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NIGHT DISPATCHES
DESTRUCTION OF A CIGAR.
BOX FACTORY, AND
LOSS OF LIFE.
FOUR BODIES RECOVERED.


CINCINNATI, August 3.
Pestering's cigar box factory was
burned this morning. Twenty-Five
girls were working in the upper sto-
ries. 1t is reported that four of them
persisted in the flames. The fire in the
box mandatory originated in the cell
lar. An attempt was made to extin-
guish it without the aid of the fire
department, but it was unsuccessful.
After reaching the first floor, the
flames spread with fearful rapidly and
10 a short time reached the roo. The
employees, mostly girls, were at work
in the third and fourth stories. Some
of them escaped through the windows
upon the roofs of other buildings, but
it is feared that eight or ten persisted i'll
the flames. Four bodies have been re
covered, but so disiigured as TO be
almost beyond recognition. Bits of
clothing led to tie identification of
Mary Nurre, Mena Kneb, Frank Shu-
dair and Anna Patger. Jno. Blanch
ard, engineer in the factory, died soon
after, from injuries received. Two
girls and one man, Isaac Schofield.
were SO badly burned that they will
probably die. From the factory, the
fire spread To six frame and one brick
uWoliluX uOuSc, WHICH WAL pIoNo .
total loss. The amount OF the losses is
not yet ascertained.
A California Sport Strikes an I'm
lucky Deal. COppers the World
ana Hoes IL Blind On Eternity.
New YORK, August 8.
John Francis Murphy. a we'll known
sporting and turf man, committed sui
eide this morning in a gambling house
by blowing his brains out. The cause
of the suicide is variously attributed
to losses at faro and in business. On
the body Of Murphy were found a
number of letters. tine stated If he
ever found himself driven to the wall
by bad luck he should commit suicide.
Another stated his mother lived in
Elgin, ILL.,; that he (Murphy) was re
Gently from San Francisco; that he
had Ss2 800 on deposit at odd Fellows
Savings Bank. San Francisco, and
some property in the town of Hollis
ter, Cal. all of which he bequeathed
to his mother. His will. the letters
stated. was deposited with the National
Gold Bank and Trust Company In san
Francisco. The body OF the suicide
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NEVADA.
ROttenness I'm Mine Management
Sam. Curtis Deficiency im Ophir.

Sam. Curtis Deficiency fm Ophir.
VIRGINIA CITY, August 2.
The expose i'm this afternoons Chron-
icle of corruption in the Ophir is the
main topic of conversation here. Ii
now appears that the deficiency in
Curtis accounts were known to the
Directors in February. AT that time
he made over his house, worth $50, 900.
to Lucky Baldwin and s25 900 to his
wife. Colonel Weller called on Bald
win to make up the deficiency, as he
had Curtis property i'm hand. Bald
win said he had put up enough, and
refused to do anything further. Curtis
then agreed to turn owe a part of his
salary. 81 900 a month, to cover the de
felt. He did this, and at the same
time he began to make way with the
company's money 10 a larger extent
than the amount turned over. The
deficiency now amounts 1874, and
was very inReniously covered ia the
accounts. Curtis is now in San Fran
cisco, attempting to raise the money u
pay the deficiency, and IL he does not
succeed he will be arrested. Ford, the
clerk, assisted Weller in tracing up
Curtis ~defalcation, and is also impli.
Gated to the extent of $4,000 and q
quantity OF bullion. IL is whispered
that the Julia, Crown Point and Other
mines ara equally as rotten. and ar
investigation all along the line is in
order.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The EASTERN WAR.
Great Success of the Turks
THE RUSSIANS BEATEN ALL
ALONG THE LINE OF THE
BALKANS.
A Weeks Bloody Fighting.
How IN News was Received In
London.
A Weeks Bloody Fighting.

LONDON, August 2.
A Tiernova dispatch says the Rus
sian Grand Duke has already started
for Plevns. Preparations are making
for a quiet effort to retrieve the recen
misfortunes. The Division at Selvi is
ordered to attack Lovatz. 1t is report
ed that they have already taken IL,
but his is probably untrue. The po-
silion is evidently serious, as long as
the Turks bold PlevDa. The army
corps here connot be further weaken
ed to reinforce General Gourko, and
there are some doubts whether he will
be able to retain his advanced position
beyond the Balkans.
An election riot took place at Grims-
by last night. A mob of 5000 wreck
ed the hotel where Watkin, the sue
cessful candidate stayed, and tried to
burn it. Three persons were injured.
Troops were sent to the scene, and IL
rioters were arrested.
NEW YORK, August 2.
The Times has the following: There
was considerable excitement in Lon
don tonight. during which b even
ing papers exhausted edition after edi-
ton Of extras, 40 active was the de-
| mand the news caused. This was the
a0OOu0c0II16nL Oh u kTodt luThiSu VIC
tory along the whole line of the Bal
kan mountains.
LONDON, Aug. 3.
A correspondent at Pera t~elegraphs
that Suleiman Pasha, now operating
south of the Balkans in defense OF
| Adrianople, has gained q decisive vic.
tory, after -four days fighting. This Is
doubtful. No kilograms from the front
are reliable. London is wild over the
belief that the Russians have been de-
cisively defeated on both TANKS and
the campaign substantially ended for
the present season in favor OF the
Turks. There is no doubt that the
Russians north OF the Balkans have
! met great ~reversss, endangering the
entire movement. South OF the Danube
the Russian prospect is gloomy. This
has been a week of continuous bloody
fighting on both sides of the Balkans.
BERLIN, Aug. 3.
The Russian Minister of Wa directs
the army corps not yet modified to
furnish a division each to the fighting
army, to be at me dispatched to the
Danube. Russian journals deny that
the Car has sanctioned the decree
calling Landwehr to colors, because
there is a law providing otherwise.
LONDON, Aug. 3.
A special is published giving an ac-
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count of another defeat of the Russians
before Plevpa on Wednesday.
PANAMA, Aug. 3.
Henry Meiggs, of Lima, the great
contractor, has made a proposition to
the Peruvian Government to either is
sue on its own sccoun or to allow him
to issue fifteen million dollars in paper
money in payment of that amount of
bonds held by him, to relieve his pres
ent necessities and enable him to pros
ecute the work of opening the Cerro
de Pasco mines.
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PACIFIC COAST.
B0GART, OF THE
SUES THE EDITOR OF THE
MAIL" FOR LIBEL.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 3

SAN FRANCISCO, August 3.
r. ID. Bogart, editor of the Stock
Exchange, to- day swore out a warrant
charging ID. Dalziel, of the Daily Mail,
with libel. Dalziel was arrested this
afternoon and released ON filing a bond
in the sum of 81 900. The ground OF
the complaint is an editorial in the
Mail of this morning, in which Bogart
is called a disgrace To the profession, a
BLACKBOARD, and other pet names.
The Tax Payers Convention last
night nominated Monroe Ashbury for
Mayor, ID. j. Murphy for District At
torney. w. G. Burnett for City and
County Attorney, and David Louder.
back for Police Judge.
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MoRRrs ii. JosEPH, Commission Agent for
the purchase and sale Of oil kinds Of mer.
chandise. Dealer in furnishing goods. hats.
caps, boots. shoes, trunks. v~alises, blankets,
tobacco, cigars, notions. GOLDEN RULE
STORE. Importer Of mcerschaum piper,
smokers goods. cutlery, stationery, fancy
goods, musical instruments. English hosiery.
ETC.. etc.
S%rATIoxKsv-a dne line Of legal and con-
grcss cap, letter and note paper: envelopes.
all sizes. A full assortment of Gillott's pens,
lead pencils. penholders. inks: mucilage, rub
Der bands, paper fasteners, inkstands, rulers,
and a general assortment Of stationery >, lust
received at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
LARGE assortment Of 100. ins-glssses, oil
sizes. at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
SuNNKR hats-just received at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
AGENCY of the Kingsley Red Bluff Mana
factaring Company at the Golden Rule Store.
where you can find the largest stock VI these
goods in the state.
LARGE assortment Of neckties at the GOLD
En- RULE STORE.
SPRING N.rrREssEs. hair and pulu mat
tresses IN hand and made to order at the
Golden Rule Store.
WHITE and colored blankets at tho Golden
Rule Store.
ROLLED. gold-plated jewelry for gentlemen.
as durable as fine gold. and locks as we'll.
Can't tell the difference. At the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
LARGEST assortment Of mcsrschaum and
briar-root pipes in the State. At the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
GIT your tobacco and cigars at the GOLD
EN- RULE STORE.
RAEoBs.-Toll your barber to select q hns
razor guaranteed = from the fue stock
LATELY IMPORTED FROM ENGLAND
by NJ. III. Joseph, at tho Goldon Rule Store.
EXTRA size ~ovsralls and jumpers Just re-
eeived at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
A SPLENDID stsek Of new style fancy calico
shirts just received At the GOLDEN RULE
STORE.
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A CABLE dispatch reports the death
OF Samuel Warren. All English barris-
ter and author. Mr.. Warren is best
known to Americans as the author OF
"Ten Thousand a Year." He wrote
several other novels, but none achieved
such success as this me At the time
OF his death he was in his seventy
third year
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was sent this afternoon 10 the mergue.
According to dispatches received by
the President of the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western railroad, the
Lackawanna and Bloomsbury get
trains through by guarding each
one with troops. Distractions are put
on the track and the wires are cut at
night.
VIM. b. Ogden died in this city this
morning aged ~. He was the first
Mayor of Chicago and the first Presi-
dent of the Union Pacific railroad.
The Nathan Murder ODce More
Found Dead im ahe Woods
Troops Withdrawn.
BALTIMORE, August 8.
James T. HUFF. said to have repre-
scented himself throughout the country
as James Il. Porter, Secret Service de-
tective, has been arrested on a charge
of swindling. Huff figured in the con-
spiracy TO rob the tomb of Lincoln.
He says, in a statement found with
him, that Colonel Garrison. Johnny
Irving and Billy Forester. all o in
the States Prison, murdered Benjamin
Nathan in New York some years ago.
The Coroner's Jury in the case of
the persons killed in the late riot by
members of the sixth Regiment, came
to the conclusion that the soldiers be-
ing demoralized, a great deal of I'M
necessary firing was done on Balti-
street, but the responsibility for
the killing rests entirely with the riot
ers who attacked the soldiers.
s. Sprig Belt, Cashier OF the Frank
lin Bank, was found dead yesterday
in the woods attached to his country
seat, IL miles from the city. He had
left his house in the morning for a
hunt.
The United States troops guarding
Camden station have been Withdrawn.
Appalling Accident At n Pemnsyi-
yRniR Furnace.
PITrsBURG, August 3.
An accident occurred ut the Lucy
Furnace Com pany's works this norm
ing which resulted in the death of two
ME and the injury of five others.
Seven men engaged in lining a fur
mace were OH a scaffold which was
supported by ropes. These took fire
from the furnace aud the scaffold fell,
precipitating the men into the fur
mace
A Petition for AxteIi-General Sher.
man Coming TO the Coast.
WASHINGTON, August 3.
A petition has reached the President
signed by all the prominent business
men and many leading citizens of Santa
Fe asking for the retention of ;. b.
Axtell as Governor of New Mexico
General sherman teiegrapbs that he
will continue his tour TO the Pacific
coast.
Wreck Ofa Schooner.
CHICAGO. August 3.
The schooner Grace A. shannon.
owned by Alexander A. Graham, of
this city, loaded with coal, was run
into by the propeller Favorite and
sunk this morning e Milwaukee.
All on board, excepting the seven
year-old son Of Mr.. Graham, were
sa we'd. Loss, SO 900; insurance, $l2.-
900.
A kequis.tion for ID 'tective He'll.
WASHINGTON, August 3.
Ex-detecfive G.. ). Bell. witness in
the safe burglary cases, has been ar
rested on a requisition OF the Governor
of Texas on a charge of murder. al
legged to have been committed in 1869.
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RENO has . school for girls and now
the Journal suggests a school for boys
where the higher branches may be
taught. Fifty thousand dollars it is
thought will be sufficient to establish
It, and Mr.. Powning. with commenda-
BILE liberality, offers to be n Of one
hundred who will subscribe $500 for
the purpose.
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SALE,

Thirty thousand dollars worth Of goods
thrswn Upon the market.
m Der tho annual grand clearance sale
mer stocks must 60. Every article IL marked
down sixty per cent. below cost. Their mode
Of bargaining is very simple-must and docs
commend itself to all. they ask but one
price. and seem to say, in tho language Vi
Shakespeare, III you will take it-so: If not,
sdieu, and for your love / pray you wrong
me not" Call while their stock is still com.
plete.
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BORN.

Virginia, July 81 -Wifa of Hugh Trembath.
a daughter.
n daughter.
Virginia, July @-Wife OF Andrew Fitzgor-
aid, a son.
Reno, July @-Wife of j. NJ. Thompson. e
daughter.
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PAT. J. WHITE is a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Sheriff Of
San Francisco. We can hardly rs-
member when Fat wasn't a candidate.
He has filled the Office twice, and came
out. Wa believe, with clean hands both
times.
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JUST RECEIVER.

A large assertnet Of Stationery and Drugs
Patent Medicines; . fine lot Of Paper and En.
velopes in boxes; Lamps. Chimnsys, etc.
also, 4 lot of j ustice Cigars-two for Is cents-
equal to Havana Cigars. Having . complete
assof mont Of Fancy Goods, offor them
Chez for cash. Call AZ the City Drug Store
The finest brands of Chewing and smoking
Tobacco. for sale ut the City Drug Store.
DIR. TERRY.
Eureka. juno IS, 1877. jeiI-f
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WATCH WORK,

WATCH WORK.
Good WsschWOrk Done in r.
steIer's Jewelry store r. Hteler
Informs his customers and she pub-
lie that he has engaged One Of the
very best WatehmRkers ON she
csast, and II prepared to do all
kimds Of fine Watch Ncrk. and
warrant the same Sor one ear
ie2Stf
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CLERK ADAMS has completed the
roll Of the next House. The exact
figures are l52 Democrats, 1874 Repub-
licans and five contested and two va
cant seats. Randall or Cox Is most
likely to be the next Speaker. the
chances favoring the former.
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
sATrRpAY. AUGUST 4. 1877.
= Ann YATES.

Reverend Henry Ward Beecner al
ways breaches on subjects that occupy
an unusual amount of public attention.
Hence we find him on the I'D ult.,
I'm Plymouth church. in the presence
of the sleek, fashionable and well fed
congregation that assemblies there, ad-
dressing himself to the great strike.
He abused the strikers numerically,
and in the course of his remarks, the
great Christian used these words,
which we're received with manifesto
lions of applause by his well dressed
audience:
'.They the working men) declared
that they could not support their
families upon the new rates. very
likely not-not as they would like to
support them. 1t was said that 81 a
day was not enough to support
y wife and six children. 1t was
not enough ii the man smoked,
ii he, drank beer and il he and his
family wanted superior clothing, food
and shelter. "But," said Mr.. Beecher,
y~ehenDeatly, els not 81 a day enough
l1hpS Trad" and waler costs nothing;
and q man that can't live on bread Is
not iii to live. Wis. Is the-benefit of
acivilization that simply makes a man
inconl petent To live under existing
condltion,9 Education and civiliza-
ton are designed to make a man q
universal instrument Of Improvement
and to make it possible for him 10 live
under any conditions. The man
whose culture has lifted him away
from the power of self denial Is falsely
cultured. And if men are cultured
and live in comfort the very culture
that brought them into that comfort
ought 4 teach them TO live under any
conditions. A family may live, laugh,
love and be happy, that eats bread and
good water in the morning. water and
good bread at noon, and good bread
and water at night"
Beecher didn't m IKE an honest
statement of the "a either. II was
the attempt to reduce wages to so
cents q day that caused the train men
to insugurate the strike. Beecher's
regular salary is SIS 900 a year, while
for the year Immediately succeeding
his unpleasantness with Tilton he re-
ceived 500. 900. And yet this ranting
sensationalist, with his NAV gorged
with oysters and eggs, tender steaks
and choice wines, has the ironclad
cheek I O stand up in the face of
the world and talk about q poor nan
supporting a wife and six helpless
children on eighty cents a day And
not satisfied with this, he says in the
plainest of terms that bread and water
Is good enough for poor laboring men
and their families. But nothing bet
ter could be expected of Beecher. He
draws his immense salary from mo-
nopolists and members Of all sorts of
rings, and of course he times his ut
terances to tickle the fancy Of those
who pay him. We admit Beecher's
right to advocate a line of policy cal
culated to make the rich richer and
the poor poorer, but we object to him
exercising that right in the name Of
Christianity and fair dealing between
man and man. After this last exhibit
ton of Beecher's time-serving, it is
not too harsh q designation to term
him a hoary old hypocrite.
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Z. N. Baum, the pioneer purvsyor 10 the
Palisads public. has fitted mp anew, thro gh-
out. the Eureka Hotel. scar bis old place in
Palisads, and travellers to and from Eureka,
and the public generally. can rely upon getting
irst-class meals and number ono beds at al
times BY interviewing the genial host Of the
Eureka Hotel. ocl3-tf
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EASTERN NEWS.
ESPECIAL TO HI DAILY sENTINEL.l
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
N6IssIssIPPI.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONvEN-
TON!
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
8
OF the Platform Adopted.

JACKSON, Miss. August 2.
On Resembling to-day, the Demo-
ocratic State Committee adopted a
platform, as follows: Fidelity to the
Constitution of the United States; home
rule and the preservation of State gov
ernments, with all their reserved and
guaranteed rights unimpaired; no IN
reference by the military power with
the freedom of elections and with the
civil and political rights of citizens OF
| the United States; protection and equal
rights of all classes; no discrimination
on account of race, color or previous
| condition of servitude; contiG uation OF
the policy OF retrenchment and reform,
so signally in~auguarated by the Demo
cratic party; corporations OF every de-
scription supervisable within constitu-
tional limits by State authority and
subordinate to State Legislation in the
interest and for the protection OF the
people. We pledge ourselves to the
maintenance of the State system of free
schools. We favor granting such aid
as may be extended, without violation
Of the Constitution of the United
States or departing from established
usages of the Government, To the lex
az Pacific Railroad. and for rebuilding
and keeping in repair the levees OF the
NJ Mississippi river.
The blockade ut Bethlehem.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, August 2.
No trains of the Lehigh Valley rail.
road have been allowed to pass Penn
Haven junction since yesterday. A
committee OF the strikers called upon
Receiver Lathrop to-day and asked %
ko -, a.AcunA of fhn old ya0QS
Three hundred regulars with artillery
under General Brannon reached Phil
ipsburg at noon to day. They pro
ceeded to Easton, where they remained
two hours and then moved to Odel
Welder, near Eosiin.
Train Men Returning to Work at
Columbus.
COLUMBUS, o., August ..
The general manager of the Lake
Shore railway had a conference with
the strikers committee this morning.
The committee agreed that the train
men would all return to work at Z
O'Clock to morrow. Freight trains
will be stared las and west from this
city to morrow morning. The shop
men and freight house hands are still
out.
Female Clerks with commissions.
New YoRsr, August 2.
Eighteen female clerks in the Treas
ury Department have arrived here
with a commission appointed by Post
master General Key to count l76, 000,-
600 of postage stamps of different de-
nominations reported in the vaults OF
the Postage-stamp Agency in this city.
The Remains of the Gallant Custer.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, August 2.
The remains of the late General Gus
ter this morning were deposited in a
vault until fall and will then be rams
ported TO West Point. Mrs. Custer
proceeded to New York.
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DIED.

Virginia, July BINARY. wife of Thomas
Mciinnis, a native Of county Galway, Ire
land. aged II years.
Phoebe. July % Gilbert Lindsey, sged 30
years.
Reno, July 3i-Wm. Murray, aged 81 years.
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ONLY four out Of the 20 counties in
Pennsylvania have endorsed Hayes.
The Cameron influence is all pervad-
ing and oil powerful in the Keystone
politics.
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0SE hundred and twenty-five to two hua-
drsd-dollar walnut sets Of Furniture. con-
sisting Of Bedstead. Bureau. Washstand. and
three Chairs and Towel Rack. at HAS
kELL'S. jeetf
PArKs HAxerxes, Paints and Oils, Glass,
etc., etc At HASkELL'S. jeotf
Goos solid wood Chairs, 80 per dozen. at
HASKELL'S. jestf
FINE lot OF Carriages for the babies. just
arrived at HASKELLS. isotf
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PROGRESS SHIRTS. all the go in all the cities
to be had only at ASHlM'S ONE PRICE
CASH STORE. jy2
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WAY DowS.-Goods marked down at acsu-
ally bankrupt figures at THE ONE PRICE
CASH STORE. jy9
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CoNxSscKp-The Grand clearing sale ut
ASHIM'S ONE PRICE CASH STORE.
iN2
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Now or-The monster clearing out sale at
THE ONE ONE PRICE CASH STORE.
lX2l
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CRACKERS. crackenells, butter. oyster. soda
Jenny Lind, Eastern ginger snaps, cream and
farins crackers. Also, Limbergsr and Cal
ifornia c. ,sse, pigs feet and sleeps tongues,
and coco. ftslls. at hrs. NJ. A. ASHIM'S.
a1Otf
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7. o. z. c. S. stands for THE ONE PRICE
CASH STORE. jy29
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T. j. MAuPiB. Notary Public. O6oe .,
place OF business, opposite Paxton 4 CO..
bank. apls-tf
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ECONOMY leads to wealth. Save your mo-
ney by buying at THE ONE PRICE CASH
STORE. jy2
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Death of Governor Douglas.

VICTORIA, B. c., August g..
Sir James Douglas, the founder of
Victoria, and the first Governor of the
Colony, died ,uddenly last night.
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NEW TO-DAY.
List of Letters

DREAMING IN THE PCSToi FICE AT
IL Ruby Hill, Nevada. on the Sd day of
August. 1877. Persons calling for any of
these letters will please say Advertised