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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-02

LONDON. September 1.
The '~*Finsneier" says: II is understood
that iI6.l4l pounds worth Of bar gold due
from tie east will go to meet the
American demand. The Io0. 900 pounds
brought by the steamer Para last week has
already been disposed Of for America.
One hundred and eight thousand pounds
are due here from the east on the 2Sth
instant, n as these amounts are all that
are now IN transit from the east the whole
amount Of whatever demand may arise
from the United States viii fall on the
stock held BY the Bank Of England unless
remittances from France come to our aid.
Charles Stewart Parneli, a Home Rnle
member Of the House Of Commons for
Meath, addressed a disorderly mob Of from
10000 to 10000 persons in Limerick, On
Saturday, upon the land question. He
advised the farmers TO combine and pay no
rent until they got a reduction. The
crowd applauded the address, and shouted
In favor Of shooting the landlords and
agents The platf' I'm was finally stDrmed
and much crushing and fig ting ensned.
The reduction Of wages by Staffordshire
e~srthenware and china manufacturers is
partly attributed to the American protec-
tive duties. The employers desire to re-
turn to the scale Of wages paid in 1871.
Fifty thousand workmen will be affected.
TOE psopriesors Of the Burrey coal fields
give notice Of reduction in price Of coal
and wages.
Thos. W. Boole 4 Co.'s sheet iron and
tin plate works near Cardiff. in constant
operation since 1740, were closed Saturday
last by order OF Official liquidation of the
East Of England and South Wales District
Bank. and 1880 workmen were paid off.
Three villages had grown mp around the
works. the Inhabitants consisting solely Of
WesdnG people and thar fAmilisss and
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NEYApA.
Death ausei by Bad
Whisky-Railroad from Austin-

RENO, September I.
/ quarrel has existed for 3 couple Of
months between Harry Chapman, agent
and operator IL Hot Springs station, oa
the Ceatrzl Pzei5c Railroad, and Folev,
the section foreman They had a fight two
weeks ago, when Chapman was whipped
Foley w2s in Wadsworih, yesterday. and
bought 5 shot gun, two reYolvers. and q
bozie knife, and went home on freight
No. 5, pretty drunk He said 10 several
parties that he was going 10 kill Chapman.
he eo- of the train and sent 10 abusing
Chapman n a yillAinous manner. Mrs
Chapman stepped OUt Of the house and he
began 70 olzekgr4rd her. Chapman or
dered him out q the cfhce. He refused 70
go and Chapman slot him dead. Two
balls entered his had Chapman went 10
StiliEatsr, the county SCAT Of Churchill
county, and delivered himself n. Foley
was . very quzrre9sozne man, and was IN
the habit q knocking his men around with
his fists and kicking them
" H MeCloud. = timber cutter, known
a. "Sandy" Meclou3, vent 70 bed in room
No. 6 al the Metropolitan Hotel about 10
o'clock last night. and blew out the gas,
leaving no windows open, and the door
closed. He was found dead this morning
at 3 O'Clock. when the ehambermaid went
IN TO make the bed He was IS years old
and q single man.
ACsEtS. September I.
A private telegram last night announced
that arrangements had been perfected for
the building Of 5 railroad from this city 10
the Central Paciic Railroad. 8 distance 0.
30 miles Ground will be broken to-mor-
row. The iron was shipped some time
since and Is row nearly due. A large
force q men Is 10 be put 10 work q. once.
The projectors expect 70 complete the road
BY February. that the provisions Of the
charter may be complied with. The news
inspired cnr citizens 10 : grand jolliica-
tion last night: bonhres illuminated the
main streets, were fired and steam
whistles sounded the welcome news.
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A Daring an Successful Robbery.

A Daring IN Successful Robbery.
BOISE err, Idaho. September /.
A very bold robbery was committed last
evening al Middleton. 8 small town in
Boise valley, 25 miles below this city. Two
men entered the store Of e Sbainwald Of
that place about 1I;30 P. NJ. and after max
ing soEae purchases, presented arms at the
heads OF shzinwald and his clerks, bound
and gagged them and then proceeded to
rifle the drawers Of the store and p~ost-ofice,
taking al the money gabout 5000 they
could find. q Winchester rife, two watches
and sundry articles Of clothing. After
e1ecting their purpose they made their
escape, leaving the two men bound hand
and foot. One Of the robbers is Of light
complexion. about 5 feet 10 inches high,
with light colored mnstaehe. and weighs
about les pounds The other is q slim,
raw-boned man, about same height and
weight Of $50 pounds, and had red chin
whiskers. They are both young men, aged
about u years.
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L4kEPoEz. September /.
Wa Thompson shot and killed Edward
Bynnm last night in ! quarrel. Thompson
ordsre1 Bynum 10 SO out q his saloon or
he would Kill him, a. the same z pre-
seaiing ; pistol Bynam made 3 move
menf to draw when Thompson 5resi. strik-
ing Byn1m over the eye. the ball lodging
IN the brain Bynum lived forty minutes
unconscious. Both we're Il years Of age.
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PUBLIC OPINION.
A. shown ~ the Press or the Pa
ellie Coast.

KxAToRlAL QUALIFICATIONS.
From the Virginia Chronicle.
But IL Ne nsust have another Republican
senssor, By AL me2ns let it Be youag Mr..
fosnins- who. in addition to great fuency,
Possesses remarkable personal beauty.
CLERICAL ~zrPocRIrEs-
fr0m TIE Gold Hill yswx-
The kailochs are merely samples Of thou
y throughout the world who preach
and profess what they only practice as oc-
eAs;oa or human policy requires. and who
are not sufficiently saturated with the holy
unetion OF true christianity to haste their
hypocriticAl czrcasses decently for q final
roast In the very tophet against which they
90 sedaiously warn their hearers. All such
preachers or teachers are . disgrAce TO the
Christian religion. or any other religion.
4 RxSzBLx EDrroR.
From the San fraae SEQ Stock Exchange.
IL would be we'll were many editors to
follow the example Of the intelligent gem
flenan who edits the Carson Appeal"
when be has nothing to say he doesn't say
Il. Consequently ths subscribers occasion
ally get apapsr printed only on one side.
None Of thsm have grumbisd yet. either.
xAsrxzx IGNORANCE.
From the St. . Z Report.
The trouble with the New York papers il
their Ignorance Of California and California
society. They fancy that full dress for
gsntlemen in the best San Francisco soci-
ETY. Is . slouch hat, woolen shirt, pants
stuck in boots and . belt with two six
shoosfrs aud . fw~enty-iuch bowie knife,
end fron this ideal they draw all their con
elu1tsn1 = Cs1isssnia end CaltfetutAn1.
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Hou.sen's Quarantine.

HoCsEoS, Texas September /.
When to-d2v's train from Galveston ar
rived A. the city limits. i. was halted BY the
police force OF Houston The United
STATES Marshal, having deputized about
lve persons On the train, fhey arrested the
police. On coming into the city. the Unit
ed States officers we're themselves arrested
by the city authorities. taken into custody.
and brought before Mayor Burke. in the
once Ct the Chief OF Police. The Chief
announced that ezch would be required to
give = bond Of $50 for his appearance al
the City Court ~to-rnorrow, to answer q
charge Of violating the Quarantine law.
United States Distrie: Atforney Homan
said he and his party acted under aufhori-
~ CT the United States Government and
by order Of Governor Roberts, Of Texas.
He showed dispatches from the Governor
10 The conductor, telling him TO take the
train through 81 all hazards. The prison
ers refused 20 give bail, Holman announc-
ing thas they would immediate ly apply to
Judge Aasfersoa for . whit Of habess cor
pns- Great Indignation Is felt here agaius.
the United States officials for interfering.
The passengers were re.e4-ed and allowed
to proceed. The train men and United
States officers slAne we're held.
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The hest ehzaoe 70 bay Dry Goods at the
present tin.e Is nsw offered b. ELIAS BRO.
next door Be the white Pine Bank A great re-
dneficn WAS raE1s yesterday on every article IN
the house &A1
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TIE California nuddle terminates to-
morrow. There is not . MAJ on top Of
ground who csn predics the outcome with
any degree Of certainty.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-02

The result q the event ia that Joe. 1t tbs
GOLDEN RULE STORE viii sell Boots and
shses very cheap for cash. su2l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-02

THE Sew York Express" paragraphs
thus: Conkling viii not lecture on NY
Escape from Newport" Why not noni-
nate conkling. and givs lin a cbsncs TO
vindicase himself.
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MEXICO.
Characteristic Action of h Gov
eminent

GALVESTON. September l.
A News special dispatch from Laredo
SAYS the question Of the ownership Of the
nerly discovered Mogoda silver mine Is
causing trouble in the States q Coahuila,
Durango and Chihuahua Each has an
armed force on the ground The general
Government has ordered al work stopped
until the question i settled and meanwhile
claims al tie metal taken out. Z has
confscated thirty carts Of silver, en- route
to Texas. Fifteen men have been killed
and many wounded.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-02

The anti-Kalloch men Of San Francisco
cannot unite On . candidate for Mayor.
Farquhzrson, the n. B. standard bearer.
has Withdrawn. hut the committee Of the
party Immediately placed = neu man on
their ticket This change Is likely to be Of
some benefit TO Flint. but il viii hardly re-
salt IN ~e,erting him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-02

The prop-ietor has just connected with his
restaurant s large bake oven. and IS prepared al
all tinss 70 make wedding and fancy Gales
A 6rstelsss oenfecucnsr has charge Of The
above business
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v.,r,c. and Jrwerr

Il yen want your fine Watches rerxiieo N
the hest manner snd guaranteed fcr cre year &c
keep correct tire. 80 10 StE=1s Jezelry Store
below ths Parker House les
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TIE Chicago ssTribuns" Is informed that
Il va . German professor. not Roscoe
conkling. who refussd TO dine with Henry
wastexsoc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-02

Bart 4sAim cannot Be uEde-sola By either
Wholesaler, retailer, or peddler. he he ia
ported OF native. Jew OF Gentle
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-02

TrSE lot Of Millinery, tie best ever o1eret
il E1reks. at 20 cents On the doIlz-.
L Il. G2IsT0LD.
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NEVADA NEWS.
Items of Interest CuIled from State
Exchanges.

Items of Interest Culled from State
Exchanges.
Potato patches around Austin have SUI
fered from frost.
Two hundred pounds is the lowest avoir-
dupois qualification for membership in the
Fat Mems Club Of Tusearora.
Ranehers from the Bruneau report that
no hostile Indians have been ssen in that
vicinity during the season.
The Virginia City Stage" intimates that
Congressman Daggett may want to take q
hand in the Senatorial fight next year.
The sufro tunnel has not yet proved
much OF q success, either in draining or
ventilating the mines. As q ventilator il
is a comparative failure so far.
The Humboldt county Grand Jury has
found . true bill against Chsrles W. Hy-
mer, who killed T. K.west at Paradise last
May.
At Winnemueca all the old birds, BY
courtesy styled chickens, are being fattened
for the Methodist Conference. which will
be held there on September 25th.
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Affhe Golden Enie.


Leave ysnr orders fer Pencils. Books and
sheet Music ct the Golden Rule Store. where
you ear find AL the late Catalogues
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these, numbering 6.c00. are now destitute
Another party Of farmers. numbering
about 70. left Liverpool On Saturday for
America
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ATTENTION. EVERYBODY

Having purchased the entire interest OF
W. HI. CIark-s Mercantile Business,
l am now prepared to furnish
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
Az Prices as Low as the Lowest
By prompt ssteation, to business scoomno-
dating clerks, coed goods. low prices
SOLICIT TRADE FROM ALL
Try me, and Be Satisfied
T. ". CLCTE.
Eureka, s~ptsntsr !. 1873.
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A Fact.

Those foroed drives DoE CT, in every depart
ne1. II tie Miners and Meetznics' Trade
Depot
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Bart, Of the n. Z II. T. d. wants none
and VII sell goods 81 Any sscri6ee.
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Wal, Papers. Wall per ere"'
Reduction in Prices!

W P. HASKELL Is receiving = large lot OF fhs
latest styles Ct wall Paper AID Borders. and
has p.s down ur;css within TIE reach Of all
Gtlts- from 50 cents 70 Il ~
BisaIs- al eents 70 % ee-s. jyIs
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The Coming Convention.
NEw YoEK. septembr1

Nv lNlz- EFEC4UE 7
The delegates 10 the Republican Con-
rension 10 be he'd Wednesday are chosen
throughout the Sg21e. and il would seem
that Cornell has 8 clear majority, the MI
ncrify being divided between Robertson,
Stzrin. Pomsrcy and Hiscock. Among
the delegates VIII be more distinguished
men and wise LADDERS than hAvs ever al
tended a similar meeting Thurlow Wed.
the veteran Of srores Of political contests.
Is q delegate, and has promised 10 Be pres
emit Ex-Governor Morgan, Ex-Governor
Fenton. Roscoe Conkling. George William
Curtis. William A. Wheeler, yicePresident
Of the United States; General Cheste. A.
Arthur. sWilliAn B. Woo5in. Congress
men. ex-SenAEors and members Of the As
sembly By the daz@n vii take part in the
urnaee75rrz
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Watches. Jeueiry and Clocks Re-
haired.

II you zsnt 70 have yo1r watches md jew
elrv reo.;--d in . x~erku..niike manner. go 70
p Stessrs jexelry stare, two doors above tas
White PIE County Bank, Nam s're~t All
work warranted.
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NOTICE.
WANTED

WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
work for q small family. Apply at fks
residence OF @. NJ. PAYNE. North O'Seil av
enae, or at the SENTINEL Composing Rooms
after IL o'clock. A. NJ.
Eureka. September i. 1879. s2-tf
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DzEss GooDs. Irish Linen. Wits Goods. Kid
Gloves, sfc-, etc. btI0x first cost. IS
E Il GgIsWoLDS.
sz3 Next do0r north Of Joe Meades-
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Z 14AA- SEPTEMBER l.
The "Weri1'sH Washington special SAYS
the Republican State Central Committee
II Maine has made . demand on the Con-
gressional Campaign Committee here for
more funds 70 aid il in carrying On the
campaign IN that State 81 II says the tide
Is strongly against lis party and the only
w2y Of carrying the State IS by = free snd
liberal use OF naaner. which must be had,
otherwise the State viii he hopelessly lost.
The Congressional Committee has directed
that another xssHssueRs be levied On The
clerks and emplosss in the Treasury and
other departments for thai parpose. Many
of the clerks deinzr to his constant tax On
them for tie Maine politicians, but are
compelled 10 Submit, and If they do not
They Will be removed from their positions.
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Coed Opportunity.

Ribbons dirt cheap. 10 cents On the dollar. al
Bart Askins.
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coEzErs. Only sour bats .wcrsh . g. =, BART
ASHTNrs.
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All persons wishing 70 seizure genuine ban
gains. shoaId cal at the new store Ct
L H. GRISEOLn.
Nex. Goo- north Of Joe Eea1ex-
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BORN.

virginia. August 2s-Georse Lefoard to Addi
Nelson.
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Tasearors. August aT-wifs Of Joha N. Barrett
Z dAnghtsr.
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FOR SALE

nEsIRING TO LEAVE H Siar' Tx.
~ fer for sale the FIkSiItnn xew
ruRxs sad APPrRTESAScEs ef w trsst.
.vtifs Eatss House. situated on y Hause.
\ few doors south Of Bzrtleit's opers ms
TIE Hauss "a doing l coed business. ard ma
reputation for comfort and cleanliness en- ~ he
by mons To parties desiring TO enssss oserei.
business. no bsttex opportunity can
MRS. II. oLoC6HL,s.
Eureka. New. August Is. is1s'
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MARRIED.

Wells, Fargo 4 Co. shipped this morning
IS bar OF bullion. valued at 81. 2s4 16.
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seeking TO Reward Grant

NV fUAk- >trlrNA l.
The "He-zld'ss Washington special has
a story about the friends Of General GRAFT,
intending distinguished Soatberners, NOV
ing in 4 scheme 10 reward bis patriotic SCR
vices BIZ creating the Office Of Captain Gen
erzl OF the army, with suitable pay and
allowances. 10 s7ord hin permanent ocru-
patton in ~cDngeaixl employment for the
remainder 0. his life This idea has been
quietly canvzs<ed among the members Of
the Senate md House who have visited
Washington during the recess a. well As at
Saratoga Newport, Long Branch and
White sulphur Springs 1t can be said
that the proposition has been reeeived with
great favor, and will take shape in = bill
accomplishing the purposes named early 81
the next session Of Congress. The mover
in zach HoEse Vii be a SO1therner-
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FOR EIGN NEWS.
Gold Shipments.

IsrrcrAI 70 TEE ruzKKA DAILY SENTINEL.
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EAsrER N VIEW S.
Threatened Indian Revolt.
GRANT TO BE PROVIDED FOR.

NEw YcRK, September /.
TIE Worlds Ottawa special gives an
account Of the situation q Manitoba Indians
and the movements for their relief They
threaten 70 revolt from one end OF the
country 20 the other. They are suffering
from q buffalo famine, and she region Is 50
vast and generally 50 diheult Of access that
il Is impossible f0r the Government 10 meet
their demand for provisions. Great guam
titles Of food have been distributed by
Lieutenant Governor Laird ~ Bzsficford.
and the mounted police have left nothing
undone to relieve the q Of the suffer
ers. The dissatisfaction Of the tribes On
account Of the disappearance Of the buffalo
and the encroaehments Of the American
Sioux and other Indizns i Widespread
How far norfhwArd ard westward is has
penetrated il is impossible 70 say Battle
ford lies 800 miles north Of Big Bears ter
risory: vet the bad feeling Is IS rife there
a. In his oun camp. sad il Is believed that
the Indians in Northern ArthzbaskA dis
trir- have been tempered with The n1z1-
bar Of Indians IN the Northwest Is estimat-
Cd at 1900 and across the Rocky Noun
taius. in British Columbia $1,000 more.
To these add the fugitive Sioux and Nez
Perces bands, and the Indian population
between Lake Manitoba and the Pacific
Ocean is not far short OF 5000 Arms
and equipments for the new force which
Colonel Smith organized and dispatched
fr0m here TO Bsttlef5rd some time Aso,
have been forwarded and stores are being
forwarded from Winnipeg The SIX com
panies will muster $50 rank and 6le. which
with the mounted polics viii b.ias sll tie
available strength al the disposal q tie
Government up 20 500 men In case the
outbreak should prove > serious one the
Government vii organize n expedition
similar to the Canadian contingent viii D
accompanied Wclseley and the imperial
srosors 10 FORT CARR in 1870.
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coAr.' TEsnAn. only fozr bits s aozsn. q
BAIT. ASHIMs.
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cIu-z-xe. Boots. Furnishing Goods. etc.
greatly rs6aeed prices. az
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CozsxT sIExLs. extra regular Basks, ra.ea
ed, ore hit. 81 BART AsHIMS.
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LANES UsDEzEEAz. haif fIe,ory prices.
BART. ASEINs-
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NEW TO-DAY.
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HosE-chilaren's Hose. striped. very chesl
1t BART. AsHTMS.
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RKvEzs-zE BTcK MFrzs, cheap. st BARI
ASETMs.
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A Fact
Bart Aszim cannot be uDde-sola ty e.thsr
Wholesaler. retailer, or peddler. he he ira-
ported CT native. Jew q Gentle.
Money Wantea.
Bart. OF the If Z n t d. wants money.
and VII sell goods st any sscri6ee.
ArrSE lot Of Millinery. tie bes; ever offered
in Eureka. at 20 eeats On the dollzr.
L H G2IsToLD-
Dzrss GooDs. Irish Linen. White Goods. Kid
Gloves, ste.. etc. below hrst cost. IS
Il G9IsWOLDS.
su2 Next doOr north q Joe Nssdes-
con.rr.. Oniy sorr blt.. versh . a. at BART
AsHIM'S-
IL persons wishing to seeure genuszs bar
gains. shoalde cal at the new store q
L h. GRIsEOLn.
Next doo- north Of Joe Gea1ez-
-
cIorz-xs. Boots. Furnishing Goods. etc, At
Z. e eRIswoLDs.
CoArs' TERnan only fear bits 8 iozsn, 81
BAIT. AsaIMs-
LADIES UsDEzrEAa. half fIs,ory prices. at
BART. AsEIAs-
RKvEzsrzLE BrcK MTrzs, cheap. st BART.
ASETMS.
CozsxT sTExLs. extra regular Basks, patent
ed, o.e hit, 81 BAR AsHIMS.
SLE yg1xys, IN all colo-s-s5lk tissue-st
% CENTS q ys-d, st BART. ASEINS-
HosE-chrareu,s Hose. strtpsd- VERY ehs.p.
1t BART. AsHTMS.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-08
Senator Butler and ike southern
 Pacific Railroad.

The Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial says: Sen ator Butler, of South Carolina, tells me that he meant nothing hostile to the Southern Pacific Railroad (lIunt- ington X Co) by his resolution of the other day, inquiring of the secretary of the interior as to the authority under which said road was building across the territory of Arizona. He says. whilst considering the applica- ton for permission to build bridge, in senate military committee, he asked the question, Where does this company get its authority to build their road over United States terri tOry:" And no one seemed comrc- tent to give the information. and he therefore. drew up and offered tine above resolution in the senate. The communication from the secretary of the interior, presented to the senate on Thursday, is a satisfactory re sponsc, from which il appears that the company have complied with the general railroad law, which enables this or any other company, on certain terms (making and finishing surveys, etc., to build q road over govern ment lands, Huntington and his colleagues have not been about here recently. They don't regard the efforts of the Tom Scott party of sufficient ntimportance torcquire watch ing. There's DO chance for the Texas and Pacific scheme at this session. though some of their blowers and strikers hang out in the hotels, sa- looms and corridors or the capitol, with long faces, in which are writ ten: Hope deferred maketh the heart sick"