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Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19
Sil @eitcOpOrdttcrc
Naaren 1877.
Darkness"

Salpbruter til Barefoot"
fem peb cHsntlist 9sercsb trapeSs &is
len 2:3t ~ pee ct pripat ! 2:21, pil I
Curtin Srcs. Yiperp=S table,
SeeCrab, Scwa, iaa til &fbsnpttslle frr
ct insitrGnfet antal scbe 5cppsr.
Sieen ct fra i0es @prl til lite Suli.
Yetinselie S15, beto!bar f5ee Warts
1873. &pis Scpperne afbanees fsr be
faa Ssl, ital DC aniees lem mse Sol.
Mne Pepper paa 6isrnes @effc.
"Sartneis's" Stamtaple :
"Darfneis" Blew fsbt 1866. Saeertn
par "sins 9erob," Websren en- Wcr'
gan %pppe.
SeffriucUe:
"Oartneis" er en- icrt oelt, 10 tRnb,r
be-, bar en- lmut Sp9nins 70 apb Scles
ming, o. otter It aars Scrisb trapeos ben
1 Ril 2:45.
Splfr diter "Oartnds" IT bef enbts for
fin Sfisnbee NJ itaar / bsi Vris, % sie
ren at en- 4saars 9ommel Scppe bar af:
'laast at mcbtaee $500 frr ben.
29-3m. Curtin * Vro.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19
WOrif SfrdcScrpGrtj,c.

Or. sans Sclben bar hpttet 1T
Sfr9Seerr9rtiteb til @aterfreet, liaes
c%oerfcr W. &. @afer & Bros 6cntor.
pan bauoler p9iaa meo bruSte alaeer,
cs bpis Ncsen sniier ncaet al bette
flags biHist. fan man 3eaeIsn erboloe
lamme / Nr. Neleeus @utii. Npe 3lR
Der icriGreiBes otter Wfaal fer fra So
si2, thinning" iberesnst. SIaoer
ren9isres. ait arbeice u~oisres acet ca
bui9t. % ON.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

Eories lefts fla op li9eiOm Neefbuue. "Soab nptter Oct
Of pbantaiere oa brcmms; Der mao t0nfes 90 banoles.
Spao fan leg MI for GJempsI siers Der pnu Sieoet ?"
Com ON Sporet FOB itrepet iorau BAN, toe ban 9ampen.
git tno 8ontoret % gan ia Ill at sitsrier Iultene. 9
Npftcps Ynlt laa Bigger. 8e9nin9G Oo Yapirer btn
ftiennsfs Srben, Os ct u~lnincsiet 8iit paa 5inecne
O~petposbs BAN itroy ON, at al pibers Seeen Der pilbe
bare f~Orsinpss. Msb en- psltirecs Shine Iuffebe ban
igien, % 9it iii Nbams Bult, boor ban bnrtia Tom til
ba famine 8eiultat. : Rifolnis Yult ianot ban life
ensae ben si,unsmeuneubs Srben bet iaa no I'LL of en-
uorcsntlis. lorsIes Yerion bapbe fafet gilt inelIcm bucr
andre, for beto %burtiasrs At fomme niitsb. Web I'm SouNS
for Sroen %be9pnots ban at IGg9e Yopirerne til Nettc, men
iraf inart paa NOsst. iOm i~rngiIsbs bans SpmGrfiomber.
"3pab sr MI bette? Gn Hssning paa Bigger @au. %
bette aOIU 6Iofer Champagne. irgostreoius RissnaIer.
Gr Wsnnefet gal! 90 bette? 5oririfninsu, Ii @iss.
baIu. Sorfrfningu? - 5Oririituiu9u ?" San o"nhrsn0te
fig ~foreiepts for at ueInbs buao oct funoe pnre for ct
Slnss Sorfriifninssr. Der itObs iaa bel Yris. 9uIcm
ban bnpbs tilbert en- pn9re Generation, pice ban maaife
BABE fienbt bet SprOs. iOm efisrbaanbeu bar ubplfIt fa
bIanbt be lpihse 5pr Dor OpNnbiomme 6icsnlosr lffs
for at eips 8iuesns berss retts RaDn. men ustop for at
SiuIs bet. Yaa be Sttbr, boor be unes MeHnetr boIoe
fine gritfslaa, bar Der Sibsns geb bauu,t h9 ct Sri.
mureiprog, Der bepG9er i9 aaoonne ni9oiae lbtrpf %
mioe Bsteoneitr, iom maatts btinge en- lliuopist Ill at
fro, Of Der bet Seiefte bar npot en- 6op Chocolate slrr
ct @lae 9imonaes. Iaar be unee o9 al % Ill Opaa be
pamIs Ssprs bape bolnt hs lpitiss en- Rat. o. tent ct ube.
sranpia antoI 6luRer Os Boiler, inbtiI De iau SsOIcf.
brast nsb Ill ct 9aumaal, Der meo Istie tunbs
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

Mrs. A. A Aiken, Principal.
Miss L ID. Blakeney Assistant and
Teacher of Music.
aneen 5ermin al bette 4sloemi 1uiter
ben Site Rlrts. Den treble Sermin be-
apneer ben 9oe April o. peepartr 10 llaer.
Den Sntcrssie. bpormeo bette atlptmi bar
pRrei cmiattet rem fcrte Sie BET bar pRs
ret / 6rlidnet. er Soraen fcr, at bette nil
tlipe en- ltaasnoe SnltiWticn ipr Oeccrdh.
6ltpsr fra ret ipolils @inntictl a cmlia.
aenfe 6puntier fcnmsr bib fcr al crdle
Tcreel Al eenne uem9rfsce Wunf: Sfcts.
Price Of Tuition.
Private Lessons $1,000 per Term.
Glass Lessons $1,000 per Term.
Glcpsr fan bslpnpe III tciltsnicmbeli 5ip
pJ retailer funs rpr ben Gin Be npoer llrs
eerctsnin9. %. Ia.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

- Gn Neiicnbe omboro / Ct 9Th
Der lsilsne iii california, par pso.
pArsnos leips. pan git omh"u
ben I'll Shbsl9ssn % ia9es: Ut.
Oo'lor. bpao ltal Der bliue At mig.
naar leg iommsr I'll &aIiiornisn.
Der sr 10 lnasn Cling. lea tan bru.
ats til". - $50 ba,4 iuarsoe 4a9sn.
"Se er lult ben rsite Wanb. Tom pl
fan brusc til at bsspnbs en- airfe.
saato msb."
8uttsn Mona Sial Bro'r
&arl aIiib bare pn9re emo issy
Wonsrsn: "a pift. min 8ut.
8uitsn Oct par 9oot bet.
Morsrtn Sporior oct?
8utlsn So. iot laa fan lea be.
itausls julie ham.
- Gn Iipsn i~orolbreles 8ut, Der
uGitsn blep lultst ihi9l al en- eler'
rig Snisl bos huem bon opbolet
ns. laa en- Ooa paa @aoeu en- mo.
ger Wpnoe. ga bans Snfd ipursts
bam. bpOriOr 9unosn par iaa u,a.
aer, lpareoe ben lille 4pr, sii,r at
bare bsiGnit Iis liot: "Sau Dor Del
Doe lin OnteI".
Stal 81 ba's @Gs ioas. IRA.
BAN? iaeoe Rlls en- Daa. ban Tom
inc / &lefftne. I'll Waoam sen /
SaubclOto. 9a, bpao iOiisr Sne.
ist IA? 81 Sislltnsl 81
Sisuunsl men tlwre psns tan BET
pare sOoe sSs Del oa? - Waoam
Selt ton o. uenis 10 iaa so'e s9s
ior II Ceiling mao ea
Sporfor Yatriarfsrus
bleD lan gamle. al en- al
S%maobpsrns tom Der en- Brnfte.
mnuh. ION nar borft iaam9li %
meast iorlaat OF le III. Bpene
Npolbsfsr. Der bapbe Orb ior al
pGrc en- piiira 6pr. ulbe suaang
It SsIiab ilaa fs I'll NlooU paa
osnns GtUf. Si9 mig. iaab,
ban iaa beit, at belle Stilfhbst fun.
D, bore BET, - iis mig. Or. Yaitor,
bporban git Bet iii. at Wstbuialem
% De andre Yatrlarfsr blsp lao
anmls - &anne ioroi Der lite
ianoiss nueen Mpotbsisr slN no9sn
Weoicin poa b0es 8io, iparsbs
YrGlisn ~itlIiGrbist.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19
Nine Mucrtisiementer.
Mfticb MD>e.

Oct aarli9e Wieoe al 9lttieboloere /
Sorporationen Immon, Scott s
So. afboibteS paa oeres 6ontor / De.
corob SirSoag Nften ben lobe 2pril,
bpor folgenoe Ferloner palstes til Gms
beo5mGno for inoeo9renoe 9lar;
Sobn Ammou, Pr9iioent,
@eo. GS. Nmmon, @icesB r9iioent.
@eo. 90. Scott, Secret0r.
q. 8raoilb, D.
&. e. Siterma, S"'''''s''
9ecorab, Soma, Den lite April 1877.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19
NDttce!

Oa leg. lOm allsrsos befisnbt. bar
iol9t min 8arebsboIonin9 I'll 0Srr.
pauasn & HsIsrlon % uotraaot at
6orretniu9sn. mao leo paaminos Ollie
oa Gnbpsr Der liploer mig. ON at
betale inbsn fort Slb, oa lss slsrs
Operleuerer Sororlnssrne til en- Su.
fasiatOr. 9uit paa. iss msnsr bpab
ies Tiger.
Oecorab. Solpa, D. Is. Warts1S77.
Is Spperlou
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

Sono ioresaor Nabnin9eu al Oct
nbc @tnnclbcit Souic. % nctop lom
SIabct Irasss unpsr Yrcsicn or Sel.
tiotli0bcoernc paa tit Spieitc. ri
lfaI / nolts 30. rGrmere omtols oct
me Sotel.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

Soeecmnrfsoei bar / DC irite Gage
pGrst femmsIiet beif, inet Der mem
li9 / MiIpaufss i9uar betaItes Sl623
pr. 8uIbel. 3 0tcorob bstoItos sl.45
Tor 20. | % SI35 Tor No. 2.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

bum. booraI Tulsts, at ban iIiss 6orbolo pife na ION
lnepsrhitrtet esoifi. Gntsn MI 8%soeriftes 5sleller pare tn
6slss al ben romantife Onsr9an9stilhnub. iOm iortfonlmT
enbuer uns Biass yin, sler De baUbs Ell epbre SEnno
iaamsset er piit. at SrOsisrer SSrnnt life par Wanoen I'll
at bsbanole ct 8ifGloc al benns Nrt; o9 oa ban ltp
mertsos. at bet bar Nosst iom folot belt ubrnior bans
O%epartement, iaa ueiebes ban meo at uNteoe lnt Stprt
os %bstra9eee osrsiter Saeeu iom oislort.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

u. u. 2tifen Ct Maeut for The
new Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Ma
chine. Net WoaI. 30. s. Gen
cpsraaar ale andre Waifiner. Snsen
Stpttel, icm ital TRADES eller fem ptl
lilies ue. Oct CT bsn Waltine. Der ar
beiber burtisa rs bclcer lanst ub. "
25 Z. 4. Yrdaten, Gal0Smanb.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

Ut npt Yiiooel mob Snsiop CT
iielss Mriip for 6urmaet % t,fniif
&smi blspst bsiisnbt ueb Dsosfalo
al en- MiuionGr | 4Onoon. ben |
Blen fsots Snsoier % Bp9nln9s.
entrsprsner Sdpari.. Oct al ben.
ne i mango Mar m,p nbmariet Selb
brusts Wiboel bolrt ban bsmmsliei.
iOrbi oct II htre ham en- WGnace
8unner. unon 8lranti | II War
lepnsos ban mi. mob SOp ffret
Si9pglf % nj en- laa bei Detailing
ior bette. at ban psb nm 6orrdning
bleu IN %srunhris Wano. SKILLET
b,ltanr al en- Blouoiu9 al l Del
8asiio Ollie. | Gel Sreti9re % /
Del almlnbslia Gran. boormeo Bag.
ioerne al BOrosne. @nlusne % YiGl.
~teeunsrne bltu itie9ns tire @anee #.
ter bIuunpen. iorinbsu Be bruates til
lin 8eiismmelis. Oct lpnes ii9r at
pUrs aasiia.S lIsn. lom stunois ODE.
lasos Copper o. tillist tllinIeislorot
be liapsliee Sopiortsr.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

Sr. s @tllin9ten bar uctrn 81
At Susierer.S irmuet @lutt &cl.
lin9tOu & @illst, % 9anet / Rom.
pA9niiiab meo Sr. Sa9ferer & y.
Browu. 0it tioliacre 6irma beppcr
MI g. VI. & y. gSluet.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

Sr. Ole Sor9erlon oil nu C9iao
pere SotelpUrt % opertagcr nGlis
Mauoaa 8cuGrtuiaaen / oct ltore
rnmmsllae "St. elouo". DER tioli9srs
bar pGrst bsitDrst al or. S0rnep
@rten. &i baaber Sr. Sor9erlen nil
alere anh Sorrltnino
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19
1ilialSs.-S

1ilialSS.-So 3. Sobn
ION, yOeuft Cane, bar enpnu nO9Ie
Eager tillulss. nCmli9 ep Bears
CANNED Sole. en- Marib Sarpsltsr
90 ell Rufene Seener.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

6jenitanos, ale fOriaroiseoe al Wss.
I%streuler y ct Stpite T1p at Wa.
dinipinb, p ct blsset Stpife Bap
of Saanbipino, 81 fire Stpfier Wa.
finaarn, A. ct Stptis baanbipunest
@arn. 81 R,sIen tDnAeen paa va.
finsn, g. ct Stpfts SsiIsarn, y ct
Stpiie H,b, 81 GsuulOie til Yapir.
fabrication. 81 Oct bltsebe YrOtuft
til Disqualification. pans Senpsn.
belle til Nuiorlteierne bar uGret
fruetssles, men BET usntts. at pri.
pate aopituIlitsr bile hi9Ipe bam.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19
Ncnac tiMaans.

iltane nj at uclaans Ysnse | GUNNER ira
$1,000 q rppper paa Sarmeienecm | bet
ncreritIi9e Scrd; eaanet er paa D Var
mob 9 rGt. Rentsrne betaltare tcert Salp'
aar. Omtcliuinser r%imelise. ~ Ysnsfne
nil funne faass messt mart.
4. q. Tultpn. Deerrab.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

Dfrs. Stlfies' 10 Sa9sr ltal BABE
toitst Mtnudbsif 81. opsr $4,000.
Sereslist at man if lao 4loet for
line YenQe.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

9uden CT messt ipasli9 i beune 3io.
9an llosr nsmlle al - Blnf 5ils
6sber.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

Suit NatioHal Hauf al Sscorab
bar / DC lioite s MAJ betalt $40 /.
904 SO / Sfat eler noiteu 10 psf.
If ben lf0ilaate Wwrbi.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

"3Je Wlnitrsls" lblle SSreca9 vi.
Ell par aOot bslc9t, % Spilet par
meget 9obt
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

Sfraoner $. 8. 8pes bp9ser ct
8sbosIiesbus pan Minnebueo Strcet
/ Hrrbercn al Sfolrhuiet.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19
Trout Run Store.
3. @. 6arsraues h Bros.
Sanolenne meo

Dry Goods, Groceries.
Satte, Sncr,
Sfo % St0Dler etc.,
fert iaat, @lt bpab man fan pente at
finee en- pei aslerteret BUTT.
Bore ubsifter / 6crbclp til Oeeorab'
sisbmanos er imaa, ri bar insen Sus'
leie at betale, nj fisber pore 0arer biz
rette fra Sien, cs perfcr fan nj lGlst
lilelaa bllli9t, 20 ON bet timber. lioe
biIliaere emo man Ian | Vpen. 39-1M
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

Snebfer g. 8crGsisu bpa9sr Ell
fslei Ill nj Sus PA - Street.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19
10000
llinolOlte Srcpe peo Scrorab y. 8
20 ". MilI(on.

lfn Tote WprtI.
Martin auericn - Miis Snsetcrs 9.
@alpcrlen - z. &altbe. - Serlsn Glen
grunspelp-Sle Glen RGspcle (2)-Wrs
Barrie /. Ganum ,NsbsQ Sersnicn.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19

WOrIf glib, ben bspite / Sc.
.Orob, hos
20 , Gee. Sobnlou & So.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Jernbane.

Den fore Siennemsanss'9ini msIlsm
Chicago, New York. New England Og
Canada,
% @ue sfliss cs ipblise Steeer FAINT
bet fore yioropeltcn.
"Scnneeter" / 3bica9e meo Iue sf:
lise c9 Ipblile Sinier.
9bieaso Oepctet: Sisrnet al eanal
% Weit Waoiicn Street. Selie Yaner
% Stage sinier fra @lle aanter at 9pen
paslerer Der til bper Sie.
9bicaSc Sp Sffce: 81 % 63 9lart
Street.
@ilpaufee Sepptet: 5isrnet at 8eeb
o. Seutb Water Street. Seite Yaner
% Omnibus sinier aaar berfra til Als
be pigti9ite Steeer / Ypen.
Yp Billet Sentcr: 400 @ai @ater
Street, Sisrnet az Wisecnfu Street.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-19
DEBORAH MUSICAL ACADEMY

Ger. Pass. ,.d -Icko. Aeor., Mlr,ptoo.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28

Mr.. Bergh has invented a blue glass
Spitz dog, with a telephone bark.
Henry Watterson is a nephew OF
Mrs. Stanley Matthews, and is said to
he extremely fond of his ante.
1t is said that VIM. NJ. Evarts re-
ceived a fee of $50, 900 for defending
the will oil Commodore Vanderbilt.
In the time of job, it is said by the
Bible, cheese was made. We think
we struck some of it yesterday. 1t
walked with a cane.
Generals G.. II. Beauregard and Ju-
bal Early are to institute and conduct a
series OF mammoth lottery drawings
in New Orleans.
"do business" but "A theoretical man
says he is going to work on BUSH
ness principles" Mr.. Schurz, take
notice.
Louisville Courier Journal: "Yes,
gentlemen, just as soon AS | get
through with the population OF Ohio
the affairs Of the country will be con
sidered.-R. q. III.
Chicago Times: "John II. Noyes,
the founder. and 10 a very large extent
the father of the Oneida community,
was the man who first nominated
Hayes for the Presidency"
A certain female clairvoyant in Lon
don will suffer herself to be mesmer-
lied by no one but her daughter. Wis.,
itors. AS a general thing, consider the
dodge a rather trance parent one.
Andre,cs' Bazaar: In Twelfth Night,
Shakes peare causes one of his cliarac
ters POLITICALLY to observes: snake me
a willow cabin at your gate" How
differently an exaSperated wife ex-
presses herself at one o'clock in the
morning when she angrily observes:
''Oh, let him snooze it out on the door
mai"
A family OF Lewiston, Maine, left
home for a few days recently, and on
the night of their departure The neigh
bor> noticed that the house was bril-
liantly lighted. Investigation showed
that the servant girl had called TO.
gether her friends at II party, al which
4 sumptuous feast was spread upon
the family linen and silver, and TO fur
nish which the family's credit had
been invoked at the provision stores.
That girl il now out of a position.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28

large accessions from the Rayah pop
ulation, driven to desperation by mis-
rule.
Letters from Bosnia and Bulgaria
assert that lax gatherers exc tithes
tw ice, declaring that the first tithes
were Unauthorized. The confusion is
becoming more a~ggravating every
day.
Other dispatches say Kustenage has
been strengthened and that Odessa is
completely secured against a sea at
tack and garrisoned by ten thou sand
men, while other troops are in the
neighborhood.
RAGUsA, March 26.
Some peasants who, to escape mas
sacre, took refuge in Austrian terrific
nv, having returned to their homes,
500 Bashi Bazouks fell upon the village
OF Otchievo, where the returned ref
ugees were rebuilding their dwellings,,
and burned the partly restored houses
and murdered ten of The refugees with
nameless horrors. The others then
fled across the frontier to the Austrian
territory. Al Glamosk there was an
other butchery. A Greek of the Ortho-
dox Church had celebrated his mar
riase with a girl of the same faith,
when the bridal procession was stopped
by the Turks and exposed their heads
on poles. The bride died from the
outrages inflicted upon her.
ROME, March &c.
The Pope's advisers are end ayOr-
ing to get France and Austria to re-
vive the Roman question. II is hoped
to induce 1taiy so far to recognize tie
Pope's temporal power As to cede the
Leonine city to the Holy See, where
all religious orders ex spelled from Rome
could find al asylum. II Is denied
that preparations are making Tor a
conclave.
An American officer In n Egyp-
tian Army DiS.raced-Ihe Phys
Teal condition Of she POpe-Ibe
silver Market.
LONDON, March q.
A telegram from Alexandra reports
that Col. Mitchell, an American officer
OF the Egyptian staff, is a prisoner at
Adowa, chained to native soldiers and
suffering severely. Gen. Gordon is
still at Ma>sowah. He has not yet
concluded peace with Ahyssinia.
La Li5erte, of Paris, reports that the
general paralysis may set in At any
moment, but his mind is not at all
affected.
A special to the Standard denies that
the Pope has had several attacks of
syncope.
Silver closed at 5i3sd.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28

Between Two AID three O'Clock p. ~.
Yesterday, a fire suddenly broke out
in the center of the business part OF the
town of Humboldt Wells, and spread
ing with great rapidly among the dry
wooden buildings of which The town
was built, in an incredible short
space OF time, almost the entlIe bust
ness portion, including the railroad de-
pot building, was consumed. The
portion destroyed was between the
business house of Morris Badt on the
west to within a short distance of the
Railroad Company's roundhouse on
the east, and lying south of the track.
The cross street intervening let ween
Badt's store and the main business
block was what saved that building.
The Wells Hotel, Standing as it does,
isolated and near the track, also es-
capped the range of the flames; these,
we understand, being the only build-
ings left on that side of the rack.
Hamill & Meins had a large stock of
general merchandise in their place OF
business near where the fire Originat-
ed, and, as we learn. saved nothing.
They were insured for 1000, however,
that we know OF, and may have been
to a larger amount. Henry Griswold
lost a saloon and contents, with the ex-
ception OF a billiard table. Denny
O'Harra and Andy Buser were each IN
the saloon business in the same quarter,
which, together with a bakery, black
smith shop, variety store, ETC., tho
NJ of the proprietors of which we
could not learn, were all consumed.
The fire originated in a large frame
building near the center OF the block,
adjoining Hamiil & Meiys, formerly
used as a hotel, but how it was starred
we could not ascertain Eiko hide
pendent, March rs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28
r o &c " w s.

Exciting Times tn the Turkish
PossessiOns-A lamemtRbIe AtRte
OF AfrAirs-Preparing for strife =
Burning ami Numbering Era.
deavOrinS to Revive the Roman
Question. and 10 Recognise ihe
POpe's Temporal Power.
LONDON, March 20.
A Times Belgrade special says: In
Bosnia the Turkish Redifs are all un-
der arms and the National militia are
being armed and drilled. A special
commission has been appointed to see
that no person liable shall avoid mil
ilary service. The militia have re
ceived Snider rides. Money. shoes and
horses are given 10 the authorities for
the newly mObilized militia, and camp
e%quipage is held ready for use. The
Ulemans and Dervises continue to ex-
cite warlike feelings by fanatical ad-
dresses. Insurgent bands are appear
ing in hiterto undisturhed districts,
and As the weather is becoming mild
enough TO make life In the mountains
endurable, these bands Will receive
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28
GOV. BRADL.EY,s REBUKE.

When Governor Bradley vetoed the
Compromise bill, all those who get
their meat and drink directly or indi
rectly from the bonanza were in a rage.
Some OF them called on him and ex-
pressed their bonanza opinion in Ian
guave more forcihle than compli-
mentary. Among these was MIR. YER
iug'on, Superintendent Of the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad. The chief OBJ
lection to Mr.. Yerington recently a.
Centennial Commissioner a because
OF his being a subject of her Imperial
Highness the Empress of India, hav-
ing nevsr renouncel bis allegiance to
the Government of Canada, under
which he Was reared to manhood. So
much as a preliminary. When the
ex-Centennisl Commissioner and Rail-
road Superintendent called upon the
Governor, as stated above, to give vent
TO his views on the ~latter's outlandish,
d~isgraceful and unheard OF exercise of
his veto power. he grew warm Nj his
words and excited in his attitude. The
Governor, with his usual patriarchal
calmness, simply said:
"Wal my son, we can't all be OF one
opinion. you know"
The visiting party becoming still
more hea'ed in his genuine bonanza
earnestne,s, the Governor was com
PEELED to rise from his chair and say
with some emphasis:
Look ere, Mr.. Y%erington, when
you get to he Governor of canada and
l come around your office to interfere
in your business, you can tell me to go
to hell"
Mr.. Yerington is said to have taken
his hat and departed. at this juncture,
without uttering a word .Footiight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28

DON'T NoTIcE THEM.-Pay no at
ten;ion to slarderers or gossip-mung-
ers. Keep straight on in your course
and let their backbitings die the death
of neglect. What is the use of lying
awake nights, brooding over the re-
marks of some false friend, that run
through your brain like forked light
ming? What's the use Of getting into
. worry and fret over gossip that has
been set afloat to your disadvantage,
by some meddlesome busybody, who
has more time than character? These
things can't possibly injure you, un-
less, indeed, you take notice of them,
aud in combating them give them
character aud standing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
Decision In the Pncheco Case.

SAN Francisco, March 81.
The Supreme Court to-day delivered
the long-looked tor decision in the
Pacheco case. II will he remembered
that Pacheco applied for a writ nan
date to compel HE Secretary OF STATE { o
issue a certificate to applicant of cleo
ton to Congress from the Fourth dis
trict. Wigsinton, the opposing can
didate. filed a demurrer. To-day JUS
ticss Wallace, Niles, Rhodes and Nc
kinsley filed a decision everything the
demurrer. Justice Crockett delivered
a dissenting opinion. The case will
now come up on its merits, but Pa
checo's attorneys consider that the
present decision prac Tally settles the
question in his favor.
Confession Of One of the Chico Muir
derers Fatal Accident
CHICO, Cal, March 81.
Eugene Roberts, one OF the leaders
of the recent outrage on the Chinese,
has made a confession. His story OF
the murder is to the same effect as
that given in the confessions of the
other members OF The party. He al
leges that ii. j. Jones aud IL. &.
Wright We're the parties who fired tie
snap IhCtoi II thht HiiIbstll, jun
Charles and Pleasant Slaughter, Jim
Fay, Fred. Conway and Holder Yaum
set several China houses on fire. Rob-
erts and the Slaughter boys were also
engaged in the burning of the Chinese
LANDRY on Chico creek. ALI OF the
prisoners are asccrtained to be mem-
bers of the Labor Union, and three of
them of the Order of Caucasians.
Several Of the prisoners will be taken
to Oroville o.day. All quiet at the
present time.
CoLUsA, CAL, March 81.
At James Yates farm, four miles
above Coiusa, this morning, five little
children were playing IN a granary
where there were some sacks of grain
and bran piled mp. The pile of sacks
fell on The children, killing a two
year old daughter of George Farley.
One of the children was able to give a
suppressed cry, ~hich was heart hy a
Chinese cook, VINO went TO their res
cue. All of the children would have
died in q few minutes more.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28

A Boston type.maker, who occa-
siona!ly dumps old type into his
melting kettle, has several times been
scared half out OF his wits by violent
explosions In the molten fluid, and
now, after investigation into the cause
thereof, he requests the printers OF
New England not to put any more
pistol cartridge. into their old type.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28

THE ACT LICENSING DRUMMEHs-
Last Friday, says the Silver State. a
commercial agent or drummer put in
an appearance at Winnemucca. II
was reported that he went around
among business men soliciting or
ders for the San Francisco firm
which he represents. Deputy Sheriff
Burns hearing that such was the
case, interviewed him on the license
question, and called hi, attention to
the act passed Try the last Legisla.
ture on that subject. The drummer
refused to take cut a license and thu
officers, having, as they a.lege. proof
that he violated the act. arrested him,
The case vas tried on Saturday, Ms
Bonnitield appearing for defendant
and 5. $. Grass for the State. Tbs
Judge reserved his decision.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28

JEAN INGELow has resumed her
work as an ~authoress, after a long inter-
ruptiou occasioned by tho sickness
and death of her mother.