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SALE

First grand annaal clearance sale, now on,
Mt the MINERS AND MECHANICS
TRADE DEPOT.
NOT THISl-Grand clearance sale COM
mences today at the MINERS AND Me-
CHANCES TRADE DEPOT.
IMMENSE BARGAINS in gents furnish
log goods during this gigantic clearance sale,
MT the MINERS AND MECHANICS
TRADE DEPOT.
THE MINERS AND MECHANICS
TRADE Dept offer all of their specialties
Mt prices in accordance with tho times, prices
being oil along the line fully - per cent
lower than last season. This means bu mess
IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS.-lhe
largest stock of imported cigars in his State,
always on hand, I the MINERS AND ME-
CHANICS' TRADE DEPOT. jy6
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EASTERN NEWS.
SPECIAL TO THE DAILY sENTIN Ell.
LATEST FROM WASH
INaToN.
The Louisiana Frauds to be Inves-
tigated.
CONKLING, HOWE OR JONES
TO LEAD IN THE CONTEST.
Strength Of Tom Scots Rail
way Scheme.
miscellaneous Items From the
Capital.
miscellaneous Items From the
Capital.
WASHINGTON. Jan. s.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
Persons who claim to speak with
knowledge of what is to he done when
the Senate meets, assert that Senator
Conkling will either offer himself, or
will have offered, a carefully drawn
resolution, reciting that there are grave
accusations made upon apparently
good authority, involving the right al
the President to the office held by him,
and hat such accusations ought 10 he
set at rest by official inquiry into the
alleged facts. The scope of the resolu.
ton, it is stated, will not attempt to
implica'e President Hayes, but it is as
serted that it does duplicate Senator
Stanley Matthews, Secretary Sherman
and Congressman John A. Garfield.
all of Ohio. The impression is. that
Senator ConkIing will not personally
offer the resolution, but it may be done
by Senator Howe, of Wisconsin, or
Senator Jones, Of Nevada. and that its
language will be so carefully drawn as
to make it very difficult for Southern
Democratic Senators to vote against it.
II is further claimed that Senators
Thurman and Mcdonald, of the
Judiciary Committee, with Judge
Davis, of Illinois. who is counted a
ucuttdt uu NIL pbtitiCdt lsStoS, Will sup
port the resolution. Opposition is All
ticipated from Southern Democratic
Senators entirely.
Among the facts relied upon to show
that the Louisiana electoral vote was
bargained for, are, it is said, alfidavits
of Cassanaue and Kinner, members of
The Returning Board. who claim they
have not been dealt with according 10
the original bargain. Democrats will
a $50 be relied upon TO furnish a con-
nection between acquiesence in the
count in the House and promises en-
tered into by Grant and Stanley
Mathews. 1t is under the pretext OF
an effort to relieve the Republican
party OF completely in the alleged bar
gaining that this examination is pro.
posed to he made. II is said that proof
will be brought TO show that the visit
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FOREIGN NEWS.
NO ARMIsTICE YET.
Russia Does Not Disclose Her
Purposes.
THE WAR SCARE AT AN END
IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Jan. s.
A ST. Petersburg dispatch says that
the hopes of an armistice are rapidly
disappearing. The stric ct seer sv is
maintained as to the terms Russia
would propose. 1t is said that even
the Commandments is not yet
instructed on this point.
1t is %beconing more and more evil
dent that Russia will respect English
interests, and and the war party is
gradually but surely fading out. A
better feeling is noticeable among the
business community, which showed
evidence of panic n week ago. The
war scare may be said TO have had its
run.
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The People want Proof.

There is no med cine prescribed by physi-
clans, or sold by druggists, that carries such
evidence of its success and superior virtue as
BoscHEs's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs.
colds settled on the breast, e~onsumrtion or
any diseas 20 of the thrOat ami lungs A t'rso
of th It fact il. that any person afflicted can
get u sample bottle for 10 cents and Try lis
SD rerior feet before buying the regular size
at 10 c nts. 1t bas lately been introduced IN
this country IRON Germany, and its sonder-
ful cnrcs are astonishing every one that u.e
it. Three doses will relieve any case. Tryit.
Agents: Crane AZ Brigham, wholesale
druggists. San Francisco jy6-eow
TwrNry.rIvE DOLLAR TEA SETS, at HAS
KELL'S. sept9-tf
BAR GLASSES, Goblcts, Tumblers, etc. at
HASkELL'S sept9-tt.
FINE wool mattresses, $40. at HA SKELL'S.
sept9-tf
Best English Rnzors; GUARANTEED; I'M.
PORTED Direct by NJ. Ii. Joseph. at the
GnLDEN RULE STORE.
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PROFESSOR BLACKfE h as been writ
ing a letter lately 10 protest against
1.-The course of the corruption of the
English language by a minute and
curious imitation of the Greek, lately
commenced by Mr.. Gladstone, Mr..
Browning and a whole host of minor
men," He says that English is Eng.
lish, Latin, Latin, and Greek, Greek
and that We have as little right to say
Kettle for Celtic, Kikero for Cicero,
Platon for Plato, as we should have to
call Munich, Munschen, or Florence,
Fiirenze.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-09

AT the dinner given by the Atlantic
publishers, in Boston recently, no lady
contributors we're present. This has
stirred one of the neglected sex to re-
mind the offenders that the muses. were
feminine, and she asks why Mrs.
Stowe, Mrs. Rebecca Harding Davis,
Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spofford, Miss
Alcott, AMI a number of others equally
eminent, were excluded from the ban
quoting table. Now let the ungallanl
biblopoles answer to the sex for their
discrimination.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-09

IT Is a little rough on General La
Grange that, when he had to quit the
Mint, he should only receive a CON-
mon silver service from his appointees,
while the head waiter got a large dia
mond ring from the helps iu the din
ing room. But the worst OF it is, that
the General loses his billet while the
head waiter keeps his.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-09

A CATALOGUE of the minerals, ores,
rocks and fossils, intended for exhibi.
ton at Paris this year, has been pub
lished by the committee having the
matter in charge. There are $50 speci-
mems on the list, drawn from all parts
of the coast. Many of them are from
the private collection of Henry 6.
Hanks, a member of the committee.
Mr.. Hanks colleagues are Almarin b.
Paul, Melville Atwood, A. Derri and
Sol. Heydenfeldt. Jr.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-09

WE are in receipt of the I'd and I'd
numbers of the Cherry Creek hide
pendent. published by B. NJ. Barney
at Cherry Greek, White Pine county.
We did not get the first number. 1t is
to be issued, we believe, tri weekly.
The Independent. though not yet CON
plete in it's mechanical arrangements,
starts off with a good deal of snap, and
gives promise of being of great service
to the locality where it is published.
Cherry Creek is a growing place. We
wish Mr. Barney success in his new
venture.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-09

THE Territories are not to have any
regular Commissioners at the Paris
Exposition, but the Government will
slow them eight honorary Commits
sjoners.
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afternoon they robbed a passenger. en-
route to Virginia City, Nevada, Of Sl6O.
The Kentucky Senatorial Election.
CINCINNATI, Jan. s.
The first joint ballot of the Kentucky
Legislature for Senator took place to-
day. and resulted as follows: Williams,
so; Lindsey, 40; McCreary, "a; Boyd,
Republican, IA
silver Meeting al 81. Joseph.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo, Jan. s.
At a large m~sss-tneeiing TO night,
resolutions were adopted earnestly
urging members of Congress to stand
firm for the full RECOMMENDATION OF
silver.
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NEVADA.
A Strike la Alta.

VIRGINIA CITY, Jan. s.
An important development is re-
ported on the l.l50 level OF Alta. The
assays are said to be- high. The drop
in the stock in the afternoon was a
surprise to every one.
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silver Meeting a, st. Joseph.
silver Meetimx nj Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 3.
A call is issued tor a mass meeting
of the friends of silver RECOMMENDATION,
in this city, for Tuesday. the 18th inst.
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Lieut.. Flipper, the colored West
Pointer, has gone on duiy in Texas.
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Readv-Made Dresses,

Direct from Paris, In Silks and Stuffed Ma
terial. WRAPPERS, in satin. Drab d'Ets
and Reps.
Ladies', Misses and Children's BOOTS ard
Shoes very large and complete assort-
mont.
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THERE Is an important item Of teie-
graphic news In this mornings SEN
rINEL from Washington. The COM
ing great battle against the Admins
tration is pretty we'll outlined. IL
seems that the Louisiana frauds are to
be investigated by the Senate. Conk'
ling, Howe or our Jones will move in
the matter oil the r~eassembling OF
Congress on the 10th. Abundant tes-
timony is crowding in for a hearing.
Things will be lively at the Capital
next week.
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BORN.

Halleck. December 2i-Wise of J.J
C%amphsll, a da ghter.
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A choice selection Of Valoar. o.
tomaD and Lace.
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SACKS AND cLoAns.

A full line in Mink. Sable, Err.
mine, Seal Skin, Astracan and
Cloth, in different grades.
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NEW TO DAY
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Mining Troubles At Deadwooa.

DEADwouD, ID. r., Jan. "
A disturbance occurred to-day Owe
the Homestake mine. No. 2, situated
near Lead City. j. ID. Ottinger Il Co..
of Chicago, purchased the properly
some time ago, and the former pro-
prietors tried TO take possession of it
with "A large armed force, claiming
that Ottinger Il Co. had failed to meet
their payments. A great many men
representing both parties have been
arrested. Considerable excitement pre-
walls, and more trouble is ex pected.
Ottinger d Co. still retain possession
of the mine.
ID. .. Mills and n Syndicate Busi-
ness.
New YORK. Jan. g..
ID. o. Mills was the California bank
or referred to in the Cincinnati En-
qutrer'S special as authority for the
statement that a San Francisco syndi
cafe was forming to purchase fifty
millions Of four per cents. Mills evil
IDENTIFY has been misrepresented. He
was Consulted when here as to whether
California bankers might he dispo>ed
to participate in u new syndicate when
ever it should be manifest that such
assistance would bring prompt re.
sumption. He replied in the atfirma-
tive, but the plan of an exclusively
California syndicate was not consider
ed. No such syndicate has yet been
attem pied to be formed.
Monte Thieves.
OMAHA, Jan. 7.
The three-card monte men, who were
recently driven off the line of the
Union Pacific at Sidney. are now oper.
ating at the Union Pacific transfer on
the Iowa side of the Missouri river.
AT that point they heat a Californian
out OF $500, Friday last, and yesterday
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a
FOR SALE!

nNE VIEW AMES' PORTABLE ENGINE.
~ cylinder 9xl2, Is to lS horse power. Ii
can be- seen at tho Railroad Depot, Eureka.
Price very low. Apply to
N. 5. TR0WBRIDGE,
as Tybo, Nevada.
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SILKS,
SHAwLS,

In All Shades and Qualities.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
beds and Bedding.

Germany excels this country in the cloanli-
ness of beds. 1t seems as much part of yearly
house cleaning thore TO have the hair removed
from tho mattresses, well beaten and summed,
and to have the cover washed, as 1t Is with us
to have the carpets shook and freed from their
disease -begetting dirt. This would be n diff
cult and expensive undertaking for an Ameri-
can hOusckeepor for skilled laborGrS are rare,
and when found must bo well paid. Knowing
the obstacle, then, in the way of thorough
renovation Of our beds We should take all the
more care to protect and air them. Every
bed should have especially made for
it, the sixo of tick, white tackled conf
rorter, not too thick so rs to be unmanagcable
in washing; over this the sheet is spread.
Every bed in daily use should be subjected to
to tho purifying rays of the sun at least once =
week, and should be left open TO the reception
of air and light sometime before being made
up. Beds not frequently used are often found
inusty and disagreeable to guests. The parlor
bods that swallow their own contents by a
magic touch, are fair without, but in time, for
the lack of proper airing, thoy become foul
within.
National Republican., 1878-05-02

AUCTIoNEERs
Duncnnson Bros, Ninth aud d sts.
wash. IL Williams. II. cor. Tenth street
PoOKsELLFIts AND STArIoNERS
Solomons Chapman, Sii pennsyiyania avenue
S@hillinst9n, SIN Pa avenue and Pour snd-ahalf street
w.H.&o. II. Morrison, fS Psnnsyivauia ay-sue.
BAKERA
Felix Desfosses ..oi2 II street.
CLOrIIITa
l. s. Justh. $40 street.
DEST1sTs
Dr. e DeMontrevIlip No. i2cl ,, northwest
DRuGGlSlS.
SoughlIn's Temple Drug store and % Ninth streets
EDUCATIONAL.
Edward c. Townsend, iIi9 Ninth street northwest
Mrs Iurr, i3ls II street
Mss Ilarrover lS5 street
Eo'slyS sI ssminHtys issf d NcP%srsoh PSs ,Snnre
Spenc.ran BusHs-a College. seventh and s,reetA
Mss kya Mills Music lE5 street
School OF Music, 1Ui Eighth street
Musis.ii ACADEMY, J. 4: tauiiisld lS's street
Musical Conservatory o. b. Bullard. %. Ninth street
FINE ARTS
Markrter, ead T. street northwest
HOTELS
ST. James Hotel, corner sixth and Pennsylvania ave.
Rgg1 House, corner Fitesnth aud O sIredla
Mstroponn, penna ave. and sixth streeI
Wormley's II and Fifteenth streets
Morton House W and Va street
ITenlom House
HATTERs.
d. II. Stlncmetz, i2T Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company IS High street
Georgetown
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Eseman Brothers. corner Seventh and streetA
A. Saks & Co., seventh street.
H. Robinson II Co. 100 Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS
Sanders & Stayman prnnh ave and Twelfth street
PIlOTO-LITHO0RAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo photographer No 5S Penn
sylvania avenue.
REAL ESTATE
H. II. Warner, Oi6 street northwest
JUhR sherman, 81. Cloud Building.
Fitch d Fox Frecdnlans bank building, 100 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenney d CO., ig Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-05-02

President and Vice. President Of tho. Unitsd
States BY direct vote Of the people. fft.
Nj. NEAL had some observations 10 nsks
on the general condition Of the country. -
Mr.. LOCKWOOD said he proposed 10 sub
init few remarks as to the duty Of Congress
with reference to the bill recently introduced
by Mr.. KIMMELI, Of Maryland, TO Investigate
the late Presidential election. The
question Is, shall Congress put IN
motion the machinery TO inyestigats
the alleged frauds and determine who was
elected PRESIDENT The people want 10 know
whether they can punish this great crime
Can II be that the weaker subjects only are TO
be punished, and that there Is no punishment
for persons in high places who may have beea
guilty of fraud2
He could not believe that Congress would
rest AZ In q quiet sleep while. trout all sides
comes cry that fraud had triumphcd. He
was sorry for any man who kcould not rise
above party and patriotically investigate
whether fraud had been committed. For ono
he was in favor Of the fullest investigation
Let Us know the truth. II fraud has been
committed, let tho fact be known and let the
beneficiary Of tho fraud bo punished. The
present Executive Is more interested In an
honest investigation than any other man. He
ought to desire to have the question settled.
Would the Republican party miss this pro-
cious opportunity, or have they feastcd and
lattened 50 long On plnce ana power tnnt tney
fear they might lose 1t by an investigation
He could not subscribe to the policy Of some
Democrats that IL were better to let the mat
ter stand as II was. The people believe there
was a fraud and are getting dissatisfied at tho
failure to investigate. Ii We failed to invosti-
gate we becaue q party to the frand. Tho
time has come when the good Of the country
requires action, and the bill should 10 passed
allow$og the Supreme Court To decide the case.
Another reason urged against investigation
was that wa had better submit than TO disturb
the business interests of the country. The
people want qui IT, but they di 10, want i o.
the expense OF right and justice. -.-....
Before concluding his speech Mr.. LOCK-
WOODS time expired and he asked leave TO
print which was granted.
Nr. HAYES opposed the bill for relief Of the
college Of William and Mary.
Mr. JOYCE denounced tho WooD tariff bill.
Mr.. VANCE advocated the repeal Of the 10
per cent. tax on State banks.
Mr.. REA made speech on commerce and
cheap transportation.
Mr.. BRAGG spoke In opposition to the VIII
liam and Mary College bill, because II was .
subtle device to open tho door for rebel claims,
and no asserted that tho people Of tho North
would never submit to payment Of thcss
claims
The House then, at fifteen minutes to eleven.
adjourned.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
Feminine ElIppancy.

Empress Eugenie is getting stout. She
stOutly denies 1t.
Oliver Twist your your hair, and put bum
BILE bCcdle in 1t.
Ropes of Roman pearl beads entwino the
waist OF fashion.
The widow of Rossini Is dead-gono to the
land OF perpetual music.
blossoms of the wild carrot will be the next
artificial turn.ups Of the season.
Worth says not one woman In hundred
knows how to sit down properly in dress.
New rose-buds, made with pretty con-
trivauce pop open into full-blown roses while
being worn.
The "act for tho relief of widows" now be-
fore the Massachusetts, Legislature, must be
man .iacal affair.
Dark blue gauzs brocaded with silvery-
white ivy leaves, yoined with gold, Is de-
lace. ious drapery for summer parties
4 broad hat trimmed with marine mossos
tangled with shells and liohens, can boat any
thing for seasonabe prettiness.
There were five pounds of pearly white ashes
left after Mrs. Pitman was crcmated-the
cream of the poor lady, we may say.
New grenadines in rich Persian oolors inter
woven with threads Of gold ana silver, look
re.ientaly gorgeous when seen by gaslight
National Republican., 1878-05-02
FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
,,ninsed nom Fsra Tugs.

TIASCY was then adopted-yeas 20, nays %.
Mr.. DAVIS Ill.) said he would move ia good
faith to refer the bill to the Judiciary Commit
tee in order that the amendment might bo
perfected.
Mr.. EDMUNDS said the committee would
meet tomorrow, and he felt confident the bill
could be reported back tomorrow morning.
Mr.. THURMAN and Mr.. BAILEY favored a
conference; and the motion of Mr.. DAVIS was
agreed to--yeas "a, nays 16.
Mr.. MATTHEWS moved to adjourn, but
gave way for motion by Mr.. HAMLrS for an
executive session.
Mr.. ALLISON asked q suspension Of the mo-
tion till ho could call up the bill to repeal tho
resumption act but objection was made by
both gentlemen. and the Senate, at i:l0 p. m,
went into executive session, and ton minutes
later adjourned