davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-06-11
Dur1 paffogiere.

1000 Q. 81. Mntauft in @tbmpnb Gienitaa, 9onner.
tag urb Sonitabcne; Madt gerbtntun.
gen NIT 3i8an Der &idnienb uub Yetcrs..
BURG unb gteidpeafe unb Sbtp Gt5entab,
men. Der Sampler uSapana" perlaft
Baltimore Srn gier f44 Gtabt Str. Ron-
tag, Mttttus6 unb 5reitaB UNI 4 g. ".
Ntd9. VerbtneIngen nit 3taen non gbild.
belpt:a, Stem gerf nnb pstltten @ldBen,
unt TT gbet pptnt NIT 3lgen fir Ridnpnb
unb ben, Siben.
Dur6 Bra6t.
6it5 81. W ...Nnfunfi In @iGnps 9irnEao, 9pnner.
rag une Snnrahenb. Nfd6t Wetbinbuns
cen IN Q8et pptnt NIT benz Earnpfer BON
baltimore. Ntatt Ysrt ~nbunsea nit ben
Mitntpnb anb Ianptue. Ri6mpnb uab pe.
t%ersbara. nnb 9teiapeafe unp Sbio Gtfens
tabnen.
2ptal paffaeiers
1000 9. 81. @nfuaft In @tdnpnb taali6, auseenpm,.
men sOSatas. 9iast ge,biaSunsen
NIT ben MthntBtb unb VeterSbura, unt
ebefapsafc nnb Sbip Gifentatnen.
aofal Gra9t.
400 q. Sd. Gnfunft In 8tfmpnb Mantaa, Mttttuod5
nne Gretta9. Wa1t gerbtnbunee tn Mtff
pctnt NIT benz ampfer .Sita" son BEN Qan
eanesn Der Wfattirpni unb pan,uafss
5lIHen.
aeine 5raat nod pser BON gtdbtn fisltd ppn Sid.
rtenb uire aneenonanen Die Daeen fabren eurb ppn
sDth print nab Mtlaata.
buns unb 6 &nelisieii s~arautfrt ~ "''
"2brou8b VtuS 0f laeina'" NIT sdrantirten Staten
mad; allen ntrbrhen unb tpefltten Yldsen ne,ben aas.
seaetsn:
gatrta.tsa tsrbsn s%sstauft fir aus nDrsli&en, ST,
ltItn unb tpefIttfa gIabsn.
8aertartens Ill baben in Der General Gtfenbabus1tde
Ngentur, SIG Niatnfr, TN grbanae 5oteI unt am
assot Der 9snnpasnis Ode Der %. uab Ord Strrabe
ID mint $, s. DOuslab, @upt.
, 1877-06-11

Hera mlnns Der Superpi.
torin Senrp Gounty. Cine Ser.
lammluns bes v8oaro Of Superbilors"
won 0enrico GouutD. purOe Sonnabenb
III Gpurt 9oulc ob9e9aItsn. gs muroe
, 1877-06-11

g 0eioNn8, 3u Der 59anesrp
Court. waroe Die 94eioun9 BON Slid
nnb 8ctt, Ann Sons8. Gtou bon Mrtgur
Sons8, bemiligt.
, 1877-06-11
Sm Boterre ljuoet man:

SIM Waterre fuoet man:
S1mar3c &lpaeae au %, Is. 80. IS, 40. As.
81, 60, rs, SOC. unb 81 per garb.
9ebrt unIere Alpacas su SOC. an, mic biQiaer
ais 45c ptrfauff.
Gins spllsS N60rfement bon etnflGe, e~etretfte
uuo farbtse @eiora6euse.
@elreifje Ssipen3euee 81 &c.. mertb ST..
Garbiee Seieenssuse gu ST, mertb $l.25.
Wtr lentea belonpere Aufmerflamfeit auT uns
lets 1Gparae Seibenseuge au ST, ME bill.
Tiger S~srfauf! ais $1.5h.
SArarse 9sibenscuSe su Csc ipertb ST.
Sbperie @si0en3auJc 81 90e., pcrth $l.25.
S9war3e 9ttten3eu9e 81 $i.25, meltG 1925.
Yin DOuf5 enforcement bpn 0pmbaainrs, Ga.
mile, Galimere unb peurietta TiiGer.
Cine 9robe MuswaDi BON Yiaues Don 10 bis
Cos. PER gJarb.
GinfaGcS Semen fir @usiea BON % bis 4Oc.
unb ca,u PATHFINDER YefaB.
100 9tiid leue percaIes BON Bis 1896.
100 Stid fLGne 2awas gu 1873.
5000 yartS iclibs percales gu los. per 0arp,
tptrtliGer gBertb 25r. per yarb.
Gine qrces Wa5wabI BON Dreb @Opbs ppn 10
bis SOC. per Warb.
1000 @orNts Son SOC. bis So per Vaar.
Das erpBle 9igsr Spn Gafimeres fir Sesren-
nnb &naben. Nleiber, wel1cs ie bier ufss
rirt, Son 25e. bio So per ynro.
1000 unterbemten fir perren anb Dames
ron Csc. bic 81 PEI Gtad.
Infer Gtrumpfwnaren~ uab SanbIGut.D..
partement 1T complete.
MEir erOTfnetrn loeben 5000 6Gder ppu 3c.
bis 81 per Gtiid.
Wtr babsn I'M patfrre nod tau1enb artere
Ga9en, 3u SttIfaltig. I'm ale A., crwGtz
uel, ha IS uns an Naum sebribt.
Sm ;meiten Stof
Sinbet man Gin SolleS Eager BON 8ett. Deden
Don Isl bis $40, unp MAIDEN Defenders
auf unleTe 81 unb $3.50 Quilts auf-
merriam.
Cine erebe MaswabI Seu @ulls5 nub Inter.
ride Don soc. bis ST .25.
gcrbaas.Spib van 20c. su ST yer yarb.
5enltsr.V orbGnae unb Jirtures.
@%pnncEs unb Teaenl9irme.
dub etne 0robe MnSwatI pun G5bapls; aIs
SptBsn, Sohef!aah aab aabere tene Utc.
zen.
SIN 0rittcu Gtod
babfn mir einer arObtn NelerYe 0erratb you
alien Nanren. WGtr bitten glQe uuS nit if.
rem Seiude 3u befbren unb un1er Qaosr an
anleben.
Wtr lagen unlern Nrennhen, Guubeu unb
BEN publitum i'm Mlgemeinen unlern beNen
0ant flt has urs eei&enfte !2utrauen unb
o'ffea te uns eanelte ferner ju getp1bren
SpeIe' 0ebraber,
No. 81 BrUab @tra6e.
400 8aii&en bes 3ten unt 4ten ctr.
, 1877-06-11

GtQlt NiOmpa5.

Bpfisci @eri DIT. 1olgenoc
Sale famcn ggltern in bteIem GsriGte
SIR Bodybuilding
Ser SAT- pm Dlarp Gla 8atss. an=
ssflast 10 aug Der Sai9s bon sSomes
Stud aeitoDlen GIT Na6cn, !oMrbe 9on-
nobenb t6cilpcils neybDrf uno ouf beute
DcriGoben.
So. s.. Mljucr IND II. Goodman, on-
sstIogt ii4 8e9aleitj8 oHseariNsn uno
9ebrobt sU 1o5en, muyben wit cine Grs
mabnuug en!loiien.
a8iliam 0a6neg. fdrbie, oneetlost
cine @ortion Gtyei@b3lssr con Jli9arb.
fon e Go. gcI.oA.en IL habeil, ipurbe
5nl Sos sail up0 3 3iebcn perar.
tDeilt.
8sla Seferion. ongfflagt 'uessn Sc.
iesiitertrsiung, Dur6e, oa lie Die auiers
leate @eI0Itrofe ni4t be5a5Len fonnts,
oaf 80 Sage in Bic Sail 9eiaabi.
N!fy0n0er Do0is, Farbi9, onSetlast
eiue a5ortionGIei0er pon M,.:gan6er Bur-
eea Qe{to0ieu 8u 0Gben, Wurbe su Is Sie-
ben uno SO Sage Sail perrtl6eitt.
, 1877-06-11

Ser. 5faateN girtuit &C.
ri@t. Gire &anjcQSi,& la9c louroe I'M
pbissn Garj9t Dou Il. Gploood, gioens
tDiimsr 0cs Suit Burning Mat6
Soctorp" Qeasn 6. G. EBbits, Collector
Der inneren @teuern un0 S, 8. Quinn,
feinSepA!g in6reoerjd3burG, ciaeerei9t,
I'M itc ob3n0Ntier, 3jjnob8l;sr. psI6e
n0n u. @OtOboG perpadt Tjue, III confis,
ciren. 9as @eri4t Jeloiqtgte Den Gin
baItungsbsfe1l unh Sefr Got5boG fam
iebt iein @eihdit nngejt5rt Tortfibren.
Ser Sbief @i4ter &8aite Qn6 &id!er
8ono per6en obj9e3 @eri1t pcute uu,
10 ll9r er6fHet.
&iGter o. %. 0ug9ss, reiiie 5onn=
abeno 1n9 N9EfoIf, MD !9;rb Nufans
bieler .NoGe surjid tomrucn.
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@rpbe GrSFnuns!
@robe GrSfnuns
BON
Gpelc @ebrnDer,

go. 81 8roao @trase. awildeu BET
Stem unb 4ter.
gDir Iaben uaieye Treuuee uub has pubrt.
FUN TN MGeemsinen Elm. unierE rcuen Qaben
aab infer grcbss Eager BON Manmfattur.
nnb NobeiDaare0 arsUisben. Daielbe 1T
in ful8esbsn Abtpsilnneen eiaseibsiIt:
SIN Gaicment
Fnbcs mans: Mottia9, Ma15-IIter. Slid.
WadosIUhcr, aDo@seEuG mate, Geppite,
BrisSauae, eiu Gyobga Eager uoaD omsf Cd. ais
aebIei.tte 9aamVa!.sa5euDe, OiH0bams, plaie
Domeflies. Geridar1t MIDI uHisrs Matttngs
III Cos rersgarh. ausnT:bsa;Varb weitesW ads
EnI nNg lOe. psi yafo; Yullc 8rette Slid
@aGsiiitsr sinr soc. per Curb ale aniee
. s,nf ltirs wespeu 5a esa Gngrce Yreifsn Ser-
fauft.
, 1877-06-11

10000 Mopotaten limb in osn
Ser. 5taaten, wopon auf ben Staot
Re,u-Oorf al1cine 5913 fommen.
, 1877-06-11
a'1moao Seuer AIarm-U tlfaropb.

No. 3 3peits @0lijei Station.
N'. Gritte prli3et Citation.
NO. spr'senbaus. 3te Straee. sate
8rpab. '
No: anS eabser souft, sssao
Strabe, apiiaea Der 9ten unb 1Oten.
@o. sprisenbaus, 1st.a @tr.. nab
Granflin. wy
3o. 10 &pdets.
w. 1-3 Ode Der 12tsn uas Main Ctr.
w. IA ede bss 1Oten unb gYrS ctr.
We. 10 eds Der 1ien unb Gary Ctr.
Mo. 1-6 Gde esr yine unb Main ctr.
Mr. II @de Der 3ten unb DuyaI CTR.
Mo' Fl Ode Der 25iem unb groab q,
VT. % eds Der f7tsn unb Marlboa Ctr
Mo. 2-4 Gde Der 17tem uub Mo1binotou
ctr. "
M0. rs metropolitan Gil.u. @srfe. ?
Ctr.
Mo. 2-6 Ode Der 5teu unb Moin ctr.
no. 81 Ode brr 14ten unt WPain Ctr:
VIC. SO G6e Der 22aen uab Nain ctr,
NO. 3-4 Gde Der 13ten unb Carr ctr
No. 3-5 Stabtii6ss a~rmenbans.
No. 3-6 Ireteear GifenzWerfe.
M0. 81 Ode Der 9tsu unb 9eiab Ctr.
M0' ~ gr0ae Strabe gde Sail May.
Hfo. 4-3 Gefe Sprins unb Yine ctr.
Ns. % Ode ct. Sames uab Dupal Ctr:
20. 4-6 SpsIBenbcus, 25fe ctr.
VIC. 81 S~priBenbaus, 10 ctr.
9o. 90 eds Der Clay III @ilmer ctr.
No. So Ode Ti@ellonHr. unb @pdstts
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Gis! Vis! Gis!
Sd Bin iebt i'm Stanbe bas tf1te
NbrbIi9e Cts
gu lisfsrt. Die yreiie fno
Sir Sotels ~ 40 Gents PER 400 Wfnnb.
9n perionen bic Sp,t elmer bis flint Tonnen
usbmep. 40 st. per 100 pfunb, Incl. Grabt.
On Gamilien uub Sfieen, BON S bis 20
pfunb. 1 Gsat pet Yfuub, incl. JraGt.
9. gamilien nnb Sficcn, BON 20 Bis 50
yfunb, ! Gents per Yfunb, incl. gratt.
Mn 6an.ilieu unb Slfeen, so unb mebr
Yfunb, J Gent pr piunb, incl. Bra9t.
An 8utGer. Gi5baaeler unb Salons ! st.
per Yfunb. incl. Sra4t.
Sd banfs fir Dos mir nsts tepiefene ;3u.
trauen unb bite mir 70 DIES ferner gu fdentsn.
s. 6. g IN +.
tpb Ode her i9tsn unb Gary ctr.
, 1877-06-11
Wi6'S
plumfn- uns Wfmik-Saamfx

tueresn sspaantt Ton elmer Ntaisn 2sute In ant,tfa
Sttte ""S
Bids 4rsisIifs-30O NbbiIbunssm, nur 2 Gents.
ltd. 'N"''
Sid'S 8tumet. @emiie.Gariea 50 Gents; In sls.
0antsr Netumanc SLIGO.
aae nieins s,srSfsntliduneen wsrben In GnaItfa ups
&eutfh eebrudt. ~'
~rrshtse; Saiaes Did, @odsnsr ". y.
, 1877-06-11

@oIo i6lob seitern Wittas in 9em
Dorf NIT 1868.
, 1877-06-11
Es%s fsSssfts1s8sT Sr
Hidnonb, Yo,f Tiper uno G~Beiopeafc
Gilen6abn COMPANY.
Tabrplan Der 3ise.
Dur& Waffasitre.'

Dur& YafIasitre.
300 y. Or @ertdet @idmunb Tienifas. Oonnerfaa
nnb Gnnnahenb. @erbintet In gHei
pptut nit benz Dampfer ,5dpano" fir al,
le punfte at tem y}rrf Rtper unb Baltt-
more. Mniunfttu Baltimore Tim s q. d.;
Scrbtabet nit 8atnlinien tir gDaftinatun,
philadelphia, Stem gcrt, Bottom ,,ut ae
pefliben punite. @erttnb t NIT 4ieer
ter &tbrnpnS unb Vetet5ture uab Gbsias
ftate unb Sbto Gtfentabnen.
OurI GraGt.
500 y. M. 0erld6t Ri@mpnb Dtenffag, GanncrEaq
nnb Gnntabenn. Nta1t @trbinbuneen M /
'Dampfera tn s0ef potat fur Jlaeeeanbune
gen, Baltimore unp ale fpeftiten punfte.
Dfatt @erttneuneen tn &t9n,pnb nit 3is
gen ber Rt1ntcrb unb 0anpilf, &idntpnt
urb Petersburg, rnb Gbefapeaie unb Sttr
Gtfenbabnen.
0pfal Yaagtere.
300 q. @. gsrldbt Ri9npnb tislid (sunntass aus.
genplttnen)
QrfaI Gre1k.
700 g. ~. BsrlaBt @tdnpnb Wonidg, Rttttuod
unb Grritdg. Madt. 8erttnbunaen II
9Bef gptnt nit bent Darnpfsr ,SSiis" fl,
aae fdnbuneen an ben Niattippui uni
yamuntp Slufen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-11
KISSING THE BABIES.

At last President Hayes has arrived
in Washington. His journey wa, made
delightful by the attentions of thou
sands of his fellow-citizens. Nine. De
Stael said that all we the world there
were nothing but men, women and
children, and Mr.. Hayes had the honor
to prove that the baby is Ubiquitous.
From Columns, to Washington, at
every station AT which the train stop
ped, Mr.. Hayes was invited to kiss
the babies, an invitation which he
c~heerfully accepted. This ordeal is
one which AL Presidents have under
gone, and their compliance accounts
for the vast number of George Wash
ingtons, Thomas Jeffersons, Abraham
Lincolns and other Christian titles
which designate the Smiths, Browns
and Blacks of America. Rutherford
B.. will henceforth be popular in the
States of Ohio and Pennsylvania. He
kissed the babies, and their mothers
are not ungrateful and will honor him
at the baptismal font. We can not
enumerate all the babies that Mr..
Hayes had the pleasure of kissing, but
if their votes had been counted the De-
mocracy would have conceded the le-
gality of his election. The only baby
he did not kiss was Mr.. Tildeu's, and
this neglect was due to reasons which
it is not necessary to epumerate. The
kisses which Mr.. Hayes bestowed will
he long remembered, and if he admin
listers the Government as the people
hope he will. perhaps some pres
ent baby, destined to be a future Pres
ident, may. half a century hence, re-
call that compliment as a benediction.
But the general kissing of Mr.. Hayes
is excelled by n immortal embrace.
Nearly twenty years ago, when John
Brown was led out of bis Jail to be
hanged, he took from the arms OF a
negro woman her little baby, pressed
is lips to his own, and in this act paid
an eternal tribute to the race for which
he had lived and loved. and then as
cending the scaffold calmly gave bis
soul to Heaven and be%quea,hed his in
SEPARATION to his country.-N. Y. Her
aid.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-11
rELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

The Senate yesterday confirmed by
almost a unanimous vote the Presi-
dents Cabinet nominations.
A colored delegation from South
Carolina interviewed the President in
relation to the political situation in
that State. The views of Mr. Hayes
were satisfactory to the interviewers.
Senator Bayard laid before the Sem
ate, yesterday, a dispatch from promi-
nent citizens of Louisiana which con
tradicts Packard's assertion in regard
the unanimity with which his gov
eminent is recognized in that State.
Ex-President Grant has accepted the
position of President Of the First Ma
tional Bank of Now York City.
Kellogg. the Senator elect from
Louisiana under the Packard govern
ment, was not sworn in yesterday, but
probably action in his case will be
taken tomorrow.
The German Government has as
sumed Jan attitude towards France
that causes serious uneasiness as to
the maintenance of peace.
George Roberts reports f~avorably
upon the Consolidated Virginia mine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-11

solutism with impotence, was never
before witnessed.
Baroness Nathaniel Mayer De Koths-
child is dead.
The Silver Market.
LONDON, March 10.
Silver closed at .554 pence.
The Mission Of General IgnatieR-
Proposals for n solution Of
the Pending Questions.
PARIS, March 10.
Duke De Cazes is entertaining Cen
eral Ignatieff at the banquet to-day.
The lie Temps says Ignatietf's mission
is to obtain the signing of the protocol
embodying the reforms demanded by
the Conference, which involves no alb
rGgation of the treaty of 1856, and does
not threaten Turkey.
BERLIN, March 10.
Count Schworaloff will carry to Lon
don definite proposals for the solution
of the pending questions. There will
be no demand for a pledge of future
action. The final protocol is to be
signed by the different Powers collec-
lively, reviewing previous diplomatic
proceeding, recognizing the good Of
fees of Russia on behalf of Christians,
and recommending the Porte to exc
cute the reforms proposed by the Con-
ference, and protect its Christian sub.
jec,s against their Mohommedan
neighbors. General Ignatieff will
await at Paris the Powers replies to
this proposal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-11

" ~ pOJi NNv II
c. SCiiWAMB.
Sixth District Court, Nc. Al; Order OF sale
and decree Of foreclosure.
FINDER AND By VIRTUE OF Az OR
~ dor Of sale and decree Of foreclosure, H.
sued out of tho District Court Of the Sixth
Judicial District of the State of Nevada, on
the 18th day OF February, A. ID. 1877, in the
above entitled action, wherein A. Benedict,
the above named plaintiff, obtained Judgment
Schwamb, defendants, on the 18th day OF De-
cember, A. ID, 1876, which said decree was on
the 18th day Of December, A. ID. 1878. re-
corded in Judgment Book A, OF said District
Court, on page 2ol. am commanded to sell
oil that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
situate in the tow of Eureka, Eureka county,
State of Nevada, and bounded and described
as follows, TO wit:
Commencing at II stake at the westcrn pro-
longution of the north side OF Bateman street.,
ON a line with the east side of Second / reot.
next to Monroe street, and running thence
southerly on a line parallel to Monroe street
seventy-fivs feet to a stake; thence, at right
angles, westerly one hundred feet to n stake;
thence northerly seyanty-tive teet to n stake;
thence ensterly one hundred feet TO place Of
beginning. Public notice Is hereby given,
that on
Tuesday. the 9Th Day of March.
A. d. 1877. between the hours Of 0 o'clock A.
NJ. and D o'clock p. NJ, to wit: at o'clock P. NJ,
of that day, in front of the Courthouse of thu
county of Eureka, ! will, in obedience to said
order of sale and decree of foreclosure, sell
tho sbo 20 described property. or 50 much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy plain
tifFs Judgment, with interest thereon and
costs, to the highest and best bidder for cash,
all in United states gold coin.
IAN is SlAS, Sheriff.
BY J. B. NELSON, Dopnty.
Eureka, February Y. 1871. fol3-3t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-11
DR.. WIN. A. SPINKS

HAS JUST ARRIVED FROM SAN
III Francisco, after an absence of nearly
tive months. he respectfully calls the atten-
ton Of his old frienis aud patrons, and tho
public in general, 10 the tact that no is M his
old stand on spring street. ready to treat
most successfully all diseases that flesh is
heir 10 without the use OF drugs, and more
especially all private diseases; coughs and
colds of all kinds; dipthBria; every charac-
ter OF Rheumatism; load collie, in its various
forms, and fevers Of all kinds.
guarantee a cure in all the above named
diseases, where instructions are faithfully
followed.
Give me a call. and you will get the worth
of your money, and not have your constitu-
tion poisoned with drugs.
WIN. A. SPINKS.
Eureka, March 8. 1877. mrl0.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-11

You may talk about Yankee tricks,
but the Manchester butchers, in their
rage against American beef, have put
Connecticut hams quite into the back
ground. They buy up tough old bulls
and starved COWS, and exhibit the car
casses as American beef at a low price.
The customer tries it, and is properly
disguised, and comes back calling
loudly for the s'roast beef of hold
HiDgland." Then the butchers turn
around and give them a cut OF Amer
lean bsef at the old price, calling II
"uinglish.'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-11
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
A MtainG Experts Opinion on the
consolidated Vir.inia Mine.
San FRANCISCO, M,

A FRANCISCO, March 10.
The Stock Exchange to-day publishes
an account OF an interview with Geo.
Roberts, one of the party recently en-
gagged in an examination of the Con-
solidated Virginia mine. He gives a
favorable report, the general scope of
which is, hat going down the c. and G.
shaft and into the 1900 foot level in the
west cross-cut, they came to the east
wall Of the lode, pitching at an angle
of about AZ degrees. Immediately on
piercing the wall, run into rich ore,
averaging an assay value of 5000 per
ton; al the end of IS feet, struck a
horse "a feet wide: then ran in ore av-
eraging SIPS to $3.50 per ton, for 10 feet,
when the assays gradually lessened,
and ran into broken vein matter,
where work was stopped in the drift
it is supposed to be about so to 100
feet further To west wall. Mr.. Rob
erts argues that as the deep Wine
from the 1550-toot level along west
wall runs in rich ore below the 1885,
foot level, that a continuation of the
drift will show the same ore body that
was found in the 1850 foot level, more
particularly az in that level the streak
of barren ground was encountered in a
nrasant and of ,ba drif, IN The leio,
fnot iavoI ia adv.,cas fnrtber TIC
,hoorv that tho oe ieat If orc :, he
dir novt ~ tba cost vail il a new
BODY entirely. The horse before NEIL
toned is almost directly under the
junction of the l550.foot level with the
east wall for the first ten feet on that
level. The ore is very low grade, al
most ha rran in faaf IVa hajiaNas that
,ho s,raaL nn tha tS;o 100, 49, =; 80
80 tha ,nn IF tha LnrSa. 10, ~
hors. Snarcapl w;dans a. IL 80 - no
hat the ni,ch Of the cast wall carries
tbat ~ r,on, T.. "a b.. T., ~,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-11

PARIS fashion gossip: Petticoats
are coming in again, but, like things
that have been long in the grave, they
are mere skeletons. l have it o
really good authority, the lady being
old enough to be nay grandmother,
that this is the matter of it: Yokes or
tapes hang from the waistband, run
ing down low enough to meet a
flounce, eight inches wide, that touches
the ground. To this fraudulent
Aounce the tapes of the yoke are but
toned. Let male walters beware OF
these traps. Bodices are being cur
tailed and skirts are much trailed.
Everything, too, il worn one-sided.
Bonnets are put on awry; curls, when
WON, are uneven; tunics are boiteusses,
and, to cap the climax, watches are
ri on one shoulder and clocks on
one leg.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-11

THE LARCENER NELsoN.-The thief
Nelson, who triei to aid in Harring-
tons escape Tuesday morning, has
been heavily ironed and consigned to
one of the dungeons of the new Jail.
This man should be made to suffer the
legal as we'll as physical consequences
of his late acts. He is just as guilty Of
aiding in the escape of Harrington as
though he had been on the outside and
attempted to effect his rescue. This
should not be allowed by the author
tiles to pass simply because the wretch
is in confinement under another
charge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-11

A Grave Complication OF Affairs
Betwecn Germany and France.
LONDON, March 10.

LONDON, March 10.
The Euening Standard publishes a
telegram from its Paris correspondent,
saying that Information of the gravest
kind had reached there from we'll
informed sources, which he thinks it
very doubtful that the Government
will allow to be transmitted by tele-
graph, and therefore he sends it by
post. The German Government has
assumed an attitude toward France
which is calculated to cause serious
uneasiness as to the maintenance OF
peace. The German Government has
been consistent in its manifestations
of ill-wIll. First came its refusal to
tBke part in the exhibition of 1873;
next came attacks of the German press
against France; and now, he under
stands, the Cabinet at Berlin has in
timated to France that it regarded the
constructions of the second line OF
fortresses as a hostile step. This sec
ond line is between Germany and
France, without which the latter
country is open to invasion. The
French Government has complied par
TALLY with the demands of the Ger
man Government, and has undertaken
not to continue the Notifications OF
Arrus.
TuriSi sh AHairs-Death of n Bar
Oness.
LONDON, March 10.
The Times correspondent at Paris
says: Under former Sultans there
were instances of tyrannical, IMPROVE
dent and rapacious governments, but
under Sultan Abdul Hamid we are in
full anarchy. The Palace is issuing
orders without consulting the Porte.
The Porte is transacting businesses
without guidance from or commando.
ton with the Palace. Such combina-
! ton OF tyranny with anarchy, of alb
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-11

ROUGH ON THE ADMINISTRATIONS
About the toughest shot the new
Administration has yet received is its
Endorsement by Ben Butler, who called
on the President last Friday and as
sured him of his approval of his
course. Our confidence in Mr.. Hayes,
however, is firm enough to lead us to
the belief that he will be enabled to
bear up even under that infiiction.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-11
RESCUE HOSE COMPANY,

THERE WILL BE A MEETING nNna
i OF the members of Rescue Hose GSNST& j.
tomorrow (M0NDAY)GTGR
night at seven o'clock. A full at
is desired, as important business
VIII be transacted. By order.
j.. MOONEY, Foreman.
J. C. MAUPIN, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-11

SENATORIAL CANDIDATEs.-Geo. C.
Gorham and Marcus d. Boruck will
be candidates before the next Cal.
ifornia Legislature for the United States
Senatorship now held by Mr.. Sargent.
As between the two, Gorham is our
choice, in preference to the editor OF
the great (one-) horse paper of the Pa
cific coast.