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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-05-27

Violent and destructive storms still
continue in the West and South. A de-
spatch from Wheeling, West Va, Of
Monday, says: 1.-The most disastrous
storm of hail and rain known in this
section since 1869 visited this city this
afternoon. Hailstones as large as hens
eggs fell in great masses, destroying
thousands of panes of glass, and doing
much other damage. The crops in the
vicinity and fruit have been almost to-
tally destroyed. the damage aggegating
many thousands of dollars
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Spring Hats & Caps

We have a large variety Of hieh-tone Flower va
and Pots. We want almost everything in excha
for goods except money and cedar posts. 80 bring 1
HERE Thanking you for past patronage and ask
for a share in the future: Good morning.
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Ellis Brother:

P.S.-we have just received car load OF FLO
| from the well known house OF H. E. Fletcher q |,
which is very nice. Il. I
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Gents Shirts. Ladies' Kid Button Boot 81.
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Ready Made CIothin

Suits. s. 50 to $1,000 Late and nobby style. in
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-10
vrw.uDYyc ~sCOUNDREI.s.

ME w
II ANYTHING we're wanting to complete
the moral proof of the conspiracy by which
Haves vas declared President, and Of his
oomplicity in that crime, it would be fur
uished by the appointments he has given
10 witnesses before the present investiga
zion. who swore in behalf Of John Sher-
man, or who sought by sinister means to
prevent damaging testimony against him.
Marks, one Of the bogus Louisiana cleo
tors, who testified to having signed the
second set Of certificates on a day when it
was physically impossible for him to have
been present, was made Collector Of In
ternal Revenue soon after giving his testi-
mony, and having made a contradictory
version of Anderson's interview with Sher-
man, which he. Marks, had brought about.
Although A. d. Levisce, another bogus
elector, admitted that his lame was forged
TO the second set Of certificates, 1t is quite
certain he suppressed other information
within his personal knowledge which
would have added immensely to the single
fact he was obliged to confess. His attempt
to make the public believe that he invited
. bride only to expose it, did not succeed /;
and the recent testimony at New Orleans.
that he was willing to transfer his bogus
electoral vote for a round num-, makes it
pretty clear that a purchaser was the real
difficulty in the way Of a sale. He is evil
IDENTIFY qualified to be a Treasury Agent
under John Sherman.
Tom jerks earned his pay in an appoint
ment to the Mint, il hard swearing had
any claim to recognition. He did his best
after being we'll coached by Sherman's
lawyers, aud so did his enterprising wife,
who carried off some Of the laurels which
Bessie Turner used to wear with. SO much
ease and grace. Sauer, billeted on the Ap-
praissr's Office in New Orleans, and others
less conspicuous, have all received these
rewards for their actual testimony, or Tor
the suppression Of evidence at their COM
mand. They were bought like sheep at the
sshambles, and tho public treasury has to
bear the burden of this fragrant corruption
now seen OF all men.
It is not possible to believe that the re-
spectacle Republicans in Louisiana and
Florida, among whom were many we'll
known natives Of old family connections
could all have been ignored and thrust
aside, while ~perjurers, ballot-box suffers,
affidavit makers. forgers, scamps and adj
venturers Of the worst class were preferred
and put in responsible trusts, by any series
Of accidents. Not one OF the ~scoundrels
who in any way figured in the fraud is out
Of Office. From the highest to the lowest
they are all drawing pay, and the people Of
the United States, besides being deprived
Of the President Of their choice, are now
taxed 10 support the vile instruments
through whose villainy they were cheated
out Of their rights.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-10

RAousrA, August D..
Suleiman Pasha, with 1000 ASiatic
troops, is shut up in Trebinie. lie viii
not allow the insurgents to enter the town'
fearing a massacre Of the Turkish authori-
ties. One thousand five hundred Bosnia
regular troops rave deserted from IreoinJe
and Joined the insurgents at Durbrowa,
BUCHAREST, August y;
By th- explosion Of the Russian powder
magazine at Frotes, yesterday, hity-hve
persons were killed and thirty-one injured
VIENNA, August 9.
The results of the Hungarian eiection
are known in 1874 election districts. ana
show that ZIG Liberals, supporters OF tne
present Government, thirty-four OF the
United Opposition aud twenty-one OF tne
Extreme Left have been elected.
Herr Fizza, Chief Of the Hungarian MIN
istry, will probably be returned from some
constituency where a second ballot is neces-
sary. 1t is thought his defeat by the hadi.
calls of Debreezin will have the effect OF
making him adhere more firmly TO the
Moderate wing of the Liberal party.
PARIS, August Q.
The cabmen Of Paris, who to the num-
Der Of 4,S00 are on a strike, Will mold q
meeting tonight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-10
SUICIDES IN SAN FRANCISCO.

A synopsis Of the annual report Of the
Coroner Of San Francisco is published in
the Bulletin. 1t appears that 6S7 persons
have suicided in that city during the past
sixteen years. The cases reported for the
past year ending June Both, number 100,
while q considerable number are supposed
TO have terminated their lives by drowning
whose bodies were never found. The pro-
portion Of suicides to population is much
greater than in Eastern cities. Thus, in
New York the number is one to each 5000
Of tho population /; in Brooklyn. one in
10000; in Philadelphia, one in $4,000 in
San Francisco. ons in 5000. About one
half oil the suicides are foreigners, and
June is the most fatal month. In some
thing more than one-half of the cases, the
victims had neither families nor homes.
Business disappointments, restitution II
alcohol account for the large majority OF
cases. A great many people fail to take
root" in this country, or once getting hold,
and having lost their grip, suicide is the
last resort. There is room for q closer in
quiry into the disproportion of suicides in
San Francisco compared with Atlantic
cities.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-10
FO IGN NEW S..
ESPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
SMALL ADVANTAGES WHICH HAVE ACCRUED
TO RUSSIA
AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION OF THE
TURKISH PROVINCES.
A Liberal Leader will visit America
a Liberal Leader will visit Americs

Sr. PETERSBURG, August 0.
The official Messenger to-day dwells up
on the smallness Of the material advant-
| ages which nave accrued 10 Russia through
a disregard by the Berlin Congress Of the
consideration Of race in fixing the from
tiers. II says the task Of Russia il now to
see that the conclusions reached are car
ried into execution to the smallest point,
and that If the Porte does not observe
strictly to the conditions Of We treaty, it
signs its own sentence.
LONDON, August Q.
A Vienna dispatch. speaking Of the Aus
trian occupation Of the Turkish provinces,
says the respectable portion Of the inhabi-
tants everywhere have welcomed the Aus
TRANS, and only the lower classes and some
disbanded troops have Joined the insurrec-
ton. In view Of the insurrectionary
movement and agitation in Servia and
Montenegro. the Austrian Government in
tend the further mobilization Of its forces,
to have In reserve an additional army
corps ready for active service. Great an
noyance is felt in official quarters at the
unfortunate Moglai affair. the Austrian
losses being considered due to manifest
carelessness, etc.
LONDON, August Q.
Silver. 52ss pence per ounce. Specie In
the Bank OF England has decreased f180. 900
during the past week. The amount OF bull
lion withdrawn from the bank on balance
to-day was f100, 900.
Ii is stated that the Right Honorable
William +. Foster. the well-known Liberal
leader, will visit America In the autumn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-10
PACIFIC COAST.
CALIFORNIA.
THE QUACKtRY LAW.
FINE SILVER SOLD TO THE GOV
EMINENT.
The Mining Debris Suit.

SAN Francisco, August 8.
The habeas corpus case is on argument
before the Supreme Court to-day. The
purpose of the writ is to test the consti-
nationality of the Legislative Act known
as the quackery law. DR.. Trozer was ar
rested on a charge OF misdemeanor for
signing a certificate as member of the
Board of Examiners, authorizing persons
to practice medicine, which Board, it is
claimed by regular physicians. had no
power to act, not being q Board Of either
of the medical societies mentioned in the
act as being authorized to issue such certi-
~ficates, and therefore he was guilty Of q
misdemeanor as provided for in the act.
The Nevada Bank has sold 1900, 900
ounces of fine silver to the Government,
and was delivered to the mint to-day. The
price paid is London rates, with cable ex-
change payable in standard dollars.
Tom Mccarthy jumped off the wharf at
the foot of Pacific street, at 2 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon, and was fished out.
The Grand Jury came into the County
Court yesterday afternoon and presented a
partial report Of se%venty-nine true bills of
indictment, and nineteen presentments ig-
nored.
James Raigaisini was examined in the
fOllC6 COuit tO-uoy ph q Shai 30 Va aSoaUis
to murder John Zannovich. A few nights
ago, during a quarrel in a saloon, Raigai-
SIM cut the complainant with a pocket
knife. He was held to answer in the sum
of $4,000.
STOCKTON, August Q.
Some tramps boarded the 4 O'Clock west
bound freight train, and after being elected
by the conductor, one Of them opened fire
with a revolver. A rear brakeman re-
turned the fire, hitting the tramp in the
stomach and injuring him dangerously.
There is great excitement. Numbers OF
tramps are gathered around the depot, and
the Sheriff has called out a posse. Trouble
is anticipated.
EVANSVILLE, Cal, August Q.
The evidence in the mining debris suit
closed to-day. The case will not be argued
until about sixty days hence. In the
meantime all the evidence will be printed,
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AID ron rnE CI.osE DISTRICTS.

A special dispatch from Washington to
the New York World gives the plans OF
the National Democratic Committee. The
Southern States are believed to be so
strongly Democratic that they arc safe
without the expenditure Of any money.
And yet the spirit Of trade was found rife
among the old rebels, after the election OF
Tilden, and they were ready to sell out to
Hayes as SCOT as he showed a disposition
to give and take. Alexander II. Stephens
does not blush now to assert publicly that
he Is for Hayes, though he knows Hayes
was not elected, because he believes Hayes
can do moro for the South than Tilden
"In the close Congressional districts of
the North" the dispatch goes on to state
e the committee will give the Democrats
all possible aid" We do not hesitate to
say that in some of these close districts that
aid will be given in vain. 1t was from
such districts that the influence came
which carried through the House OF kepre-
sentativcs the resolution declaring hayes
title unassailable and sacred. The towards
were frightened at the %groundless cry OF
revolution, and afraid they would be de-
feated if they did not get through this reso-
luton, unsound, illogical. and infamous
as it was. Now let the fears of these cow
ards be realized. Let them be defeated.
Congress is no place for them. If the
Democratic party wishes to succeed let it
deserve SUCCESS by selecting better stuff
fnr its Representatives in Congress.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-10

TIE paths Of . Fraudulent President
are moi paths Of plcasantness, nor are his
ways the ways Of peace. Fancy any Re-
publican State Conventions treating Grant,
to say nothing Of Lincoln, as Mr.. Blaine's
Maine Convention and other Republican
conventions nave treated Hayes. But Lin
coin and Grant were Presidents in fact, as
we'll as in name. Chosen by the people at
the polls. indicted into Office in the way
prescribed by the Constitution. they had
no need to coquette and traffic with the
other party. The case stands very differ-
emily with Mr.. Hayes. Knowing that he
was rejected at the polls by the American
people. haunted day and night by a con-
seriousness that he is merely an intruder in
an Office 70 which they elected another
man, he has sought to bolster mp his worth
less title by fraudulent mcans-by fawning
upon men. That is why Republican con-
v~entions Of the stalwart type, when they
do not explicitly condemn Hayes and his
policy, treat both the one and the other
with silent contempt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-10
OREGON.
Volunteers Still in the Ficld-Smail
In ,s Of the UOstiics.

PORTLAND, Oregon, August 9.
The Linn county volunteers still have
their headquarters on Beaver creek. Scout
ing parties lately have discovered several
bands of Indians, numbering from eight to
so. A party of 25 men, under Captain
Humphrey, ran across a band Of hostiles
on Murderer's creek, numbering about co,
who, upon discovering the whites, retreated
into the canyon in such haste that they
we're obliged to leave some so horses, which
were captured by the volunteers. and as it
was useless to try to disloagc them with rs
men, f. H. Reid, JAS. Wilson and 4. d.
Marks were dispatched to Carton City to
secure the services of men TO cut off their
retreat on the other side, it being the cal
culaiion to make an attack o N both sides at
once, and it is hoped that the Indians have
been scooped ere this.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-10

WI belieye Mr.. Sherman TO be actually
~ruilty. and hat he has been proven so.
Il. however, the investigation committee
shnuld think the case against him not suf-
.Acisntly explicit to warrant his impeach-
ment, his moral confession Of guilt - GER
-jainly clear enough 70 justify Mr.. Hayes
masking for his observation-disclosures
NesDs.
II il absurd to think Of Hayes
ssking Sherman to resign. The evil
dencs shows that Hayes : himself
~ an accomplish in the fraud.
ana that he has faithfully carried out all
the promises. express or implied. made by
Sherman and the rest to the minor rasca.s
who attended to the details Of the conspir-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-10

NIAGARA is promised q sensation soon by
= woman who is going over the rapids In .
small boat. waving the American nag aad
shouting Moody and Sankey's hymns. The
life insurance companies refuse TO have
anything to do with her.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-10

..Ir's again my profession to tell" was
the answer Of Sam Bass, the dying Texas
bandit. to = request for information in re-
gard to his accomplices. Bass views OF
confession coincide with those Of John
sherman.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-10
TOOLS.

A bill was passed at the last session of
Congress compelling the Central M
Union Pacific Railroads to establish sink
ing funds to meet their liabilities to the
Government. Why was there not some
one there, from this coast in particular,
with Independence and brains and honesty
enough to rise in his place, and at least
make the attempt to incorporate a clause
regulating freights and fares? The Gov
ernmont has made provision for obtaining
its dues, and the railroads proceed to dive
into the pockets of consumers and extra act
the amount through the medium of a
double freight tariff We wonder if the pco-
Pile will continue evermore to be hum
plugged by shallow frauds-by weak, plant
tools ever ready, as shown by the record Of
the last session, to do the bidding Of their
masters, the railroad autocrats.
THE Sacramento Bee advocates upon the
approaching Constitutional Convention the
propriety Of inserting a clause in the new
constitution making the punishment for
peculatioL in office q life term IN the peni-
t, ntiary without the power Of pardon. We
are decidedly in favor of this proposition.
The frequent entertainments in public
Office at the present day are a disgrace to
our civilization. Honest people don't care
how tight the conditions are made for pub
lie officials, and the ~rascals sh uld be
either held in check or severely punished.
GOVERNOR DAGoErr's organ, the Enter
prise, talks about Dennis kearney dis
gracing Faneuil Hall. Now. Gov, how
often are we to caution you against getting
your bazzoo off in that way. The first
thing you know you will lose the vote OF
every workingman in the State. You
absolutely kick over things faster than we
can fix them for you.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-10

LsEurxxAxr @ sERso MIcHELs says
Governor Dssgett. is. "~ineoherent and
fAbbergaxted." This Is : bit rough, Gov
= ; suppose we can out tho military.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ADVERTISEMENT
AUSTIN, NEVADA, Aug. 5th, 1878.
Mr.. NJ. N. EGAS
Bought Of SMITH & sTARRATT,
Dealers in
STOVES, HARDWARE. CUTLERY, CARPEN.
TIERS. TOOLS,
Nails. Iron. Steel, Sheet Iron. Tin and Wooden
Ware, Mining Implements, etc.
DOORS, WINDOWS N BLINDS, MILL
MATERIAL.
To lining box with zinc case for coffin. $50 o.
Paid
SMITH K STARRATT,
au10-im Per Thos. j. Coffee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-10
DIED.

Ruby Hill, August 9-A1bert, son Of John Ivy,
aged 3 months and Is days.
the funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of his parents at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
Friends and acquaintance Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-10

Good Watch-1Ork.
Mr.. P. Steler informs his customers that he
has secured one Of the best workmen on the
Pacific Coast. who has long been connected
with several of the leading San Francisco
houses, and who possesses many testimonials
as to his skill and excellence as . matchmaker.
Customers are notified that Repairing and
Cleaning will be promptly attended to, and the
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
7. STELER, Jeweler, Main street.
Eureka. August Z. 1878. aus
-
Closing Out.
Joe, Of the Golden Rule Store. Is closing out
his stock of Summer Goods. Desiring to mako
a clean sweep, he In offering Linen Coats and
busters. Alapsea. do. Straw and Linen Hats.
Summer Boots and Shoes. Gents Summer I'm
derwear, etc, etc., at prices Cheap Beyond .
Doubt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Knives and RaxOrs.

1AkAtbGS
These goods are offering at the Golden Rule
store at prices only to be offered by the Diree'
Importer. NJ. II. Joseph is the only man IN
town who Days U. 8. import duties on tneee
goods. Joe sells Razors under the most perfect
guarantee.
Mecrschaum Pipes.
Joe. of the Golden Rule Store, is ohering
Meerschnum Pipes and Cigar Holders at I'M
porters' Cost. He wishes to close out ms s,oSk
In this line. These goods were importeu os
Joseph direct, and are fully guaranteed u mrs.
quality goods. See and be satisftd oeiore P"r-
chasing elsewhere.
Watches and JeweIry
Neatly repaired. If you want to have your
watches and jewelry repaired In a workman
like manner, go to P. SIELEB's Jeweiry store
one door south of s. Ashim X bros'' MAIN y
Watches and Jeweiry.
If you want your fine watches repaired III
the best manner and guaranteed for one year 70
keep correct time, go to Straus' Jeweiry S.ore
below the Parker House. Jeo
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r E S.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
south Carolina Republicans.

SPECIAL TO THE uREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
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SELLING OUTI
The M. 4 M. r. ID.
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Cnts His Throat rro,mI Ear to Ear.


NEW ORLEANs, august y.
Seventeen cases Of yellow fever have oc-
Cured at Port Eads. OF these, one died,
one recovered and fifteen are still under
treatment. Being seized with a panic, the
engineer and gang foreman took the boat
yesterday for Mobile, and the laborers left,
many of them coming to this city. Two
arriving here were reported sick and were
admitted to the Charity Hospital. Work
at the ~jettics is reported suspended. The
lighthouse keeper and his wife and dauSh-
ter are down with the fever.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-24
CONGRESSIONAL SCANDAL.

WAsHISGTON, June pa statement
by the friends o: Congressman Aiken ~
the editor OF the Washington Post. con-
tradICts the statement OF II sensational
and warranted character Ms 10 his be-
bsyIor to lsdy, and says that hIs YER
sion OF the affair is cntireI6 corroborated
by the lady, and that there is but one II
sue IN the premises, and that Is OF
personal and private character,
between Mr.. Acklen and General Ro-ser,
who have both left the city for their re-
spective homes TO arrange their affairs
for such disposition OF the rosul. be-.
tween them rs scCords with their views
OF the responsibility of the men TO one
another. The scandal of distorted and
exaggerated publicity, It is bodcd,
has had the effect OF Fastening, per
hsps, an event which would have taken
place uRder any circumstances, and
which should not be permitted - b.
cloudcd with di,honor. Tho Post says
edltorially thsL Acklin hurried 10 Lou
lsians TO arrange his shslrs, and ss soon
as he gets there, his friend, we'll
known duoilIst Will at once notify Gen.
Rosa 10 name some gentleman 10 repre-
sent him with view Of settlement, ar-
cording 30 the strict code. The lady
Mr.. Acklen admits 20 have seriously com.
promised, and proiesses n willingness to
make her the only rcpsrauon IN her
power.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-24
The western Railroad War.

ST. LOUIS, June 22.-The cut in pas
senger retes by the railroads running
East from here, which has been in active
operation for some days past, terminated
to day by the rival roads coming to IN
agreement, and the old rates were re-
established. Scslpers, however, have n
good supply OF low.rste tickets, and will
for severa. days yet be able to sell below
regular prices. The cut by the Texas
Roads still continues, and excursion trains
arrive from that State daily. filed With
merchants, all classes OF business men
and travellers for pleasure or business,
bound fDr St. Louis, Chicago and
other Northern snd Eastern cities. The
rates from Galveston and Houston to ST.
Louis AID Chicago and return are only
Slj to the former and $50 TO the lstter
place.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-24
Railroad Matters.

New YORK, June 22-The question
OF the settlement OF freight schedule for
the road leading from Chicago, ST. Louis,
and Louisville to the South, was before q
large meeting OF Presidents, Superintend-
ents, Freight Agents, and other officials
Oi tde Southern railroads in this city, to-
day, and after discussion the whole sub.
iect was referred to the following Com.
mittGe with power to arrange and estsb-
bllsh rates for all Southern bound freight :;
VIM. ii. Smith, Geo. Il. Knox, Seth
Frank, Geo. w. Adams, VIM. McRse,
h. ID. Alexander and g. II. Csnklin.
ST. LOUIS, June 22.-The cut in pas
senger rates by railroads running east
from here, which has been in active op-
GRAFTON Tor some days past, terminated
to-day by the railroads coming to an
agreement, and the old rates were estab-
hshed. The sCalpers, however, have q
good supply Of low rate tickets, and will
for several days yet be able to sell be-
low the regular prices. The cut by
the Texas roads still continues, and ex-
curslon trains arrive from that State
daily, filed with merchants and travel
ers Tor pleasure or business, bound for St.
Louis, Chicago and other Northern and
Eastern cities. The rates from Calves
ton and Houston to st, Louis and Chi
cago and return are only $40 to the
former and $40 to the latter place.