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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT WAR.
ANOTHER SUCCESS OF THE
RUSSIANS.
The American Reception Of General
Grant in Paris.
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS.
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS.

PARIS, Oct. %.
The banquet given by The American
Minister In honor Of Gen~ral Grant
this evening. was q very brilliant ar
fair. The reception which followed
WAS attended by President MacMahon,
who wore the grand Gordon OF the Le-
gion Of Honor. The Marshal remained
an hour. A large number Of Amer
leans. the entire diplomatic corps and
the elite OF French society were pres
ent. The rooms we're beautifully dec
Grated. and the buildings illuminated.
A careful calculation shows the Con-
servative minority in the new Cham.
her of Deputies tn be composed of liz
BonapartisIs and 81 Monsrcbist].
BUcHARE>T, Oct. %.
Yesterday a body Of Russians car
ried the Turkish position Of Toliscbe,
west OF PlevDa. One Pasba, several
officers and seven companies of Turk
ish troops were taken prisoners, and
three cannons captured.
LONDON, Oct. 30.
A correspondent at Belgrade tele-
graphs that the Governor OF Bosnia
has informed the Porte that most of
the members OF the Bosnia proyis.
ional government are now on Austrian
soil, aud requests that the Ports apply
for their retirement. Russian en-
i~ssaries are active in Bosnia, aud have
succeeded in exciting fresh insurrec-
ton on the Austria Bosnia frontier.
VIENNA, Oct. 80.
A dispatch say raiis supplied by
Vienna merchan, = to the Roumanian
Government for a railway in Wal
lachia having been seized In transit
through Hungary, the Vienna Cab
met asked for their i'm msdists release.
The Hungarian Cabinet refused, al
leging that the rails were contraband.
PARIS, Oct. 80.
It seems now settled that the Cab
met is abandoning the idea Of resist
snce, and will retire by the 7th Of No
vember. or will merely hold office
long enough to offer justification Of its
policy In the Senate.
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uneasiness q the near approach Of his
death. Active remedies are admins
tered hyperdermically. but nourish-
ment thus introduced into the system
can not sustain life any length OF
lime. Hundreds Of infa,iible remedies
and prescriptions from all parts of the
country have been received, and letters
and kilograms by the hundred, testify
ing to the interest that is ielt for the
dying man. He no longer asks for
papers. and takes no interest In pass
ing events. His family and near rela-
tives are gathered about him. The
opinion IL held by some of his family
that he will live . week longer, but
this is very doubtful.
Aore Mormoa Converts.
New YORK. Oct. 20.
One hundred and thirty seven Nor.
mon converts arrived in New York
Yesterday, together with twelve mis-
siouaries. who made the fifteen hum
dred landed here from Er-
rope during the past year..
Probability shat elIogg and Eussis
will be Adsusssed.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 80.
As a result Of the Republican caucus
Of Senators to day, Kellogg and Eustis
are likely to be admitted.
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This Diva Of the opera, who recently
whacked and sacked" her husband,
the Marquis de Caux, is noticed in the
Enterprise in an extract from some
Italian Journal, in q little family his
tory, not all true. Signora PATHS first
husband was Barilli, that is true, but l
have some doubts about her having
abandoned him and her two boys.
both of whom 1 know well-EttOre,
not Piero, and Antonio-the former a
teacher Of vocal music in Philadel-
phia, and the latter IN New York, and
both of whom assisted i'm the educa-
ton Of the Patti sisters. Mrs. Bariili
may have been . washerwOman, for In
a country like Italy, where, especially
in Naples, all the washing as we'll ~
the cooking 10 done out Of doors. it Is
not improbable that the sensitive Ba-
rilli may have heard her hum some
pretty air az she beat out the family
linen, and taken q fancy to her tor the
voice, AZ tho elder Booth did to his
wife for her rcd and plump legs, which
he saw one winter morning as she
scrubbed her door-stsps in Baltimore.
I do not know their history further
than this: A great many years ago
the PATHS are no chickens-Max
Maretzec brought tn Philadelphia the
Havana Opera Troupe, and gave .
season of operas at the old Chestnut
street Theater. In that troupe were
the Psttis-that Is, Signor and Sisnors
-Baiiali. Salvi and others Of less
fame. Salvi was the best tenor eve
ON the American boards. except per-
haps Mario. / think there was . split
in the company on that visit, for the
PATHS remained In philadelphia, and /
can rememb Der all those sisters, and
have sung with Ut least W Of them In
Perelli's class and concerts n Musical
Fund Hall, whom they were girls OF
II or Is, and sang with the altos. Their
career 10 - we'll known TO every news
paper reader ~ 1t IL to me, and l only
write this to give my decided impres.
sion that Bsrilli. the first husband.
must have died before the marriage
with Patti. 1t IL very certain that so
far from the two boys being deserted
they came to the United States with
their mother, and are both educated
men and accomplished musicians, and
Antonio . distinguished composer.
George Comfy. the present basso Of the
Ettore, to whom I had the pleasure of
introducing him, before be could read
q note Of music. OF course / have no
sympathy with the Patti in her quar-
rels, nor do / pity her husband. When
. beggsrly Marquis marries an opers
singer for her earnings. and IN ambi-
tious priina donna marries . blsse
noblemsn for his name, 1t serves her
right II be robs her, and him right II
she whips him. Gazganiga and La
Grange were both victims Of the same
kind, and the Count Obsrt de Malas
pima, the husband Of La Grange. was
the lowest gambler and drunkard 1
have Y met. r.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
morton's Condition.
HE IS HOURLY GROWING
WEAKER.
His Physicians Tell Him he Must
Die!
CHICAGO, Oct. 80.

CHICAGO, Oct. 80.
A Times indianapolis s~gsec,al says:
Senator Morton is rapidly sinking. He
does not experience any violent parox-
isms. but grows hourly weaker, rally
ing occasionally. but after every effort,
. change for the worse II apparent.
This afternoon the Senator insisted on
being informed exactly - to his con
dition. Doctors Thompson and Wood
burn. his attending physicians, know
ing that II would DO uselesS to deny
the truth. told him he must die. Life
can not be sustained many days. The
ne vs. was received quietly and without
any Manifestations Of emotion, and
after . momsntary pause. he remarked
that he would rather die than live in
his helpless coadition to be- burden
to bis friends. He 10 perfectly con-
scicns and displays not the slightest
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When Adam was half through NAM
ing his descendants he got Tired and
said. Let's quit, sud call the rest
Smith,"
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NEW TO-DAY.
WANTED |!

A WOMAN WHO THOROUGHLY UN-
"A derstands washing and ironing, and
who can cook and do general housework. A
German or Norwegian girl preferred. Good
wages given. Apply At this Office.
Eureka, October 80. 1877. o3itf
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Carson City, October q Clara Elizabeth,
daughter VI Adam UhI, aged 4 months and
16daya
Gold Hill, October 27-John, son Of Phillip
Grau, agsd 2 years and 5 months.
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CIVIL ENGINEER.

AT wEsCOATT. CIVIL ENGINEER
N. and United States Deputy Miners!
surveyor. Eureka, Nevada. will attend
promptly to all business entrusted to bus
care. Once in Clark's building. up stairs.
corner OF Main and Clark streets.
Eursks. October 2, 1877. oSu
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NEVADA.
An Atsempssd Break ~ she state
Prison.

An Atsempssd Bresk ~ he state
Prison.
VIRGINIA, Oct. 30.
Yesterday afternoon q number Of
convicts in the p~enitentiary at Carson
attem pied TO break put They seized
Matbewson, the Deputy Warden, and
holding him before them tn iutimidats
the guards from firing. made . rush
for the gate. Mathewson three times
ordered the guards to fire. They fin.
ally obeved. severely wounding Ma
thewson and two Of the ~convicts. when
the others surrendered. No escapes.
Is Mr.. CoSKLINo satisfied with the
Presidential nominees for positions in
the New York Custom Housei The
gentleman will please write on the re-
ceipt OF this. otherwise we shall take
it for granted that he feels hufy.
The first steel pen was made In 1880.
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There are but few men or women
who labor blu. may. II so disposed. put
aside q part Of their earnings. The
temptation to spend what they receive
for their work IL great. for at best 1t Is
not large, and can easily be paid ont
for what seems the necessities Of life.
But the prudent nan or woman will
take from the wages q portion, be it
ever 90 small, aud put 1t aside for fu-
ture use. Sickness will come and old
age will steal along apace, aud IL n
has put aside nothing to provide for
them he mus become a charge upon
either his friends or the State. No man
with proper feelings is willing to be-
come q burden upon others, so II he be
careful and prudent he will have .
fund upon which he a draw when
he ID no longer able to work. 1t Is
therefore . matter Of the first impor-
tance that there should be provided
places whore he can deposit his raw
ings with . certainty that they will be
returned to him when he needs them.
The failure OF 30 many savings
banks during the past summer has
had tho effect TO make the people dis
trust all such institutions. Millions of
money have been lost by the failure Of
savings banks, and It is no wonder
that the people should look with sus-
picion upon every institution that
bears the name Of Savings" So
many Of them have been
managed by dishonest men. and
no much Of the money entrusted to
their keeping has been absorbed in
building fine houses and paying big
salaries to their officers, that the poor
man and the poor woman who wants
to put aside . dollar or W. for . rainy
day is apt to steer clear OF savings
banks. Now, while this IL natural 1t
II unwise. II would be better, per-
haps, II the banks with capital. and
which do . commercial business.
would open q department for savings.
Savings banks, like life insurance
companies. are trusted by those who
wish TO make provisions for the hour
OF trial. Tho money. therefore, depos-
tied in either should be most carefully
guarded and held as a sacred trust.
The man who would misapply or en-
bezzle it is no common criminal. but
one of the deepest dye. Severe and
condign punishment ought to be WIS.,
tied upon him, and his pame and
memory made infamous. The Spenc-
ers, and others OF that ilk, deserve in
generation behind prison bars until
they die, for they tool the money that
was intended to keep gauut want from
humble homes, and used il 10 crafty
either their wants or svarice.
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ALSO Kellogg makes exceedingly
long sentences. and Evarts 10 not alone
In . matter whereof the memory Of
men hath not the tension to reach
from extrsms to extreme OF those
points which the writer thereof would
pertieularly feel disposed TO present
in terms Of hyperbols, and In other
shapes too numerous to mention.
0tsod baek and give the man air.
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ATTEMPTED D8EAK AT THE
STATE PRIsON.

In our s~slsgaphic columns will Be
found an aocount Of an attempted break
ct the State Prison at Carson. Cap
tain Msthswson, the Deputy Warden.
was seized BY . number OF convicts.
Who made . rush with him for the
outer gate. The Captain with great
bravery commanded the guard three
times to are, which order was finally
obsyed. resulting In the ' wound
ing Of the Deputy Warden and two OF
the prisoners. This quelled the emute
and the nvicts retired to their quar-
tsrs. The courage and forethouzht Of
Catain Msthewson. In ordering the
guard to frs ct the risk Of his own
lie. proves o~onclusivsIy that he 10
lust the style Of man for the impor-
tAns position which he 20 worthily
oils. We hope his wounds are not OF
. serious nature.
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A TRAMP had such q fearful expert
ence while stealing q ride on the Union
Pacific Railroad that his hair turned
white in a single night. Now he will
be around begging money enough to
get q bottle of hair dye.
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AN exchange most truthfully says
Secretary Sherman shows good judg-
ment In one thing outside Of politics.
He gives two hours each day to read
Ing the nswspapsrs, and declares that
the snsrgy and enterprise Of the press
are amasinRs that It makes and con-
trolls public opinion. and can fairly be
called the third estate - potent -
either House Of Congress.
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Eureka, October -, 1877. oso-3f
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TIE dret luclfer match ~as made In
ISL.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the State and County Taxes for 1877 are
now due and payable at my Office at Tho
Banking House OF Paxton 4 Co., and that the
laws regarding their collection will b strictly
enforced. X. kYLANp.
County Treasurer and Ex-oficie Tax Collec-
tor.
Eureka, Oct. 10. 1877. ol7-u
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This medicine challenges the most profound at
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