
count being completed; in which case tue
President Of tho scnatc will become Acting
President and n now election take place,
in November next. Tho process BY which
this result ia to be brought about is statad to
bu: The decision Of tho Court on the Flor
Ida caso WIS communicated to tho two
Houses on Saturday, tho 10th. Tho dcois-
ion Was objected To, and the two Housos
separated. Tho Sonata, after tho two hours'
debate, overruled tho objections; but tho
House rofuaed to consider tho objections,
aud adjourned until Monday, tho 18th. Gu
Monlny (to-lay) tho debate will take place,
and 1t will not be until late this afternoon
that the count will be resumed Altar
Florida will como Goorgia, Illinois, Indiaua,
1owa, Kansas, aud Kentucky. While thero
arc not two returns from either Of those
Statea, and no queation concerning them
can bo referred to the Court, thoro is nothing
to prevent M objection being ,nado IN either
case. It is the intention, Of cot,rao, to OBJ
jeot to one Of tho yotes from Illinois, given
by Alr. CuArrEE, Who Is represented as hay-
, 1877-02-12

An extremely Interesting article In the Pua
.Naa Gas<tfs upon the reigutng soyeretxus Of
Chrtstendom states that there arc 1t present
thtfty-st1 Of thcm, from The Queen Of England,
to whom @37, ,oo0, 900 Of human betnxs ows alle.
giauce, to the PHnee OF MonAea, who has s, I'll
subjects. OF these toferelgns, ten are noultnaliy
Roman Catholics,-the Empcsora Of Austria
and bra1al. TIE kipzs Of Italy, spain, Portugal