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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17

YESTERDAY.b ATOCK SALES.
Sau Francisco stock Exchange.
MORNING BOARD.

AOhriNN Jan
$50 Ophir-44 1874
1905 Mexican--224 % 22lt
$40 Gould & Curry-94 90
1876 Best & Belcber-1S
$40 California-10b 104
795 Savagc-12ss 12h l2h IL
635 Con. virginia-9it
3O3 Chollar-3S 37k 81
$40 Hale and Norcross-8I 50
TO Crown Point-94 GA 90
$40 Yellow Jacket-l4 144
3545 Imperial--1
$40 K~entuck-5 81 So SIS ga
335 A~lpha-14ss 14s
2130 Belcher-99h 0is 9ss 9l 9ss
20 Con. virginia-9s
200 Bast 4 Belchcr-lS
so Crown Point--94
1886 Sierra Nevada 81 37x 36s 37bj IS
220 Imperial-1
1870 Savage-12s
$40 Confidence-5l 6 81
AIS Overman-13. 1917 1914 II
1000 Justice-6H 6t CO bJ 6ss
$50 Succor-l20c l15c
304o Union-26b5 &c 25a 25s 25a 25h &c
us Utah-l54 15I 15i
$500 Bullion-10h 10is
1865 Exchequer-5is 5sa 81 5I
20 Belcher-94
$500 Alta-l04 i0ts 10 % ot 10b5
1875 Julia-14Hs 1i'i Az l4ss 1issb51Iss
1925 Caledonia Bose 3l0c ga 320c
2400 Silver Hill-iis 145c
$50 Challenge-130c Ia
1895 New York-1s 1900 1850 15jc 1000
$50 Woodvilic-55 c soc
100 Lady Bryan-2
10 Lady Washington ILL.,
80 Kossuth-25c
600 Rayinc--30c
ITS Andes-65e Coo
400 Occidental-50c Co. Csc Zoe
$3.50 Wells Fargo-20c lie
EVENING BoARD
fS5 RAYMOND & Ely--4& 4a5
800 Eureka Con.-i2 Al 41
800 Jaekson-5is 81 5h
2)0 Meadow ~vallcy-30c
ATS Dclmont-laa 1900 1900 1S5c lS0cb30
600 Leopard-lGjc 160c
20 Raymond & Ely-4tk
1895 Gila-50c SIC 40c
100 Jackson 81
2D0 pantlier-20 o lJc
50 Northern Belle i0A 10a
1850 ~Hussey-7oc Csc
525 Manhattan-9x 81
800 Defrccs-20c lJc
AGO Grand Priza--5a SO
1856 Argenta --GJc Csc
1850 Navajo Toe
2s5 Endowment lose
965 Independence-,9oc 2l0c
1900 Star-ll
so Belle Isle-2Jc
$50 Day SOC
200 Ha~mburg-2T
26J Hillside - 31oc 81
21i0 Modoc -25e 25e
100 N. Coso-30c
$50 Bodie-37hs $500 3TA
Ii-n tn.I.k.l Dfna Jnsr 1tS, 11Ay
$50 Mcciinton- IL i2oe itoc
$50 Hiilsidc--i
400 McCiinton--2
100 Navajo Toe
100 Tic ga
Sis Summit -2's 32h
$40 Bodie-37a 37h
IS Bulwer--14
$50 Syndicate
1919 G~oodshow-i3Gc 1910
$50 May BELIZE
$50 White Cloud--1 110c
900 C~oncordia-S0c Sic
200 0riental-lh Ii
443 Tiptop-1ts
400 Arizona-2ts
1i15 Scorpion Al
1850 Lcviathan--G0c &c
$50 N. Con. v~irginia-3 So a. 3i0c
670 Ward-360c 37Oc 365c
Is Raymond K Ely-5
CTS Belvederc-4is 5 Al
so White-ia
80 Leeds-S0c
800 Trojan--55c soc
1850 Lee-65c Toe
4S0 Morning Starr
$50 Benton-54 Sls
rs Ward--370c
720 Boyle-2a 210c 205c
200 Aurora
100 Prospect-10c
100 ~vermont--4a Also 420c
100 Rough and Ready-240c "a
275 Solid Siiver-4A
900 Lec-7Oc
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17

Mr.. Peter Burke, the Comstock con-
tractor. arrived by last nights train. He
comes to bid on the proposed new Court
house.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17

A heavy wash occurred on the Hamilton
road near Diamond mountain, making the
road nearly impossible in places, and at
several points the water was belly high to
4 horse.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17

M THE EUREE. ssD PALIsApE RAILROAD.
Departures Yesterday.
W Elnore Dill
w II Richards MI Probert
Win Richards
Arrivals Last Night.
Bishop O'Conneli Promo
Mrs Jno Bolnnd q PeQuot
Thos weyburn K sistcrR Mahany
Mrs W Y Reed K 8 chine G Huntly and wife
Mrs @ II Bush l. Mccullough
Miss Fannie Lee
Phoebe. Hamilton and Eureka Line.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
TO REDUCE TINE COST or LINING
TwENrY.FEvE PFR sEur,
Buy Your Groceries
ENNIS, FOR CASH

N and n Tea SOC per pound. elsewhere rs
Five pound can Of Lard u It other storsa
81 Is.
Everything else sold In proportion.
Twenty-Five per cent. ID good interest on
money.
The above prices are for cAsH only. Jsws
bone don't 60 At the
LITTLE STORE AROUND rHE CORNER.
Eureka. June rs. 1878. je26.1
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-16
The Game OF Life.

Mans life is a game of cards. First
il is "cribbage" Next he tries 10 Ego
il alone" at a sort of cent, shuttle and
deal" pace. Then he gsmbols con the
green" Then he raises" the 'duoe''
when his mother takes n hand in, and
contrary 10 Hoyle, beats the little iok-
er with her five." Then with his "dia-
monds" he wins the queen OF hearts.
Tired of playing lone hand, he ex-
presses desire TO 'assist" his fair
''partner," throws out his cards." and
the Clergyman takes a ten-dollar bill out
of him con a pair" She "orders him
up" 10 build fires. Like "knave" he
joins the "clubs," where he often gets
'fhigh" which is '1ow," too. II he
keeps straight" he is oftimcs flush.
He grows old and "bluff, sees deal
Of trouble, when at last he ''shuffies" of
his mortal coils and passes in his
checks" ard he il "rsked in by
spade" Life's fitful game u ended
and he waits the summons Of Gabriel's
trump" which shall ''order him up"
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NUMBER 1895.

This is NOT the national banking sys-
tenn; but Br cS has his head 40 full Of
lies, or his brain 30 weakened by do
bauchery, that be Dc nj know the differ
ence between State bank and a Nstion-
al bank. They are "a widely apart in
many points as a chestnut horse is from
a horse chestnut
Any man who can find the revised
statutes of the United States (and they
are in almost every lawyers Office, will.
by turning 10 the sections 10 which we
have referred, be able 10 satisfy himself
in regard TO some Of the outrageous lies
with which honest but partially inrorm-
voters are inhamed against national
banks.-L Lansing Republican.
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A Galveston News Conchs special Of
July says; "Keeber, Of Ill Paso county,
reports 10 Judge Blacker that one
thousand MexicaDs are en- route and
drilling al FL Paeo, Mexico, and have
petitioned the chihuahua government
10 cross over aud rescue Desodacs
Apodaca aud disperse the Texas State
troops. The prisoner Desido Apodaca
implicated some prominent Americans
in the December riot.
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nrV. III. WIGGIN SAYS.

cce Of tho best remedies for Catarrh, nay, the
= q remedy We have found la lifetime OF suiJr.
ing, Is SAkIuNDB RADICAL CURE. IL j. DOT
u1nlr -saut % through TIE pCatsiia. ans there
IA iahalGtiCn. 10 cl ar3 tbs head and throat 80
horourhly that, taSrn each morning o. Tisng,
there no upplchs ant seer tlJas sad no disagrce
hhle hacking dur ng tho cptira csy, bnt IA unrre-
cldentc c1-fr-4 % Vo - nnf respiratory organs.
Earh package contairs w SanforiN Improved
llhalug IuIc. villa lult CirCctloua f1r uso la al
cases. Price, a. %. For sale b all Wholesale and
kesnilDruErlsts aud pcalcrs thrOughout thc United
Agcuts and Wholesale Drus,ghls. Boston, Aass.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-16

The most serious 4th Of July acci-
dent yet reported occurred at Ger
man Lutheran picnic at Ross Grove,
on the West Pennsylvania Railroad, q
few miles mp the Allegheny. where a
tree fell on party who had fed 10 IL for
shelter. instantly killing ten, and seri-
ously iDjuripg ffteeB, some of whom Il
is feared will die. The dead aud in.
iured were all from the borough Of
Sharpsburr.
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A carload Of butter and eggs was

A carload Of butter and eggs was
shipped from Coldwater 10 New York.
June 27,h. There we're Sc barrels of
eggs and 2sl tubs Of butter, the whole
weighing 10, 467 pounds.
During the month of May the Bloom
irgdale wan Bnren county, cheese
factory made $3.50 pounds OF milk
into 6, 500 pounds of cheese.
The village Of Oscoda al the mouth
of the An Sable has | 800 inhabitants
and hss never bad a saloon within its
limits. The lots we're all sold on con-
dnion o' forfeiture il liquor was sol
upon them.
C'--r'--. r a-Tenr oil son ~ -udge
=. g'i ua, % drald Haven, wtt own
"a > ...l -, ali.ls rs 49,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-16

The editors of northwestern Mich
gan propose To bold a meeting at Trav
crse City on Monday and Tuesday,
July Is and rs; from thence b. take AZ
excursion through the fruit farms Of
that section. steamer ride g. aud
f1lm NJ ckiuac. ric The ul N.rii-
gn press n.~o' aifoH \ ,viug ris iiity
pfOposo ~ f0Tm a Lew OTg4llzAlIOn.
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GREATLY hEEIInTEn.

lfsssFs. J. O. E5Gsr0Tia 4 o.. haFrer; Gcnr.mes,
Il ake plcgen.e I .c1rluc.aiug sAkFOEDs
RADICAL CCIE or CATAT.l,h 70 all who are
afflicted with this Dis asc. vas greatly afflicted
witt u for . lo tiwc. Gnf cnrcdit with two bot
tips Cf tha HhoNealii T.. About year Afterwards
WIS again taken " ia catqrrh cutie severity, and
Immediately D, nt for another bottle which txcd
Do al right, giving me relief from TIE nrst dosa
am conndC.t tsuf this remedy Wiil do Gll that Is
claimed forit. ana moret1n. Wishing you success
Ia - Introduction, GIn yeEy truly yours.
Il. W. SMITH.
Dcavcr, Oct l5.I OF s.alth : DOLL
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DIR. James g. Aver, celebrated pat
ent medicine proprietor. died a ST
tnnf II ihe brain last Friday nigh,
- b,ueli, Mass. Hls sge v.- ahsut
90. HIS esfstr " pFobahly worth from
s15, ,0OO, 900 to s20, ,OO0, 900.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-16

Democrats charge the financial dc
tress and business depression of the
country on the Republican party.
The Democrats have had control of the
House of Representative fnr twn ycars.
and what have they done % relieve the
distress or improve business? Less
than nothing. So far from having
done ANYTHING ~ improve the Situation
'hss i4vs IN is 10 w.isr ls 'h iHk.
srar legislation aa.t reviHti .t.ry
sol4tL1Os.
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TRIED EvERYIHING-

N,lsr-. J. q. EorroriA = Co.. D.llner. ooL; Ger.
CURE FOl CATAtsi,If. and IL h-s given pcrlcc'
satlsilctlOn. l have tried almost every yhing, alg
it q tie only thing that has given me relief
therefore take pleasure In rocuninf ndlng ia nee
- cil crilCtcd vita Cunrf Cf Euy Elnd, and oner
Vsiytrilv ". S. DECKER.
n
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SORElY AFFLICTED.

= q. rosir9r.s & o., D.rrc'. COT: Geafieuen. =
Prompted by a icllow-f,Cllag for those afflicted
Wlth Cat trIh, wish 70 = dniytesimony IN behalf
q SANf Ot.DS RADICAL CURE FoR CATAi,IiH.
have bcn GorclY Afflicted lth this iaTfui disease
ior four years, and hayc tried every known remedy
without avail. uutii bought bottle OF the above
CT lI.s frnn yen. which gave me almost instant ro-
lirL It being a corsi itutlonal a. we'll "a local
rmey, hClicvo it Do al that is claimed for t.
q L.adlcal Cure Tor Cutgrrh.
Very truly y9rgs. N7Af. AlffTTvE.
Denver. 4. "a. j le.L VII .Iuuson. Bllss Z Co.
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Medical.
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.

O. lasWOE. n & Co., lclFtr, Col, large and influ-
entail tru-glsts They .rport unprccedenicdiy
large sales aud uniycrral oitisfaction. No other
disease Is 80 aiarIanRy prevalent I'm that region.
Ihsy speak of tAo following gentlemen a. among
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Trains are run by Chicago time, which is q
minutes slower than Detroit and Cleveland time.
An trains run daily, except sundays.
CONNECTIONS &C. o.e connections made AZ p
sVanti. with NJ {. r. r. Tor al points east an
west AT Manchester, with Jackson Branch Of
L : 4 ". :. n. u. AZ Hilisdale; with L. :
s RI r. At Bankers, with IT. W =. ;. X. H.,
or points north and south.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-07-16

John A. Mcdowell wns to-day ap-
pointed superintendent Of tho construc-
ton Of the Chicago custom-house. He
in brother Of Gen. Mcdowell.
Receipt from customs and internal
revenue for the first eight days of July
1878, as compared with the same period
for 1877, show the following satisfactory
fncreaae.
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rrrRoIr, Nov. q7, ls7s.


To the afiiicted everywhere:
lam anxious n let everyone know what Dr.
" Hilton Williams did for me through the sys-
-em of inhalation. Nearly two years ago was
A great sufferer with consumption. had been
tifiicted for many months during which time
.everal physicians hal treated me In the usual
way by giving me medicine by the stomach, AMI
was constantly growing worse. was cough-
ug and raising large quantities of mucous from
nv lungs, AMI nv lungs were very sore, indeed.
bad constant fever. and became so weak
hat / was confined 20 nv bed nearly all the
.ime. I began 20 despair o. ever getting vel,
lnd vet had fully made up my mind that in
use should get able would return 20 Germa-
~ for medical treatment. ! was persuaded %
aiace myself under DR. Wiuams' treatment,
which dId December 23d, ls-2. The lrst inhs-
alton helped me, ani 90 make long story short,
orange a. 10 may appear. Tor 70 was truly Won
lerful 90 me I was entirely cured IN one months
.reatment: and since that time, which u neariv
'wo years ago, have taken no medicine, and
4rn a. well to-day a. ever was IN my life. de-
sire al those who doubt the truth of this, 20 call
and see re AZ my store any time they see ~.
WM. PETERS, Prop. Boot and shoe store,
S2 Monroe Ave. Detroit Mich.
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DETROIT, MICH,
MIL LION WILLIAMS, VI. ID,
rOprietor.
Permanently Established Since 1870

over 1000 persons treated since the establish
ment % our Institute In Detroit, from all parts
" the United states aud Canada.
All diseases Of the respiratory organs treated
by the most improved medicated limitations.
In order 20 show how quickly diseases dIsap-
pear under this mode Of treatment, We give 3
few letters OF responsible persons who have
been radically cured, and are now living witness
es Of what has been done for them.
Mrs. Louisa Walters. OF Detroit, says:
Atmy own request have desired my testimo-
nv published for the henent OF the afflicted In "a
nr. VI. Hilton Williams, OF this city, IN diseases
II the throat and lungs. | had been troubled
With catarrh for long time, and with liberated
sore throat for about one year, Of the worst form
I ever saw. ] was almost constantly discharging
yellow aud greenish matter from my throat
which annoyed me very much, particularly a.
night which made me very nervous and weak.
had been treated hy four different physicians
Ina Chatham, ontario. before ! removed 10 De-
troit some months ago. and since that trqe one
physician here In Detroit treated me Tor twelve
weeks, with no benefit whatever; Ia fact. ] was
'onstantly growing worse, and fearful lest
.hBuld have cOnsu mption OF the throat, applied
20 Dr. Williams April 22d, and began treatment
that day. aud rust ten days after, May lst, am
n well As ever The dropping n,the throat has
an ceased. and all the liberation IN the throat
las entirely healed uP. and feel perfectly well
n every way. II D. Impossible FOR those who
nave never been Ike sufferer 20 realize ms
ne and desire all 20 read this, that they may
Euow where they can ind relief.
MRS. LOUISA WALTERS.
6 Porter ST.. Detroit. Mich.
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LANSING DIVISION.
Trains will leave the stations named, an folloWs

DETROIT HILLsDALE & SOUTH
WESTERN n. q.
Trains will leave the stations named, as follows,
from aud after May l2th, ISIS:
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LAKE STORE 4 MICH S0U.-AIOH
CEYTRAL-JACKS0N& Fl.
VA YNE- d. II. al
LAKE SHORE a MICH. SOU. a. r..
Trains win leave the stations named. as follows

EV- Michigan Accommodation, going West
Connects with Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids
Train at White Pigeon.
gV- Mail and Night Express trains going east
connect with Trains for Detroit. al Adrian.
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Iuhaiations are applicable 70 an diseases of the
-espratyry organs. includina Catsrrh. Throat.
Diseases. Asthma. Bronchitis ana Consumption
nd thousands Of cases can be cured by this
node of treatment when nothing else can reach
them.
those who desire 70 consult me in regard 70
their cases had better call at the once for en- ex
animation, but IN impossible 10 visit the once
personally may write for "Ilst of Questions. -
ilso Dr. Williams New Medical Treatise. - pa
,fs. illustrated. on Diseases of the Breathing
Dreans seut free. Address.
"a. MILTON WILLIAMS. ". ~,
25i woodward Ayenue, Detro
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COLLINS IgE.HasI
v0L-TAlC
PLASTERS

For Local Pains. Laneness. Soreness,
Weakness. rumbnosq nnd Inflammation
of tho Luafs. LIVER, Kidneys. spleen,
Bowels, Bladder. Heart, and Musolos. are
equal 10 On army OF doctors and acres of
plants end shrubs. Even in Paralysis,
Epilepsy or Fits. a7d Nervous and In
voluntary muscular Action, this Plaster.
- lGilyilg iLo Nervoas F0rcsl, hes
effected Cares when ove-y othor known
remedy has failed.
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A yer's
Hair 'Vgor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.
ASH g. ROBBINS,
SEQ FuLroS srEErr. BKsoKLYS,N. Y

a dressing
which is at
once agree
able, healthy,
and ehectual
for preserv-
! ing the hair.
Faded or gray
Nhdir is soon
restored TO its
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erom Rev. John Ru.sen, the Temperance

DETRoTr, Mich, Aug. s, 1871.
" Hilton Williams, NJ. D.:
Ny DEAR SIR.-SOmewhat ever one wear 6gn
nv SOL william A. Russell, then IN his twenty
irst year, had two violent attacks of hermorrh-
age OF the lungs, followed hy extreme prOstra-
ION and nervous debility. In truth, 20 my ludc-
ueut and % that of Others who knew him inti-
nately, his symptoms Indicated a rapid decline
md an early death by pulmonary consumption
Rnf under your treatment, be has 20 far recov-
red a. % he able 20 labor large portion Of the
-ime and starts this evening for Wisconsin. with
4 fresh supply OF the remedies In the hope Of
.oon again enjoying perfect health. ! attribute
hs improved condition, under God. 20 your med
cal sEil and method Of treating diseases % thl e
nature With the sincere PRAYER that God NAV
-cnder your professional services blessing 70
many others who are similarly afiictef. ! am
yours, very truly, JOHN RUSSELL
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON. July s.-The following
statement showing the actual condition
Of the Treasury on the 30th Of last
month was prepared to-day:
On June 30th, 1873, there was in the
Trnnnr,.-.. % fnlInr.-..
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cooFEr. MIeh.. Jan. 10. isIS.

Or. NJ. riit0G williams:
DEAR STR-I add my testimony % those already
yiven hy saying had catarrh for over twelve
years. Two years ago last December my eye
srht began - fail. and was soon unable o.
rcad nv hymns and scripture lessons ! was
leariy blind. The hest oculists pronounced my
-ase hopeless. one year agO last fan was
obliged 20 discontinue nv Work and take snper-
annuated relation. hoping rest from my study
and pastoral work would henent me, but found
no relief Last year began treatment az your
branch once AZ KALAMAZOO, under your brother
and assistant, Dr. Jas. A. Wilhafis. Within
two weeks received considerable benent and
within three months was about cnred. AZ our
Iast conference returned % the effective work
believe your mode cf treating catarrh, etc, o.
be the VERY best
=
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horse, foot aud dragoon, and drove
every advocate OF the steal in confu-
sion from the floor.
OF course the measure failed, and
never will be heard Of again but to the
confusion Of its advocates. 10 saved
$500, 900 10 the treasury directly, and
indirectly many million. IL has called
the attention OF the country TO the in
fanny OF most of these southern claims,
and since that day not one has passed
either houses OF Congress. IL is seldom
that a new member has the opportuni.
" 10 distinguish himself so carly as
Mr.. Willis has, or that one has the
courage 20 seize the opportunity when
preselted. Il. J. III.
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ASH & RORBINS.

sso FULTON srHKrT. BROOKLYN. n. y.
Daily globe., 1878-07-15
TURKEY COCK CONKLING.
His Adherents Playing the Sympathy
Dodge in Hopes of Aiding Him in His
Senatorial Fight.

His Adherents Playing the Sympathy
Dodge in Hopes of Aiding Him in His
Senatorial Fight.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
New YORK, July 14.-Secretary Sherman
returned to Washington yesterday. Col.
Burt, new naval officer, was sworn in, and
will relieve Cornell on Monday. Gen. Mer-
ritt is required to furnish bond for $780,
600. He will qualify next week, having al
Republican politicians have not yet recovered
from their surprise. The adherents of SEN
ator Conllling are endeavorlng to obtain SYM
pathy for their standard bearer. There is
not to be general decapitation of subor-
dinates like that which followed the removal
of Fenton's friends, when Murphy and other
Conkling men superseded them Great stress,
is laid by the friends of the decapitated on
the fact that they have control of the local
organization in this city, and can do as they
please in spite of the custom house changes.
Past experiences speak otherwise. In the
changes since the advent of Lincoln to the
presidency, the local politicians have
gone with the interest which
hold the custom house. AS soon as Conk
ling succeeded in decapitating Fenton's
friends the local organization became agents
of Conkling. Even sympathy fails to keeI
the decapitated collector powerful politically
The effort of Conkling and his friends is tx
make it appear that the changes are spe
cial attack upon him. In this way the,
hope to make political capital for the elec
ton of an assembly WHO will vote Conklin
back to his seat.
Daily globe., 1878-07-15
Eutter's !SnOre---KeIiODy's Testimony.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
WAsH1NGToN, July 14.-The most inter
esting episode before the Potters committee
yesterday was when Ben Butler fell asleep in
his chair while listening to Kellogg Butler
snored a long drawn choking, snuffling
snore that amused every one. For the ten
minutes that Butler slept no one presumed
to try to wake him up. Later he woke up
himself and talked to Kellogg. He proposed
to show through him, that Republican
officials, visiting Statesmen and the commits
sioners who had anything to do with the
Louisiana election had been rewarded with
office. Mr.. Hiscock objected to such testi-
mony upon the ground that
is only object was to throw ridicule
upon the President. Ben Butler disclaimed
any intention to cast ridicule. He said it
was hard to gild the lily or paint the rose.
Some persons were so ridiculous that notk-
ing he could do could add to it. A much
larger list of men than were shown in the
Florida case was brought out. All of the re-
turning board people, the visiting statesmen,
MacVeigh commission, election supervisors,
Capt. jerks, Mrs. jerks, her cousin, and
brother, all had been rewarded in some way.
One good point in Kellogg's testimony yes
terday was where he admitted that he had
informed Evarts, Stoughton, and O. P.
Morton of the irregularity of the second
batch OF certificates from Louisiana