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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

Everything is moving along very
smoothly al the Me,amoras Works.
The furnace is working q like a
charm, and the machinery runs with
out hitch or delay. The sample mill
on the second floor Ia a model in its
way. and a wonderful help to Supe,in-
tendent Atchinson in his testing oper.
atoms. Considerable outsideN oree Is
being reducsd, and large quantities are
arriving daily. On Wednesday last
the n turned out l67s barss or; q
trifie over eightiOns.a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

. Cyrus Horn and j.. Sias. - Jr:s are
both very capables and ingenious
mechanics. Finding the inner Jail
door-s weigfty affair Of some 600
pounds-out Of order, they removed
it, fixed it up as complete "a the
most accomplished iron worker
could do, and hung It in place again.
IL now works like y charm, and the
boys. proud Of their success. are
looking around after other worlds Tor
doors) to conquer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

weolen Gurnsey knit Jackets. at tho GOLD
EN- RULE STORE. n3
HEIGH Ho! The holidays are coming! and
Joe OF the Golden Rule Store. has improved
the season by q FINE IMPORTATION Of
English and French silk Handkerchief.
Magnificent goods. and selling very reason.
bio. ms
GESrs' soft WOOL mufiers. 1t the GOLDEN
RULE STORE. Fine variety. n2s
PIrEs.-The largest assortment and best
Ssfis aS q ripss e e6 1GG lsx'1 R n ey sTdR 81 "a
CHEAP FOR CASH. ma
HEieur OF FAsHIox.-Fresh arrival Of Hats.
10 all the different styles fer 1879, 1T the
GOLDEN RULE STORE. Largest and best
stock Of these goods in Eureka. n20
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08
vL.Us DUST.

ILUB DUST.
NO passengers to or from Tybo Q
terdsy.
Tho patent to the Huauenot mins
was recorded yesterday.
Saloon.keepers complain that there
IS no nutriinsnt In the pay-days.
Conkling went for Hayes scalp YES.
terday. So say bur evening dispatches.
Flour and p~otstoes are falling. So
says sam. GoId~tone.
Have you chosen your costumes for
the coming masquerade ballf
The roads and highways have be-
come quite dusty again.
Jinks Gays that all the ladies' at the
ia'r sing the Sweet Buy-and buy"
I. The cage j. running to the $50 10 OF
level at the Hamburg mine.
Ashim Bros. are Introducing gas
into'their premises on Main street.
Parson Gray announces an Old
Folks concert at AUSTIN.
A trial jury of u good men and
true was drawn yesterday.
A lot Of ore from Adams Hpf was
received ut the Metamoras furnace yes
terday. :
The Eureka foundry is turning ON
numerous castings In the shape ofslag
pots. car wheels, etc.
The Jackson COMPANY will resume
shipping ore to the Richmond furnaces
next week.
Over $50, 900 worthCbf silver buIlfon
WAS shipped by express from Eureka
this morning.
Frank RobbinO received new
and useful i%nventIon< which h~esslfows
only to his most intimate friends.
Bancroft, one of the SExTrNEpis
comps. has receivedra large consign
ment of gilt-edged Wisconsin butter.
The axle Of Reub Egleston's express
wagon broke yesterday morning. Too
much strain from fredrides.
A vayrant streams of water from
Poverty Gulch camdLnear flooding the
Sherif's Office yesterday.
Charley Fisk donxteds very hand
some cake to the managers OF the la
dies fair.
A letter directed to B.gW. CroweIl,
care of Dewey Il Co., San Francisco,
Is held for postage at theEureka post
office.
The patent to thu mill site ofthe Silver
West Mining Company was placed on
record yesterday.
A quantity Of four-inch pipe. to be
used in connection with the X X
pumps. a received IT the freight de.
pot yesterday.
Two cars of merchandise. three of
timhers, two Of lumber and five OF
coal, arrived at the freight depot yes
terdsy.
A huge team loaded with 10000
pounds Of freight was dispatched to
fybo yesterday.
No more work will be done on the
man shaft of the Jackson until next
The extension of the railroad track
to the Consolidated works iS
10 be Q great convenience to that com
pany.
The funeral Of Higgins. the victim OF
the Silverado sh0oting scrape, WAS
attended yesterday. &
The bullion product Of the. Eureka
Consolidated will be about one-fourth
less this month than for November,
IN account of numerous repairs to be
TO the furnaces.
In the State OF Virginia they.s punch
avery time a man takes q drink: in
Eureka The same thing happens when
he don't. The bar keeper does the
punching in both ase
The bullion product Of the Eureka
Consolidated for the month ofNovem-
her was S42S 500 81. As General Dodge
lays, "this will pay the dividend aud
carry another over" ,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08
Cs@psissensay

Id EuFeks SENTINEL has entered
up" Tue seventh year OF Its existeuce
.no Iourteenth volume. II has n.
rsyn neen . nswsy. readable psper,
:"on'e9niy tdentided with and devo,e,l
:" ne sntesssta NJ the BasA Range.
LAY V enjoy continued succees.-TEs.
esroya Mining Review.
Iee Eureka SkxrsxxL has som
plssed the seventh wear Of its srist
q and ita E,urtseuih volume r. 1. ~.
=. ~ Dat Iapsra In the eastern mart
o. tne oeste. aud IN State a6ajre Il Il
segaFded bnth there and hare q
informed aad reliabie.-Vroinio
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

Samuel Brady. OF the firm Of Noble
& Brady, Mining Engineers. Detroit.
Michigan, will arrive in Eureka In q
few days. He comes for the purpose
of examing and reporting on the Kit
Carson mine. and In the event that his
conclusions are favorable, that prop
erty will Immediately change hands.
Mr.. Brady IL . very competent engi-
nser. and II an old schoolmate OF Mr..
Porter. the Superintendent Of smelling
operations at the X X.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

John H. Dennis, formerly one Of the
proprletors Of tho S%ENTINEL, and long
q citissn OF the Base Range. has pur-
chased q half interest In the Tuscarora
Times. and will In the future be con-
pscted with that paper. John il .
picy, pungsnt writer, and we wish
him abundant success In his new field
a wish that We are joined in by his
legion of friends in this vicipityv
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

Mrs. Adelaide Lammon, wife OF Geo.
L. Lammon. and sister Of Gus Ashe.
United States Marshal. died very sud
denly in Virginia City on the 9Th inst.
While visiting q lady friend abe was
taken suddenly i'll with . c~ongestive
chill, and in spite Of unremitting atteu
tinn and tina best medical skill, died In
II hours after the attack. Tho re-
mains will he taken to Sacramento,
her former home. for intermsnt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

The third night Of the ladies' fair at
Bigelow's Hall showed NO sbass-
mont Of interest. and the room wss
throngsd with . great number Of
Eureka's citizens. To . critical eye
II might have seemed that the fairer
portion Of humanity was slightIy In
excess, but the gentlemen present
were liberal Ia their purchases and
ever ready To lend an ear TO the fascin.
ating nppeals Of the gentler seq.
Notwithstanding the numerous sales
m tde, the booths showed no depIe-
ton, and wero loaded with atlrnc-
tive articles. The many rallies are
being we'll patroniz0d, and the ladies
In charge report long lists and lib.
eral customers. The idea Of voting .
cane To the most popular gentleman
has heen abandoned and that article
will bs disposed of by lottery. The
contest betw een the young ladies for
the possession Of the gold watch and
chain promises to be = very spirited
one. and mero votes had already
been recorded. The good old Demo.
cratic doctrine Of voting early and Of
len obtains. and the gentlemen are
nowise bashful In sustaining their f..
vor'tes. Aunt Hannah's stand con-
tinues to be the intel Of attraction,
and
Punch. brothers, punch with care,
Whisky punch at the ladies' fair"
Il q popular refrain. Dancing was in
du ged In, and It seems to be among
the most attractive features. To.
night will be the last evening Of the
entertainment and the most interest.
ing one, as the raffies will b decided,
and the prizes awarded to the fortu-
nate winners. We predict . large At
tendance aud q pleasant evenings re-.
creation. Those who have not ~ yet
gone will do well to embrace the op-
p0r,unity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

A colored gentleman. just In from
Eastern Nevada. informs . Gold Hill
Neics reporter that winter has COM
menced In earnest out In Tuscarora
District. He says it IL very cold "in
dc vicinity Oh D. Frees mine"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08
Ho. for ahe HoIiaeys!

Joe. of the Golden Rule Store. has just re-
ceived q new line Of goods for the holiday
trade. consisting of porcelain cups and sau-
GERS. handsome vases. card receivers. ctr,
which adds much to the appearance Of his
store, Of tho display be has made Of them.
Call early and secure bargains in these nice
goods. ms
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08
Chrssss.sas Deal.

We simply echo the sentiment Of the
street, says the San Francisco Stock Re
port. when We request the bonanza
magnates To make . Christmas deal.
Out Of thsir abundance . few millions
thrown into the market would not be
missed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

J. Strsus. below Hinekley's Parker House,
and opposite Paxton's Bank, informs the
public that he is lin receipt Of new invoices Of
the fncst jewelry ever brough. 10 Eureka.
He has the largest assortment Of watches,
clocks, spectacles, etc in Eureka, and is the
most liberal dealer in the trade. Alljewslry
and silver-ware purchased Of him will be on.
grayed free Of charge. p23
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

A meeting of the Centennial Guard
will te held next Monday evening at
Miners Union Hall. A full attend
ance is requested. ss business Of i'm
portance will come before the meet
ing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

Eureka Lodge, No. Is, F. & A. NJ.
will meet this evening 81 III o'clock
At their hall. ct a called meeting. for
work In the Third Degree. Members
Of sister lodges, in good standing. are
cordially invited to attend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08
No More sidewalk SHOW.

L have determined not to exhibit any mere
goods on the sidewalk. and my customers
will hereafter find everything they need In
side Of the store. I shall expect . vote Of
thanks from the citizens for not o~bstructing
the sidewalk any more. A. BERWIN,
dill W At the White House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08
snsLruuo ORES.

The Enterprise has the following In
regard I" base metal mines, Those Of
our people who shall next spring 70
forth Into the wiIds for the purpose OF
prospecting for new mines will un.
doubtsdiy keep . bright lookout for
smelling pres. The permanance and
prosperity Of Eureka and other mining
towns and campo where smelling ores
are worked Lave given our prospectors
. much more exalted idea of the value
of base metal veins than thew enter
tanned In regard tn such mines in for.
mer times. Besides, there il now be.
ginning to be . market for such ores.
A. various points along the Central
Pacific railroad there are parties ready
TO purchase them. A man who. may
have the good fortune tn find abode
y'e'oing rich argentiierous' R~alena; or
any b smelling ore. ut q point not
too far distant from the railroad. NAV
NJ once Oegin to reap his reward. II
- not necessary for him to put up a
urnsce OF 10 make any great outlay
OF money ior any purpose. With an
ordinary wiudlRss and = few tools he
may extract his ore and haul or pack
u IN the railroad and either seil-it.on
tue spot or ship Il, when he shall have
accumulated q car load, to tbs nearest
point whers lie csu have II snieltHd.s
IL - not necessary for him 10 swat
the slow assistance Of timid capital.
Although he may tegin operations in
q iite = small way, he will have the
Subtraction OF feeling that he il quite
1ndel endent and ecure from the de
lays I'M n~'achinations ri greedy and
. manipuiAtors. Soon -providsd
he have . mine Of real vaIne- IN will
De able to erect a furnace and sinelt
his own ores, Lsving preserved his in
Dependence and h entire control of
his business from the first.
In the regions skinned and scratch.
cd over by the early prospectors, who
were In search of free milling ORES,
there II still q good field for miners
who are in search IT ores for smelling.
Some ~ the best smelling ores present
such an unattrsctive appearance. from
the iron and "ther base metals they
contain, that the pioneer prospector
hardly halted to look at the veins in
which they were contained. A Ger.
tain per cent. of iron Is M cessary in
smelling. and IL it be Tot found in the
ore that il tn he operated upon IL must
b~ added. yet many veins OF very val
liable smelling ore have undoubtedly
been run over by prospectors who
Thought them nothing more than de-
posits NJ u poor quality Of iron ore.
Not only do the base metal lodes Of.
fer q field In which the poor man may
ob'nin adequate return for his outlay
81 muscle. but they are also worthy Of
the attention II men Of capital. The
day IL not far distant when ores now
considered 10 te of a very low grade
will trs probably worked. either here
81 some point to which they may he
chesply SHIPPED. II has been ascer-
that ba-e metal mines may be
upon ~ regards perns-
hence. therefore those who shall now
ecure such mines. by patent or other
wise. will one day be able to draw
them regular and handsome in |
Trains Of ears loaded with
ores may be run as chesply IS
The gravel trains are run.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

The Reno Gag tte Of the 5th an
nounces the death of Charles Va
Gorder, al Sacramento.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

The ore bins at the Eureka Consoli-
dated Works are being extended.
When finished they will be Of one
third more capacity than at present.
and will hold about ] 500 Ions of ore,
or a weeks run for all the furnaces.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08
New Good.i New Goods!l

am daily receiving large invoices Of the
latest styles Of gentlemen's clothing and furn.
isbirc goods. which l propose to sell at the
cash, and can afford to sell them cheaper
than any one else in the trade.
A. BERWIN,
div At tho White House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

Ennis has for sale. in quantities to suit.
pure sweet Cider. and Sauer-Kraut of tina,
delicious favor so eagerly sought for by the
levers Of that Irish beverage. d.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08
Bullion shipment.

Wells, Fargo & Co. made the follow.
ing shipment u bullion this morn
ing: Nine bars valued at SCI 1897 IS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

lave marked down prices Oh all my win.
ter goods, and l intend to sell them IL there
is any coin in the country. A. BEkWlN.
div At tho White House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08
sonussdrum.

Why pay 81 25a roll for butter when 20,
can buy nice, sweet. ranch butter Of Enni
foi 81. diff
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

The Moore Bros. give notice 10 an.
other column that they. have sue
cssded TO the livery stable business
Of Bishop 4 Carpenter. and are pre-
pared IN furnish the best Of road
outfits. including singls and double
teams, buggies. rockaways. saddle
horses, etc.. and carry on . general
livery. feed and aale stable. The
Moore Bros. are very popular In their
line. AMI will undoubtedly secure .
fair share Of pafronsve.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

Sam. Golds,one on opening his store
Yesterday morning Was somewhat sur
prised to find that one-half OF II had
disappeared. Investigation showed
that the flooring in the back part Of
the room had given awav and with its
superahundant load Of nour. potatoes.
sugar. etc.. had fallen to the cellar un
dernesth. a distance III eleven feet.
Some twenty ton weight Of the ar
ticies mentioned were piled on the
door. and IL is to this fact that the
breakdown IL credited. The rumors
that the walls had settled we're with
out foundation. as they are intact ia
every particular. The joists and floor
timiers were brittle aud knotty, and
| were the only part of the building that
was damaged. No one was sleeping in
the stpve, nor occupying the cellar,
hencs there were no casualties. The
store used To warm the building stood
Just on the edge OF the break, and WAS
pulled away from the pipe and canted
| over on It's side. II was full Of iIe,
and II II had fallen into the cellar
would have no doubt caused q disss-
trous confiagratiOn. 1t was = narrow
and very fortunate escape. Mr.. Gold
| stone estimates his damage at 300 and
about the same IN the building. A
forca of men were husiiy ut work yes
ierdsy. afternoon repairing. and will
have everything IN good shape by to.
night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

~ H0ndred WOtINrs HeW1fu.
A special dispatch to the SENTINEL.
from Hamilton, received last night,
contains the following:
HAMILTON, Dec. Z.
Tho Board Of County Commission
ers have offered = reward OF 5000 for
the capture. and delivery vt Hamilton,
Of Joe Brashisr. the slayer of Higgins,
NJ Silvsrado. OFFERS are about insti
tutinw an active pursuit.
We understand that some Of wi Of
icers started out 10 search Of Brashier
last evening. From what we have
learned. the shooting was . most I'M
provoked and culd- bloOded affair, and
we hoTs the efforts 10 capture him will
be crowned with
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

The Silver State says that = shoe
maker named George Smith, who was
carrying on business At Humboldt
Wslls. disappeared mysteriously some
~ months ago. since which time
n"shing hss been seen or heard NJ him.
ne an not. ~ far a. ~ be a-cer
tsinen. " . dollar. and he let about
S6O0 worth of aiOck ct the Wells.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

B~ALLoTiNa for United States Sena'
tor, in the California Legislature, will
commence on Tuesday next.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08
saaals ssa 0lsve Gssas,sshn ens.

hsaaee sed 0oove GssaSlsshmems.
II you want . psrfect fitting glove.
both durable and s~srvscsatle. IN to
y. M. Connors. Disnnck's building,
north Main atreek. He uses the very
oees al material. aud warrants . per-
iect a.. Mr.. C0nn0ra also runs : sad-
Ole establishment IN connection with
his business, and being . most compe-
tent workman. will undoubtedly give
s.,s'sot'on to AL who may patronizs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

John Mcdaniel has ope..A ~
Boarding house opposite The Eursh.
Consolidated works. and h .ren.r.d
% furnish future cus,omsrs vish ~.
very best of board 1t the mnse r...o,-
aba prtses. He has also started : bar
IN cnnnectlnn with his business. and
will keep y f~irst-claxs article Of wines
liquors and cigars on hand. Tho e..
tsbl,shment. owing tn its proximity n
the Consolidated works, ought r.. and
undoubtedly will do . good business.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
BALTIMORE SENSATIONS.

baltimore, Oct. 12-Joseph Mohr, a
German, aged So, who had been separated
from his wife, entered her dwelling yesters =
day and expressed desire for recont,lia-
ton. She refused, whereupon he drank a
cup of coffee and asked permission to rest
himself on the lounge. To this she assent
ed, and he threw himself in reclining atti-
tude. A moment later pistol shot rang
out and the unfortunate man was soon
corpse, he having shot himself. through the
head. William Miller, Baltimore and
Ohio brakeman, mel a strange aud horrible
death while on the front platform of a car
being driven along Pratt street. The sud
den snapting of stick released the brake
and hurled hun. IN front OF the car, HIS
head was wedged tightly between the wheel
and framework, aud his throat was cut from
ear to ear, and the body terribly crushed.
Jack screws had to be applied to the car
to rele ase the corpse. jacob Siicer was at
work al. the, bottom OF an area in Hurst,
Purnell 81 Co.'S warehouse wien an eIsla-
tor; heavily loaded, descended noisely upon
him, crushing his skull. breaking his jaw
bone aud otherwise manglfng him. He
was taken to u hospital, where he will di 10
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
{ Il THIRD fITE b EDITION
TIE, ] 3, = ~ WAR.
REP oRTs OF CONTINUED TURKISH
SUCCESS IN ARMENIA. lI-C7
TURKS coRRA1LED AT PLEvNA.
CHANGES IN RUSSIAN TACTICS.

LONDON, Oct. 13,-Intelligence has been,
received at the British Embassy in Con-
that Moukhtar Pacha is pur-,
suing the retreating Russians. Whence
comes this information, most natural in its
way If the Russians are in retreat, 1t is not
stated. ----- ---.
The Times Therapia special dispatch
states that a private Telegram received
there confirms the report that Moulxhtar
Pacha is pursuing the Russians.
d There are no further Russian bulletins
about the latest operations in Asia, so It
must be taken as true that another attack
on Moukhtar Paeha has been repulsed. Y
The Russians are likewise silent about
the junction OF Chef ket Pacha with Osman
Pacha, which is reiterated from Turkish
sources, and augurs i'll for the success OF
the Russian operations against Plevna,
though one correspondent at Bucharest
thinks the Russians are so sure of captur-
ing Osman's army that they are very we'll
pleased to get as many Turks into Plevna
aspossible SO as to make q clean sweep.
A Bucharest correspondent telegraphs
"I find a more hopeful feeling prevalent, in
which begin somewhat to share. This is
cavsed by reports Of impending change in
some important commands, including the
dismissal of Gen. Levitzky. 1t is also
thought that the privations of the Turks
must be greater than those Of the Rus
siansn .r -I.. t4h O. 1s a. - p. -
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
PfRsoNAI.-

Senator Bayard went to Washington
yesterday at noon. ~ .t7 l-rI-f G
General Sherman left San Francisco
for Washington yesterday morning.
Prince WaIdemar, Of Denmark, has
been appointed sub-lieutenant in the
Danish Navy. = it-1,
Senator Conkling left New York yes
terday for Washington, as did also Hon.
james G. Blaine.
The Rev. Alfred A. Curtis, secretary
to the late Archbishop Bayley, fills the
same position to Archbishop Gibbons.
Mrs. Hamilton b. Tompkins, grand
daughter of General Lewis B. Cass, died
suddenly at Newport on Thursday even
ing. '',a
Governor Hendrick, accompanied by
bis wife, left New York yesterday MORN
ing. They will make short stay in
Philadelphia. Only few friends of the
governor saw him off, a. t'
William Cullen Bryant, Longfellow
and Bayard Taylor, have recently been
chosen honorary members OF the Liter
'ary Academy Of Athens, of which the
Queen of Greece is special patroness.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
4 SECOND il EDITION D)I,I'I DENs !. 4. 4.
EXCITED FRANCE.
FEVERISH FBELLNGS o YER THE
'n. COMING ELECTIONS. 'ae4i'

..r.tits, Al. IA n PARIS, Oct. 13, 1877.
As the eve of the election approaches the
public anxiety is intenmfying. Both parties
are ostensibly confident, but both parties
in reality are quaking In their boots. -
Claims of majority are made on both sides
Nv hich any cool and impartial observer will
declare to be unfounded,u but when it is
seen how ingeniously each eide arrives at
its conclusions the cool and impartial OBJ.
server hipes bis head amid q fog of figures
given ION the beat authority" fully one
half and probably thresgfourths of which
are inventions, to use no stronger term 1t
Is Impossible to arrivs at any conclusion Of
what the result will be. To use an Irish
bull, every one is prepared for surprises ON
the dramatic principle of Victor Hugo that
1t is always the unexpected that happens.
!. M. Gambetta has been sentenced 70 three
months imprisonment and to pay a fine of
$500 for placarding his recent address to
the electors of his arropdissement. The
printer of the address has been sentenced to
fifteen days imprisonment and to pay fine
of $40O. $50 .iH 70