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, 1877-04-28

srnsSaElkLp, ILL.,, April 2ss.-lo*eph Gomez, Of
Now York. through judge n. n. 13roadwell, 1t.
torney. hss nlcd In tho saugumon Circuit Court \
bill for the collection OF u Judgment no holds
against tho Toledo, reosia + Warxaw Railroad
Company. Tho bill charges fraud on The part Of
the Company, and eoll4s!on between tho oElcera OF
the Company anl cortAln other al'cgod creditors,
whereby J. D, Cox VIII al,ponted Receiver Of tho
Company; also, that certain gold bond. were ,ssuo
By the Company fsaadulentiY md without authority
tho Wabash Company wss lllerai. and ffaui.
ulcnt, and that tho Income of the road had
been Applied, to tho detr,9!ent Of .prisr liens.
Of Judgu,snts. The eaeet Of thu blll. when
the easc comes TO .tFal, will De to open
appointment Ut Cox ~ Receiver. 1t u claimed
tat this II teal t4te. and II successful will lcn.
der also successful clatua amounting to SIT 0ou,
, 1877-04-28
THE RAILROADS.
THE RAILROAD MAHEATES AND
FREIGHT RATES.


FREIGHT HATES.
A Number Of the saltsosd managers os fhc East.
ern railroads srrtsed In this city yesterday. an1
more will arrive to-day. Among those who have
alresdy come arc ]. n. Mccullough. ytce.prcs-
dent Of tbs rcnn*ylvsnia Company; John ksng.
tr., vicn-Psesficnt Of the baltimore 4 Ohio: John
Newell, General Manager Of the Lake Shore i
alfchiGsn Southern; II. D. Ledy&fd. General su.
pefiatcndcnt Of the Michigan Central; William
Stewart, General Fre'Rh. agent Of Tho rHts,n.rg &
Fort Wayne Railroad Company. ". II. Wander
bllt and a number OF the Directors Of tho Lake
Shore + Michigan sonthcrn RAILROAD arc expected
y ia.psetion oter sbe Lake store I Siehisan a
ssssiss Il Il: 1o,S ~S!ss a s:sar. 80 wsaas:! s!
e 'he hi fre1 H. ou % ~sEeis h. ~ Ia. s ee Wea
Ss ron dsys is rsss 9 n Msttsrs wi1h
mnnaFen were Invited to meet the txo magnates
Aers for shs purpose q di'ensslng t.ansno,tatIon
virablc to n.kr further advance ia freight rates.
md especially IN tho,c az Rrain. The idea Of ad-
safRE aha Ra g., 5;e' H. s sseasS o rh H. II;
Mr. King IL Of tile opinion that tfe recent hdranee
he frcrht rate. It IL ''ari to % Zee What inaces
Mr. King to take ench position. ~ his road would
o te Susns.. @ any ea s sHe s 'sus.
evidently sh'nk. that ths toss bly, roai would
euf{et at this point would be moro than balanced
wnascrn points aiwsTs based on tho.c from, thin
ety. and they ars sdyanesa e ffom hls T. placo
oIes on wi ee KIna n ' IT,.
s,nch Of tho vrnin In the Southwest cannot BE-
taippcd v1a the lake rouses. and hss road would
therefore get tho business and bc benefited by tho
Nr.. j. N. Mecallongh: Of the Pennsylvania,
wa. aiao reported to bo In favor nt Nh advance. but
.ae Il Sos he s .a ha esen
rates were very 1ow..owcr than they were at this
vance, especially as there would be IN increased
demand Tor REaln ewing to tho European war. Yet
he ga not lelteyc that an adsancc Of rate. was
advfhablc at t!!s time. a. naslgAtlGH waa open
ana IL 1s's ~e'S to TEX tho
wonsd lore at thtA ppint. ,si, hc could not tcli
whnt position he wDu,d tako until the matter had
hcen more fully dteuracd and hcrntInizcd by the
Shore = Michigan Southern, md Mr: II. .. Lei.
Central liai!soat, ato aid to bo drad against On
advance. Thtlr rnata had nothing 70 gain apd
everything to lose hysaeh a move. Will, the pres.
RI from here to itnIalo, they could Ett no hs ncss
nt nl. and spht int as we'll 60 out .! The business
sssshsF s Ss ss sis e ens s ~saa e.
The principal eaiuer f1.m an udv.ncr. IL
,hts ssad wnd get much os 'hs Iske bn..e., q
tho lake rate, which, Including insurance and rlc-
vstur cesrErs, would not be nlnrc than ktx cents,
anl this road could deliver grain FROM hln nlIut In
New York at y eene. while thc all.sali rasc would
~ IT, The so,s esSnT ILL., css
etand. Vanderbilt Will therefore undoubtedly
fnvor an ad, uncrs hc considers that tho lost
also controir, Will ot1rtt the gain which the Now
York Central would n,ake... II Mr Vanderbilt as.
s,s: n tins meettng w!l 1e eta at The 5ana
Ing viii he postponed unit, Monday morning. Con-
sacrng all tho fncta, It 10 nary prnbshr that
Of navigation.
, 1877-04-28
SH0RT.H0Rk SALE,

Wxsr L.uxwFr, Ia, Apell @7. -Thls morning
opened up with cold, d1|zxtng rain, that seut .
cLIll to ito hcurts at all concerned In tho sale,
uoxe3er, thosc who were haFo caInu tor tho pue.
poad OF buying cattle, and not for pleasure. Ths
sales included draft from tho hnrsh Of Play
Klcholls. Aotest Miller, and y. i. harclay, and
numbered eixhty.fouF head. which sol4
for $3i,QSl. Ill ayQTpgC o{ $11l
each Thls, conallering the rain aud the fact Of :
great many bslny young bulls and e1l{cs, u cons
siderea by 41l tho 1ucst sale ever Hsalr here. An
The var news from Europe. aud tbs adsanet IN thu
pHeo Ut eoFn. hasu done much to make the sales
hero success, The .alcs Of kInIbrfly y Hilson.
Y. u Cha4e. and Elliott taks place On ihe 1Uth aud
l7th Of May, tewhlea M tuinen4s crowd Ii cx-
pcctcl.
, 1877-04-28
II thcJ wnn1d intend II. An Invitation AhoulA he
sent 10 them ~ matter OF eonricsy.


Sptcfdl CnrrtspondfNct of ThF Tribune
DEa Mo1n.s. Ia. April "J.-~Sot long nco
company wss organized 10 extend inc Central tsait-
road To Ottnmws rita fslrkstise. and activo meas.
urcs are being taken 10 carry It through. But now
eon,cs the AIbia i Northern people and claim
that the extension should l,c from Abba to Noul..
ton, thus carrying mt tho original plan Of
= connection with ths forsh MsaouFi
utbsolsn line tu 1t. Louis. It il little singular
that the tFnturr tirrht" city should have 70 long
allowed Aa,,rt mp Of twclsn miles o. rai! to re-
main unbnIt. when It would have aided 70 largely
to her business. bringing ~ would TO her market
tho proanct of the coal Gek* md os tic very
garden Of towu. Unfortunately Tho Central cannot
build ctihrr extension, though never 10 desirable.
1t il bankrupt already, and carf only be ncnsral
euectAtuf,
, 1877-04-28
THE frE.

..,- THE ICE. 49,.
It Ia slrangs that near the Lat OF May atcamefs
should bc delayed by Ice, yot such Is tho fact Tic
intelligence from Port Huron yesterday was that
1t impossible for boat to got out Of tho river.
The lake was atd with Ice as far IA the eyc could
sec. and even st. Clair River for almost Its cntto
length Was dlted with floating aolds Of leo. Tie
consequence is large Gcet icc.boand at Port
pcctca by this limo tic leo wifi either have gotten
down tho rIscf oF blown M a,s',S S1t II ths lske
materially worrc. Tha Wind IL blowing from th9
north strong, while the st. Cins River 10 full OF
fDntinK icc:cakcs. steamers would fail to got
The following IL ihn 10y Of tho Northern Trannit
C0mpany'a stcamor CITY OF Concord. Capt. Harry
tho l4th,. for !Oslcn.suFg. Tho steamer e1psrl.
saced no 1ln!calty r. te run to aIsn l1avsn, where
xcry acceptable 10 tic Inhabitants Of that place,
they having 1ecn living on abort rnslons Tor somc
tinlo, and eonae9nently hailed tue boats advent
reach tho Straits. She found no Ice thcro aud
none in tho vicinity Of Maekinac, but from there
TO Ch eboyGan It Waa mel In large Quantities. and
M y ans sasee 70 sso
From Point Aux BaFqHcs to the river the Ice was
very bad. Tho Concord made an attempt to run
down. but ma9 forced to % buck to A1pGna. whcrc
shs lay fos eight h9uss. sbo met the C!sy Of pa :
!cc. the former, ahead and making considerably
better pro5rcsa than tho lfldHeon. Tho concord
eaW no signs OF clth8r sail Or steam from tho ttMo
Of leaving milwaukee, until aac Reached Point Aux
O'Clock Thursday. morning all right and proceeded
on hnr wny to OgaensburE With vaFy full cargo.
, 1877-04-28
THE SEVENTH WARD.
; What 1fQlilratft Wants,

Il wa0 Stated yce{cfday That fIftdFcth, lhe wond-
be- Alderman from tl,c. Seventh Ward. intended 10
apply iof "fit Of mhadamus 70 force the Council
to let him In. II Ia moro likely, however, TINT
IIItdftth will do nothing Of tho knf In yie n of
~. ~. .h.t ,s1, ,.or.aa,,~s ,~.nt ,st,sa tot,.
.as .ass IN. 4ssu. sA.ep. "net. ~.
sihes want to narfy p fh'ngs can b. protrncten TO
oyrs tho csamplc ur Mike Evans. who spcnt ntout
. vcor IN t}tiostion md was thcn nrnriv =. ~
from dec's'on az when he began. 10 Ills
nnicrstood that Iitireth has changed hts tactics,
rornct, IN rolt sncrtoI c,cr,io, rho ni,tort
eoauIs 49,, ~ ~. ..,s,c ''ssua' sus e'asss
, 1877-04-28

tracts ttH immature Tho latter r,l+ases aetcnt
THE weights then ,cseend, .nl the men Nases M ~
changes TO rrd. When tho train has patsed the
current i broken frcm tic abort cirtnit, hnt 9he
man kcrps IN hls motons until "htr! IN h'a IN.
tho Actcnt. oncc more to engage. OF coutsc tho
tins during which he Wayen hlH nag. etc.. IA long
enough to allow the train that has paAstd to tsaTt
considerable u9taucc,
, 1877-04-28

.FoggY ontaide yesterday. ..Ths prop J. L. Nafd,
Of tho Peoples Lake Superior Lins. will leave to.
night. The sehf ". u. Willard sailed up tho
South Branch Yesterday. She came !n tho piers
uuier her foresall, apl carried II to Twelfth street
, 1877-04-28
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

San FnAxcisro. April 97.-An excnrsIon train
Of tho Southern Pacific. having IN board i party
Of cougfeE4mcn, officials, nnd Journalistic, arrived
at Colorado ntver this morning. the hrrt through
train. Regular passenger trains begin running
Monday.
, 1877-04-28

Sefcfai N4pGlcA II 7ks JftSnxA
MIkwAuKGE, Wis.,. April ~, TO dsy's charters
were: EchF Gold Hunter, eJe 10 BuN4to 1t &c;
sehr r. bcszymau, whest to Du1Ato u aye.
, 1877-04-28
EtlIE,

Xp<cfaI NspGscA to 7Ae TtAuat.
Eny1. Fn., April .7.-Tho schr D.. z. Bailey
came iu from buffalo to-day. and Il loading coal
for Chicago 1t 6Qc pat ton ftes.
Tho schr ehuy Ii also loading coal tho same
rato.
The prop PhItadelphts leaves for Chicago neKt
Tuesday. The other boats ct tke Anchor Lfuo will
soon be all seafttd out
, 1877-04-28
PORT HURON.
Spectds piEeQ{eA to 1Nf TfftEHA.

poHr HuHox, Mich, April 27.-ltsports from
eaanaw lay nay that the |ca IL leaving there. The
leo hcld how extends to Huron City. No boats
have passed through tho lco either war tor two
days. Several psppcllors arc reported Aoout ten
miles OUT working down towards tho river. No
progress Is made By those bound up, they betua
driven aatcEn, II anyfhlnX.
sble rain and change ok wind.
Prop Vanderbilt passcd up to-day.
Prop Inter- Ocean and consort afu reported near.
Ing Tic river.
, 1877-04-28

QrEszy, April 27.-Tos drst steamer fron, Mon.
trcaI arrived this morning.
, 1877-04-28
20 BUFFALO.
SpEffQ{ NQQlsA fQ M 1ffaNA{,

d{<csu4 ZNNt2ttN 10 1MS 9FE9HASF
huzyAto, n. r., April 27.-Tho Comm!ssloneEs
hare set Nay for opening tho Nsw York Suite ca
nals, BaRslo grain saippsss being d4saushsd. sent
aposttioa to Albany this srsnipg asking that the
opening ba not later than May 5. Two cafxocs Of
corn havs arrived here from Toledo.
The sehE brixhte Ivads coal 1t Hedstrom's dos
Chlcag0. Rate pfitats,
, 1877-04-28
NADLROAD TAME TABLE.
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Krp,ana,inn n H.>trtnee !t,rt,-t Saturday AZ.
ccttes. sSanslar exccptrl. Muddy t1cs2ted. Ar
Five S1ntiaJ atH =. M Daily.
, 1877-04-28

away until n0af nhIt e41Itea 0tlDId tHAt tSs
lon thv object o had In Wow, ir rot another wora
disS ho az naout h,s urgent necl os house,
v.hes % raon VIII, skytighs to .srsc ~ stud'o;
/ couple Of young men who harc bceomc imbucd
with tac desire 70 keep hachslors hall II son!uns.
ands they Won't: aud. analiy two .su,ic.leaehers.
r. Seofea &c Ss wy
:an nesns ,na isri, IT sa','. Il.
u; Stas,ss * vic nj
81 CT G s ssss :: .nl -;
4 low tss sss e ssss e, e .a %s ma
dndlny Il mo an indtasrsns listener, cal. to Tho
n,aa e goms s!onf" i,c :1s. ~ ,.n
tsuh, how much you pay for it.''
Lstef in tns aiisInoon md at ths door very
ind much staa,uertpg desire TO tnspset the prem.
ises. pe,cvivs a. oase sAss theaf compliant Is
nt sa4 r.
been thus. myself once, know how 10 handle tho
patieuta. ! asa,ae taeFstoss Z kindly, n.atronly
iii sls,scs md = neat lille esp would AFFORD ms ths
While and with matter fact nlaancE lead thsat
aroand. ptoelssn!nx by various meant that Lam
f1lly long ttn.a,-n4 much seven os eight months,
At least, that house huntinx has grown to w
hundrar, onotonons sort of thing through its fre~
Quent occurrence. set them 1t caso In few mo.
n.tuls aud aul entertained at thu !aalerous air
Of experiences snl w!.Ium tie young husband -.
Iuptuflny = bla04-yesArl, Or aoHi9 such Arrange.
nlent. In my r!teuuou. e1orts to couce4l MY Do
Light thcscaf. lls,, with dcllslou. knowing louk,
tnspects lae appliances Of tho bAtl-tuonl aud
k,tshtu. nlakSs W.u inquiries a4out tho condition
u tas sswc,a2s gaa-p!iTs. stc. and. nna!ly, c.pa
parlos hrc-pfacs with what i,lca n slew it btats
NC to e3patln), aud receiving thereby q
e9mtcal smut upou ths pAk ena o.
again psc.ented 10 View bis pfstrraturp!iy solemn,
Wise iuukiny face, rausrd thu iitta wife and Il
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

Fresh Drugs and Patent Medicines: Msri4
attic. Nitric and Salphuric Acids. and Nsatss
foot and Lubricating Oils in bulk: American
and French Porfomery ard Toilet Articles;
Hair Oils, Pomades, Cosmetics, Powders; and
American and English Hair, Nail. Tooth
chased elsewhere, at The EAGLE DkUG
STORE. opposite Paxton 4 Co.'S Bank. M
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08
EUREKA HOTEL.

E. N. Baum. the pioneer parvsyor to ths
Palisade public. has fitted up anew, thrc- gh-
out, the Eureka Hotel, near his old place in
Palisade, and travellers to and from Eureka q,
and the public generally can rely upon getting
first-class meals and number ono beds at al
times by interviewing the genial host Of the
Eureka Hotel. oOI8.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

Cotton Socks. 10 cents per pair; woollsn
Socks. Eve pairs for 81: Knit Woolea Gloves,
20 cents, and Buckskin Gl,ves, 81 per psir;
cents; Merino Drawers and tlndcr thirts, 50
cents: Backing Brushss. 25 cents; three
boxes Blscking, o cents: Cashmere over.
shirts. 81 ~, worth 50; Pa per Col liars, 10 cents
a box. at the Miners' and Mechanics Trade
Depot. NJ
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

Hats. in every shade and variety. at grent-
ly reduced rates. 10 make room for the styles
OF 1873. Of which a large stock is now 10 tran
sit from the East. can be found for the next
ten days at the GOLDEN RULE STORE,
oHe door south Of Paxton Il Co.'S Bank. MS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

l have just received largo assortment Of
Hats. direct from the manufacturer, and will
sell thon cheaper than any establishment in
Eureka. A. BERWIN.
Eureka, Nov. /, 1877. nj
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MURDER WILL QUA few years ago Au.

MURDER WILL 0Ur.-A few years ago Au.
gust Flower" was discovered to be . certain
cure for dyspepsia and liver complaint, few
hin dyspetics made know to their friends
how easily anu quickly they had been cured
bv RS use. The great merits OF GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER became heraldsd
through the eointry by one sufferer to an
other, until, without advertising, its sale has
become immense. Druggists in every town
son suffering with sour stomach, sick head
ache, costivene.s. palpitation of the heart,
indigestion. low spirits, etc. can take three
doses without relief. Go to your druggist
and get a bottle for Is cents and try it. Sam1
pie bottles 10 cents.
Agents: Crane 4 Brigham. wholesale
druggists. San Francisco my30.eow
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

J. P. Ennis received lot Of fresh Butter
today. that is for sale cheap; and he is SELL
ing Eggs, guaranteed fresh, ut - cents .
dozen. M
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08
Eureka. June I3, 1877.

SENSIBLE ADVICE. You are asked every
day through the columns OF newspapers and
by your druggist to use something for your
nothing about: you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. Now 10 give
yea satisfactory proof that GREEN'S AU-
GUST FLOWER will cure you Of dyspepsia
and liver complaint with all its effects. such
as sour stomach, sick headache, habitual cos.
tiveness, palpitation Of the heart, heart burn.
water trash, fullness of the pit Of the stom.
ach, yellew skin, coated tongue, indigestion.
swimming Of the head. low spirits, etc., We
ask you to go to your druggist and get sam
pie bottle of Green's August Flower for ten
cents and try it, or regular size for rs cents:
Two doses will relieve you.
Agents: Crane Il Brigham. Wholesale
druggists. San Francisco. niyS0-eow
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

TwExrY-FIvx DoLLAR IRA SErs. at HAS.
KELL'S. sept0.u
Ban GL.ssEs, Goblets. Tumblers. ETC.. At
HAsKELL'S sept0.tf
FINE wool mattresses. $40. at HASKELLS.
aaDfo.H
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

TABLE FsuIr, 20 cents per can. at MRS. n.
A. ASHIM'S. OLE
AL GooDs At Cosr for cash. at MRS. MA.
AsHIM'S. Ola
REMsMBER that the grand clearance sale
continues only ten days at MRS. NJ. A.
ASuIM'S. oi4
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Stationery.

Legal cap, foolscap. bill cap. tracing
doth. drawing pins. lawyers tape, letter pas
per, Rots uaper. and a full line Of stationery
at san Francisco prices. 1t the GOLDEN
RULE STORE. n2
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JUST RECEIVED.

A large assortgct Of Stationery and Drugs.
Patent Medicines: fine lot Of Paper and En.
also, lot of Justics Cigars-two for 35 cents
equal to Havana Cigars. Having q complete
assortment Of Fancy Goods, / sfer them
cheap Tor cash. Call at the City Drug Store.
The finest brands Of Chewing and smoking
Tobacco. for sale at the City Drug Store.
DIR. TERRY.
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English.

Morris II. Joseph. Of the Golden Ruls
Store" is the only man in Eastern Nevada
who can show the Custom. house vOuoh-
efs as a regular Importer OF English razors
ard pocket cutlery. assertions to the contrary
Notwithstanding. rs
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Combins.ion Ian terms.

Burning kerosene. lard oil and candles, some.
thing very new. only 81 %. at the MINERS
AND MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT. NJ
THE MINERS AND MECHANICS
TRADE DEPOT. nl
TEE MINERS AND MECHANICS
TRADE DEPOT. M
THE NINERS AND MECHANICS
TRADE DEPOT. M
TIIe MINERS AND MECHANICS
THADE DEPOT. M
THE MINERS AND MECHANICS
TRADE DEPOT. next door to Swssney's
stable. M
MtSEBs' Centennial self acting Candlestick,
for sale at the MINERS AND MECHAN.
les TRADE DEPOT. n
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Keep Warm.

Wsolsn Gurnsey knit jackets. ct the GOLD.
EN- RULE STORE. a,
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NOTICE!
70
THE MINERS OF RUBY HILL |!

"A mi.es ef Ruby '.ill ara h~rebv notified
70 join tho Ruby liill Miners Union before
November l7th. 1871
A: q. MCKENZIE. Pres't K. II. NJ. L.
Gro. LEvLs. Sss'y. saS ID
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GOLDEN RULE.

He does unto others a. be would that 9th.
ors shoald do unto him.
n3 JOE, OF THE GOLDEN RCLE
oSr price. and fair dealing. at the GOLD.
EN- RULE STORE. nS
EyfsyBopY treated well at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE. n3
EvssYrHISe guaranteed as sold. at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE. rs
No trouble 70 show goods at the GOLDEN
RULE STURE. ~
EVERY one treated as we'll % the other, q
the GOLDEN RULE STORE. nS
" you wish q man harm. tell him 70 20 70
Hsdes. If you would bsfrisnd him, tell hin
to 20 to the GOLDEN RULE. n3
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y. LUNDBOG
A NN0UNCES TO THE PUBLIC THAI
IA a,;. ne may hereafter be found at his old
Snce, on North MaiE street. where he wiA
% Pleased to receive orders for assayine
rnui tue Eureka Consolidated furnaces again
resume operations.
~arska. April z. ts77 aptts
, 1877-06-20

nNa csceilcnrn, and economy rAnss,t ettAt In
tanfEilnl~nt uhcr Government MANAGEMENT that Mrr
t!a,'d In = private concern where ne crnts.
~ sn.,ity shs work snd ecsnom! q
sadtcinntj numerous md extended e1tn when connncI
% ,he oIscts 70 which .heY teK1nateiy apriy. II tho
erer7ist.n q ~ ehct .nthotlr. & srrty fmp.ted
e1ver1. mi III ehanec wie would eonsrast that 6el
Without ascrfdcinx tr intere''a Of thq o!ern.ncns
Recording the suhtecs !n ths k"neral view " do not
ss,sr.e fo & psfyst naaa, she rntTn n.ne, ~ rnt
fnR ne h1lc secnritics an! e conne The fanst'nna
thereon SEAL OF the Department., atiplJ to bd tho
{eiSnedl r. q. HaAvxs,
EnWAkn WnLC1fT,
4. r. CHAPMAN.
, 1877-06-20

special [o7T6sp1nderte Y TAS TftbUHs
DEs Motyke, Ia, juno 1R-The past week has
frightened the prospects Of tho narrow. .gaugo rail-
road extension remarkably. a few weeks ago tho
Supervisors Of Humboldt County made contract
with tho Dca Moines b. Minnesota Narrow Gauge
1soad, BY which the swamp. lands Of that county
wero conveyed 10 tho Company, ia confederation OF
the building Of the road through tho county. On
Friday Inst, vt M especial election, the voters rat
led the contract by an almost unanimous vote
Tho lands are valued At SCI, 600. In addition 10
thnt, nlne townships voted s per cent sid tax,
which viii amount 10 about SiU. 600. As It now
stands, nlno townships In Humboldt Co unity, 6vc
IN Hamilton, and ono Of tho two in Story
County through which ths extension will pms,
have voted tax-aid. Every township in Koesuth
County will vote Il tag when the time comes TO
tho compilation q tte road To tho north state llno,
where prominent husnesH. men ntIsl capitalists OF
1tinncipolA say they will TAKE II and bntl4 1t to
hat S{ Th,' now so b. The oaiy rane
r farsr q o. FoFt Ridgetey tonts ftom
i;cs soiaes I narro1.ssaso projte operatss a s ~
4 cut-ot1 md divsrts ifaao from tnat paint, Tho
contest ever the nld-ta1 has bccn apleitcd aud
e hs III e' nG9?s s s s
pic haye decided to wits a!d to the htst company
which will build the road. tho decision TO b. left
70 tho towns directly interested. It Will, there-
J. F. pnncombo for Fort podgo and i. y. smart foe
tho narrow .gxues, and lies bloiues, St Paul, and
g.. 10, ato. Dnncoml!c promises. II they vote asd
eoans 60 L. q sn.
10 1s void. It 10 very probablc Tho people vii! do
eide that an unbfoken limo from st. Paul and Min.
nUapos 10 les Mnihes, and thence 10 St. 10, will
ne % more advantage 10 them than plug to Fort
, 1877-06-20

GETTING TIRED OF TH1 CONFLIgr.
Havana, Jups ~, via KE1 WEsr.-Whlat there
Appcars to bo no indications OF unity Of purpoto
su,ong tho called Spanish party. tarre are indl
cations among Individuals. They would gladly
make peace wish the tnAarRsnls upon almost any
tsrnB If II not for Spanish pride, ~ ucgotla
upna must surely result to lhs disadvantage Of the
EpAniards. Tho tiu7fKenls ara not Averso " ncgo-
tlattng paac0 providing autonomy with saslcsut
fortsn guarantee b coucadsa. Sensible
CubxuB, and soma spanalds, say thoy
know The dangers surrounding ensisa indc-
psnderee. aud would prefer annexation
~ tho United stA+cs Whom ltartines csnpoa
rived et9ht months sgo with 10 600 men. the paclh:
cation of tho lslan1 was sg7in promised tho end
The ssiyan'avas Gained were ethslaneed bJ tho
Gi.adv antagua This state Vt The Island ID ot bet.
tst taA II Was last year 1t tho 3&nlo scason, and
tho tnsufrcetton IL ~ strong ~ ever. The only
visible advantage gained during the whole winter
sa1npAfxn WIZ l*ss burning Of plantations.
faiy publication u the situation 0! the Treasury
has Irrn tu.psnfie1. Last ytar At th!a date gold
Htood at 21h. 1t nUw stands At 437.
Very few Cubans ha.o Hteu advantage VI the
amnesty docree. They have 10 cuahdcnrs In II.
1lI STATE VI aEaifs In tbs lsixnd u 1Rnsutd ptoa
Aate, u1M dishearcnine
DECORATION,
Cen Martinez Caulpos, In the deld near shntiA-
G., Decorated The dag Of Ills battalion Ut sharp.
iAV1tcea Ut hAM Quentin with the collar Of sha
bsles Of San Fernando for thsis Ssllantfy in tAa
action ~ uaicta, July o, 1871.
Cnasus1ly huAty faius 10 the District OF 6autiago
TetArd operntl0nA-
A Royal orltE has teen lstued spproyinY tho
tlytnx Of the second cable bstweeu Santiago do
cu1a aud Jsua!cA.