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Notice.

Look before you buy anything in my line.
I guarantee to everybody to sell cheaper
than any one else can. Call and examine my
which is the best that ever has
been offered in Eastern Nevada.
A. BERWIN.
Eureka, May 8, 1877. my4-lm
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c INTELLIGENCE.

Arrivals and Departures.
~ rHR EUREKA AND "a LIsAp * RAILROAD.
~DssSsur Yesterday.
Geo Jenkins Mario Tonina
Geo IL Watson John Ailcu
l L Kempthorno X Wilcox
Arrivals Last Might.
Taylor Gablett q Is Labelle
John McGinnis Geo Brea
G Berg RIA Davis
ca Weyisbuez FWay
p N Hanson
BY the Tybe stage Line.
DEPARTURES.
PR Brown G Start
J Riley 5 kosenthal
TJ Bell no Glover
Phoebe, Hamilton aud Eureka Line.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.
Day X Willis
p Stein Stoin
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Rooms 20 Let.

Any parties in want Of a pleasant, nicely
furnished room. at q very low figure can be
accommodated by inquiring Of MRS. HAIR
MER, over U. Dunkle Il Co.'s Store. Rooms
to let by the week or month. myl3 Wv
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STOCK REPORT.

r..nrtsco stock Exchange.
SAN FaAHoIsOo. May Is.
MORNING. BoARD
an opbir-9h 80 "a
So MenI,di4 Curry-5H 5M 5N .,.
Il ,% RR Rest J. Belcher-llh IN IN IN b. IL
$50 c.,i ito; = 81 &, ssH q IN % 81
.S s s.,' sysi12.Oia ssSs ass a7blo ssx
iN Mexican-o
10 Ophir-9H
~ ~ Hale / Norcross-2
~ ~ trown Point-4N 45Oc 5 1880
Iv .o Tellow Jackst-5N 81 5H 54
~ imperial-55c 500
IN. m Yellow Jacket on 81
~ tipha-9h ~ 81
sJS bsicber $500 $3.50 5000
IN 1onideuce-2A
AZ s. N~evada-lA 1900
2 % H Ritll;on-sh $3.50 ssoc 81 $500 $3.50
w |" Rrchsauer-2A 230c Z35c 2fOc
,S% Oyerman-llh l2h IL II lSh l2N l3N
II l3S
100 Bullion
"a Justice ~ 1900
~ Union Con.-2* 29Oc .
,s 20 SSunlIsa sm,;sse2 2loo 2i5o 2loo
zoo ChalIenge-IOc @
I'M Auucs
l "a Resi- sst / Belcher-1lX liH 1lKslo
60 Overman- ID ~
70 Crown Point-5
10 Con, Virginia-26 ~
400 Gould and Curry 81
EVENING BOARD.
mo RAYMOND l. Ely-4x W
liz Eureka CoD.-l6
200 JacksOn-ZH
10 Beimont-5Oc
Oh Ieopard-l4o l45c 1866
J0b JcHerson-loc
7SS Northern BeIle-l4As9o l5slo
ia Mapbattan-77 IA
100 Defrees- lO
1925 Grand Prize-4|
lao City Gas 1857
,lRi Modoc-3 81 SOC
i0 n, Coso "a 330c
20 Leeds-S0c
IS Empire (l~daho)-25c
els Con. y~irginia-%. 25AS
lSU Callfornis-2h %H 2Ssao 25sso %
$50 Exchesaer 2soc 2H 2loc Zoo
g0 Best l. Belchsr-l0 "a ASS
80 Crown lioint- 5 5s5 5hb5 81 $3.50
I65 Hale a. Norcrossmla is0c
1855 Oyerman-g "a ga 10 SIss5 $3.50
1855 Gould l. Curry-5 4o0c
$40 imperiM-5ec SIC
as Mexican 1890 4S0c 4SDc sic
7I5 bullion-3A soc 81 320c 3l6 800
81 Utah-bA
500 Imperial-55c
5j5 Justice Aloe 4l5c Aloe
ITO California -2'h 2jlaso
Informal B~omrd-IO.I5 A. N.
Best x Belcher-llM
Gould X Curry-5A
Calitornia-25H
California -2oA
Uvermau-sH
Mexican D
Overman-9
Con. Virgiaia-25H
Csledonia-lJ5e
Uphir-yT
Imperial Joe
Bullion -3L
Savage-260c
Hale * \ orcross-2
Modoc-3
Yellow Jscket-5S
Informal B0ard-2:20 r. n.
Savage-2A
Con. lirginia-23S 26H 90
Bsst 4 belcher-llh IL llb5 Tx ~
Gould a Curry-5A ia
UvcrDsn-l2A llA liN IL III
N xicsn-5H
CalifornIa-T
Union Con-2A 2soc
Exchequer-2L
Yellow Jacket-5L
s. Aovada-l30c
imperiai-55c Soc
trown Point IS 81 4As0
Uphir-Ss3U SA
Justice-4tOc
Ihollar-N
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MER, over .. Dunkle 4 Co.'s Store. Rooms
to let by the week or month. myla Wv
Be SENsINBLE. read and consider, in to-day's
SENTINEL. the now column advertisement Of
Ashim Bros, before purchasing. mys
o.E Pslc.. ONE PRICE. ONE PRICE, ut
Ashim BrOs'.- my5
TREY ARE WlsR-Minsrs. mechanics. farm
ice tho enterprising Ashim Bros. Of the Pho
nser One Price Store. my5
IMPORTED DrRKcr.-The finest and best Sc
lsctsd stock of English pockst-knivss and
razors ever brought into the State Of Ne
yada has just been received At the Golden
rect from ENGLAND By N; II. Joseph and viii
be sold CHEAP for CASH. my5
N. H. JOSEPH. of the Golden Rule Store. ID
agent for. tho Red Bluff cloves. the best
goods made on this coast. my5
MkKRscHAuM PIrEs. Cigar-holdsrs and a
general line of smockers' goods, imported di-
rect from Europe. ut the Golden Rule Store.
arc selling at reduced prices. re-
GKNrs' SHIRTS ANT UNDkRcLorHISo, all
KINDS; at the Golden Rule. CHEAP for
Bed Ticks. house lining. bed blankets,
bed comforts and upholsterers' goods 1T the
Golden Rule Store. CHEAP for CASH.
my5
NJ. II. JOSEPH. Commission Agent for tho
purchase and Sale Of all kinds of merchan.
disc. Golden kuls Store. adjoining Paxton
4 Co.'S Bank. my5
SroRAoE.~ Inquire ut the Golden Rule
Store. my5
HATS, CARS, Doors AND sHoEs. at the Col
den Rule Store. CHEAP for CASH. my5
CI0ARs n TOBACCO, at the Golden Rule
Store, CHEAP TOR CASH. my5
PAPER, pencils, ink. etc.. at the Golden
Rule Store.
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IOHN E. Platter has. BEEN AD-
d mitted q partner in our housss fnom ends
otter this date. PAXTON d Co.
Eureka. May l. 1877. myl-H
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Be SENsINBLE. read and consider, in to-day's
SENTINEL, the now column advertisement Of
Ashim Bros, before purchasing. my5
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MkERscHAuM PIrEs. Cigar-holders and
general line of smocksrs' goods, imported di.
rect from Europe. At the Golden Rule Store
are selling at reduced prices. nyi
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GKNrs' SHIRTS AND UNDkRcLorHISo, all
kinds, at the Golden Rule. CHEAP for
CASH. my5
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THEY ARE WIsR-Minsrs. mechanics, farm.
ers and the public in general. whs all patron.
ize tho entsrprising Ashim Bros. Of the Pho
nser One Price Store. my5
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bed comforts and upholsterers' goods 1T the
Golden Rule Store. CHEAP for CASH.
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ONE PRICE. ONE PRICE. ONE PRICE. vt
Ashim Bros. my5
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n. H. JOSEPH. of the Golden Rule Store. is
agent for tho Rcd Bluff cloves. the best
goods made on this coast. my5
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NJ. II. JOSEPH. Commission Agent for tho
purchase and Sale Of all kinds of merchan.
disc. Golden kuls Store. adjoining Paxton
4 Co.'S Bank. my5
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The very latest style Of Ladies' Hats and
Bonnets for Spring and Summer wear.
LADIES' LINEN SUITS.
LADIES SILK SUITS.
LADIES' CASHMERE WRAPPERS.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
In all styles, colors and quality.
FANCY GOODS,
GLOVES AND LACES
Please call and satisfy yourselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
MEYERS 4 FRANKLIN.
ap2S.tf Main street. Eursks-
, 1877-03-09

rNKelpEET fATEs' COURSE SUSTAINED.
NEW YonK, A!arcl, a.-The Union League
Club met tonight, john Jay presiding. Gov.
Marahal Jewell. Peter Cooper, and Judge Pea.
body were on tho platform, Resolutions were
passed 70 the effect that the Republican party.
Hfter commanding great maIor1tics In the States,
in Congress, and In the national canvass, finds
itself now IN power only. BY the balance
af-4 slug1o Electoral vote, aud coy
fEoutcd by possible majority Of tue people,
and by an actual majority Of the House
of Representatives. Onr supremacy In the
future will depend not TN the want Of mcrit In
our aaycrsarlce; not on our noble achievements
In the past, but upon the real character ard do
,ngs Of tho Incoming Administration. 1t has
been &ssertcd that the tlltnInutton ii, our pres.
tiGo mud inhjorltles Is due 10 thu lnndclIfy to
pledges. TO putting unworthy men III otlcc, and
to slsrrculcrtnE to party dtctatlous: therefore,
be secured By Eosoute adety to pledges, to main
and homer Of tho wl0le people: that In President
Hayes letter Of acceptance thsse principles we're
forcstIatowe1, md In hts inaugural address fidelity
to public pledges II recognized. we'll a. sfatts-
monlfke comprehension Of tile conditions uron
which tho pacihcatton OF tlie 6tatcs, proapcrlty
Of business. reform In the Civil sefv[ce.
and homer Of tho nation. can bc secured. no long
y will receive the hupport Of tlia Clab. That In
tho nomnaiuns for ttlo Cabinet wo recofnlzc Iscsl.
dent Hayes good faith to Ayowcd principles and
dcs1ru 10 p1Ciy d1ecorant elements, and bring all
portinns Ut the tuion Into harmony. and that tia
nominations ought to be at once confirmed
, 1877-03-09
NEW YORK.


NEW YoRK, bIarcli 6.-The newspapers here
tluvota more Or less editorial space to Views
upon the Cabinet nominations and the action Of
the seuate, TITO Times says there Is something
tather pucrilc a* vel! u unprecedented 10 this
agtinn OF ths eenAse In referring tue Cabinet
nominations To thelr "appEopEiata committees" )"
From tho mon,cnt slr. Hayes published hia LIT.
ter Ut acceptance, II Vas perfectly obvious that
hls clestion must bs followed By conflict With
the Senatorial Riug, which has succeeded Ia
usurping tho appointing power Of tho Execu-
tive, md making C!stlserviee Reform prac-
tteal imposslbi!ity. In anT contest to regain the
surrendered rights ot the Executive, President
Hayea will haso Tho vast msjorIty Of houest aud
Intelligent men on his side, aud this somexat
spItcful resurrection Of \ dsratded ru1o, to
delay, II not defeat, tho continuation Of Cabinet
nominations will certainly not hclGhtcn the
, 1877-03-09


ALBANY, Aarth GA call uumcrously signed.
the name Of Thomas W. Olctts leadt,ig thu list,
Is issucd, which announces that public meet
next u nppsovs tho patriotic efforts Of Prcs!-
dent Hayes 10 lnaugurato policy Of peace and
/, prosperity for tho who0 country, anil In favor
af supporting hlns In tho selection Of hta own
cabllet without dictat'on iron, interested par
ties.
0ES. DIX.
New YoHK, March 3.-Get. John Il. Dix has
OF tho Republic, and Issued aE address to tho
veteran soldiers md sal!ors of tho United
States, urging them to maintain tho orQantza-
t!ot, cuugratnlatinE them upon tho ELECTION OF
Hayes aud Wheeler. aud railing upon all mem-
bsIs UT; to gse itearty s,1gpota t9 so policy y
Expressed l1 The inaugural adtscss OF the
President.
1AkKsvtLIE. wts.
Speciai DttpaftA to 1H< JFfbuk&,
LANEsvlLLx, Wis.,, March b.-rhe L.,
polhlment* of President Hayes seem o,aet ap-
Senate Is deprecated oy Republicans. oy the
EA1s. rA.
Erie, Pa, sinrch A-aiplerate IN r. Vi, A.
and sndofsa the Cabinc. nonlnat thern policy,
extremists bitterly dcuounco both Ions lew
ap*etai htpateA 70 7as 7fseass.
Il cxpresscs! here By both ltcpubllcans atl l1en.
acrat. at tho selection Of Cabinet officers BY
rrcaident RayeA.
TnakE lfAurE, Ind, slareh 8-The ctttzons
press their qualification Ut the appointment Of
Col. VI. Il. Thompson to be teerxtars Ut tlo
Nayf. Speeches Weru tla1e by Col. Edwards,
MI. Mack, aad col. Thuinp4on.
, 1877-03-09
NEW SENATOR'S.
POLITICAL COMPLEXION or rua UTTER uor

POLITICAL COMPLEXION or TUE urPER uouss.
Special pspateA to 1As 1r4aaas
"AeHthoros, y. T., March S.-Ihe hepub-
|ican majority tn tho Senate IL cut down to very
slender proportions. There are ut present thirty
eight Republican Senators. thfFty-threo Dct,lo.
cratic Senators, and ;one 1nlepcndcnt-Judgu
Davis. This docs not include Nr. Sherman,
who, by biz confirmation to-day, ceases TO 10 a
member of tho body. The election OF bis Sue
cesaor will increase tho Republican strength to
.t.ass = % nns.,.a. .ma ~ 49, ..an, a.nt., rs,o,.n'
tsoh !oan.ana an" o"a I'oa. ooa1n cato.sha'
bhould tho democrats succeed IN putting tactr
men In thete places tho Republican
,hc ,o.o.t n,..th,. nsrrn n uh,cn
s"o .o"'ss ~, ~. F'se.S'o akmo .1.1- "H'e41
u can 1a'a curing '"o pFesens congress. u"'efs
death mskes changes, and 1t caunot rise beyond
eight II pll tho vacancies afu filled by 1icpub.
, 1877-03-09
ILLINOIS APPLICANTS.
AND THE Po8ErIoN8 TliRr DESIRE.


WARRINGTON, D. C.,'Afarrh H.-Thc following
is the condition Of tho applications for the Fed
eral Offices In Chicago; Aark bangs will proba-
bly, retain tho Distrlct-Attornayslllp for three
years n,orc, the length Of tins whtcl, lIs CON-
mission has to run. SheTldan Waite Is reported
10 hare the Enforcement Of Senator Og1esby to
become Collector OF tho port, nN! to bo ahead
OF cx-0ov. Beyer!lgo In the contest for this
p!ace. The candidates for the United States
Marshalship still are Elmer Washburn, Frank
Gilbert, Lyman Bridges, Louis shaft
ner. aud stillwoll, Of liv}nRston County.
Was!burn hus tho Endorsement OF good
many private citizens mud OF Congrcssn,en
III the northern districts. Df'lges is Tecum-
included by Congressman AldrIch. and b.
good many old soldiers. Frank Gilbert has the
support OF Robert fngersoll, TO whom he is IN
soma way Eclatod BY msrriago. 6tl1lwell claims
to have ths support of Oelesby, and ID repro
ecntcd ~ thinking tlat
uls CHANCES ARE IMPROVED
from the faet that he Is rclated By marriage In
so'nc way to Mrs. Hayes. Some Of Haycs' In
tf,nato friends say that circumstance Of that
sost xoutd be aCaanst candtuate for ally posI.
tton under hls Administration. Or course,
VII thesc, candidates ace!s tho support
n nat Fl s4.e,x 4ssssy h, Su DO @ hsi
tndGrse. ueotgu !. Bangs still holds tl,s Bulb
Treasury. Theru Is some talk that Frank nil-
lert may abandon 1lis cOntest for the AIarfhal.
ship aud seek the sub-Tfeasury. ucorgc Bny-
der II q candidate tor
MiNIhTER TO sWlTxEHLANp,
and has ycry strung political pnwcF aud hus.
1tcss tu1orsrnicnt. ncntamln GuYton IL an ap-
pl!rant fur tbs Coils.lslip to Frankfort t-on.the
sialn, an} Is supported bY Congressman, AldEtcll
ana lsnbtst lngereoll. aud llas 1csldu personal
friend at court. lie Is rontl.lent Ut securing tho
place. No removal will hare to 10 made, a.
Webster, VINO hos held the otIcc for years, sltel
last week. At tho tlulo Webster wat npppintel
thess wcto several hundred applicants fur thls
fayorite Consuisllip.
AN ARRANGEMENT,
II IL eald tint IN arrangement was made late
tonight between same ?f tho applicants for
Federal olllccs In Chicago. accstrtfHg to which
the following IL to TO The slate; Frank
Gilbert ubantlons tho euntest for thc Marshall
ship, und beeDtues candidate for tho Sub
Treasury In plaea Of ascuree $. Bangs, Win ts
to remove tU Cincinnati, and docs tsot desire to
retain The plaet. tiflbcrt's strength, whsl. u
considerable, will 70 to Lyman Dfydgcs In his
cnnlidacy tor tbs ,lsrshalstip. leaving one less
candidate for that position. Ex-tso*. Hsre!1d{e
Al,anIous the contest for the cpaloctofahlp OF
thu port, aud seek. the position Vi Collector Of
Internal Revenue Iu pl4ec of HaEYey.
, 1877-03-09


4sptefaf Dtspatta to ma 7fteuxe.
CoLCAnus, o.. Martll 3.-A Joint meeting of
Republicans Of both Houses OF the Lc4fsIaturc
was held tonight to exchange views and asccr-
tatn, ns near ns possible, the feeling Of mtn,-
bers In regard to the nomination Of a aucccssor
to Senator ehcrman. The meeting was Of an
informal character, and tho general ecntimcnt
Ito be IN favor Of Stanley Matthews, oi
Cincinnati. There arc but MAtthews and uar.
field prominently spoken OF Us sherman's stc-
cessor. Gen. Garfield would doubtless b.
elected we're IL not for tho fact that tho Rcpub-
licans
DESIRE HIN 70 RxMA1x m Tna uous1,
where they arc confident his services will BE- ot
more benefit to the party and Administration
than they could hope or expect from him a. 4
Senator. There wns some talk of bringing
Judge Taft to tho ffunt. but the idea aecms to
hare been abandoned, at lcast for the present.
Of definite character can bc arrived at- A.
soon as the Cabinet appointments arc confirmed
a CAUCUS will be held. which will probably do
tertnlne upon the candidate at ftA first meeting.
Mt. Matthews arrived hero from WaahfpRtoA
tlls afternoon.
THE ONO 8ENAToRsHrp.
D*lo!ch 10 Afc yesk Times.
that Judge Stanley Matthews ts tbs coming man
for the United States scnatorship, left vacant
BY Senator sherman. Leading Ohio men now
in Washsnoton hare given the matter much dis
cushion, aud the general concinalon ia to unto
on Stanley Matthews for tho 9enatet seservfng
! cx-Attorner- General Taft for the Gubcrnato.Iai
nun,lnatton next fall Mr.. Garfield has been
prominently mentioned In connection with tho
place, but IL ID mot deemed wtsc to take him for
tho House, where hc will be tho natural leader
Of the Republican s!dc. Ex.aov. Noycs de-
elined being . candidate for the scnstorship.
II Mr.. Matthews Is elected to the uncxpired
term he will probably be his own successor for
the full term one year hence. Ills election win
leave Banning IN possession Of seat in tho
House Of Representatives, TO which he Was ro-
turned BY Eph Hollands icpcaters.
, 1877-03-09


THE NEW YoHK sENAToR IN Full SYMPATHY
WITH TIE ADMINISTRATIONS.
6peefaf D4&p1feh 10 1ne 7tts1nA
!. WA8HfN0roN. q. G., March 8.-Tho sphynx
OF the scnato has spoken. AL doubts about
Mr.. Conklingsv'cwsa and Intentions were solved
to-day by himself In q significant extempore
speech It was nominally on tue question Of
admitting Grover, but its real purport was 4
cou'mcndation Of the policy In Southern affairs
announced In President Uayes' inaugural, aud In
attaek upon Btaino's argument that tho Senate
is bound to accept Kellogg and sustain
The Packard Government because It approved
the decision Of the Electoral Commission IN tho
Louistsna ense. Conkfing held, with Ills usual
cloarncss and force Of statement, that there was
no analogy between the powers Of tho Commits
sion rs to tho elections and those Of tho Senate
In reference to person claiming a scat III that
body. Tho Coumselon was restrained By tho
Constitution IN narrow boundaries, and could
not 60 beyond asccrta!ning tho formal dcclarn-
tton Of tho action Of tho State. But tue Senate
WAS NOT LIMITED
In its inquiries, but had full power to look into
election and qualifications Of Its members. Be-
cause the Comtnisaton could not look md inycs-
tlgato It was now absur1 to claim that q body
vested with tho power and commanded to excr-
else It should mako no examination. lie read
1fpFOflnklY tbe portions VI llaYea inaugural In
relation to tho need OF local sejf-governHcns In
the South. Tlen, referring to the uctlon Of tho
Senate yesterday on the Kellogg easc, he said 1t
wAs proposed at the rcry threshold o!
tho grave lad conscientious inquiry the PresI-
dent was Ecditating for tho purpose Of asccr-
timing xilo was in truth tho rfglltful Governor
0f Louisiana, nul who were chosen to its 1.eCta-
laturc, that the Senate should shut tho to.r In
hts fncc, and mako him bow icfore Its fash a.
sertion; the nlomentous qur1tion Is tu bo settled
without ovrn tho forms OF examination given 10
$50 pension cnsc.
Conkln: was letcnct1 to with
THE CLOSEST ATTENTION
by all the Senators, hut by none 10 carefully ~
blaine, who did not lake his ercs from him u
long as 11o was upon this floor. Although tho
spcecl, Was evidently intended Is q defense Of
tho President against the ex-SPaakerss' attack,
1t contained no reference tn anything Blntue
said yesterday or tho day before, and gayu him
no occasion ior the soparteo at which he Is
10 sxillfut. Tho battle betwccn these
two powerful rivals, which tho crowded. gallc-
ries thought would e,,suc, did not, therefore,
taku plare. II cannot, from present appear
anccs, BE- loH. postponed.
Morton replied briefly 10 Conklng, not to put
himself in any attitude that looked like floa-
tilltJ to the new Southern policy, but 70 assert
what he deemed constituted pr}ma faeio case
upon which a claimant Of a seat in tho Senate
should be admitted.
, 1877-03-09
M0M IT H4trkSkD THAT HI.AlNK COULD MOT fVl
HIS 7tNuER IN TIE cABlNET flK.

HOW IT H4PFKNkD THAT HI.A1NK COULD NOT EQt
HIS 7tSuEA IN THa CABINET flK
pfsputcA 10 CtnciaMai Ftsafstx.
WAsuls01ox, March 7.-WeEe anybody to
undertake to pIrk the maddest aud most dis
gusled man in Washington to-,.ixht. hs would
havc har1 tine, for II Is very difficult to dir
tingu!sh between the Radical politicians ta r.
gasd to their feelings. But II there " one msn
who feels as mad and dtsRusted ~ man ean
feel, II 10 Murphy, Of Maine. he feels that ha
IL victim. Thu whole Maine crowd iii through
t. augry ard euragcd Il xhat thsy consiaes tho
gHeyous slander Which has been put upon then
and their State by Presldcnt Hayes NeFsr wa
ring Of thrifty politicians moss Bit
tcsly disappointed. Blalae'& anger a4aa
, 1877-03-09
WASHINGTON.
President Hayes viii Stick
to His Cabinet Ap-
pointments.
Cameron Leads the Opposf-
ton to the New ADJ
ministratiOn
And Boasts, as Is His Wont,
of His Immense In
fluence.
Tho Signs, However, Arc Sadly
Against: the Old Wire
Fuller;
And the Frea1deut'8 ult1-
mate Triumph Is GEN.
orally Predicted.
Senator Sherman Is Con-
firmed as Secretary Of
the Treasury,
Continuation Of the Senate
Debate on the Grover
Case;
And, Incidentally, More Speeches
q the Louisiana
Question.
conkline Declares His Full Sym.
pathy with the Admin.
istration.
The Various Ambitions Attribut-
cd to Chicago Office
Hunters.
Enthusiastic 1ndor<ament Of President
Hayes Policy by the People.
Meetings In New York by the Merchants
and the Union League.
Henry Wattaraon 6rgas the Democratic
Senators to Support Hayos.
The Various Ambitions Attrib1t.
cd to Chicago Office
Hunters.
Enthusiastic Endorsement Of President
Hayes Policy by the People.
Meetings In New York By the Merchants
and the Union League.

THE CABINET,
sMKnMAN's CONFIRMATION.

Special Rspatth to 1As Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., March e.--When the
Senate went into executive sessIon to-day, Ar.
Sargent made point OF order on tho proposed
reference Of tho Cabinet nominations to tho
Committees, when there were none. Vice
President Wheeler sustained this, and tho list
was taken up. Nr. Eyasts' ua1nc was passed
over Informally for the purpose Of acting first
an mstlcr Of Senatorial courtesy on Sherman.
Great opposition to his confirmation was al
onco developed OH the Democratic side, Eena-
tors Thurman anl Do9y being tho most pro-
nouucod. Ills coursc IN Louisiana matters was
the soreat point with most Of tho Southern
Benators. At tho cloBo OF long debate
the vote showed 20 against Sherman oil Dem
ocruts and al rast from strong partlsan motives.
Tho DcmocFats SAY there tstll 10 no stmtla4 on
poation to any Of the other nominations, ant!
that all tho rest viii readily bo confirmed, even
II the Republicans ero divided, At tho close Of
this yoto Il was too loto to 10 on with the rest.
uud thew viii bo
rIxnu mp ro.xonnow.
The looks aiming Senators nolpt to marked
dccIe,sc Of onen onno.it,on "a tl,o toufr rmatjon
of President iJayrs, CahInet. Thn uat1tnr MT.
stdr. howrver. ronttn,es. Tim rorrupt{ontst.
~ ii, vr,ao, ,.o .rttvo ,rd fncon.ofohf,, win
thcm are lcar,,cd vii who viii n scc re1orr, IN
tho Govern,nsnt conf,nc5 tn narty n,.t form.
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