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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-30
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-30

Moneys Received ana Deposited in
IA County Treasury During the
Month of Hay.
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20
Tho Democratic Convention,

In tO-dayS issue of the journal will be
found a report OF the Maine Democratic
State Convention, held at Portland on
Tuesday. While the party assemblage
was neither so large nor 50 enthusiastic
as some of its predecessors, it was made
up in large proportion of the true and
honorable men of the party, who were
resolute that it should stand by its prr-
cipes and traditions, and that there should
not be, especially, any departure in the
direction of the financial tolies by which
a portion of the people have become
crazed. This purpose has been accom-
plshed. The resolve adopted by the
party that I'VE are opposed to an IRE
deemable currency includes the very
kernel OF the question al issue A.paper
currency is not objected 10 BY the friends
Of honest money, with the condition that
means shall be provided for its redemp.
ton while, on the other hand. the Green
hackers declare for a currency for which
no redemption shall be required or eA
pected. The line Of division is 50 marked
that no one can fail to see it ana 80 sharp
that every one brought iii contact there
with must feel and acknowledge its edge.
II will toe a terribly uncomfortable polit-
zeal fence to sit upon, and all trinmers
VIII see the necessity of at once plapinU
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

IN Russia about the supposed concessions to Eng
land Prince Bismarck will give d state dinner to
the penipotentiarics to morrow evening Lords
Beaconshcld and Salisbury and their attaches dine
to night with the Crown Prince. 1t is stated that
Russia will refuse TO cvacuate Turkish territory in
Roumcha on hberate prisoners Of war until >humla
and erna have been surrendered the latter being
required ~ the treaty OF san Steiauo as wen as
the former. he negotiations at Constuntroplc
for the surrender have been abandoned The mat
ter is now being considered III the hands @: the
congress.
It's the general opinion still that none OF the
minor States will be admitted 10 the congress with
the possible exception of tirecce about which tht
reports are contradictory. \ statement comes from
Paris that Persia claims admission VI the ground
that the settlement OF the EASTERN question ncces
sdIly affects Persian Interests
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

ulatlon, from China absolutely different
IN race, type, character, manners aud
morals, came into the regions of California
and Nevada and took such root that it
daily increased, and soon began to de
YOUR the substance of the land At pres
ent these Chinese hold a great place in
California; they absorb more than they
produce. They bring habits, morals, and
physical and mental temperament which
has nothing IN common with the original
surroundings, and which cannot assmi-
late with that environment. They III
Sinuate themselves into all branches of
labor; and they are SO parSimonious. SO
absolutely "mean," that they can give
/ their services for an amount that would
be insufficient to keep soul and body to
gether with "ciyilzed" human being.
There is no laborer So humble, from the
verdant shores Of Ireland, who has MOI
Johnny Chinaman. And consider the
number of Chinese IN our land. There
are to-day in San Francisco nearly 80. 4
900 Chinese men, women and children.
OF these, good authority SAYS. nearly 1000
are women. and ont of that number 600
are prostitutes In the state Of California
the Chinese number lO7 900 and scatter
ed through the states there are $50 900
every steamer" says a gentleman who
wrote of the fact year or so ago, chat
comes from China brings its hundreds Of
coolies. the rate Of Chinese immigration
being from four To eleven hundred Der
steamer"
After accommodating, penny by penny, In
this country, an amount to make them IN
dependent in their own, they return with
their booty to their own shores not even
allowing, in case OF death their bones to
tertlize the land which they came t. plum
der. When they have arrived 1T home,
their places are filled by new hordrs. Ana
they are managed by six great companies
of contractors. 1t is very well for the
great American genius Bret Ilarte. 10
manufacture sympathy for All Sin it is
very well for Mr.. julius l. Palmer. IT..
Of Boston (tor whom, by the Way. we
have the greatest respecn II ten what
agreeable, orderly and respectful pas>en-
GERS the Chinese were when , hat,l il
them came over IN = shin rndor his ror-
mand bur fine broader ,ia,y demands
attantion Thaso ir,,,,;,,r.,,,+. l,,,..,.,,,. ~
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

The Greenbackers of Brooklyn n. y, are
more frank than some of their brethren
They held meeting, last Saturday night
at which resolution was passed to pa
rade on the Fourth of July with the So
cialists.
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20
Maine Medical Association.


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IN XIII; e,'l.' : I"N'' roul4 'e mace
supstlIt'I4il ~ c"pil@I puh.'IiIlieht NtSt
amount "i NIacdst ana CRIME Nouiu dle
q II.
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

The people OF Castine don't often have
circus in their town: So quite fiutter
of excitement was caused by the pitching
of Murrays tent in the old fort 1t was
the first circus for about twenty years,
and was well attended.
The Oldtovn Joseph isn't 50 yirtuous
as his ScripturaI namesake He was
educated Alright, but the Greenback Mrs.
Potiphar got him the first time she tried.
The Greenbackcrs had a very small
vote in Oregon after AL their Dragging.
Their pretensions collapse like air bal
looms, as soon as pricked.
There is now no doubt that the Cuban
revolution is over. 1t lasted nine and
halt years
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

The Democrats of Oregon scoopcd the
whole game, after all. A despatch, from
that state, dated Tuesday last, says that
latest returns settle beyond doubt the
election of Thayer, Democrat, for GOV
ernor. His majority will range from forty
to seventy. The Legislature will have a
Democratic majority Of twelve on joint
ballot.
Probably by the time this paper reaches
the reader Congress will have adjourned.
The session has been long one, extend
ing fully six months, counting in the holi-
days The public will experience feel
ing of relief when it is known that this
Congress has finished it's business.
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20
What IS the Matter With the Age

EDITOR JorENAL 1t i noticed that THE rr,
gressve Axe Of TINS city does NOT CARRY al AZ ed
ltorlal head, the nauc of tilr tirceuhAck nominee
for Govcror Thus it denies u the first candidate
Of the cause it has espou>ei the usual hounrs
Has II seen sign, and j. thus sAiNcrIus I'D the
wind or what is the matter II AKp MuNtA.
We cannot say, The Age is certainly
fully committed to the new doctrine, and
cannot now 60 back. except by the boldrst
apostasy. But it is true that the custom
OF displaying the candidates name 1T lhe
head OF party papers is falling into disust
The position Of paper ought to be sut-
ticiently we'll known from its articles
without its saying weekly, in biz type, at
its editorial head, 1--WE are for Smith"
Twenty Years ago il was the custom
for political papers to make the editorial
page, Just before election, 4 biz hand -bill
with display type, eagles, sc. But the
fashion Of this world fasseth away" NOW
great many papers make no display of
the name of the candidates; and that
course is decidedly in better taste We
have no doubt that the Age has a firm
grip upon the t-tail of Smith, the Old
town bondholder, and means to keep it,
Fogg, who once ranted upon platform
Iii this city, will never forgive the Jour
nal for speaking OF that effort as it de
served to be spoken of. Here, for in
stance, is little specimen of the calibro
of his spite
The Republican journal credits the Camden
Herald with saying Jefferson wrote the Consttu
ton We doubt if the Camden Herald ever said
it. But one thing We do know, Mr.. Perry never
passed six months in Fort Warren for writing St
cesson articles. and If he had he never would
have courtcd the favor of the party that placed
HIM there Simpson talks as though he is little
bilious. Auburn Chronicle.
This Fogg, besides being a fool and a
bore upon the stump, outrvals Munchau-
sen as a liar. The Camden Herald can
take care Of its own utterances and it
has not said and will not say that it was
misquoted. Fogg intimates, in his pc
culiarly sneaking way, that the editor of
this paper was imprisoned for his writ
ings. This is another of Fogg's false
hoods. The editor of the Journal was
never imprisoned an hour in his life, in
Fort Warren or in any other place of con
finement. This lie is quite as ridiculous
as those others of Fogg which made a
military hero of Mr., Rust of the Age, and
a seaport of the town of Liberty, up
among the Waldo hills. Why, the fellow
is the most idiotic liar that ever had ac-
cess to paper and type.
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20
A Congressional Asplrant III Trap.

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in the country. But as it is, they only
blow huge bubbles to be pricked by the
first person who takes the trouble to give
attention to the matter. For instance,
the Progressive Age of last week had the
following paragraphs
N the Democratic caicuS saturday evening tile
following delegates were elected to the State Con
ycntion W. II Mcclellan. J.. H. Murch D. a.
Whlte, \. 7. Moore. Chas A. Ellis, Fred
Potc. Miles Staples Abucr &. Gilmore
The Democrats at their caucus in this city elect
ed a tull set of GreenbackerS To the State Conven
ton at Portland Bro. Simpson of the Journal
was not prominent. He did not even attend the
caucus. The result was quite surprise The
hard money papers have been prtisjng the .Iour
nal for its powerful advocacy Of the hard money
doctrines and yet the only effect here has been
70 convert the party 70 the opposite doctrine
Whether Or not the editor Of this paper
attended the caucus is not of the least
consequence His business is to make
newspaper, and not to run caucuses. He
hopes to present a marked contrast in
that respect to the editor Of the Age.
who, daled by an ambition to 20 to Con
9reSs, leaves MS paper ~ edit itself, while
- n It'll '50'nS ioF or'eSaleH ana uri'ih8
i''Sil''H oNel 'llf e"ultl! N pursuit 81 a
!"'N '-'''"'e'n' "ll''h Will 'n'S Ie'd MN
mo S""IllI'' ana 4a'SnHeN.
Wishing To make our denial of the Ages
i''''''7 n \" ''''Il''''' 'll'V i c"0la ilol
= \" V''P'''''''' " representative 'l lhS
paper NAS authorized I" Wut upon the
them concerning tbrIr views. rhfs N
did, with the following result
When the journal reporter showed the
paragraph in the \gc to Mr. \. X. p.
Moore, the latter said. The assertion Of
,1
thr tirst intirn,tinn havn h,l ANA .u,h
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20
Democratic State Convention.

The conl cntion met al City Hall, Port.
land, On Tuesday morning, a. W. LARA
bee, ESQ, Of Bath, was nominated fol
chairman, and Is. Wilson Of Augusta au,
q. 3. Cram Of Dcering, for secretaries
and the temporary organization was thu.
effected.
The committee ON credentials rcportcc
the number Of delegates by counties Il.
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20
John Chinaman in America.


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'h' racine coast ana II really threatens
. 'u'' elS'"l - our clNilIza'loh' hes'
IT. "iiS 7'Ii''" - o'9ectIoi'S' tie P"rliru
I"' o'i'N "'e utmost hu'hoelIeSS hotf
'''' ~ ''''''''' an ana i'e'"'"l"'o Poi'lica
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nave 'o"I ago ieSoIN ed mat lhe lufthel
'iH''l'- i"'l'il 81 me hllleSt 70 our shores
SHOULD pe stopped. ne SUBJECT WAS taker
w M 1'it "t'l"tll1 Legislature TWO Hear>
"-''' 'iiN ~ .i> tStl-dIl0h was made ~
commission u lilt senate. ne result wa,
'i'"' ''S''"'I"iiN against Sucll Immigration
"e'' d""P'e'' ana II was also resolved that
'I'c mica states senators ana kepresen-
l"'Nt9 II''n lllal STATE should he instruct
~ a'l'l i'qdtSlt1 20 NSe thclr influence e
""Nt WIT utdtt WIN anna 50 modified
aS \" discourage lhe further immigration
n l-ile0e. president Grant IN several
t1i MS illf~Stt Ia I Dl1rGpSS recommend =
e" d'l''h To pun an fhp To the infamous
""It 'Idic ana the importation OF
hIltSt women loT Illicit purposes. \
Sh"ri tmc ago senator Sargent Of Cali
I"IAld. presented t0 the mted states
Senate q h.I which brings this puLllin-
question: w .n q direct form, and asks
inr a permanent check upon a dangerous
Nuisance
In looking at the question one must
}icN hoh Sides First there are the
principles upon which the government Of
these nited States IL founded; second.
There Il an economical phenomenon ALL
9ulUtcN unforeseen. and So ryceDt.nal
lis To nave escaped the logic of general
laws What can he said regardin. gen
cIu principles. is apparent at once to the
reader. Bat we will state the matter
briefly Oar country is open 10 all men
Mt rond MAI Who arc disposed to brine
thc;r intelligence. their work tbeir aut
ness as producers. ana support our free
institutions 5y conforming 10 the laws.
Thanks to this liberal hospitality the
population of the United State, has
rapid, increased. The land las been
fu.d ,h4 n,+r,.,l ,i.has hava l,.on N.
vcloprd. brain, too have been cultivated
Otle -r4Yde,, result NJ alN and = mar-
niticeut Kepublic has been founded upon
basis favorable to the wen being. both
moral and material. Of all men. ours is
truly the tircSidc of liberty. And when
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

The Gazette says that the artesian we'll,
which is being sunk by Gen Tilson at
Hurricane Island. has now reached a
depth of 6;' feet, all the way through the
solid granite, broken only by the seams
in the rock. The granite at the lowest
depth reached, seems to be precisely like
that at the surface. Water has been OBJ
tanned which is perfectly clear, fresh and
cold, but not in the quantity desired. al
though it requires about an hours pump
ing to empty the we'll at present The
diameter of the tube is AZ inches and the
machinery used was constructed at the
island under Gen. Tilson's directions.
The well will be deepened
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

The Greenback Congressional Conven-
ton is called tomeet in this city, July I'd.
Mr.. Rust is to be the nominee, beyond
doubt, but the man who is to be elected,
spells his name differently.
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

There have been good many queer
Smiths in the world, but the queerest is
the Oldtown specimen, who with his pock-
cts full of bonds, heads a party that cries
out against the oppression by bondholders
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

The following are authorized agents for the
Journal.
$ K. Mics, No. 6, fremont ST Boston
) NJ PErrENGuL. Il Co, State St, Boston,
and 3 Park Row, \ y
HORACE Dom III Washington st. Boston.
GEo. + RoWFLL Il Co. 10 Park Row New York
BATES a LOCKE. 81 Park Row, New York
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

honorable amt honored citizen, ana N
elected WlII make An excellent chri mag
IStrate.
'''''
ne Illness Of me poet Bryant, caused
/ IN hIS arcIdtht on tht @'th OF May. ended
HI death on Wednesday morning, June
l-th. Added Y lhe sorrow which the
W"rld 1eeIS at the loSs u y great amt good
man. Is the regret that violent causes IN
terVcned to cut the thread of life al
ready SO long EXTENDED by means Of alb
StemlouS living and which perhaps would
nave rounded q hundred years h1d mo
actldeht occurred. fle dIrd HI hS lth
Nrar
Although It WAS ~ y poet that VT
Bryant was best known. yet his prose
writings were as good as his poetry He
700. ;-. 1T. -.
""0 " N'7'4'u9 Nli'Ct 'l poIUItdI ana
general tOpcS as a journalist hi. Ybi1itJ
IT, Nc"t"lh ottH t'IudHtu -Nnu WlldJ Il
/ sweet uort Hn ynirpI tnr r,s ,rr. ,,.,isa
IN nature, ana gave uttcranCe Ia dn up-
precidtlnn winch the most " us trel mute
IL I,,I-i,.r,t. ,,.,,,....,+ 4;..;,,..5 n
- = ~ l''N ~ i'tt''i- "'''N' nv
pOndercd deeply the great problem If life
=,
"lnt Nc''VH' "lIH NIIc meaning anu destiny
of human eyiStenrr When scarcely -
years ~ age, ne wrote lndl rcmarkdulr
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

The Lewiston Journal notices ''an i'm
pudent talsehood' Of the Progressive Age,
by which that paper makes Secretary
McCulloch's statement of the paper cir
culation to be a thousand millions more
than his official report of 1865 made it.
But that is very moderate exaggeration
for a Greenback organ.
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

The Bangor Commercial thinks that
the Greenback candidate for Governor
has a better chance because he is a mem
Der of the Universalist society, and adds
The Universast society has always been a
power IN Republican politics. If the society in
this city is an index, Mr.. Smith will have the al
m"st ,"hd support If the church throughout the
State
This indicates that Emery perceiyes
coming union Of church ana state, and
shifts victory in mixture Of universal
salvation and a currency that is never TO
know a{edeemcr.
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

The report which we give Of the pro
ceedings in the Democratic State Con
vention is mainly that Of the Portland
Advertiser. 1t describes some pretty
rough scenes on the floor, but paints it in
no stronger colors than the facts war
rant. A great many turbulent persons,
not members of the Convention, forced
themselves in, and created most of the
disturbance noted.
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

The toIIo"uEnomnatjou, were report
ed from the counties ana adopted ~ the
convention
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-04-27
Ausldnoi(0e 11a6ri6ten.
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npnen absefeuert rerpen oann iptel
bic Mulif unb bic Sploaten lailen pt
Banner auer Nattpnen auf ben Dad:
ern Der swei Yaldt tie uno beren Neben:
eebducen meben, Die Iruppen tper:
Sen 1i6 auf rem Marsfelp auflteQen
Der 8alfpn re6 Gbamp be War6 ga
laltes miro ppn Senatpren unp De
putirten bes Staptmasifrate, ben
atapemii6en uno milttdrifden Stal
unb BEN fransSifden Gpmmi6dren be
ieBt iein. 5ierauf pirb bic Yro;eiiIOl
our6 bic nit ZEN 8rpnjuwelen, fctpi
pem fetnfen prp;ellan unp 0pbelin
tapeten eel6mIfte Gale steben I'M
lippann rur6 ale @btbetlunsen seben
BON oer Gpmmilion ieper Resterun!
empfaneen uno bepiufommt perber
Damn 9ebt eS ndb Der &rte9s11nl'
100 aue Musfelunssarbeiter aufsefel
itnb unp suleBt mad per Naf6tnen
bale. Nm Sbpr ansefOmmen mir
ter Maribau bon ben Giiriten nno an
bern bOben periSnlt6feiten abi9te
nebmen unb na6 bem GlYieepalafe sti
ridfebren. Spfprt na6 Sdlub be
Gerempnte wirp bic AusfeQuns fl
aue 8e1uder se6fnet fein. Manba
; Mac Mabpn miro ant GrSfnunssta
gu Gbren bes 5erscss BON &ofa I'm
bes prinsen BON 8ales Elm Diner g.
ben. Das Spurnal beS Oebats laa
ba Safer @ilbelm bic Nusiteauns a
ben &rfes BON 1870 erinnernber 8i
, eer beutf6erfeitS ntdt seitattet bah
perbe aud Tranfretd fetne an b
Sriss ertnnernre -0emdlpe ausfell'
!. laien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-04-27
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Fnt baS itderfe uno bili9ite Mtittel
sur uebeuenbun9 BON 0elo uno fpll>
ten, trp ite su baben iinp, basu ge9
braudt percen.
8enn cine 3eituns Spn etnem ppit@
amt an Gin anberes SerIest werben fou,
fp muS trnnler AUDI ba8 90 ftamt an9ez
9cbsn werben wo bic 3eitnns friiber
empfan9en puroe.
@enn Semano lein 8latt ntdt re-
sclmdBi9 empfdnst pber fid auf IT.
eenb cine @eile Gebler etnfdleiden,
70 ipllte ber betrefenpe Nsent, lowte
bic 6erausseber iosIei4 bappn bena6z
ri9tt9t tperren.