Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19


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PARIS Angus T.
-an FRAN vhl-b 4I-F attacked
Erlks a. hr-l- President % a
Uauna and Minister 81 Iu~s a. 40
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.lmLar complaint gains eus
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crmusauo- a. bnurE-S sub t@IBE "a.
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sz~ 1nGuAs q quus allowable -hai
ss-uela Iucru 8uFtruvluE q policy 81
NHfI--a -NINNAAAA MF-4-a A8A ~ al aAAf
Lauirs=- 10 ua-rT uus hls programme.
har rau-id-Ts g cellssauie aua -s-4aus
th4 h@-huul1 stimulate . break ~ o.
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LnxuoS. Angus Is
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ramus-ue@d running or sBurs lme
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@a 1hrlsu-huu. Blsckuuru GlssreL
Lux-rAHUNuELE Angus l.
The 1auu8au Bank nas sarc=ea-d IL
pazu-z l@U shtru Nla u-i lie Pur4.
$3.50 VI
BucH3EK-T. Angus Is
Eru~ T-rhsraas,kl la iaInuved he
s o Euv-umeu- u bulgaria frum
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MADRID. Angus Is.
thnu~aud misu wsA 20 10 Cuia
b-lN=u Dow aud lhe -o-A vi Sep..sn-
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IT. PETEHsBrHG. Angus y.
Genera A=ilsuH. tie Eu~~ian Cum
Hsan1as has bseH Eempsed "a Mir
sDy has been appointed osuce.-ed hlui-
EoSsTANTENuFLE. Angus i.
Oman Fssla Eas advanced wUhlu -
mii-r 81 Si-luEa bridge. A stale oi
s4sss has been proclaimed N eaiuuieR
LoNDoN. August i.
The attempt 10 creais . fe-linE
aE1insr ku~-i. by Tie publication OF
Lsyafds correspondence has failed
because q ume a. e time when ne
people are szlIaied wiki the alrDeifi-s.
AUD when tie Russians are crippled
~ rererses. The military SITUATION
permits NJ imru-daa { apprehension
a. 20 the effect upnu British Interests
- tbe success Il RUSSIAN Sen.tue-.
The compounds parry IL growing
rapidly. and TIE Geinaud-o Of European
diplomacy viii lie brought to bear on
JelligsTsuls 70 conclude pe4ce
ufsoD Ebe base % o. ce<~ian 81 tue
Christian provinces II European Tur-
KEY. aud n-etfiFsiiZsng thu Bardansiis-.
Il j. feared that the Turks are too
eisted. aud The Russians too sDragsd
10 listen 10 suggestions. The deieu>-
iye policy 81 the Turks i based npnn
q desire 20 proisng q campaign tiii
winter, when sickness ard me 6ifb-
cuity ~ procuring supplies will iujar-
tue Russians more than the los Of
several gfeaf battles. and Il j. hoped 4,
vii procure a reecInu in Russia te-
lore another year, and l-ad 10 pace
Toe Russians are slrainlug every nerve
20 get forces enough 10 make the cuus-
sng batl4e an 0Ner~be.miDs SUCCESS.
NfESHA. Aug. le.
The Piutea Correspondence -ays l.
has Tes1-3teo Information tbat the
question Of Ssrvia's taking pau in the
saT has bern dsru-ssd ia tine Servian
tabineL Ministers Milakoxisch aud
SfaNiteu did not approve Of such an
undertaking but Graviteb APPEAR 70
haze gNaUMzH a. rtE HuFHaZ.n.a II d
tlcs.