davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-11-30

@ebei MI i BpoIles Wer=
d ~ i b &tiosr bat man quite
8rin6e 81 Dermutben, oaB 5err 3oberi
4Hm. Baylor, Der 9err. wel4er Dor Ell.
niger 3sit ben &ibmonb "Gnquirer1
r%fauits, lih Elm 2sib aneetbaa bat. eenn
osrlelbs perliab &ihmonb Den 16. SO.
pember I'M nod New Sort gu eeben.
luabri6einIi6 um @elo aufiutreiben.
Na6oem er Iid in Nem Yort elm paar
Sage a%ufse1alten, cling er mod Snppn.
banod. Gl1eysGountp, 400 sr ben 24ten
t%intraf, bon bort nnbm er ben Oampfer
/ rad Greoerifsburs. Nm Boot beaea.
neta cr ben Serren u. s. &tfrienb BON
bier uno S. S. S@iblon. Superintenoen.
l. ten Der ,@oufbern GgpreB." nit oeusn
er wieoer in Gi6mono am "a. eintrnt
felt Der 3eit bat mat ni1ts mleoer Don
ibm seleben.
Ran MID milisn. baB er einen 2spol'
.ncr nno cine S4a4tel Morpbin Yilsn
bel iid bate.
Gcin 9ruoer. Col. 8aDlor. 1T in Der
Gtaet uno bat Maes aufseboten, etuas
Gdbsres iibsr leinenNuIentbaIt Su erfab.
rem. Sic Gomilie idwebt in srobsr
9nsi.
, 1877-11-30

Nufrubr inoer Ctr Sail.
'Mitt,pob Madmittag. ole Der Soften
gang in Der Sail wiebsr oneefommsn
mo ibr glIen u%erssbrten. ,uuroea DIE
GeyIe iebr larmenb. Deputy Sergeant
&annon cling binein nno befcbl ibnen
lid rubig 81 psrbalten, bod bic 8nnbe
aebordte nidt uno larmte nod mebr;
einise madten iogar orobenhe 8emer.
funsen. Ser Sergeant pfiff cinmol hos
3siden Den 6of gu pcrlaien uno III lire
3elen Sl seben. bod es lplroe nidt 9es
hor6t eoraut CAB Der Beanie ibnen 3
Minuten 3eit f%ortSuoebsn. wioriaenfa0s
ct feuern wiiroe; nadnsm bic 3cii uer-
itriden. iboB er Iein piItol in bic 2uft
oh, oieies brnbte lie onseinaroer, baum
fom Sadlon, Elm Wotroie, uuo 2 iarbise
@cfan9ene. tim gu 9iilfe uno %ordn9tsn
bic &erle in ibrc 3cQcn. Sic 9adoels=
fibrer, 6 al Der 3abl, murosu in Die
Dungeon" geltern 9ehrabt.
, 1877-11-30

8esnabieung. Ser @ouper-
,neur ~beenabiste a~sitern Sames 6 @onbe.
,welAer. neil er ouf William gais Sones
luabreao Der Sibuns Der lebfen 2eais.
latur 9eidoIlen batte. auf II Monate in
Die Sail uerutbeilt muroe.
9er@ouperneur laet. baB ieine9irafs
aeit beinobe beenoet lei. uno er bic Shot
in Der Der Nufresun9 beaansen uno
9laabt. baB er ieinen Sebler iebt .einiebe
uno binfiiro nit mebr ueberlesune bun=
beln ipiroe. oaber babe er, Der @Ouper'
neur, bas @eiu6 se,pabrt.
, 1877-11-30
frsitag 80. nouembsr 1877.
@tdnt NtbmDno.

i. Mi6tiduIbis. Sames 6. Spr.
ipeIder ,pdbrenb Der v6air" Elm Soi4en'
bud einem Wnnne ous Der Saihe 400.
uno istt feline 6trofe rofir in Der Sail
ablibt. ,puroe seftsrn in's go%lissiaeri&'
esbraAt, ,pesen elmer sweiten Stag.
ndmli9. ben Oberrof bes 6eren Wm.
$. Barfseale aug Gprb's Sntel 9eltdb'
len an baben. ba Der Gldser feii bebnnp-
tet, baB er ieinen Oberrod in SorSs
5otel Qelaiien. ober nidt oarauf IhmD'
rem pnllte. 10 IieB Ger &ihier Den 3pelr
fe1 gu @unltsn beg anaefIa9ten 9eItsr
unb lpra1 i'm bon Der Inflage fret.
, 1877-11-30
@eribpolls Bdher. G0ht

@eribpolIe Dii G0hit
inicrcIlont uni lelsnspsrib limb bic Bii.
der, psl6s BON DER ofntihsn oeilnntolt,
(@srmon Msoicnl Snhltut) il ct.
2puis, MiHouri. bernuS seseben wcroen.
Die Shriften Iino in flarer uno
It anolite Spra9e absefnbt
uno entbolten Die i'd It 6alle
Der ,pertbooll1en &atbihldee.
oeren Ysfolsung 5auienoe in ailen
Stonten uno Ssrritorien bieles QanoCs,
2eten, Slid unb @e,nnobelt %pe.canfen.
nahocm lie dhrcIon uno verge
bens Silfe stiudt baitrn.
rYriifet Mles uno oas Bette bebaltet! !"
, 1877-11-30

Gin Manu fidt feline Srau.
8. q. 6apnes mar seitern in Dem Yoli-
seiseridt. an9eflaat ieine 6ron nit eli
mem Me1ier gefio6en au boben.
Grau Sayncs wor Die ein5iae 3euain.
Sic iosts. boB ibr damn in bolb be.
roui6ten 3ulonoe bsrein oetommsn lei;
ie babe bas Sinh ouf Dem S6obe 9e-
habit, p,lhes er BON ibr nebmen wollie,
iie pioeriebte lid uno in Dem @treiie
babe er aug 8srieben ibren Mrm nit
Dem WeeIier, womit er eincn 9tod &C.
idnitten, sstrofen. iie in ibrer Muire-
guns babe pieleiAt serufen lno 2drm
~ssmoht, bod oauph wilie Iie ni1ts
'nebr.
Do lie Die ein3isite 3eusin in Dem
Sale par, 10 wnroe Der @nssflaste emit
.%la5jen.
, 1877-11-30
epueftipnen bon Brieffa1en.

goh aalten an ten atpei tsIonberen meos~ .
%t'Ss aus SStsrnf'tsn tsfannt THb, 5:45 ms
- y. w.. 800 utb 600 81. aR. EN-
ta9s-5.M y. ". O'""'
~ nm 0stettaaen - 5.45g g. SIP. unn
~ no1 u. If. Son allen anbern Staten tperbsn
St SstsF' aus Sem &adpey Der 1raoer oho..
90 Gm,i'ss @tWnbens SO. ". bis GAO
7 y: ~ n Gem l. 1srI b's 1. M%epembsr, psn
a.oc .. w. bic 7;O0 q. ". @sIs. s.nmei-
,Haes'9t &C I'VE bon 9W. ". Bis i 81. ID.
A.pce y 1a' r'9irsirts griefe ohsn ron 8 8. 81.
, 1877-11-30

Bag 9 ei uor / d g nit Dem
6ultsn. is bciBt bsn Goo einlaoen
tuclln Die Rettun9 usrldunt miro. Stllle
ben Sulsn; belle Die 9unaen; e%ntferne
ieoeu Jiei, pon Der Vuit.0bne, uno Die
Wnlfrenarus beim 2Itbuen, butd) 0ale's
Nouia bon anoorn uno Gbcer. Weniae
Doien bewirfen cine uoufommere Sel:
lung.
Fife's 3abnid)mer,ensI ropien beiicn
in riner 81 mute O,eicllcn fino bri ol'
len 4rogui!ten III befommeu.
, 1877-11-30

Ribmono. Oolf Riucr unS Gbeiapeafe
" Gilen6abn Company.
Sabrplan Der 3dse.

Our6 YaHaat.re. =
500 r. @ gesfdgl aitmsnb 7isnaao. Sonnsraas
nno SonnabenD. Osrbinbet IN SpeH
Toint nut benz & arnpfer 5apana" fir al,
ls muaits an tenn sjrrf Aiper unb Baiti.
more. anianftin baltimore I'm So. 81;
%ssrSlntet NIT gsbnlinien I'll @Dafttuston,
pbilabtlpbta, Neu yprf, Bsfcn unb ale
psttil9en Yuaite. 8sibtnb t nit 3uoe.
fer Rt1mpno unb Tetersture uab. Gbela-
peafe anb Stir Glfeabatnen.
OurG Gra1t.
500 V. VI. Uarllst Ridmpnb Gtenffaa, 1ounrrffnc
~ Sennabsmn Ma6t y.rbtneunssn m /
2 3 tn a0eft 9ciat fur Slut. aannuns
gen. baltimore UNI aIe @reat d,et Yunfts.
Mta9i VerbtnonH8en tn Rtdmonb MT. 81.
gen Ser Nt9fnonb uab SanYiae. 81 dlnrnb
nne petsretura, unb GBefapsate unb Opip
Gtfenbabnen.
Vofal p~affagiere.
500 2. ~. gsrtast Siamsnb t1sIts (sOnniaasaus
8fHOlnacn)
2rfal Gradf.
200 .. ". @erfd6t @ldmOnb mon,au. sRuth,aa,
Inb tretIas. Wadt ger2tnfun en- IN
2gstt gptnt nit REM Dampfir nSN9d fur
Sus Sanoutasn an ben WiattrUni rnb
Daa unfp Gla1er.
Dnr9 paffasiere.
1000 9. 81. gnfunft in Rtam sab oienfco. 9orner
tag uib 2 oniahcnr. Wadt gerbintun
gen init 3deen Der Ridlnsnt IT. b wetsrs
bur8 UNI ebafapeafe unt Ohtp Gt{entab'
Msn ger 2an'pfer .u5ardna" perlGt'
oaittn,crc ron pie t44 Eight Ctr Sion.
t@1. Rltffno6 unb Treitag UNI 4 q. n.
;Id@ gerstnrunsen nit 3astn Spi ph Ia,
fetsp a. Mem gcrf uab .peftt ZEN pldsen,
M tn 216it goiitt rnti 5usen fir g~idbuoue
une BEN Siben.
Dur6 6raGt.
6.t5 q. N. Infanft In &id nnr b 9irnaou. 9nruer.
tag uns sennahenh. WlaGt Bs1binbun,
cen In Nef gp,nt nit benz Danpfer per
galtttnpre. g2dtt 0trb utunaea init btr
migmpnp tinS 4 anSiue. 6ifrnpnp unb sc.
t%srsbnra, uab ebeiapeafe unb Sbtp @tfen.
Gctal p~affagiere.
f0i00@. 81 @nfunft TIT Hidtnpnb taali6 ausoenonp,
men Spnntas, Matt Wati Sunetr
nit ben &tdmrut unb petsrsburo, Uni
efe'dpsdte lnb Sbiu e fentabn
3pfaf HraGt.
1905 y. 81. Infanft In Ridtnpnb WFoutnp. Mi,,s,s Al
anc Nrctta8. Ma 1T 9srbinbunaen in MI
pell1 nut Gem Z dn1pfer .SGs@ son ben Gar
eIilasn her Miatt won't nd gamunf.,
Seine Sratt nod pfer BON @1ds,n Satl,t bon Sid
NHeft pint mad Miloutd.
Die ntesriGten 9reife, spr14tias 9antb
bure uab @ ,efits etI earant 1T
"Ibr u8b. Bills Of lat,as" NIT aarantirtsn Wote,
~segeten. -
,Sabrtarten irert'n %pe:fuuft fir aae nSrsliden, IN
lihen i,nb ~yefliten IGben '"
~, E~apitdrte ST. baben IN Ger General Gifeubdbus eide
9aentur, o26 Wldt IT,. I'M GS rae 6ptI inn on
Segot ecr Sentpaenie Gde Der %. ans lpd Strrags
ID MN $. :. DOUGLAS, eupt.
, 1877-11-30

Dub. unb 8ettas. IS ideint.
boB Die 2eute bier einieben. boB lie se-
mug 3cit baben. ibrem Sh0pfer 81 ban.
fen uno nuf felnsn egtra 9ettas ni6t Ill
wart.n baben. bsnn eeltern ipurnen bier
bon Die Burger Die @siddfte 10 reael-
mdei9 beiorst. wie an ieoem anberu
Sag, nur bic &eeierunssbeamten mad
ten einen freien Sag uno bas 3oabcus
uno bic polt paren seidloHen.
, 1877-11-30

n6air." Sic u6air" Deg Granen.
'Dsreins Der ct. Sobannis @smeinoe
miro iebt beiiimmt Moutus Den 3. Be.
Sember ibren Nnfuns nebmen unb 6 So
gen bausrn. Sic Sanaer.6a1e, in
wslder Die nSair" ~abaebalten miro 1T
aui's @eidmaduoaie auseeihmiift. UNI
mir limb iiberseuQt. oob iie elnes DER
i66niten isin wire, Die lie bier nbssbal'
ten.
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trusr Alarm-G elsaraph.
Nlur N, = & & # e \.

"0 " " IA ! Ne
70. Q @rRe Yslisei @tatios.
No. 3 3meite yoIi3ei station.
~. Critic yor3ei sta,ivn.
no. 3 Sprtssnbaas. 3ts Stsase, noss
8rcab.
No. 6~ScUf anb sattes eoals," gruos
SsraBe, atpilden Der 9tsn une Totem.
So. z Sprissubaus. Drain ctr. uata
Der 20.
20. 10 @aswsrfs, &udetis.
30. 1-3 Gde Der t2ttn unb Main ctr.
Np. ia Ode Der 10tsn umh gsrb ctr.
wv. 10 Ode Der 1isn unb Carp Str.
NO, 10 @de Ser yine unt Niain ctr.
NO. II Gds Der 2Saen umb Glay ctr.
No. ri Gde Der 25ten uni 9enable @tr
Nr. 2-3 ode Der 17teu unt MarlbaQ CIR
Mo. "a Gds Der 17ten unb Malbinotsu
ctr.
SO. rs MetrcyOlitan Gifsu. @erfe. Z
ctr.
ITO. 20 Gee Der Stem unb Main CIR.
No. 81 gde Der 14ten unb Drain Ctr.
Mo. SO Gde Der 25ten uns Grain ctr
80. ga Gds Der 13t'n uns Carp ctr
No. 3-5 Stabtilhes %@rmenbans.
SO. 3-6 1repesar GilsnsW esfs.
10. Al Gds Der 9tsu unb 9eis ctr.
no. a 2 gruab StraBe, de Sail Map.
Np. a-3 gds Sprins uab Yins Ctr.
20. As @fe ct. Sames unb Duual or.
Mo. 4~6 Ssr Beabrus, 25He ctr.
No. ST. S%priBenbaus, 10 Ctr.
No. 5-2 Sns Sa Clap nm G,ilmer ctr.
No. 5-3 Gds Main unb Mid. alcnRr.
, 1877-11-30

Yrsis. 9 9 ieBen. Gin Yreis'
SdisBen fir cine pru9torae sOloene
WisoaIle miro bsrte Nbeno I'm s ubr
in Der Greeomoor S%hie6aoaerie, iibsr
8oli's Billiard Salon i%tatlfinoen. Mae
2isbbaber pom Shieben iolten elele
Selssenbeit ni6t pOriibergsben lalien,
ibrs Gunit su bcwsiisn.
, 1877-11-30

aNe'ss otlietrfe y. porof IS Ter Ma,.H l cd
Hhefi'anuMDeR M"e Ia wy frirt, III elm oIoa
Hetres pIfbiirst 9t.rante Get g :rnener ecs gsebiu
ees pen Ter,, MseTieo ,llo hi>linem california.
70 ee Tfan,e rdd}i md acociht. sNie Sprtioea
aertte Kt9mIhehSircn oaiItlbe ~tejianris ais Elm
.'ttmnlant uo Siusetie in alien &rars
fsflen, irltbe Feid,e D,itSt erhc::fdMn. @,ner res
elGrnfhn''ier e~eritlSrn, wGbrene elmer o.unSrcin
fAf'D 'Nflfe uno &dlifnrtia per eini,en sony,n
ffhhlf bon t1nsi' fp%anifa,tn Slater inter Scns lie.
gu yer ~eriDrts9entri eas SrioinaIs @ccn Der
eneerelfan9- ~ie GigcntAiimer St1tlhct nif.sir,a
% Gem all0f. neinsn aublis,m in Ser S%9jInuno. not
MIR anertanntcr aEcrip an eei Gi{t. 90 filler
Sesans, eurt, Gahraud5 ar esr onantitjtn Siit.
3sls'i0rrt irsrSr. "a fs leet ,euot Gne. tas sielcs
peii'hlttss oils Gin Mcbfthater e. !RcniDNeit oui.
nun Gsiie unfeftborcn GiGenMhafttn erreiisr
!W 9.s-d Israeli, @eut, d)roriibcr ANcumatisn.as,
Hett"el'ff ASa,lsrfubt, S~fahilcn,, Solid, Shlruts
u'ntH get %ioiis Ger Miercr un0 urindre Sroone;
eege" Spspepia tno aNtc,hsire g drrld)e uno In
haue',' no Gle eebensfrlfe IL, oinfen pco, *,
at ftn WeeralTb rna 6 rfols beislbcn> .s@
G~'trattle6 uno uniihcrtroTc,. y
Sic W'crifaner haIten cs fir Elm ctio.,,,..
a'un'iftsl ren Gcurbutie.
@ebrona,s Nr,o.ilnna.
=. Elm 0iuretic sineu GflFfI .nr Il, s,n,,e
~*e'nG'iie pol Underwater Sreinlat ess Saos. pr
~ "ah'ieit. NE elm Gtimutant v,r eincm
ealetn BIZ gu eire,n aarNn sSeinola,. -au NIT etu
nen'a @afer 70 Oft ats nrthia,-
sf9nnnire Zen Gis9ei auf Gem Gtc,,er {or,f5.
~ unS ~ISssjsuss SID, sesh oahrlbe sorpsr nidt
ssbrpdNn. ""
a9l'e' 3'rns nire Don o.. esGnsannsrn fir IN
ksrfn s -afd,sn 'ino siikn hnblt es,a 0tesItsa
%f1desbraGi rpslesrA
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mafbinensEabrif

WQe WafAioen. Mrbeiten unc nle Nvteu
Mai1ineu ttnp &sparatureu tperfcn O.. aat.
Mae5 mas in has Maidinen.Ga9 fGlast 1T
tets ppfratbis.
Mae Itlen q GbmafGtne en- tpertsn In
Srcruns setra1t. @lIiptic Mdbma-
i&tnen NapeIn gum @erfauf bel
Slpat, GrpsfeY II. g.,
SO. t422, l424, 1926 u. IA 8 eoru(r.
unb Nu. 10 Mnp IS Glib i5te ctr.
239 N'4m4 ne. "a
, 1877-11-30

Ser srFe Sdnee. @eiiern
M6eno fiel bier Der erite @dnee in bic
lem 9erbts, belt jeoo4 niAt LANCE an.
, 1877-11-30

Cob ldlob seltsrn Mittay in NeW
Dort nit l03.
, 1877-11-30
Neme Wnjei9en.
@reis= Gbirfe Z

5eute, Treitas Nbtnt, I'M s ubr, wire in
Der @retcmOcr S%diefsaIetie, iibsr sci g
Billiard Colon, cine prahtpr1e aclbene VICE
battle arsaeihU1cn, Ri Richmond Rifle
Team" ure anec { Sbusen, wsrpen all oam
prstsl9ieBsn Tbsil ntbmen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-24
Application for Patent
TO THE ADAMS AND FARREN
MINE.
NOTICE NO. 373.
NOTICE NO. 373.
U. s. LAND OprIcs
Eureka. Nevada. Apr;l %. III

hbASNo y ~s Apsh
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Phenix Silver Mining Company. by
its duly authorized agent, VIM. Arlington.
whose postofice address is Eureka, Nevada,
has this day filed his application for q pat
emit for $50 b.l0 linear feet OF the Adams and
Ferren mine or vein bearing silver, with sur
face ground 200 feet in width, situate, lying
and being in Eureka Mining District. county
of Eurekn. and State of Nevada, md known
and designated by the field notes and Official
plat on file in this Office as Lot No. ll6. The
exterior boundaries Of sold Lot No. ll6 being
as follows. to wit:
variation 1917 deg. east.
Survey No. ll6, the same being post Va. 3 of
". s. Survey No. 68. Carson lode, whence the
flagstaff in the town of Eureka bears N. So
deg; u min i'll; =. 9.2s5 feet. The highest point
W. 1851 feet. The Lawton shaft bears N. so
deg. ~ min. w, 8l4 $40 feet; and the Phenix
shaft bears s. Is deg, +, 2s2 ieet. Thence
to post No. 8 Of u. 5. Survey No. SO. Jackson
lode, $50 clio feet, to post marked No. 2 S.
Survey No. lls: thence. second course s. "a
deg. W. 100 feet. to the northwestern end line
TO post marked No.. 3 U. 5. Survey No. llo;
therce. third course N. 29N deg. W. zS0 Clio 1t,
to post marked MOI. u. :. Survey No. ll6,
the same being post No 4 Of U. :. Survey No.
81, Carson lodo: and thence, fourth course N.
"a deg. Il. 100 feet, to post No: |. tho place OF
beginning. SO much of snid Survey No. o8,
Jack son lode, as conflicts with this survey, is
excluded from this survey. Said conflict is
described as follows. to wit: Beginning at
post No. 6 of said survey No. 50, Jackson
lode, and rusninz thence. first course 5. 2a
deg. Il. A. 2-l0 feet to post No.. z OF survey No.
ll6, Ada us and Farren lode: thence, second
course, S. "A deg. w. 100 feet; and tbence N.
81 deg. h. ia 40 feet to place of beginning.
which leaves within tho survey No. lld
2 l5-lo0 a res.
This claim i. bounded on tho north by the
..l -. h. snrth bo tbA aoLsA
The location Of this mine is duly recorded in
thu Recorders Office of Eureka Mining Dis
trict, Eureka County, State of Nevada, on
page 63. in book d of said Mining Records.
Any. and all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF said Adams and tarren mine or
said mining ground as herein before described.
are required 70 file their adverse claim with
tho Register of the United States Land
Office, at Eureka. in the state Of Nevada,
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue Of
the provisions OF the Statute.
ap2i-J0d ID. Is. INN Ell. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-24
PACIFIC COAST.
FROM TIE BAY.
EPIDEMIC SMALLPOX IN HONG
KONG.
Arrest of a Batch Of Counterfeiters.
SUICIDE OF A LOCAL OFFICER.
Fatal Accident and an Important
COurt Case.

SAN Francisco, April %.
The steamer Alaska, which arrived
yesterday from China and Japan, had
two cases OF smallpox among the Chi
nese passengers, OF whom she brought
$50, the largest consignment for a year
past. The steamer was quarantined,
the sick taken to the pest-house and all
on board vaccinated. Probably the
company will furnish another vessel,
to which the passengers can be re-
moved, so that tine cargo, which IS
very valuable, can be landed immedi-
ately after fumigalion. The smallpox
is now epidemic in Hong Kong.
A Chinese prostitute died yesterday
morning in a building in the rear of
the old Baptist Church on Washington
street from the effects of an over dose
of laudanum, supposed to have been
taken with suicidal intent.
Henry A. Fox, Deputy Assessor of
this county, shot himself through the
head with suicidal intent on Saturday
night at his residence at 355 Clement
Ms street, and died from the effect OF
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-24

the wound early yesterday morning.
Deceased had been drinking heavily,
and his friends say his mind was at
fected at the time. He was a native
of Massachusetts, aged %.
Officers of the police force have
made a capture of counterfeiters. One,
Martin WEIGH. was arrested on 9th in
slant, and two others, Henry McGin-
ley and Michael Dunno, the next day,
all OF them being found with spurious
coin on their persons. Next day the
officers vent out about six miles on
the San Bruno road, and there, in a
solitary locality among the hills, found
w. Doty, a fourth member of the
gang, engaged in the manufacture of
the ~''queer." He was also captured
together with moulds, crucibles and
other tools. The arrests have been
kept quiet with a view of capturing
Other suspected parties, but it is now
probable that the others have secured
their safety by flight. The parties will
be brought before the United States
Grand Jury. The counterfeit coins re-
covered consisted of half-dollars,
quarters and dimes, a small quantity
of each. e
Thos. D. Fisher, an old man residing
on the corner OF Ninth and Folsom
streets, met with a fatal accident this
morning at his daughters house, No.
$40 Linden street. He was washing
the second story windows when he
fell to the sidewalk below, alighting
upon his head. His skull was crushed
and death shortly ensued.
In the Third District Court to-day
argument was heard on demurrers to
the answer in the suit o. the People of
the State of California VS.. Central Pa
citic Railroad Company, to compel the
filing with the State Commissioners of
Transportation a schedule of the rates
of freights and fares charged by the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-24

SENATOR BLAINE DENOUNCES
THE "~ARGONAUTS" STORY.
He Thinks it Must Have Been Writ
ten by a Lunatic; Which is
Rough on Pixley.
Decentralization of the Stock Elk.
change.
NEW YORK, April %.

/ NEW YORK, April %.
Mr.. Fish, late Secretary, has declined
q reception by the Union League
Club for the reason hat his return to
this city is undecided and a recent af-
Fiction withdraws him from public &C.
c~asions at present.
A Herald reporter called on Senator
Blaine Yesterday, who said: II am not { O
be interviewed" With regard to the
changes in Louisiana he said he had
nothing to say. To the query whether
the leaders Of the Republican party ron,
templated a movement regarding
Hayes action in Withdrawing the
troops from Louisiana, Blaine said it
was not fitting for him to answer that
question at present. The San Fran
cisco Argon0uts story that he has pre-
pared resolutions to present to Con-
gress for a inquiry into the late
presidential election, he said: "There
is not the slightest foundation for the
story. 1t is the invention of a lunatIc
or idiot"
In another telegram referring to the
Argonaut's story Blaine says it can't
be possible that anybody is ass enough
to believe it.
The editorial and composing rooms
of the Journal of Commerce were ru.
ined by fire this morning; also the
valuable library of MI. Stone. Loss,
$25, 900; insured.
The Post says at the Stock Exchange
decentralization rules supreme. So
thoroughly has confidence in corpor-
ate management been undermined that
investors as we'll as spectators nave
taken the fright and to a greater or
less extent they are sacrificing their
property without much regard to
value.
Opinion OF a Southern Journal.
RICHMOND, April %.
The Dispatch to-day says il is folly
to suppose the Presidents action in
regard to South Carolina and Louisi-
ana will result in any Democrats
leaving their party to join the Admin
istration. The President has simply
followed the Democratic doctrine in
the course pursued, tor which he is
entitled to praise.
Suspension of afDaiiy Journal
MONTGOMERY, ALA, April %.
The Alabama Daily State Journal,
the only Republican paper in Ala
bama, has suspended. 1t will con-
tinue as a weekly issue.
RcOpeninS OF the Suspension Bridge
al Niagara.
NIAGARA FALLS, April %.
The suspension bridge has been re-
opened.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
AN IMPORTANT AND INTER
ESTING BUDGET.
Bad Roads Impede Military
Operations.
NOTES OF PREPARATION EVERY
WHERE VISIBLE.
Miscellaneous News.

WASHINGTON, April %.
C~ablegrams received by the State
Department indicate that there is no
possibility of avoiding war between
Russia and Turkey.
NEW YORK, April %.
The Herald correspondent at Con-
stantinople telegraphs that the Russian
vice consulate at Korsin, Asia Minor,
was nearly demolished by Turkish
soldiers.
At Constantinople, April 18th, an in
teresting race was rowed between one
of the Gettysburg service cutters and
the crack boat belonging to the English
gunboat Cockatrice. The course was
two miles up the Bosphorus and re-
turn. The Americans won by a third
of a mile. The English crew were the
challengers.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April %.
It is said that Layard, at an inter-
view with Edhem and Safret Pasha on
Saturday, censured the terms of the
Porte's reply to the protocol and reit-
Grated the warning that England can
not support Turkey. 1t is said he
touched upon the question whether
it was still possible to avert war. The
result of the interviews with the Turk
ish Ministers and foreign Chan ges
d'AGaires, especially with Mr.. Nell.
doff, the Russian representative, is,
that . pacific solution is impossible.
LONDON, April ~.
The Vienna correspondent of the
Times says: According to advices
from the Russian frontier, the Cars
troops are moving slowly ON account
Of bad roads and bad weather. Rou-
manian roads are in such q hopeless
state that three weeks are named
as the shortest time in which they can
be made fit for heavy military trans
port. The conviction has gradually
dawned that a far larger force will be
| required for the task which Russia has
before her than was first prepared. II
| the news from st. Petersburg is to be
trusted an order for the mobilization
of the whole army has been actually
| decided on. Whether this is to be the
case or not 1t Is certain that since the
troops in Bessarabia began to move
! toward the frontier the general move
ment of Russian forces began south
ward and westward. This is for some
every eventually. Russia thinks il
necessary to have at her disposal
a much larger force than until lately
she deemed sufficient for the object
she had in view. 1t will require weeks
if not months before these forces can
be dispatched to their destination.
| There is therefore very weighty mill.
tary motives for not pr~ecipitating mat
tors. Mr. Layard will once more en-.
desvor to induce the Turks to make