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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-18
sTocx REPORT.


Ann fNlchSsO "
san Francisco, January II.
MORNING BOARD.
1865 ophir- 1917 1917 is II \ 1sAb3o
Io.5 Gould and Curry 81 ga 9oAblo
Wy p5 Best and Belcher- 2sh $50 2ss
Az California-40a 404 40 3gA 39's $50
4ilo Con. Virginia-3s S71a 8sh S7H
800 Chollar-53 "a 53M $3.50
63o Crown Point-5A 81 5% 81
975O yellow Jacket III III III 1917 1917
2bi5 Impcrial-la 145c l4212c l4oc
;l5 Kentnck so ga
5as AIpha -l5s96 10 Is l5%
$40 Beicher-9SA Ga "a 9i4sS0
u y s iN,evada-st4 7 Ga eAsoo
80 Utah-l2 1874
80 Bullion 49,
T45 Exehequer-48 ia "A
205 Seq. Belehcr-52 81
GSj Uyerman-7S7jsa ~ 7s5
EVENING BOARD.
70 Kaymond & Ely-i% "A
SIS Eureka Con. %i0b5 1871 Is lsA lsb5 III
g7o Boimont--3l 3S
200 Rye Patch TIC
5gi N. Bellc-24 2i14 24Ia az
100 X X Con.-3h
$40 Leopard-3A 5S3H
20 Gila-50c
100 Hussoy Zoe
$50 Gen. Thomas-27c 25c 27Hc
80 Manhattan "a 10 ga
1910 Modoc-5 IA
500 Geddes and Bertrand-2A
$50 New Coso-4% a.
1906 Justice IL liz l0& l0As3o
20 G.. Chariot-IS
80 Leeds - "a
coo Snccor-40c
90 Union con.-slsS SIS So ss
2SS Julia-i 1850 ~
80 Caledonia So 81 OF SO
100 Baltimoro-IS Ia
80 $. ilill-4z
100 bayton-iL
so New York-60c SOC
10 Shcridan-2is
100 Aita-l&
81 Woodville-50c
$50 Lady Wash.-ia Is
100 Kossuth-is
375 Andes-lj0c IN IA
400 Wells F~argo-5c
100 Leo-7jc
iis, n. Con. ya-5jc soc
- Pro,peei-39c
1850 T~rojan-65c
30 Bert 4 B~eicher-26lz 2sH % 2e'a b5
40 Con. Nirglnia-8Ss 3S57Hb5 3Sbl0
Gfj Mexican -i5lj14 l5is 1853
6i3 CaiifornEa-3j 49, 3SA $50
20 Bullipn-e4
80 Gotad Il Curry-9}s ga
street Quotations.
TaIifornia-9S bid $50 asked $50 sales
Con. Virginia -35A bid n , asked 334 sales
Best K Belcher-4s bid 2j4 asked % sales
Escheluoi ~ bid
Mcxican-l5 bid
Crawn Point 5s bid
Iolch r-g bid "a asked
taledonia-SI9 bid
Ghollar-12s bid 5iaskcd
Alpine La bid l5% asked
letlpw Jacs tt bid
bullion S bid
Eureka Con. -l7I2 bid
1~lphir-I79 bid Is asked Is salcs
:. Nevada 90 bid ask ed
Ials and Norcross ~ bid ~ asked
Gould and Curry 9!s asked
Justice-lltq asked
L MON Con. ~ asked
New York Board.
NEw Yoak. January II.
Gro Alrhs-iS 20H
100 best nnd lielchcr-SI%
.d1 liullion-gN
.Nl Clevc.and-g<9A
100 Con. y. Slope-l2
20 Grown Point
~ Grant-66l "a
go Hale & Norcross-G4
l0 MsIican-IS
10 Raymond and Eiy-5ts
80 s. iliil-hA,
80 SayHgc-7S
80 Union ton.-l0
80 Yellow Jacket-i2S II .
100 Gould and Curry-il1s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-18

SANTA CLAUS has opened his jsweled head
quarters at J. Straus', on Main street. whore
holiday presents can be had at bedrock
prices, and where the quality and quantity is
unsurpassed in Eastern Nevada. I'm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-18

ALI orders left at the barley mill. or Eglc-
ston's dray stand, will be promptly at.
tended to.
OFFICE-North Main street, next to the
Iron Hall.
Eureka, January 4. 1877, ja5-u
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

FRtI0Hr AND PAssENGERs.-P
Water has kindly furnished us the fol
ewing manifest of down freight and
xs.sneers by the Alaska Passengers
Ma A. Kidd. George d. Arnold,
Ms J. T. Bryant, J. W. Hunt. Mrs.
Clspcey, Mrs. II. ID. Hill, Sam HendIy,
4 R. Tracy. N. Barney. John j. Nc
C,lus. Mrs. DR.. Mackey. Mr. Crosby
md son, W. ]. Moore. S. e. Woodruff,
Al Smith, and ten others in steersge.
RnigAt-From Puget SOUND ports to
san Francisco. Tacoms-1967 bales
hops, 400 bundles slaves, 1881 bar
nL hsdh u hides, els sacks Of oats;
case merchandise. From Port Town
spd--l024 sacks potatoes, u sacks Of
uheat, cs shoes. II hides. l bale skins.
| empty wine pipe. From Seattle
1851 barrels salmon. ! bale leather. 2
boxes turs. 81 bales hops, 2 boxes hard
ware, $40 cases of salmon, 2 boxes Of
merchandise 100 sacks oats, 1929 sacke
paatoes
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

- We were mi.informed With -.
gard to DR.. T. c. Mackey leaving for
nome de went to Tacoma to send hi.
FAMILY to San FRANCISCO on the Alaska
As lie MAS informed she would not cali
h~e on her dpwn trip. The doctor
says thugs are lively At La Conner
Ahey are building photograph gallery
and saddle and harness shop. in add.
ton to the Improvements mentioned bv
US few days ago, and they wan, .
OAR Der and shoemaker very much. A
good chance will b. offered there
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20
llILI INTELLIGENCER.
..,urdsy. October 20. 1877.

LAYING on TIE STILI.AsUAMIsH.-
:. Frank Ledger, former resident of
. ~ now Of stilIagnamish valley.
s-.homish county, WAS in the city
% sasy for the purpose of soliciting
yaao.,. ia of the work now in pro-
ss'a - clearing out the big jam in the
s,;I.gusmish river. hls list was sal a.
r'so;, n two days canvassing in the
ss.;;'s'.ueu !. settlement at home. The
Nn, : most commendable one and
DC .,.d to all practicable encourage
sa.'1f+ ,om the people Of Seattle. Mes
sen v,.pk Ledger. Jesse Jones and Jno.
~ a..hsvs have been hard at work since
s ! inh Of June last. at their own
y 80. and have already been out
. ~ q, tools and provisions. having
~ 70 work in the first place without
ousrsntee whatever. intending
W .h . that they were in good
= - before asking the peo-
4. sos any cooperation. Though they
|, srpecssd to get some logs, they
=. ~ .here is not a log in the jam worth
-. .;.e This jam is | 800 feet in length,
.,.,sa Eve miles from Stanwood late
cs.syilIs) at the mouth of the river.
-, this obstruction is removed
80, can ascend the river twenty
- niles through a magnificent valley
.,.aining thousands Of acres Of tillabls
IA besides abundance of timber Of
4, best quality. Mr.. Ledger says he
!. besn up the river sixty miles. the
- thirty five miles Of the distance be-
20 not Davigable for steamers. and
issd good land all the way up. Ten
|. ,velye claims have been taken up
1--we the jam since this work was
s.nenced. Previously there were
4, four settlers above this point.
fss vacant state of the great valley
/. been owing altogether to the pres
,es of the jam. These enterprising
,;ooeers above named have already got
's,oueh one half the distance. and an
sber three months work is requisite
! finish It, though the winter freshet,
III render considerable aid. Help
,srm along. There are needy immi-
r,st, waiting to settle upon and inn
,roys these rich lands.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

DELAYED. We paid a visit to the
steamer Empire yesterday. and Capt.
Batter informed US that he would prob
lily have to remain here week yet.
.be had to give way at the coal wharf
Yesterday to the Webfoot. We fear this
rant Of dispatch will be apt to cause
Aaowners TO draw her off the route. rs
isvoald never do to have her wait over
10 weeks for cargo. The coal CON-
laay have been crowded with vessels
slely and the Empire arrived at al un-
hrtunatetime for quick dispatch.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

AMERICAN HOUSE.
IT Lynch, J W Burse. New Taco
ma; z. Bostrom, A Downer. Port Mad.
isou: + Ledger. NJ Mcdonald. Stan
wood; 4 6ommers. Seabeck; I II
Calkings. Tumwater; G W Cornell. W
Hamphill. d Lynch. W Jsyson, A
Green, G Gellersou. Woodstock, n b;
G W Crystal, Dalles. Oregon; 7 J
Haley. San Francisco; 5 Miller, W n
Robinson, San Jose; X Smith. Cali.
fornia; Mrs Sullivan and daughter. Z
n Bywater. wife aud son. Maine.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL
J Russell & wife. Rsnton; j Burns i
wife. Dumawish; d w Fitzgerald. Port
land: d X Barry s. wife, Mrs Stratton.
OLYMPIA; Rev Il Davis & wife. Port
Townsend; w + Brown. ID Longfsliew'
b Hill, j Delshsnty, Gamble; A Nc
Donald. Nanaimo; W F Stuart. Squsk;
+ Christopher. White River; J Hilton
snohomish; J Briggs. Blakely.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

THE FESTIVAL The Methodist
Episcopal Church, of this city, is now
s'der the charge Of the Rev. Mr.. Dill
%. formerly of Portland. He found
sas church and parsonage in debt. and
ne ladies' came to his relief with a fes-
VA at icsler's Hall last night. which
~ we'll attended by large number
our most respectable citizens. 1t
ma financial success, and the crowd
sp' coming and going until midnight.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20
" The steamer Nellie arrived las

" The steamer Nellie arrived last
night little behind time. Captain
Stretch reports the fog So thick on the
sound that you can't see the length of
the boat. The Nellie brought 500 cases
OF salmon from Muckil;eo canncry and
30 sacks OF potatoes for Geo. Edwards.
The salmon are in time TO 60 on the
Alaska, - she is detained here on ac-
count Of fog. The Nellie will not leave
this morning until IL o clock.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

i% The Messenger brought AZ pas
sengcrs on her trip down from Oiym-
pin yesterday, aud landed IS Of them
here. The Otter also brought large
number Of passengers, and the wharf ut
the time was crowded with vehicles
aud people.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

EY-. The house being constructed on
Main street for residence for Mr.. Den.
ny's son. is rapidly approaching COM
plction 1t is fnished in excellent style
and the lot is graded. When completed.
the structure will add materially to the
appearance Of that portion Of our city.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

THE COCHRAN CAsE.-The case of
Washington Territory ss Cochran hsy-
ing been decided against the defendant,
he has appealed to the District Court,
and as it looks at present it promises to
go just ~ far through the courts as the
purses Of the contestants will admit Of
1t may be OF some benefit to witnesses
aud jurors. however.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

aeciDEST To THE PHANroM.-Yes-
e'aay afternoon. while en- route for this
"! and OH Port Ludlow. the propeller
ssa0'om me. with the mishap to have
as msnhole to her boiler blown out
= YET nues demoralized. No partic-
~ aanage was done to the boat. but
ss eompelled to put into Port Lud-
= = moan whence her passengers came
pn the Annie Stewart.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

In HoC.-The boom OF logs over
which there has already been two law
suits, has been lowed back to the mouth
of the Duwamish river, where it is in
the hands Of the sheriff and will be dis
poseu os for the benefit Of the men who
attached it.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

COUNTERFEITs.-- Counter felt silver
coin has made Its appearance again. as
it does periodically. This time it is
quarter dollsrs. They are not clever
limitations and are easily detected, the
milling being very badly executed.
People only need to be observant to de-
:ect them Immediately.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

CHEEKY. - Yesterday afternoon .
man stepped boldly into the store ol T.
Z. Freeman and picked up caLe
seated chair which he carried into al
adjoining saloon, to replace one he had
broken there. Mr.. Freeman found the
fellow finally and. getting pay for his
chair, he let him off in consideration Of
bis being drunk.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

W- Mr.. Borren, whose advertise
ment appears in this issue, has just re-
turned from San Francisco. where he
purchased large stock of house fur
nishing goods aud bedding. He is an
old hand ut the business and has fine
stock Of goods. His place is on Cherry
street about opposite the pavilion.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

~ The Fanny Lake arrived here
about twelve o'clock last night. Hsr
detention was owing to the thick fog.
Capt. Hill deserves great credit for
bringing his steamboat through the
most intricate channel Oh the Sound in
tuch fog as he had last night. The
Fanny brought lot Of freight Of which
we were not advised. but she landed it
IN good shape.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

tW- Jameson yesterday handed in
his first batch of accounts to DO settled
in accordance with his notice in these
columns. Another batch. he says. will
follow in few days. if not settled
Lively business for Judge Andrews.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

:R- The ship War Hawk and bark
entine w. II. Deitz arrived at Port
Townsend yesterday, and on the sam"
day the schooner NJ. +. Foster sailed
for IIonolu,s.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

IL The bark Tidal Wave arrived at
Port Madison on the 10th inst. from
San Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

sN- The brig Deacon sailed from
Port Discovery yesterday for San Fran.
cisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

~ "ss. !. P. LUDLOW. Of Olympus,
preach in the Baptist church,
''ssins s ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

1frERiAs SERVICE. The usual
Slli be held in the Presbyterian
=. msrrow morning aud even
S.ss. D. ". Maefe. Pastor.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

d s'eaching at the Methodist
an Church. Morning service
D..;.a, = : evening service $50 p. NJ.
Vel Basley. Pastor.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

- The steamer Wenst arrived yes
a1ay with cargo Of vegetables from
: 0sss't river, consisting Of potatoes
su'nips. in all about ten tons. The
and Hamish country 10 prolific
!, nc natta- Of vegetables. the quaint.
I. n \. not only being INN ense
"'ae s'se aud quality superior.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

ak Alameda (Cal.) hdependent
! 'oas the return of Judge Graham
!, as ssur in Washington Territory.
~ pleased with the appearance ami
'essr Of tina. country"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

49, rkARs.--Mr. Z. b. Maple
~ y Yesterday some pears Of the
e. '.'e'y. three Of which weighed
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

- sAxks Cox. and engineer By
sr died yesterday at the Com.
.l Cause Of death. hemmor.
dsls stomach.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20

l am prepared to sell for CASH, or
on easy installments.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-20
THR wORKMAN's LIEN LAW,

Introduced by Mr.. Ferguson yesterday.
is voluminous and comprehensive doc
nment, drafted by w. H. White, Pros
ecuting Attorney. 1t makes special pro-
vision for enforcing the rights of log
gers upon booms of logs cut by them,
asserting the priority of elbow grease
over pork and molasses.
La crónica., 1877-12-05
sci Cronista" de Nueva York.

Este excelente peri0dico, que cor
tanto teson ha defendido duraute
largos sfos ell buen nombre de Es-
paha en- las Americas, anuncia que
deja de publicarse en- su numero
correspondence al "a del pasado
Noviembre. La Sra. Doha Isabel
Corchuela de Ferrer de Couto, viuda
de Don Jose, fundador de A Cronis-
ia, anuncia haberlo vendido. Las
Nouedddes, otro peri0dico que Sc
publica tambien en- Nueva York,
queda encargado de servir los com
promises de E Cronista y continuar
la %patriotica mission que tenia este
colega. La CR0NICA y FL CroniSto
han mantenido siempre las mas
cordiales relaclones, y no es sin SEN
timiento que vemos desaparecer del
estadio de la prensa espahola en-
America q nuestro colega neoyor'
quino. Esperamos que ell colegs
que toma sobre ST la mission que col
tanto patriotismo y teson sostuv'
H Cronistd, particularmente Ell
vida del insigne Sr. Don Jose Ferrel
de Couto, cumplira con bien la diff
ell y espinosa tarea que Sc ha i'm
puesto.
La crónica., 1877-12-05
I'll LECR A M A S.
RESUMEN DE LOS ULTIMOS
DESPACHOS.
EsTADos UNIDos.

San Diego, Nov. 30.--A las 4:3O
esta mahana Sc declare un incendio
en- la esquina de las GALES l y 5a. y
destruy0 propiedad por valor de
$500, cubierta por $4,000 de asegu-
ros. Ell fuego fue Ell ell centric de
los negocios de la ciudad, y es mila-
groso que ell incendio no fuera gene
raj. No habiendo viento, teniendo
aqua en- abundancia y gracias al
trabajo de los bomberos, ell voraz
elemento Sc limito q los tres edifi-
clos de las e%squinas.
San Francisco, Die. IA las
esta malana comenz0 q Hover, con-
tinuando por cosa de dos horas. De
Visalia, San Luis ObIspo y MERGED,
a%nuncian lluvias tambien. En- San
Diego y Las Flores ell tempo anne.
naza lluvia.
Sacramento Die. Bel Senado y
la Legislature han comenzado este
dia u s%esiones.
Washington, Die. Bel Presi.
dente en- su mensaje hace references
q la paz y prosperidad del pats y
ensalza la polftica referente al Sur
hacienda mencion de los beneficio,
que han resultado.
Ell Secretario de la Guerra, en- ST
iuf0rme, habla de la guerra con lol
indios; de las dificultades con Meji
coy de los disturbios de Julio como
senales que dan a entender que e.
necesariO I'm aumento del ejercito
Dice que hay necesidad de que la!
tropas americans crucen la fronte
ra mejicana en- persecution de To-
merodeadOres.
Ell World cree que la parte Ell qu'
ell P~residente So refiere q la question
de MEXICO es uno de los puntos i'm
p%ortantes del mensage del Presi
dente.
La crónica., 1877-12-05
FRANCIA.

Paris, Noviembre 30.-Segun los
mejores informes las negociaciones
para un arreglo lie la crisis estan
en- suspense. FL P~residente Mac
Mahon ha demostrado despues de
su entrcvista con Gravy y Pesquier
n disposition conciliatOria pero
antes de dar pasos era necesario CO.
nocer la actitud de Ia izquierda.
Hoy preseuto M. Lesseps al Presi-
dente las condiciones exijidas por
Gambetta, d saber: que ell derecho
de disolucion sea !suprimido 8 ejer
sido solo con la aprobacion de una
mayorfa de dos terceras parties del
Seuado. Ell Mariscal pareci0 irri.
tarse al OR este y dijo que estaba
fuera de lugar.
Paris, Dioiembre 3.-Los conner
ciantes y fabricantes preparan una
peticion al Presidente MacMahon
apelando a su patriotismo para que
Sc resigne a los deseos de la mayo
RIA. Los republicanos de la ~izquier-
ia tienen decidido no votar por
porcion hinguna del presupuesto
hasta que ell Gobierno vuelva por
la causa parlamentaria.
La crónica., 1877-12-05
Tiene bemoles.

Seis alos de eXistencia tiene LA
CR6NICA, seis amos de continue de
cir que Ia suscricion al peri0dico
debe pagarse adelantada, y sin en-
barge todavfa hay quien 10 ignora.
Doc Antonio Rodriguez, persona a
auien no tenemos ell honor de como
Ger personalmente, Sc ha disgustado
porQue hemos cometido Ell delito de
avisarle que debe por suscricion a
nuestro peri0dico desde Agosto L.
de 1877. Cree ofendido su amor
propio por clio: tiene bemoles que
sea herida su susceptibilidad por
tan poca osa la misma persona que
nc Sc ha inquietado en- 10 mas mi
nimo durante los cuatro meses que
ha estado faltando a una de las re-
glas establecidas de nuestra empire
So. PerO asf es Ell mundo: cuandC
mucho, cuando NADIA, y siempre por
10 ancho del embudo. Es trabajosC
pagan COT la misma buena volun.
tad con que Sc adquiere la deuda.
Ell 6r. Baez, agente de LA CR6NI.
Ca En- Ell Monte, nos da cuenta de
otro casa curioso Citamos ambos
para ense1anza. Nos dice que hay
I'm suscritor por aquellos rumbos &
quien no lie llega la camisa al cuer
pc por ell tenor de que su nombr,
aparezca en- la lista de tracaleros
Aun asl no Sc apresura a pagan. Sir
embargo, hemos adelantado algo
porque tiene dicho que 10 hara.
La crónica., 1877-12-05
LAS GRANDES NACIONES EN-
La EXPOSITION DE PARIS.

He aquf ell estado en- que Sc en-.
cuentran los trabajos de organiza.
clone que tomaran parte en- la Elk.
posicion universal de 1873.
Espafla esta terminando los eli,
mientos lie su pabellon agrfcola, y
principiando q levantar de terra 81
fachada nacional.
Suiza continua con actividad las
obras, principiadas hace tres soma
mas, de sus construcciones.
Inglaterra tiene terminate ell edi-
ficio que destina q maquinaria ay
rfcola y la mitad de sn fachada ma
cional.
Belgica tiene terminates todos los
trabajos necesarios para inaugurar
esta semana las obras de su exposi-
cion.
Ell Japon principiara sus trabajos
la semana eutrante, con so trabaia-
dores indfgenas que llegaran a Mar.
sella.
China envia SUI fachada compile
tamente hecha, Llegara q media
dos de Noviemdre acompanada de
20 operarios.
Persia terminara en- Noviembre
las obras de su pabellon.
Los Estados Unidos principiaran
q fines de Noviembre.
Las demas naciones 10 toman con
calma y no han dado aun principle
a sus trabajos.
La crónica., 1877-12-05

Ios humanos, vemos en- 10 que pasa
en- Fraucia ell tejido de las acciones
de los hombres, y al traves de sls
mallas la luz lie verdad que ilumi-
ma a TODD ell que agita en- la escena
de la vida. La repdblica en- 1899
fue sanguinaria; en- lS4S ~irrelexi-
va; en- 1870, cor la Commune, loca.
Despues de seis ahos marcha lenta,
sufrienio, peio iDfltrandose en- las
classes que la temian /: hoy la acep-
tan. Y como los Borbones son ma
los,y como los Orleanes les igualan,
y como los Bonapartes han des-
membrado ell pats, 10 afeminaron y
10 explotaron,eI pueblo Sc ha decla-
RADIO mayor de edad, conoce, con
Guizot, que ell trono Sc compone de
tablas forradas de terciopelo, y con
Guizot dice tambien ''que la repd
bllca es una de las mas mobiles for
mas de gobierno entire los hombres.n
He aquf la carta del Times:
LA situacion que stravIesa Fran
ella no ofrece semejanza alguna en-
Europa, nj ann en- China. Existe
IN gobierno que Sc titula gobierno
de la rep1blica; gu jefe es ell Presi-
dente de I'm pueblo cuys mayorfs
es republicans y cuyas dos CANA
ras constituyen uu Parlamento en-
ell cual dispone la repdblica de una
mayorfa de mas de Glen votos. Es-
tie Presidente, abrigando Judas acer.
ca de los verdaderos sentimientos
de Francia, dudas que sus favoritos
10 habian inspiradO, y habiendo
dido decir que los electores han ST.
do e~ngahados y arrastrados q votal
en- contra de sus opiniones, Sc re
suelve q i%nterrogar al pats. Para
evitar equivocaciones y para que
los electores comprendan bien iC
que hayan de hacer, Sc adoptar
toda suerte de precauciones, como
10 declara ell mismo Presidente ell
una proclama solemne:
"rened cuidado, dice, no os enga'
heis. TodOs los que estan conmigC
llevaran marca especial gu,
evItara la confusion. Los nombre!
de mis- candidates Sc os presentaral
en- papel blanco con ell endoso d.
mis- prefectos 6 su~bprefectos, magis
trados y funcionarios de todas ella
ses; y no debeis votar mas que q To-
asf d~esiguados 81 votais por otro
sera 10 mismo que votar por la re
pGblica. Reflexionadlo y no os en-
ganeis; no confundais al candidate
republican, con Ell que 20 os reco
miende.o
Al cabo de clnco meses de traba
jos ejecutados en- evitaciou de cual
quier error, Sc han verificado una
, elecciones, y ell pals ha dado q 10
republicauos una imponente mayo
: ria de mas 100000 votos contra to
dos los partIdos reunidos (: legiti
r mistas, bonapattistas, orleanista
y mac-mahonistas. Hoy sabe va e
Presidente de la repdblica, sin &c
nero alguno de duda, que gobiern
un pueblo cuya mayorfa es repu
blicana.
: (Continudrd).