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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19
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The ~suiJoined TENS q interest are
condensed fr.an the Aeas Of yesterday:
Last Monday al italian came in
from the yIelDHy 81 Pancake H8ouDtan
10 haze bis wounds dressed. lie nas
shot in the left side by q country man.
Wound MT dangerous. No arrest.
Specimens from the Stafford mine.
on Treasure HI. have ben exhibited.
going 5000 per ton. The ors breast il
80 feet vide aud tea feet bigb. Work
on tie mine il bang vigorously prose
cured.
Doc. Holmes mine. near Eberbart.
j. producing ore worth 500 to the ton.
The ledge H. seven fest vide. The di-
egyery has created considerable ex
element in the vicinity, and many
claims are being located.
The Jennie A mine. on White Pine
mountain. Is constructing air shafts
and Introducing other Improvements
calculated TO facilitate the work Of de
YeiopBent.
John Skinner, Of Treasure Hill. who
bad his leg badly bruised while 49,
eeDdiDg in 4 ear 10 The Eberhardt in
cline, some five weeks ago, has 20 far
recovered a. 10 be able ~ be around
on clutches.
Jack Gilmer and Harvey Carpenter
have gone to Cherry Creek in search
Of a witness To give testimony IN a suil
for damages brought against the stage
Company. aud which il TO be tr.ed ia
Euresa this week.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19

10 sofne q the preliminary eE3fnil-
/. ~ gohn u. Lee. gOcEe sa-r
land ao5 George . Bate sl.oSOess =
ssit Lake appeared a oSotsr~ fOf r.
des-ndsns. Il wHl o. feabstn1@~r
th~s Ia the beginning fbe HaempH
lssdess s.cod ~ L@, put nI4ly g~ac-
Ing 70 the popu.ar .oosgnAtipn aDo
purely a. a ana .1r u poisey they os
ternlnsa y 3b4udDn Lim. Tia, ls
Mormon priesthood could have s@Vse
bic Iacx doss nor scms 81 nalt1
He sas sacrificed the. the eunsssa
might Bss. a. al esenls Il N4s ~
IDENTITY believed thai q rs<u~1i = sonES
ssselo Lee would pssos AoeDourn
Ia o lsnes ilxbg before tbs Sor.a So
the last the whole poser q Sfse eouseh
was exer.ee - secure be- eosEsaHsl
The truth of al tns l. begiuufnE -
come our. Bates ao6 Sutherland lei
out rotne moosns zzO VA .
Loso's aonosDieo beause s1eg r.
fused 70 icy tAs<M lL~H JUS b
Bates wss k8eksd Gu; ~ he Pr
hood, end vac forced - leave Zsa
br.ensss: Judge ssslsrlsnc assgIsc
bs Claims asasDse tie CDUseb - bs.s
who, for sefefsi sDoshs past h4s @sn
working up his c4-e. sbse6 lie h@s
placed in tie b.Bcs u Gr- B~ssiH
who ses ds.s ago fled q eoanpaius
10 tue Dr.res Eour agAtIasl The EbDsea
Tor e1.Vbp. The testimony ~bSca al
come oag on tie tr1l 81 Fns cz~s slG
shos The connection ~ the Cnnsel
les1efs With Tie tr2 u Ls. aud q
course indirec-iys sfh the GouuziI
Meadows A. wIL psOEe oDs
more e4mning sesanoDy sEa4Is DE
bxm Young.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19
PACIFIC COAST.
LOWER CALIFORNIA.
0utraBes Committed by HEX
leans.
EEP0RTLp rTEDLE or one or The
ELLIOT BIGTIEES.


sax FEASCTsco. August gs.
A -ero- came from the Lower Cali
fornis frontier this afternoon. fnsi one
~ The two EliinEf boys. cotfIned u
>su hafa@l. mad been murdered bile
RAISING uBuer guard from he meals
10 she All. Both were fired upon by
N~exiezus. One TEL. snd the other
viii hIs guard rau into Tie Jail
Later.
Dis-rics Attorney Wide has just re-
eeivsd the following dispatch from
Campo:
CAMPO. Cal. August IS.
H. n Wilde. Dlstrisa Attorney: A
gentleman came here from The
.Guadaiuune raucae on the frontier.
u hp overheard 3 conversation be-
~ cen Mr.. Flowers and q ri the
Land Commissioners. vi had just
cs,tne from San Rafael. The Mexican
inquired " hat tie shooting wzs about
last night The Commission said
there we're thirtv men coming from
JuareZ 60 Kill TIE Gr1ugos n jail there
There were ALSO ten Ue1 sbo ven
from T-carie Toe gentlemen uDei
them on the road aud vas grossly in
~ I'D 10y them. Dow Dev. the Mex
can Constable. Has a. th- bead q tbss
parry going T. q Rafael 10 fix :"
sue Gringss. T. > D the reppr. Ne
had bslier have more prof 81 il be-
fore any steps are taken
t>ign@dJ L. Il GAsEELL.
Tie last sentence 81 Ga<keB's dis
patch refers 10 tie Ialk here atout
sending & party down from here 10
r--cn- "a country men or aNen-s The
murder.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
The GREAT war.
OF TROOPS AND
GENERAL ARMY H.
TELLTGEECz.
The Political Siiasii0s Ia france.
4 Great Speech BY Gambetta.
MISCELLANEOUS EIR0PEii AEHs.
4 Great Speech BY Gambetta.
MISCELLANEOUS ETROPEia sEBx

LONDCs, Aug. ~.
II r. reported that Prince Has~an in
the DObfndscba j. marching rapidly
NTH his Egyptian troops with the Oh
jeet Of cutting on the communications
Of the Kusslaos with Ec~ssrabla. sim
nItaBeOEsly eight Turkish sieansers
have received orders 20 di~snbsrx the
forces north Of the Danube's mouth.
with the same object. NontenegraB
oufposls report that a Turkish army
Of twelve b4ttaiions 81 regulars aud
several thousand irregnlaTs, have be
gun a movement on the Drobri4k.
Tie MonfeneSran force j. utterly in
adequate TO oppose them, and viii fall
back for The protection VI the inhsbi
taDts EBtil rsinforremenfs arrive.
Every detail OF preparations shows
that b Russians have mad up their
minds for q long MAR, aud are prepaf-
ing great depOts Of provisions. The
k~ouDiaDlaD Government il also asking
tenders for supplies Of grea. quantities
Of clothing aud stores. A ram Of less
than twelve bOurs' duration, rendered
the roads at SistOya, over which the
Russian supplies are transported. a sea
81 mud with gaping holes at frequent
intervals. IL will be very difficult for
the Russians 90 maintain their armies
between the Balkans and the Danube.
when the summer weather breaks up.
Gambetta, some days ago, made a
great political speech at Lille, the pub
lication Of which has hitherto been
prevented by the fear of censorship.
6ainbstta expressed great confidence
ss to the result OF the elections. and
spoke with bis usual bitterness against
the Bonspartists, whom be sti2matized
as a party OF invasion. He said that
the charge Of latent fadicslism which
Vas brought forward a. an ex .uss for
d.ssolsing the Chamber OF Deputies,
was m ambiguity and a faisehood.
Relative To the assertion OF reaetionary
papers, that President Maesiahon had
not been Obliged Ia submit to the will
OF the nation, as expressed by the com
ing election, Gambetta said: at is in
vain that such things are said. or rath-
er allowed to be said, In the hope that
they will cheer the falling hearts OF the
Governments auxiliaries, when the
sole authority To which all must bend
has pronounced. DO no think that
any II is strong enough to oppose il.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19
NEVADA.
The Julia Management Direct
Railroad een sir.IDtz AID
kena-

VIRGINIA. Aug. Il.
Frank Thsyer, Superintendent 1ftbs
JULIA. makes = lengthy statement in
this mornings Enterprise, denying
the Chronicles charge. biu admitting
that The eumpsaDy paid M assessfneDts
on Their -fea.k. The Chronicle this
evening publishes 3 lung article. max
ing fresh charges. and pub ishlng .
signed statement .rufn miner sustain
ing the DID ONES. the impression
created here J.. thai the CONCERN j. sven
non rotten than Ophr, and nothing
hut a searching investigation Nil sui
20 clear zap the matter The Esgfer
By1se defends the management.
The question III a new railroad TO
Truek-e l. still being agilated, and the
citizens VI Rene aud Virginia viii
probably build the road by private
subscriptions.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19

Communication sut on and mo
News from howard or the In-
dian.

SALT LAKE. Aug y.
Nothing has been b-ard from the
NeZ Pefces Indians siisce they crossed
toe Montana 5 axe road. going east on
The Afternoon II the 1bth. some IS
miles south from Peassut Valley sta
tion. The telegraph hne j. broken.
no doubt cut of by the Indians. No
stages are running on the section OF
road where the Indians cros~sd
Nothing further has bsen heard from
General Howard. Thiux-hTs sbo-
stone Indians left their agency thin
morning for Fort Hail. en- route 10 as
LII HnMarI.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19
DIED

Gold Hill, August l5-Helena Agses Heaiy.
daug Of il. and kllen Healy, aged .
n onths and p days.
Virgins, August s-Phillip Edward Turner,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Turner, aged
2years and II DAYS.
Reno, August he. j., infant daughter Of
W. j. aud j. Luke. aged 10 months.
virginia, August II Margaret. wife Of j. r.
Shirts, a native Of New York City. aged 81
years.
Gold Hill. August l6-Rodriek r. Evans, a
native Of Racine. Wisconsin. son of Rev.
heese Evans. Of Cambria. Wisconsin. aged
~ years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19

THE Virginia Gsr1aacte is making il
warm Tor the julia Mining Company.
Our dispatches during ths last few
days have contained tie maln features
VI The expose. The figures, il true,
show . siupendous swind.s. the
czyoafete has kicked upa big seDss
ton, aud seems 10 a fair way 70 he A.
successful 10 ias investigation as il was
In the Ease Of the Opbir. The unearth-
ing Of roiLsDness Ia mine management
on the Comstocx will effect good in tie
end, and the GrDaiets il deserving Of
thanks for It's efforts ia this direction.
Let no guilty nine escape is its motto.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19

THE Gold Hill Seus depiores the
muddisd condition VI politics, going
on 70 express fear that the old parties
have gone, or are going, 10 the bad.
This depsods . good deal on ones
stand point. II must be admitted that
President Hayes has succeeded In
muddiiDg things for his party.
but We believe Democrats will be found
Soting early aud ofien As usual.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19
LAND NOTICE.

DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTENTION
L of the Possessory Claimants 10 the fact
that all lands hat have to be irrigated
for cropping or raising Of grass. are sahlect
to location under tho Desert Land Law;
hence the importance Of all persons claim
der the law taxing up desert lands. so as to
prevent others from entering it, and di.pos-
sessing than. A. ID. ROCK.
Eureka. Aug. IL. 1871. aGsleu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19

THE Burlington Uaukeye gives the
following as the tate Of a class lately
sTsdusted: "of ts~eDtytbree young
men who recently stepped across the
threshold of life from an Eastern col
iegs. eleven are elerking In auction
stores II "a = month, one is running a
fish boat. two are learning the house
painting trade, snd one starved to
dssth before be had been out Of col
lsge . week.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19
NUN kEE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

rURES ALL DISEASES, AND IL
~ Practical Surgeon. He has just aTriseu
bero from Chisa. and has opened his omce.n
Jail. whore he will be pleased to consult
with patients.
Eureka, August II. lsT7. auls-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19

The White Pine Ae1s ome Ia us
this week reduced from . six 10 q Ave
column paper. The prevailing dull
times Is assigned as the reason for
taking In sail. The Nees promises to
stay by White Pine Is long AS there is
anything to stay Tor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19
NOTICE.

vWE LADY WHO TOOK A CHILD'S
i LAWN BASQUE from our store. some
six weeks ago. TO see i il would fit her child,
will please retarB the same or the price OF il.
q. DUNKEL K 60.
Elreka. August Is, 1877. aucii-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19
MARRIED.

Eufess, Angus. Is, by Rev. Father Monte
Ysrds-Georg7 ". Lamoureux to Maggie
Subcommittee.
Hamilton, Juy l2-J. j. Marty TO Miss
Katie randall. both Of Eberhardt.
Virginia, August 2-Dsvid ). Elliott TO Eliza
beth rtOue.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19

THE Pittsburg rioters classified prop
erty ~ Of three k~inds-public prop
srty. private property and railroad
property.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19

IT took the British CoDsuls in Tur-
key three months to ascertain that the
Turks had committed outrases on the
Buigarians. 1t only took them three
days 70 find out that the Russians had
committed outrages In their turn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19

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sae taa senator NORTON J. uaHen ist-
Ter. and tia. Ais condnIon = STEADILY
EnnnotlnE
Een- Jim Sherman. SECRETARY Of
sAe THea-Bu. HeseiVeG . putiIs Feeep-
Ign - b. hofne ~ Maus6eia. UhIo.
Es-u ght. aud addressed ni- f-lIsH elu-
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11g.
Tag Biosu Up.
TORTREss Mos HoE. va. AuEuss s.
The steam tug Mai White Dew up
81 tie james nt er this usDrning The
Cape4 a. engineer aud one fireman =
missing.
Adjournment Of the knights Of
pytAiss.
C~LEyELAND, O., August =.
The Supreme Lodge u b Knights
u Pytbias adjourned last niEbi T.
meet in in~dianapoli~ on tue fourth
Tuesday iB August, 1879.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19

Disgusting Display Of Kgottsaa by
the president.

BRATTLEBoRo, W., August IL.
President Hayes gave a reception a,
the Brooks House tonight, aud vas
enthusiastically received by a large
~coneonrse OF people. The President,
In response 10 a call from the crowd,
addressed them as follows; Fellow
citlzensi ] hope you will not expect
me To make You a speech Tonight. |
have endeaycred 10 treat each one of
you to a shake of the hand. aud per
haps that il my share. suppose that
! have shaken hands with as many as
four thousand, ana you have heard my
voice. | will now, with your permis
sion, bid you good night"
Free Lusehers on dheir Travels.
WINDSOR, VT, August ~.
Secretary and Mrs. Evarts and Hon.
Il. II. s~toughton, and Secretaries De.
vens and Key, left Windsor for Clare
mont this morning TO meet tho Presi-
dent and party. A reception will be
rendered the President this evening.
A number OF distinguished gentle
men have been invited by Secretary
Evarts To dine with the President this
evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19
BORN.

Unionvilie. August Ie-wie of b. NJ. Ross, a
daughter.
Virginia. August l2-Wife Of Captain Pres
colt. a son.
Virginia, august l2-Wife Of WA. Hewlett,
adagghter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19

MANCHESTER, N. H., August IS.
The President and party are expect
ed here Thursday and will be received
at the depot by the city government.
Grand Army OF the Republic and ELI
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pIaspr Mining.

The SAVAGE Placer Mining Company
has been incorporated in Virginia City
70 mine 10 Sierra county. California.
The company has a capital stock oi
So. 0Oo, div ded into 5000 ehares " 81
earn. Principal place of business,
NirEiDia City, Nevada. Trusees-J.
y. Stevens. :. V. Mooney. George A.
King, j. ". Eckley and A. T. Waters.
The claim Of this company, saws the
Chronicle, il located on The b ne travel
lead, sierra county. California. and L.
an extension Of the Bald Mountain
lead, N hich is so rich. aud which j.
creating 80 much excitement in thai
locality.
To REV. III. w. BEFcHRg: Would
your be a. long. or would
you cut them shorter. If your living
Wa "a down 70 simple bread ard
watery Why teach true inwardness.
most great and lush exhorter-snd
then reduce our "a ions down 10 cheer
less bread and waierz Don't forget
the rich mans fate: he lived a jolly
sporer-but after death il has been
said he only wanted water.
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Prospect Mountain Tunnel Com
pany.

I'HEhE WILL BE \ Or
l. the stock holders Of the Prospect Mount
ain Tunnel Com any OF THURSDAY. the
23d day OF August, A. ID. III. at : o'clock P.
NJ. al 1.-THE office OF the Company in odd tel-
lows building, for the parpose Of ~eiectinx
hve 90 Trustees for the ensuing rear. and the
iendance either in re,son or BY proxy is
earnestly requested. BY order.
w. II. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
Eureka. Aug. IL. 1877. auglStd
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Tag BIeau Up.

TOKTRE-s Nos nor. va. Aueus. 3.
The steam tug Mai White b-eW up
90 tie james river thls morning The
missing.
, 1877-03-26

sEMI-WERkAY SUN, Sc A yHAR.
OF this same sizo ana general ohasaesor "a
THE WEEKLY. but with o greater variety Of
miscellaneous reading, and SlrnishlDg TIE news
TO It's suh'eribers with g.eate- freshness. nsess.ss
II comes twice o wseA ,nsteae OF oaesSaly.
, 1877-03-26
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