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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CUES
TION.
England Making Ready for War.
HOW THE POPE WAS ELECTED

LONDON, Feb. 81.
A st. Petersburg special, dated the
Goth, says: It is now stated here that
the British Government will not with
draw from Bessika bay, and accord
ugly the Russians are likely tOoccupy
Consiantinople for at least one OF rs
faubourgs, If they rave not done so
already. Late last night there was an
unconfirmed rumor IN circulation that
thew we're already at Theropia.
Direct communication between Lon
don and Constantinople is again inter-
ruEted.
BELGRADE, Feb. 81,
General Leschyjannen has gone to
Adrianople to endeavor 10 obtain a
modification of peace preliminaries in
favor of Servia, and to protest against
Russian occupation of Nisch.
The Servians are already removing
their artillery from Nisch for safety.
LONDON, Feb. u.
An officer ofthe Horse.guards arrived
at Bristol yesterday, accompanied tv a
veterinary surgeon. TO purchase 900
horses for the War Office. This officer
states hat this is part of a purchase of
81 900 horses which have been ordered.
The Government has purchased an
other ironclad built for Turkey. 1t
mounts 10 II tor guns.
Suspicion is widespread thatthe Gov.
eminent intends dissolving Parliament
about Easter time.
Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor of
the Exchequer, in the House OF Com
mons, this forenoon, said that the
result OF the negotiations with Russia
is an understanding that Russia will
not occupy any portion of the peninsula
Of Galliapoli or the Roulaire lines on
the Asiatic side of the Dardanelles,
England undertaking not to land
troops at Galliapoli or on the Asiatic
side of the Dardanelles.
There are whispered rumors here
that British diplomacy is laboring to
win the Porte away from the embraces
of the Russian Bear, and revive its
hopes OF self consequence as an ele-
ment in the European balance of
power. The argument is the selfis h
ness of Russia, and that England and
Turkey have common, rather than
antagonistic interests opposed to her
designs.
Perhaps the strongest guarantee OF
peace is in the fact that Russia seems
to distrust the result, and is preparing
for the worst by concentrating in Rou-
mania an army Of 100000 men.
1t is reported that IA Cabinet council
was hastily summoned this morning,
Lord Cairns, the Lord High Chancel
Tor, being called from the hearing OF a
case in The House of Lords.
The stock market is dull and heavy,
in consequence of this report. Russian
securities are u per cent. lower than
yesterday.
ROME, Feb. 81.
1t is stated upon good authority that
Pope Leo XIII. was not chosen by
alteration, but by the requisite n%Iaiori-
ty of the votes of the Conclave; that
Cardinal Billio having declined to he a
candidate. his p~artisans, numbering
nine Cardinals, gave their votes to Car
dinal Pecci; hat when the votes were
counted, all the Cardinals knelt at the
feet of the Pope, and that this act has
been misconstrued as an election by
alteration.
PARIS, Feb. 81.
Chas. Francois Daubignie, the French
painter and engraver, is dead.
LONDON. Feb. 81.
The backbone of the Katfir insurrec-
ton is broken.
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DIED.

Eureka. February q -Nellie A.. Clifford,
daughter OF Il. 5. and NJ. X. Clifford, aged
II years, 4 months and IS days. Illinois,
Wisccnsin and Michigan papers will please
copy.l
The funeral Will take place this afternoon,
at 8 o'clock. from the Presbyterian Church
Friends and acquaintances are invited to at
tend.
Eureka, February 2l-Julius Kunzi. a native
o Zarich, Switzerland, aged ~ years and q
months.
{ he funeral will TAX place from bis late
residence, in Pioneer Gulch, this afternoon.
at 3 o'clock.l
Virginia, February l7-Dola B., only daugh-
ter of S. Is. and NJ. B. HicSok, agcd y wees.
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NEVADA.


VIRGINIA City, Feb. 81.
Considerable excitement was occa-
stoned here to day by disclosures inn
plicating Breen, Chief of Police, and
IL. II. Cowie, All attorney, in aiding "A
prisoner to escape. 1t is charged that
Breen and Cowie took a Chinese muir
derer to Reno and changed him for an
other Chinaman for sixteen hundred
District Attorney Frank
Drake, who went down t o Investigate
the matter last night. telegraphed up
this morning for warrants for the ar
rest of both parties. The Chinaman
now in jail at Reno is not the one ar
rested for murder here last week. The
Chronicle of To day makes a series OF
damaging disclosures, and charges
Chief Breen with allowing other pris-
oners to escape in a similar
Lost in the smow-Death Of ~ Miner.
AUSTIN, Feb. 81.
James Moss, IN Old man aged Y
years, started last Tuesday to 20 to the
house OF n OF his sons, situated about
Two miles distant from this town, on
the western slope of what is called the
summit OF the range, and encountered
II OF the severe snow storms which
have prevailed during the present
week. He became be- wildered, lost his
way and persisted. Parties of men
have been searching for him since yes
terday afternoon. This afternoon his
body was found in a small ravine in
the mountains. He was a native OF
England, and a Mormon OF many
years standing, and he leaves a mum
Der of sons.
Thos. Colligan, who was burned by
the explosion Of key of powder at the
Wbitlach mine last week, died to. day
of his injuries. He was not supposed
at. first TO be fatally injured, but it soon
transpired that he inhaled fire and
powder fumes, which was the cause of
his death.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22

THE special election in Santa Clara
county turns out to have been q very
pub1icans combined, calling their ticket
the Taxpayers ticket. The Working
men elected their Assemblyman by a
handsome majority, and came very
near carrying the Senator. Kearney
says there was intimidation at the AL
MAIDEN mine, or the Workingmen
would have swept things. Notwith-
standing this, they substantially
achieved a victory.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22

SENATOR LAMAR, of Mississippi,
has received a rebuke from the Legis-
lature of his State, which is almost en-
tirely Democratic, it having passed
resolutions indorsing the action of
Bruce, the colored Senator, in voting
for Stanley Matthews silver resolu
ton, and not metioning Lamar, who
voted the other way. This is the first
time that a colored representative has
received a Democratic Endorsement.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22

THE editor of the Carson Tribune,
who witnessed the execution Of Rover,
says he a an innocent man or one of
the best actors that ever stood in a
felon's cell.n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22

The Mining and Scientific Press OF
the 10th has an illustration of "won-
derful freak in nature" in the shape of
q double headed snake. We've always
thought, if those Californians kept on
drinking, they would eventually sue
coed in producing some such a mon
strositv.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22

THE impression among Eastern Ne
vada Republicans is that Mr.. Daggett,
of the Enterprise, would make a sweep
ing race for Governor. He would at
least be Governor, if elected, and give
the people the benefit of some very
able State papers. Daggett and Moore;
Hobart and Mighels; Batterman and
Powning. You pays your money and
takes your choice. We get a news
paper man on the ticket in any event.
The SENTINEL wouldn't object if a
pair of 'em were put up by our Repub-
lican friends.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22
BORN.

W~innemucca lat the Toll Housed February is
Wife of Thomas shone, n daus liter.
Gold Hill, February H-Wife of J. Schweiss,
a son.
Gold Hill. February F-Wife of J. II. Smell,
n con.
Virginia, February l7-Wife of John Knick.
a son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22

"NoEL" has q letter in the issue of
the Enterprise arriving here last night.
He makes some allusion to Cassidy's
interest in the coming campaign. Mr..
"Noel" is informed that Cassidy feels
precious little interest in the matter,
and doesn't care a continental who
wins-inside of his own party.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22

In. Texas, recently, a Judge broke
down with emotion in sentencing a
desperate to be hanged, and the des-
perado. surprised at the scene, said,
as he went back to Jail: 81 feel sorry
for the Judge"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22
The Thompson POwnin2 Libel Suit.

KENO, New, Feb. 20.
The Thompson Powning libel suit
was brought to a close in the District
Court last evening. the jury bringing
in a verdict for one dollar in favor of
the plaintiff. The suit was for $40. 900.
The plaintiff will have to pay the costs.
Judge Lewis, OF Virginia, and District
Attorney Cain, OF Reno, defended the
journal. As this was the first libel
suit ever tried in Nevada, the case at
tracIed great attention and lasted four
days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22

THE BelIvitte Times learns that w.
w. Barnes, of the Borar Miner, will
shortly remove his Office to Bodie,
where he will engage in the publica
ton of q daily paper. What is the
matter with the Borar Miner? We
haven't seen q copy Of it for six
months,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1878.
ROvER.s LAST WORDS.

AS was announced by telegraph,
Rover made a long, rambling speech
on the scaffold, stoutly protesting his
innocence to the very last. He was
especially bitter on McWorthy, whom
he alleged had matured a deep laid
conspiracy to possess himself of the
whole of the sulphur mine. Rover
said he had ignored all religions except
the Roman Catholic, which he held to
be the only true faith. The Reno
Journal publishes his speech entire, the
concluding paragraph being as follows:
Well, gentlemen, l don't know, /
have worn your attention more than l
thought l could do before l came here,
and l will say this, that what you
charge me with-and l call the AL
mighty God to WITNESSES not true.
Gentlemen, | bid you good bye. You
will be sorry for this; you will discover
that you have done wrong, and say
that that man was executed for that
~scoundrel; but what redress is that for
me after l am hung and gone? Gen.
tlemen, l bid you good bye. l hope
you VIII nave many happy uays heIe-
after, and In future look to the AL
mighty; pray to Him, and / knowth that
He will save you. l may see you in
the other world, in heaven. My life is
not worth a copper. Gentlemen. l for
give my enemies. 1 forgive all, and
ask forgiveness of them.
He afterwards called his attorney,
M. S. Bonnifield, and gave directions
about sending certain of his effects to
his people in New York. The last
words he was heard to lisp were uttered
just as the black cap was being adjust
ed. He whispered, Not guilty." and
then addressing the Sheriff, said: $50
on and do your duty"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22

GOLD in New York dropped on
Wednesday to 1917, the lowest figure
touched for many weeks. The silver
men attribute the decline 10 remoneti-
zation.
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CRocKEUY, CxOcKERY!

1 have just received a very large md
splendid assortment of China, Glass and
Ware, consisting Of everything
needed in this line, Great bargains can be
had by making your purchases at
MRS. NJ. A. ASIl1M'S,
iy2J Corner Of Busl and Bateman streets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22

THE telegraph informs us that the
House has concurred in the Senate
amendments to the Silver bill. The
bill now goes to the President and its
fate must soon be known.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22
MARRIED.

Austin, February l7-Joseph A. Huber to
Miss Mary A. Works.
Austin, February l7-Emilo Wallach to Miss
Elizabeth l.. Works.
Bullionvi,iA, Lincoln county. February g.
John Himilright to Miss Margaret Woolsey.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22

IT is reported that all the miners ON
the Ophir 1900 foot level are picked
men from the bonanza mines, the old
Ophir miners having been changed.
This hightens the mystery, as opera.
tors find it impossible to get informa-
tion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22
MUSIC HALL.


Joe Mendes keeps the best OF beer,
Down at his big saloon;
His waiter eiris will serve you well,
Whilst ilumhof plays a tune.
Not only that, n lady sings
Sweet ballads of tie day;
And she will surely charm you all
For which, no extra pay.
Upstairs there are some keno cards,
And other games of chance;
And should YOU soon get tired of there,
You cross the way to dance.
So when you come from Ruby Hill,
Don't fail to make a call
The only place to meet a friend
Is at oe Mendes' Hull. jy20tf
GLOVES! GLOVES!
The great glove depot of Eastern Nevada
< the Golden Rule Store, the agency Of tho
Red Bluff Glove Company. dl4
TwESrY-FIvE DOLLAR TEA SETS, at HAS
sept9-tf
BAR GLASSES, Goblets, Tumblers, etc. at
HASkELL'S s%ept9-tf
FINE wool mattresses, so, at HASKELL'S.
sept9-tf
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FOR SALE

TWO HUNDRED CORDS OF PINE, CE-
i dar and Mahogany Wood, Of good quail
ty. Inquire of JOHN STEWART,
At the LIVER. Stable, South Main street:
Eureka, Jan. 5. 1877. i've
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22

"ArcHRs AND JEwELRY neatly repaired. If
you want to have your watches and jewelry
repaired In a workmanlike manner, 20 to p
yewelry store. one door south of
o. Ashim q Bros, Main street. jyStf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22

French plate loooking-glasses. gilt frames,
for % cents.
Pocket combs, 10cents.
Pen-kpives. 25 cents.
Merino undershirts, SO cents. ,
Honeycomb towels, 10 cents.
Cotton socks. 10 cents.
Linen handkerchiess, 10 certs,
Cashmere overshirts, IS cents.
Buckskin mitts. 81 q.
Buckskin gloves, 81.
Ladies' hose. 10 cents.
Extraordinary Judgements in every other
department. at the MINERS AND ME-
CHANCES TRADE DEPOT.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-22
GLOVES!

NEW T'O-DA y.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-12-21
EcuilletOu Gu I.oaiSianai~
Z.
2en,e. P:al.tie.
CHAi!TRE LII.

Mails 81 lie pere Septime n'avait
rendu de visites qu'an marquis, au
marie ct a queIques bourgeois du
lieu, ainSi que la chose sc pralique
avec certainS, les paySanS aurAienl
dit en- lie voyant passrr: Ii Anne les
bons morceauX ct les htauX mes
sieurs. Ii Anne les riches.
Certes, nn prttre doit aimer tout
lie monde, ct 81! est uu homme di-
gne d'etre aimt, r'est lr bon richie.
LIE bon richie, celui qui fait IN no
bic usage de la fortune que Dieu
lui Il coutiGe, est umr ilcur rare ct
pr6cieuse. Car la ricl,tsSe IL parfois
la singu!iere vertu de Nous rendre
presompturux, orgueilleux et'lnsen.
sib'es. Sergeant aelle, ellie ne songe
point IL autres.
C'eSt done au pretre, qui nest nj
richie nj pauvre, nj noble nj hour
geois,ni dune classe nj dune autre,
mais lhomme de tous, i enseignei
In charlie aux riches ct la recOnnais
sance aux pauvres.
N'est.il pas l'admirable trait diu'
Mon DIES classes!
Mails il ferait assurement fausst
route, ct il tournerait lie dos a re
vangile, sill laissait voir dams SEES
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&c soft sauv6e.
Car &c brave homme Ia croft per-

w S~Av Nv 49,
Car &C brave homme Ia croft per-
due.
A moins, CONNIE il lie dit avec
une naivete sublime, que Dieu ne
songe 4 ellie, ne s'arme de justice,
no torle lie cou d Gambctta ct aux
republicains,e ct lie fasse acte dc SOU
verain, de maltre ct de Dieu.
Eft alors, quand Dieu sera rentt6
en- France, le due lie Bordeaux, qui
est egalement comte de Chambord
daignera, lui aussi ,rentrer Ell Fral'-
CO ct regner Ell roi.
Eft c'est sans doute d cetto heure
que lon verrait Vcuillot m'niStre
DIES cultes ct le c~uiraSsier de Nun
marechal DIES arm6es de Henri v.
Mails Bib de C%assagmac, qui est
bonapartiste, ne serait pas content.
Bib protesterait. Bib veut Napo-
leon Nv.
Magnitique illusion ct naif orgueil
dun homme endormi dams lie passt
&c pauvre sire, qui ne le sierra ia
ma,s,se figure ct dit naivement ''uue
la france est a refi,ire, ct qu'une
barbarie plus salvage que celle dies
peoples primitits Ia envahie?
Mails il est !e dernier de sa race.
Eft sill n|etait pas III p%rttendant.
il serait peut-etre 10 meilleur dies
hOmmeS,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-12-21

go '.haS' i-G, - otI. lNsS.
M. FsdieGr:-Ncui!lez aun.acer one TAI
TeG' IA premiere edition du journal de NJ,
Naicoar Anne, ct que je ~parcourerai inees-
se!nment les pal"iesrs riycraincS dan. !e
but a: Iu.lrir anN plauteurs Les nomhrcu-
ses observations tlermometriques dc N.
Anne eourrdirnt serFir Il ~tor9uulcr unc fA-
gle dc prediction atno,pher:quc, 0ul 6qu:.
Handrait a IA pcseiencc en- agriculture,
par .aqnelle tant de dommages penvent
ette confines. Ce!le adopt6e par IL MARI
chal ingeaud pour Ia prediction dn cham
cement de temps iait fgalemrnt pa.tie de
lonFrage en- question. Les nutrcs ohserva-
tons mft~reoloyiqnes de Vi. Anne II cellcs
qni ont rapport a la ranne selee, sont aus
81 tn plus grand intfrtt.
Les trais de publication du manuscrit
s'etant "levfs a plus dn double de Ia so,nme
coniectiree, lie prix du volume est iiN6 a
$500, cNcep'6 pour les souscripteurs avec
lesqncis jai pris DIES arrangements irr6vo-
cables.
Jose esp6rer que le Journal aura l'accueil
quill mfrite, mais jestime que son utilize
scra encore ma mcilleuTe reeompensc.
Vutrc obeiSsant servitenr.
ALB. FERRY.
On peut Sc procurer lie Jomna
au Bureau du Lovisionais.
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Pcuplc de ST. jacques
ct dos iInyil.OnS.

J. Tplssirr, intormr SEES nombreuI
ct rNcrlirnts clients quill est de re
tour &c son voyage; quill d tait DIES
acllats rol>iattahlrs, tant ca Fran
&c qua New York, de marchandiSes
d%'.ninmne 1t d'hiycr: Gu'i, vient,!e
~,rrevoir par la vote de 81. Louis.
nar h. steamers fearger ct cola
East. un ties grand assortment de
prohibits de rOuest, ct quill vendra
aux ucrniGres .initcs du bon a
che.
SEES deuy magasinS sont pleins.
Et il gHrantit que la tievre jaime
n'rs tpaS dams SEES marrhandises.
II doit aussi rtcrvoir soUs pru.
par lie mvirr F'elgi" part de Bor-
urauG le ) septembr, dies Wins en-
hlrriqnes ct ca caiSses, dies Lii
pneurS, NermoutE, Ahsinthe suisse,
ilniie d'uiivt, eaudr.Nie DE- Cognac.
Ne. lc ton; vrnant dune DIES
1riilrnrS ct DIES prpmitlcs maisonS
ar Bordeaux.
y. H--ila adams son ma"aSin Il" la
ri>e gauri,r InrIpurS "toflrS Il robes
ct dies hahilIcmrntS d'hommrS lrse-
,cment rnhommagts rac les miset'
quill vcnhra AL priX 4u'on vonara
blrn hi dunnrr.
E.t tgalemcnt DIES chauSsures pour
hnmmeS. danes. fillcttrs ct en-
t:iuis. ltgtrrmcnt av%ariceS. qnfil
venhra i n'importe qnel priN. pour
les "rou'er 10 plus wife possible.
on'on 81 lr disc.
Loccasion, est unique.
j. TFISsIER.
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lM0GL iNOUyELET.

Chariue an que i,iel tiou- donue,
Eicn GuGtant >!napl" 'ai
Jr !ai>. Diem nae paiionue'
Tn Noul nuuvr.ct.
Mott. r"nd0rs houmagt-..
Moo, Hr nuliTtat-lr 40.
Noe ..pnc IL NicnA images.
NoGl Il courumut.
Mails ii l'Etre adorable.
Qui tut lie nicu viNaut
Gu i. Cili>t admirable,
Saul!t SOUS I'M au.pul:
81 la oIecha ~eiic-Infug
An botd 'ln gran! cieritli,
1T IL icrc.aH supreme
Du Heaenlnteur hanaaiu:
Et ii je sells mon Anne
PRISONER i; celia.
Car nae paevic femme
Eut troid Get hivr,-ir;
Je pnis hien sans mr,iire,
NoS"nt CO q"s je vois.
Tres flcnAtu mont die;
I'll d'uae Simple vow:
Ccs Princes ct c,s prGtres,
Ronge, e: s~iulrte,
En- yualitt de sialtrcs,
llabltent dies palais.
o Jesus, duuE e; trudre
R~"dcinpteur, i! nous fault
Mile ans encore attr.idre
lie IcGl4c du Tres.IIaut
j. &,
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dies frontieres.
La misere en- Angleterrc prend
les proportions dune detresse.
LIE mini>tere itallen est retalt,
DeprGtis Ell tate.
lie Congress DIES Il. U. trayail'e.
II s'occuppe de la tievr jaime.
-Greve DIES conuucteurS de chars
il New York.
lie solls-comite Potter pour Ia
Louisiana est cn marvlp.
lie Stnat a cOntirlne la nOmina'
tion lie Foote, succcSSc,W lie Hahn
La lGte du beau Marks est
Sauve.
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Il VENDRE.

Pour $500, la Motto dc son prix
d'alat, nne magnifique ct splcndide
voiture, neuve, ayec double har-
naiS.
S'aIressrr y NJ. Melancon, habi.
tation Burnside, paroisse Asccn-
SION.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-12-21

La coum dc district. jngr buffet
siege 4 St. Jran-Hapt'Ste. Et ellt
VA dfciler la iameuse question de-
hattu-rS.
Ga nous Appended nous al
mons rettr nonvcilr-qnr IL Meschn
cfb$ loit rrlaraltr rrnrlAainemrnt.
Taut mituN.
Toutc plroisSr l"Soin dan orga
ne ct dun atlrlSrnr.
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La gclte blanche est eliin de
venue dc Ia glace.
Et cruX qui Sc sont levts dc hon-
ne hture lundi ct ma,di ont VII e
signe certain de lluver.
A.nssi, plus q" malal,rS.
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e

tCNtLS " $780,
la famille ro,yale d'Angleterre. La
grande duchesse dc HeSse, file dc
Victoria, est morte. Nous sommrs
mortels.
La malaise tinancicr ct CONNER
cial est grand en- A%ngleterre. Lie
parchment est ajourne att Ii ftvrier.
Les Anglais ne sont pas encore
i Cabonl, ct l6mir, avcc SEES trol>
cents temmes, ma pas lair ettraye.
lie cabinet italien est cass6.
On parle dun remaniement dams
le cabinet franca,s. Dufaurr drvien-
draft president du Senat, Waading-
ton ambassador.
Les Russes wont Gvacuer. LIE
czar parle de donner II constitu.
ton i son peuple.
Hummer a etc elu president de
la confederation suisse.
La refine Victoria he serait pas
bien. I'm fou ranrait menacfe.
-Guillaume regne ct Bismark
gouverne.
Nouredu Monde.-La question de
ratfranchissement DIES negres agite
Cube.
lie S6nat DIES E. U. a vote la
resolution Blaine. Mais lie Congress
expirant ne fera pas g%rand'clo>e.
lie tresorier DIES Z. U. est pref
pour la reprise DIES placements ell es-
peces au 1r. janvier.
lie g%ouverneur Hampton est ell
vote de guerison.
-L'or a etc vendu au pairs New
York.
-Conkling nj scra pas candidat a
la prtsidence, mails Grant.
-Une assemble de ministries
6vangeliques, 4 Cleveland, a de
mand6 une semaine de prieres pour
le salnt DIES Il. U.
-Bayard Tayler va mieux. Tant
mieux.
LIE president du Venezuela est
mort. Tant PTS.
-Eustis, an Sfnat DIES L. u, de,
mande toujours s5,O0O.OO pour Ia
reconstruction ct IL r6paration DIES
lcNete uu MISSISSIPPI.
-D'apres lie nouveau projet de loi
sur relection presidentielle, les elec-
teurs du president ct du vice.prtsi
dent seraient NOMINEES dams chaque
Etat lie Ter. mardi d'octobre, ct don
neraient leurs votes le second lunui
de janvier suivant.
La ligne de pUnion, president
Newell, s'est reunie a Philadelphia.
Grant, qni part pour pInde ct lie ia
pom, n'etait pas Ia.
On ma pas retrouv6les resteS de
Stewart. Mails peIsonne he sen pre-.
Occupe plus.
lie president Hayes est fatigue.
L0uisiane.-La Nouvelle-O Orleans,
cette aimee, n'aura nj Comus nj
Menus. Ellie est ell denil, ct les at.
flares commentaries ne sont pas en-.
core absolument brillantes.
LIE gouverneur Nichols fait son
message aux Chambres.
Ill est plus que jamais question
dune convention constitntionnelle.
On dit que lie sous.comit6 Pot
ter, Cox EN- t6te, va revenir en- Loui
siane.
lie prix du sucre est de 3, infe
rieur, d s I, superienr. La melass,
est de % d "a. La farine Sc vend d.
$3.50 4 $50. Mails 46 sous le bois
seau. Cotton Ct d l04.
On nous dit Que le Rerei1 va re
paraitre. L'6pidemie seule await eau
se sd suspension.
LIE Courier de la Louisiana a de
fnitivement pris son rang dams !;
presse quotidienne. Eft ce nest pa
le lernier.
-Monseigneur l'archev6que Per
che dot partir pour pEurope e
pour Rome.
-EAbeiNe dit que les tramps on
fait leur apparition dams les rues d
la vile. &c nest pas I'M signe d.
pr0sp6rit6.
-L'excellent sous-secretaire DE
tat, NJ. Oscar Arroyo, Il commence
a envoyer les commissions aux fonc
tionnaires des paroisses.
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