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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Shanehae prev to 7th inst. barque Wat
son, Hawkins, New York.
Ar at Shanghai June OF, barQue Ada Wiswell, Wis.,
well, Kalpara, NJ.
AT at Trieste prev to eth inst brig Nellie Crosby,
Balm, Charleston.
Ar at Flores July %, sch Silver Heels. Macomber,
Boston.
Sid i'm Hayre 18th inst, barque Charles Russell,
Hamilton, Mramchi.
Ar at Liverpool 7th inst, barque Sarah Frazer,
Knight Demarara.
Ar at Bristol, E, 18th inst, sch Eva May, Andrews.
Point Wolf, NIB.
ar at Gloucester, E, It'll Inst sch Mary Lord, Lord,
Alma, Ms. essg
At Demarara July 10th, sch A Butler, Eaton, for
Turks Island Goth.
Ar at Thorn's Cove 2Sth. sch j G Hail. Conley, FIN
Portland, (and sailed 30th for Boston)
Passed Port Mulgrave Ms, 4th inst, sch H G VIM
ship, Doane. from Pictou for Portland.
Ar at st John, NIB, 9th inst brig Carrie E Picker
ing, Barbour, New York; schs Nellie Bowers, Stack
POLE New York; Mexican, Haskell. Boston; Dolly
Warden Allen, and Louisa Smith, Weber, Bangor
Edward Stanley, Smith; Starlight, Grant; Walter II
Thorndike, Cushman; l. A Danenhower Grace: I'M
prudence, Baker, and Glanmire, Maloney, do.
Cid 7th, ships Robt Dixon, Smithwick Liverpool;
Olive Southland, Walker, do; sch Chas II Fabens,
Keens Cork.
SPOKEN.
Aug2, lat 30 40, Ion SO 10. ship Alfred D Snow, I'm
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; Canadian Labor Congr. IS.
CUBA.


HAVANA, Aug 6-Gen. Campos arrived last
night privately. There was no official recon
tioD. 1t is supposed the insurgent Chief Gas
per Betancount was killed 10 the action on Pu
erto Principe.
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WASHINGTON.
The presidenrs Trim 10 ye,m.n,

The President's Trip 10 Vermont
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8-President HAYES
leaves Monday for Vermont, accompanied by
Postmaster General Key, Secretary McCrary,
ard either Secretary Thompson or Attorn ey
General Devens. Secretary EvaIts will join
the party at Bennington, where they will re.
main two or three days.
Reins tatement of Major Runkle.
Major Runkle, sentenced to dismissal and
imprisonment for misappr0prating money in
connection with the Freedmen's bureau in 1872
has been restored to the service. 1t was dis.
covered that the sentence of the court martial
was signed by Secretary Belknap and not by
the President, as the law requires President
Hayes grve Major Runkle special hearing,
and decided the accusation was unfounded.
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THE COAL STRIKERS,
Petition for a Standing
Army.

WilItesbarre's Petition for a Standing
Army.
NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-A special despatch says
Wllkesoarre will petition for permanent gar
rison OF regulars. The troops have brought
peace, but secret intimidation prevents re-
sumption of work.
Al Scranton the miners manifest determin-
alton to prolong the strike in Lsckawanna and
Wyoming valleys for six months. A meeting
OF delegates from every mine in Luzerne coun-
ty Is called, to secure unity of action. NAM
moth store has been opened by the miners ex.
ecutive committee, to relieve the immediate
necessities of members in distress Threats of
vengeance when the military leave are freely
expressed by strikers.
At Harrisburg, corporal Kendall of the
Reading rifles, was court martialled and drnm-
med out of camp for assisting the mob at Read.
ing in attacking the militia. He will be tried
by the civil authorities. The Reading company
at the state arsenal is disbanded--a number Of
members having participated in the riotous
proceedings in Reading.
The Strikers Charged with Murder.
ScANToN. Aug. S-Alderman Mahon's jury
of inquest over those killed by the vigilance
committee, brought in a verdict of murder
against those of the committee whose names
are known. A constable was given warrants
L. T. Hunt and Charles K. Chitteuden, and ar
rested them. They sent word to the militia and
Gen. Huidekoper took them from the consta-
BILE. The vigilance committee at once assem-
bled and are under arms in the Lackawanna
company's store. The military are under arms
and patrols are out to bring in every member of
the committee lest they be arrested and taken
into the 9th ward before the Aldermen. 1t is
the worst locality in town, and if once there
the life of those arrested would certainly be
taken.
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CIR EAT II RITAIN.
Tr0nhIa sn Rolfnst

LONDON, Aug. 8-Tbe rioting was renewed
IN some districts of Belfast last night. and the
military were again called out. The Mayor is.
sued proclamation announcing that the police
nave Instructions to dispense if necessary, BY
force, all mblages ia the streets =
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Sales at Auction.

Hill Manufacturing Company 10 s33
8 Boston q Maine Railroad. ..".............,, So
$500 Eastern R. new 81 bonds. ............50 1
SZUUO no Sol
$1,000 Boston q Maine Railroad rs, 1885,. 11if
No further auction sales Wednesdays during Au-
pust.
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(Sales at the Brokers' Board. Auo-

IodIee dV JUG pIOkeIs bUdru, Aug. 81
$1,000 Eastern Railroad new 81 bonds 50a
$1,000 ............ do. .....-............,,,50 s
2 Boston 81 Maine Railroad .......... SSt
Eastern Railroad. ....................... "A 6I 3i
Portland, Saco q Portsmouth r.. ........-0 e91
nialne oaaee os,. 1921
Eastern Railroad (new bonds)...,,,.,,.,,,5O3 q sol
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More Trouble a, Por. johnson.

NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-There is more trouble
at Port johnson and Bergen Point among the
coal beavers. This morning % old hands re-
turned to work at the old wages. At noon they
went home to dinner and were met at the end
of the plank road by the strikers who attacked
them with stockings filled stones. The men
did not return to work in the afternoon. About
o'clock 20 Germans who had been working
in the strikers places struck as the work was
too had and they are only making 60 cents
day instead of 81. 30 as promised. Four hun
dred strikers called on Mayor Meigs.. accom-
panied by Father Killeen, and asked him to
call on the coal company and request them to
pay decent prices. The Mayor promised to do
what he could for them and urged them to
keep the peace.
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The California Mines

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8-Tbo Co,;forn;o
mine has declared dividend of 3 nar Ofnia
The consolidated Virginia also dividend I ner
cent The bullion produced by these mines f for
the past 30 days amounts to nearly So Ooo mo Mo-
The receipts of Ibullon yesterday f from The
bonanza mines were $711,00O. The treasure
exports since Jan. are q millions.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUCUSES
Cumberland.

The Republicans of Cumberland are requested to
meet at the the Townhouse in said town on MON
DAY the 18th day of August at o'clock p. M, to
choose delegates to attend the County Convention
Portland, Aug 18th. o.-,,.-
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DIED.

In this city, Aug. g. of typhoid fever, Joseph L +,
son OF Isaac and Sarah l.. Orr, aged 16 years and
months.
Funeral services Friday forenoon at 10 o'clock,
at No. 20 Smith street. Burial at convenience Of the
family1
In East Windham, Aug. 5. Mrs. Lois Merrill, aged
60 years months wife OF the late NathI Merrill.
In Boothbay, Aug g. Mr.. Benjamin SWEET, aged
76 years,
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MEMORANDA.

Sch Everett, Hicks, 10 days from Savannah for
New York, was run into 6th inst, by steamer Semi
MOLE and was entirely dismasteG also damaged hull.
The scnr was towed to Delaware Breakwater, where
she awaits orders from owners.
Sch Vixen, Graham. from Ellsworth for st John,
put into Castine 9th inst, leaking badly. survey
coed.
Sch Sadie Willcutt, Watts, from Cow Bay for New
York, which was towed to Halifax after being ashore
at Little Harbor Point was placed On the railway I'd.
The surveyors find she will require new keel and
false keel stem, part cardboard. four streaks
on both Sides and caulking The cardboard and four
streaks of plankng on starboard side are chafed
nearly through, The repairs would be completed in
four or five DAYS.
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METEORNLOGlGAI..

INDICATIONS fuA ruE NEXT TWENTY FouR
HOOKS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER. Washington. DC,
August 8, Il A. M y
For New England.
rising barometer on the coast. northeast to
southeast winds and cloudy or foggy weather,
but in the interior north and west winds, and
partly cloudy and clear, cooler weathe.
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THE WEST INDIES.

NEW YORK, Aug 8. -Hsyten advices an
noance another revelation and Port au Prince
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FOresfaiIinu n Strike

QuEBEC, Aug. 8.-The contractors for the
new department buildings got over the stone
cutters strike by letting out the stone-cutting
by contract, and expect the work to be finished
in two years.
The Canadian Labor Cobgr. ss.
TORONTO, Aug 8.-The Canadian Labor Con-
gress was in session yesterday. There were 20
delegates, representing every trade
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FIsHER MEN.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms I'd inst, sch Oasis, from
North Haven for North Bay.
Ar at Port Mulgraye. Ms, 4th inst. sch Nellie May
from North Bay for Portland.
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The Wool Marker

BOSTON, Aug. s.-LReported for the Press. 1.-The
following is list Of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pck-lcck IS q
dunn 4e @ 4sc; coarse IS a 45c; Michigan extra and
Xxx a g 45e; fine AZ q 44c; medium a q 44c; COM
mon 40 q 42c; other Western fine and 43 q 44c;
medium ~ a 44c, common 90 a 42c; pulled extra
IS g 45c; s1perfne 50 q 46; No l, 20 q SOC; comb
20 $50; Texas 20 q SIC; Canada pulled 40 q 45c do
combing 30 q 50; Smyrna washed IS a 26c; do un-
washed. II q &c; Buenos Ayres IS "a 35c; Cape Good
Hope 80 q 35c Australian 43 q soc; Donskoi IS a
&c.
There has been very little change to notice in Wool
since our last. Manufacturers continue to purchase
as wanted and the sales foot up a fair average In
prices no change.
Imports from January to.Aug.4 4.
1876. 1877
Foreign, bales. ................,...16 2I7 2546D
Domestic. bags and bales. ....... .117,566 1886
In New York, in consequence of light concessions
made on the part of holders manufacturers have en-
tered the market in greater numbers, and their pur-
rather more frmness at the Close as holders in view
of the prices paid in the country claim that
quotations barely cover cost and expenses. On the
other hand, manufacturers have taken orders for
element, and they are, therefore, in quandary as
10 now they are coming cut at the en1.
Mr. James Lynch's circular of the LIST says the ac-
tive business reported In last circular continued well
into July prices advanced rapidly, and beyond the
ngures buyers would pay, SO that sales fell off to-
wards the close of the month and at this writing the
market is quiet. There is, however, a very firm
feeling on the part of holders, and no disposition
shown to press sales.
In Philadelphia the market continue firm. partic-
ulary for combiDg and clothing, but the cutting Oft
OF supplies by the strikers has materially curtaied
business. Unwashed sells freely, but in fine aeeces
the transactions are unimportant. Almost every
house in Philadelphia loses by the destruction of the
cars at Pittsburg.
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CORTLAND.

sKOwHEGAN-
Turner House, w. @. Heselton' PrsDri-
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Alleghanys q; Buckeyes 1.
At New York-Bostons, 5; Hartfords, 2.
At Providence-Rhode Islands. 6: Fall
Rivers.
At Auburn, N. Y.-Stars 8; Auburns, 2.
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BOSTON.
Parker House. school So. H. ID. Parker d
Co., Propriefors.
St. James HOTEL. Il. Croker, Propri
etOr.
fremont House, fremont st.-Chapin,
Quincy g. Co. Proprietors.
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Oiyoe ship-building strikers at Glasgow are
arranging the difficulty by arbitration,
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-09

DAILY Domestic Receipts.
W True g. Co. 0"AA AN'"- w
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SPOKEN

Aug2, lat 30 40, Ion SO 10. ship Alfred Snow, I'm
New York for San Francisco.
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VIRGINIA CONSERVATIVES.

Two Stormy Sessions
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MARINE n EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, Aug. g.
ARRIVED.
steamship Eeanora, johnson, New York-passen-
yers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Sch Maud Malloch. Bickford, ephia-chains
to j Winslow 81 Co.
Sch Clara Fletcher, Sargent, Philadelphia to
Sch Kendall, Kendall, Philadelphia for Var.
mouth.
Sch Rough Diamond, (Br) Weldon, Salem.
Sch Arcola, Brookings Bath for Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch John G Hall. (Br) Conley, Thorn's Cove, Ms
Sch Elizabeth M Cook. Cook, Calais-N Blake.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, BOOthbay-D Choate.
Sch Three Sisters, Bickmore, Friendship Chase
Brothers.
[FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
WISCASSET, July 31-Ar, sch South Shore, Whit
temore, Boston.
Aug2-Ar, sch A M Allen, Condor, Boston.
Aug SID. scbs Charlotte Fish, Clark Richmond;
Franklin, Greenleaf. and Coquette. Merrill Boston;
j H Miller, Shea do; Kate NJ Hitoh, Adams, Bati-
more; South Shore, Whittemore, Savannah.
to load deals for Europe.
Aug Gar, ship Nonantum, Chesley, Boston, to
load deals for Europe.
EAsTPoRT, July 2s-sd, sch Venus, Clark, for
Pembroke. to load.
Ar, sch 2 A Paine, Jones, New York.
July 29-Ar, sch Volant, Cassidy, Boston.
LAUNcH-A fine ship of about 1900 tons. named
l. Morse, is to be launched from the yard OF Cakes
g. Son, of Brewer, to-day 9th. She Is owned mostly
in Bangor, and will be commanded by Capt Ames.
Will load deals at Bangor tor Liverpool.
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WEST NEwFIELD.
West Newfield House, Il q. G. HoImeres,
prictor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-11
PACIFIC COAST.
WorEngmen's Troubles.
SOME OF THE LEADING AGI.
TATORS ~RE-ARRESTED.
Probable Suit Against the 0phir.
SAN Francisco. Nov. 10.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 10.
w. A. Helm, who yesterday suc
ceeded in obtaining his release on bail
was r~earrested this morning on another
charge OF using incendiary language
and locked up. Another warrant for
the same offense was also served on II.
l.. Knight. John g. Day was this
morning surrendered by his bonds
men on the ground that he had broken
faith with them by continuing his in
cendiary curse since his liberation
from confinement.
Charles T.. Pickett, sometimes called
the Philosopher, was arrested to-day
on . charge OF misdemeanor for his
ecent u%tterancas 1t meetings Of work
ingmen. Abraham Krause, the young
man who appeared on the rostrum on
the sand lot at the new City Hall, last
night, announced himself as the friend
of Kearny, who had sought To make
him the mouthpisce for the promulga-
ton OF his ideas while confined within
the walls of the County Jail, was ar
rested this afternoon on q charge OF
misdemeanor. In the Police Court to
day Kesrny, Knight and Helm do
handed jury trials on the new charges.
and the casos were transferred to the
City Criminal Court.
The suspicion that Duncan and Le-
warne had escaped on board of the
schooner Ariel, which sailed tho Sun.
day before the failure Of the Pioneer
Bank was announced, proves to have
been wrong. The American Consul at
Acapulco was informed that IL was
thought that Duncan was on board the
Ariel, and he took pains to intercept
that schooner on its arrival off that
port. Neither Duncan nor Lewarne
was found, and the Consul at q in
formed the Chief OF Police OF this city.
The officers of the Vermont Consol-
idsted Mining Company announce
that proceedings will shortly be- taken
against the Ophir Silver Mining Com
pany for the ground on which the
strike on the 800 foot level of the lat
tor mine was recently made. They
claim their mine lies east of Ophir.
and that the managers Of the latter are
intruders Of their property. K. r.
Warsaw, Vice President Of the Yer
mont, said the Company had q United
States patent for their mine, and the
Ophir folks were working on the east
ledge on which they are located. Sink
ing of the shat would bs resumed in
the mine, and . complaint would be
lodged against the Ophir Company al
once.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT WAR.
Reported Victory for the Turks.
MORE PEACE TALK.
The Situation in France.
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS.
reported Victory for the Turks
MORE PEACE TALK.
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS.

PARIS, Nov. O..
At q meeting Of the forty Constitu
tionalists Of the Senate. including the
leaders Of the Orlean.sis majority, il
was voted that the party should not
sanction q new dissolution OF the
Chamber OF Deputies If demanded. nor
support tbs present Ministers. Pres
ident MacMahon has received at the
Elyses Palace, General Vinoy and
Senators Dordogne, Clement, Demont,
Golfer, Delsol and Brume, who, 1t Is
believed, will form part OF the new
Cabinet of resistance. Delegates OF
tho Bonspartist party waited upon
President MacMahon yesterday and
assured him Of their devotedness.
They say the President received them
very cordially.
CONsTANTINOPLE, Nov. 9.
The following telegram 10 received
from MOukhtar Pasha, dated Ere
routn, November 9. noon: At four
O'Clock this morning. the Russians at
tackled our fortified positions Ut Azizil.
Our troops. fighting with great valor,
repulsed them and pursued them for
four or five miles from Erzeroum.
The Russians were totally Defeated.
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Our trenches are filled with their dead.
Earlier advices received here show
that before this C the situation ut
Erzeroum was very critical. the in
habitants demanding the authorities
To capi;ulate, the expected reinforce-
ments not having arrived, as com
~muuication with Trebizond vas diff
cult.
BERLIN, Nov. 10,
The weekly statement ~ the Impe-
rial Bank Of Germany shows an in
crease Of n hundred and seventy
seven thou-and marks.
CoNsTANTINOPLE. Nov. 10.
Forty eight person, In the service Of
ex-Sultan Murad have been arrested in
consequence Of the recent conspiracy.
Murad and his mother remain nj
Tcheranon Palace. but have been
warned that IL might be necessary to
remove them TO another Residence.
RAeUsA, Nov. 10.
The Monteuegrans rave conn Denced
the bombardment OF Podganitzs. The
place is ex pected tn bold out. as its priD-
cipsl defenses have lately been con-
structed.
LONDON, Nov. 10.
Arthur B. Forwood, Of Hill, For
wood x Co., New York and New
Orleans, and Leech, Harrison & For
wood, of Liverpool. was elected Mayor
OF Liverpool yesterday.
EDINBURGH, Nov. 10.
The contest for Lord Rectorsbip Of
Edinburgh University terminated to-
day in favor Of the Marquis Of Hart
ington, the leader Of the Liberal party
in the House Of Commons. He re-
ceived 932 otes against 6S4 for Cross,
Home Secretary.
OTTAWA, Nov. 10.
There is no foundation for the re-
ports that the Canadian Government
granted q reserve of land to Sitting
Bull and his band at Red Deer river or
anywhere else.
LONDON, Nov. 10.
A Berlin correspondent says: The
Porte has conidentially communicated
o some Of the Powers q draft Of n pro-
grainms for the conclusion OF peace.
A Pera correspondent states that
there are discussions In the Turkish
Cabinet on the subject OF peace or war.
but the peace party fear being accused
Of secret dealings with Russia.
ROME, Nov. 10.
The Fdnfulid reports that the PoPe's
physicians, alarmed at the increasing
weakness Of His Holiness, have sum
moned Van Hetle, Professor Of Sur
gerry, of Padua. for consultation.
PARIS. Nov. 10.
The gravity OF the situation In Franco
Is becoming more and more apparent
AS the determination of the Marshal to
yield nothing to the Republican ma
jority in the Chamber nianifests itself.
Republicans insis, on a Republican
Cabinet. The Marshal, though will
ing apparently to take a moderate con-
rervalive one. will ave nothing to do
with radicaliSIm, by which term he
designates even the most moderate
shade Of Rspublicsnism.
LONDON, Nov. 10.
Constantinople dispatches deny the
report that Munkhtar Pasha was
wounded in fighting near Erzeroun
OIL Monday last.
ADRIANoPLE, Nov. 10.
The Arabian column joined General
Hermann after the battle Of Deve Boy
un. The Turks lost there $500 in
killed. wounded and prisoners, and q
great part Of their artillery.
MONTREAL, Nov. 10.
w. p. BARLEY Il Co.. iron founders.
have failed. Liabilities are Sl5O.OOO.
Their suspension is due to the failure
OF the hard ware firm of Muliholland &
Rakpr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-11

Some time ago there Was . good deal
Of talk about . compromise between
Sutro and the mining companies re-
garding the question Of draining the
Comstock. A committee, composed
Of Supsrintendsnts OF wide experiences,
was appointed to ascertain the cost OF
raising the water with pumps, the
figures thus obtained to be used as the
basis Of the proposed settlement with
the Tunnel Company. The report,
according to the STOCK Exchange, Is q
very interesting one, and valuable 10
we'll. of course, they End that the
cost of pumping varies greatly. Fol-
instance. 1t the Ophir, Mexican and
Union mines. it costs an average ol
SlO2 IS per day to raise the water from
the various levels; ct the Imperial II
costs about . mill per galloz; at the
Overman, about 4 5ths Of = mill; at the
Caledonia, 3-l0ths Of . mill; at the
Justice, l Sd Of mill; at the Balti.
more American, about 2 3ds Of a mill
and 1t the Belchsr it costs SIG 40 pei
day to raise an average of 26S, ls5 gal
Ions from the various levels.
But the average cost Is found to b<
much below what was generally tie
lieved. An estimate Of the exact cos
VI raising 1000 gallons 100 feet will b
the basis adopted for the estimate o.
the total cost from the tunnel level
and, from present appearances the
monthly sum to be proffered to Mr.
Sutro for tho use Of his tunnel viii
not como up to his figures tabou
go. OOO) by some $4,000 or $50. 900
The Superintendents repudiats the
idea of = compromise. They intenc
to offer Mr.. Sutro . certain sum, bxseC
upon the quantity of water drained By
the tunnel, for the use Of it. II b,
will not accept, then the COMMITTEES
will study up other methods OF getting
rid Of the vat at reeuced cost.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-11
Foam OF slse Aea.

Mecrschaun pipes, ambers and fitting ma
~terials. imported direct and cold under the
fullest guarantee. ut the GOLDEN RULE
STOkk. ms
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
SUNDAY, NOVA Der n. 1871.



finder this head the Sstcer STATE
draws some rather hard conclusions
about Congressman Wren. W. be-
ltsvs our Humboldt contemporary,
Enthusiastically perhaps. does Mr..
Wren IN injustios. II we understood
our Congressman sright. he never. ss
any time, Endorsed the Administration.
The Interview reported In the appeal
did not corrsctiy represent bis views.
Il RI picked up BY . reporter Of that
Journal In . running conversation.
many statsmsnts being made by Mr..
Wren to draw out those with whom
he was converting. At least, We have
heard that II wss In this way that the
Appeal got him into print. But here
10 what the Ssiccr State has n say
about his attitude on certain important
questions:
Hon. Thomas Wren, Representative
tn Congress from Nevada. appears TO
Tea worthy successor OF the great
Woodburn. A few days before Conk-
LOG expressed his opinion Of the
Hayes idea Of civil service reform, Mr..
wrOn unbosomed himself tOa reporter
u the Carson Appeal - being in full
sympathy with the Administration. A
few days amer the CoHkling gathering
q Rochester Mr.. Wren experienced .
change Of political sentiment, and 10
IN interview with . reporter Of the
Eureka SENTINEL, endorsed the views
Of the tufted New York Senator. Only
short year ago be was an en-
thusiastic advocate of specie resump-
ton. and, while stumpi0g the State
spoke in favor Of that measure. Now,
in the House Of Representatives. his
vote 10 recorded In favor Of . bill 70.
pealiug tho Resumption Act. Mr..
Wren u the champion Hopper Of Ne.
vsda, and IL 10 not unlikely that he
may return to the State . full fedged
Groenbackor.