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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-18

Major Generals Skobelof, Dragomer-
off and Imerenlsky, have been pro-
NOTED Lieutenant Generals. On the
18th the Turks placed three so pound
mor,ars between Shipka and Fort st.
Nicholas. and tombarded the Fort.
We lost 40 killed and III wounded.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Sept. IL.
A dispatch from Shumla o -dsy
says Suleiman Pasha yesterday tool
Fort st. Nicholas, and the Turkish
flag now floats over the Russian fort
Previous to the capture of the fort, the
Russians who had received consider
able reinforcements, made several an
successful attempts upon the Turkish
positions commanding the Gabrova
road.
LONDON. Sept. IL.
The following was received from
Bucharest Sunday night: Col. Welles-
by just arrived from the Russian head
quarters before Plevna. He reports
all quiet except intermittent firing
around Grivica redoubt, which Is still
held by the allied forces. Military OF
erstious really closed on Wednesday
evening, when the Turks recaptured
the double redoubt taken by Skabe.
loff. The Russian commander-in.
chief could not or would not send re-
Inducements to hold this redoubt.
Gen. Skabeloff lost 1000 men in at.
lacking the redoubt and 5000 more in
holding it. An immense proportion Of
officers were killed or wounded. Only
one commander of q regiment il alive,
and scarcely q head OF a battalion is
left. Two officers of staff are killed,
ma NJ uybatn una Naruglchz ntn
brother Of the great artist, and another
brother was wounded. A correspond
ent writes: / saw Gen. Skabeloff in
his tent at night. He was quite calm
and collected. He said, 81 have done
my best; | could do no more; my de-
tachment is half destroyed; my regi.
ments do not exist; l have no officers
left; l have lost three guns" "Whv
did they refuse you reinfOrcements?"
l asked; "who was to blame?" IL.
will of God" The Russians have not,
how abandoned their position and
do not seem disposed to do so. On the
contrary, they are terrifying them.
Suleiman Pasha has, 1t Is said, effected
a junction with Mehemet Ali. II seems
probable their combined forces may
attempt something against the army OF
Czarowitz, which il already Obliged to
retire before this junction Is effected.
He may now be forced + retreat still
further, although the Imperial Guard,
now arriving rapidly. may put another
face On affairs. The town and fortress
Of Bielka have Internationally sur
rendered to the Montenegrans.
Gen. Grant WAS presented with the
freedom OF the burg of Ayr, Scotland.
CoNSTANTINoPLE, Sept. IL.
A dispatch from Suleiman Pasha
confirms the report of the capture of
Fort 81. Nicholas in Shipka pass. 1t
was taken at 4 o'clock Sunday morn
ing by assault. The fighting contin-
ues.
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The Democrats have lost the Maine
chance.
Victoria Woodruff 10 being mildly
liouizsd In England.
Fashion journals report that broad
gauge carriers Of the style in the time
OF James l., = coming into vogue.
A Chicago paper says that Senmes
was . kind husband, . fond father and
IN estimabls pirate.
The Georgia Constitutional Conven-
ton declared that petty larceny should
be punished by disfranchisement ~
we'll - imprisonment.
The autumn dandy rivals his collar
with his ears, and the bets are even AZ
TO which will win-collar or ears.
A Louisville paper proudly points to
. Kentucky hamlet as ian u~npretend-
ing village where seventeen men have
died with their boots on."
Sam Bowles thinks that Democratic
Gaston may beat Republican Rice for
Governor Of Massachusetts,, unless the
lsttsr hurrahs for Hayes.
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FINE CewARDLY sLANDERxRs.

TINE CoWARDLY sLANDERERS.
OF all the detestable mortals that fas-
ten themselves upon society, remarks
m exchange, those whose hearts and
tongues delight in trsducing others
and publishing to the world the foibles
Of their brothers and sisters, magnify.
ing them from mole-hills to mount
aims, are the most to bo dreaded in .
community. The man or woman who
comes out boldly, and charges wrong
where he or she knows 1t to exist,
commands respect in any society, but
those who whisper idle rumor from
NJ to ear, adding to it IS they go,
leaving their slime wherever they
wind their loathsome track, are fit
only for "treason, strategom and
spoils." No man Is safe where such
vipers exist. No character secure
from covert assaults where such beings,
with the image Of God upon them
while Satan rules their every impulse,
are abroad In . community. The fair
fame of the noblest man or the truest
woman 10 the mark at which the elan
dsrsr aims his poisoned, subtle darts.
Envy, suspicion, malice and all the
evils turned loose FROM Pandora's box
are concentrated in the heart and on
the tongue Of the traducor, and the
venom Of the serpent Is emitted in
every word he utters. Such charac-
tiers deserve to be frowned down,
upon the first aspsrsion they are
heard to make; contemned by all
honorable citizens, and driven from
all decent and respectable society.
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NEWS.
tsPECIAL TO THE DAILY 7 H..
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
Numerous Fires.
THE RUSH TO C0NEY ISLAND.
Three Persons Drowned,
TO THE DAILY sENrINEL.l
Numerous Fires.
THE RUSH TO COMFY ISLAND,
Three Persons Drowned.

New YORK, Sept. IL.
The Times says: Between the hours
Of @ and y last night, ten fires broke
out in this city, in places occupied by
persons supposed to be Jews. THIS
TACT occasions considerable remark.
Owing to the celebrity of the fire depart
mont mono of the fires were allowed to
get much head way.
The rush to Coney Island and other
seaside resorts shows no abatement.
The crowds yesterday were IS large rs
ever. The hotels have no idea of clos
ing. Ire weather continues unpleas-
antly warm, muggy and foggy.
The Harlem steamboat, Sylvan Dell,
this evening ran down a row-boat in
East river containing five persons,
three OF whom drowned.
The Yellow Fever In Florida.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. 16.
There were three deaths at Fernsn-
dina last night. The fever Is spread
ing TO Old Town, about q mile distant.
There are some cases among the col
ored people. The two resident physi-
clans are sick. The hospital Is conf
pleted. The people call for aid, in
money, medicines and nurses. Jack
sonvills Is enforcing the strictest quar-
against FernaDdina. We are
guarded by volunteers night and day
to prevent refugees from Fernandina
entering the city ny land or water.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Is.
The general average in cotton report
is 81 per cent, Or 5 less than Septem-
Der last.
The sitting Bull Commission.
OMAHA, Sept. 10.
The Sitting Bull Commission, con-
Of General Terry, X. j. Law
renee aud General Corbin, of ohio,
of the Commission, went
West yesterday. They go to Ogden,
from there to Fort Shaw, and from
some $50 or 200 miles, to Sitting
Bulls rendezvous. Probably nothing
will be heard from them for 20 or %
days after their departure from Fort
Shaw
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troops. Others to the number Of three
hundred have been carried out by the
enemy into Shipka Pass.
The Tweed Charter.
New YORK, Sept. IL.
The Commercial. the name of whose
editor was used by Tweed in his exam.
nation Saturday, says there was no
Objectionable feature in the charter of
1870, which the Republican Senators
caucussed upon and which passed the
Senate and Assembly. The bill, after
1t passed, vas taken in charge by
Tweed's confidential clerk. and carried
to the Delevan House, where 1t was
doctored to suit the purpose of the ring
and then Q n to the Governor in the
regular way.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
The President at Louisville.
SPEECHES OF WELCOME.
Enthusiasm Of the
People.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. M.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. II.
Business to-day is partially sus-
pended, and every preparation made
TO give the Presidential party a hearty
welcome.
The presidential party arrived at IL
O'Clock. +. u. Murray introduced
Mayor Jacobs, who spoke as follows:
Mr.. President: The people of Louis
Vile, the metropolis of Kentucky,
proud Of their grand statesman, "Old
Harry of the West,n who uttered one
Of the ncblest sentiments that ever fell
from the lips of mortal man: 81
would rather be right than be Presi-
dent" greet joyously his disciple; that
President Of the United States, who, at
a critical period in the history of af-
fairs, bad the courage to say: "He
serves his party best who serves his
country best" Irrespective Of party,
race or sect, we welcome your Excel
lency gladly to our home, and bid
you God speed in your labor Of love. re-
cancellation and reform. President
Hayes did not reply, except only to
announce through Mayor Jacobs that
he would address the people later in
the day.
Tho President and escort arrived at
tLl0 O04t 1xOuSO on 1&sHVs Ills G4O0A
lency and Mrs. Hayes were intro
duced to the people by General +. H..
Murray. Rev. Stuart Robinson made
the welcome address. The remarks
of DIR. Robinson, which were listened
to by q vast concourse, were frequent
ly met with outbursts of applause,
loud and prolonged. The speech OF
tho President was received with wild
enthusiasm, thousands cheering them
selves hOarse IS they applauded the
sentiments he uttered.
ssill Pepptag Away ~ she Dull's
Eye.
CREEpMooR, Sept. II.
Six teams entered ia tho Interstate
long range match. The New York
Amateur Rifle Club represented by
Jewell, Allen, Weber and Dskin, Of
the American team: the Massachu-
sets Rifle Association, with Jackson,
| of the American team, ~ captain; the
Crescent City Club. Of New Orleans,
with Selph Armes; Eyrich and Glyon,
OF the Hackensack Rifle Club. Of New
Jersey. with Hyde and Lamb, of the
American team; the Columbia Long
Range Club, Of Washington, and Par.
THAN Gun Club, Of Hudson New
York. Several members of the Brit
ish ear are present. The following
Is the total scOre: Amateur Rife
Club, 2Si; Parthian Gun Club, 267;
Massachusetts, Rifle Association, 1852;
Crescent City Club, 272; Hsckensack
Ride Club, 200; Columbia Long
Range Club, Isl.
Inhuman Massacre Of Jews BY
Russians.
New YORK, Sept. IL.
Tho following is furnished by the
Turkish Minister to the United States :
A telegram from Governor General OF
Adrianople, under date Of the 2lst of
August, reports that fourteen Israelites
of the Kezanlik were massacred by
the Russians and Bulgarians, had been
buried in . synagogue, with the excep-
ton Of one who was devoured by dogs.
Among these victims were q woman
and girl, the latter aged Is, named
Thodi Braha, and of great beauty. She
was slaughtered after having been vio-
lated by from 8 to 10 Russians and Bull
gar;aus. Forty Of these Israelites Of
Kezanlik, men and women. the greater
part wounded and sick. had been
saved with Mussulmans by Imperial
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THE .ENrERPRIsE" DEFINEs
Irp POSI- rlON.

The Enterprise Is out In q leading
editorial defining its position with ref
erence to the National Administration.
The Enterprise thinks good may re-
suit from the Presidents policy and
To that end 1t signifies its intention to
give him q cordial support. The arti-
Gle, however, is more laudatory oil
Hayes than his policy. In truth, the
article Is chiefly distinguished for its
failure to say one word about the
beauties Of that policy. Mr.. Hayes is
enthusiastically pulled Is . good and
conscientious man, one who should be
proud Of his record Is . member of
the great Republican party, but fur
Their than this the Enterprfsc's declara-
ton Of adhesion to the National Admin
istration does not 60. Tell us about
the Withdrawal Of the troops from the
South, how good feeling and prosperi-
~ succeeded anarchy and misrule in
that section on the Inauguration Of
the Presidents course in this connec-
ton, aud then say frankly that it 10
right, and We will put the Enterprise
down y . cordial supporter Of the Ad-
ministration. Until then we must
continue to view the position Of our
contemporary as being more nom
committal than otherwise. If the En-
terprise will say that Mr.. Hayes is
right in doing just what Mr.. Tilden
would have done, we will accept its
apology and forgive it the rest Of its
alma.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-18

A DISPATCH to the SENTINEL gives
IN account Of another battle with the
Nee Percss Indians. This engagement
occurred on the Yellowstone. seven
miles below the mouth Of Clark's
Fork. The Indians seem to have been
Worstod.
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The SENTINEL's war advices this
morning will 10 found especially in
teresting. The situation before Plevna
n fully described, "a also the result Of
the late sanguinary struggle in that
quarter. The Turks seem to have won
important advantages.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-18

GENERAL MCCLELLAN has contri-
buted Q second paper to the North
American Review on the Eastern war.
Amer . careful analysis Of the situation
down to the 14th Of August. he reaches
the conclusion that the chances of ult-
innate success are largely in favor of
the Russians.
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BOARDING HOUSE ON RUBY MILL,
NEAR THE CONSOLIDATED WORKS.

THIS PROPERTY WILL ACCoMXo-
date sixty regular boardcrs. and has all
tho necessary cooking utensils for immediate
business. II applied for soon the property
can be
Bought ut q Bargain.
For particulars. apply TO SETH LONGA-
BAUGH, on the PROMISE, OF to MATT.
KYLE. at his saloon.
Eureka, Sept. IL. 1877. (sl3-f
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TIE latest bit Of Newspaper gossip
from the Bay 10 to the effect that Sar-
gent, Carr and Gorham ct al, are
preparing to start . ~first-class, red hot
Republican paper. The Senator II to
bs the editor on his return from WASH
ingtou.
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PRICES REASONABLE.
500 REWARD!

'lNHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE CIV
i en- for the arrest and conviction Of The
person or persons who. on Sunday morning,
Septem Der Ii, near my ranch, south of the
town Of Eureka. shot and killed enc large
black eow.
SIS FRED. WORMER.
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TIE claims OF property holders and
permanent residents OF the State
should b considered 1t the next cleo
tion.-[Refex.
'sThem's our sentimental"
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Charcoal Wanted.

4 next, bids will be received for 100, 200
bushels Of clean. nerehantsble. hrst-slass
charcoal, Of nut pine, delivered over . one
and o~ne-fourth inch screen, at furnace near
the Three Mile House, in quantities Of not
less than 1000 bushels per day, commencing
October 18th.
N. C. FASSETT.
Superintendent Of King NJ. 4 5. Co.
Hamilton. New. Sept. IL, 1877. sl4-lw
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NOTICE..

DERsONs ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
i not to erect buildings on the patented
ground belonging to the X X Consolidated
Mining Company at Ruby Hill.
VIM. ARLINGTON, Superintendent.
Eureka, Sept. 8, 1877. septs-lw
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FOR RENT.

TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, on
i Paul street. next to clark's warehouse.
Apply on the premises, to
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AT THE
EUREK DRUG o

A COMPLETE STOCK OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Patent Medicines, Painss. Oils, Var.
nishes, GLASS. Paiss Brushes, Etc.,
which will DO sold at New York prices, as
follows:
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All kinds paints. c%olors, paint brushes. oils.
glass. drugs, toilet articlss-and in fact, every
thing in our line at reduced prices to suit the
times. y. j. SCHNEIDER h co.
Eureka. July 81. 1877. augl-tf
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DIED.
Eureka, September l7-At thu County Hos
pital. August Spirel, q native of Prussia,
aged 80 years.
Friends and acquaintance are invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon att o'clock. ]
Hamburg Mine, near Eureka, Sept H-Dun-
can Archibald. infant son Of Hugh and
Jessie Chisholm, aged 8 months and 4 days.
Funeral will take place at the Presbyteri.
An Church, in Eureka. / o'clock p. N.
Friends and acquaintance Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.l
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MARRIED.

Reno, September l3-John Blair to Miss
Lizzie Schultz, all of Steamboat.
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Der &esieruns, inoem CT auf bic Msita
tionen beg iocia!iitil9eu Clements bin
mies.
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anseblid bon ben @oeialiiten erlaiie'
men Nfunifeite BON Der Yoli;ei ielbii
aussebreitet ,uoroen ieicn.
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,pssen melder 9uoeroier in's &C.
idnsnib seiest moroen mar, uno ma4tt
babel sufdllis bic 8cmertuns. ooB BIZ
5oroeruns ppn beNen T:eilailuns un-
besreiHid erideine. Sn 20 0eparts=
ments babe Der 40bel Der Commune
uno elmer S@redensre9ieruns in oie
3dnbe ipielen pollcn, unb UNI oieieu
@efahren Su besesnen, babe Yrdiioen1
Nlae Mabon Die pertrauenswiiroi3er
Wtitslieoer Der &e4ten nm Ii9 &C.
)l1oart: Das Minifterium Tonne auI
oieielben pertrauen, iuie lie auf bieies.
Die Ses;eruns bese ben WunI&, bah
ole ibre 9anolunsen tpdbreno bct
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lie ni3t Die cinieitise l1nterinAung ee-
itatten, mel&e bic 9inte foroere, benn
bag mdre cine ltiurpotion Der geri6tIi=
den 6unftionen unb cine @onititu.
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sieruns babe es i'd sur Gbrenlade se=
ma9t, ju feinerIei jmeifeIbaften Mitteln
;u sreifen, bic Oppoiition ieood babe
Die Yclitit beg Cabinets miboeutet unb
erhdrt. oob bielslbe Die Stumten Be-
orobe, Die 9lrbeiter beidaftigungslos