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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-07

s<rvsnse course viii ehxrscserine the
policy Of the coming winter. Ze&loss viii
he made 70 take back seats. Passionate
declaration. tropical rhesnric and sectional
Discrimination viii he ~severeis sat down
upon. The Republicans viii he furnished
with no mere campaign thunder in the
share u foolish utter4ncss II excited era
tors. ADDRESSED 10 bsckwoois audiences st
home rather than 10 the intelligence Of
Congress and he COUNTRY. The above
ssntiasnts are in the interest IL the Bay
ard boom. A~syssenaasic programme has
been in prspxrstion lately In the Southern
States 10 sscare their delegations for Bay
ard in the coming Democratic C~cnvensioa,
and the result Ct the New York election
Will augment the movement greatly.
Hsmiisoass majority for Governor i a.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-07

We sell just what we represent, and at lower
prices than any other house In Eureka.
JUST TikE | LOOK, IND GET Our PRICES.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-28
GENERAL.

Gen. Grants future programme, as an
nounccd from Chicago on the 18th. Il sub
stantially a. follows: Leave Chicago about
November % and return to Gaena, where
he will rest for three weeks. He will then
visit indianapolis on Dec. o, going thence TO
Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus, Pittsburg,
Philadelphia and New York, winfering in
the South-possibly in Havana.
The British Consul nj New York has in
formed his Government that American
Fenians are offering money and arms 10 Irish
tenant farmers to enable them to resist eyic-
ton.
The November report OF the Department
Of Agriculture shows decided Increase In
the condition OF cotton for October. The
States bordering on the Mississippi report
generally favorable weather: the South
Atlantic States somewhat unfavorablc.
Compared with last year there II an
estimated gross deficit Of 10000 bales. The
wheat crop Il estimated AZ 2G,O00,0O0 bushels
In excess Of that Of last year, while corn
shows an increase Of 200,O00,000 bushels.
Tobacco falls on per cent. from last year.
The American end Of the French cable
was connected At North Eastman, Mass, on
the 18th, AMI the line successfully worked
through the entire circuit, from Cape Cod 70
Brtst.
II u again reported that the Edison elcc-
trio light Il completed and will be publicly
exhibited 1t an early day.
The seventh annual session of the Amcri-
can Public Health Association was held NJ
the State Capitol, Nashville, Tenn, begin
ming on the 18th. About 200 delegates were
present. The President Of the Association,
DIR. J. l.. Cabell, delivered the annual ad-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-28

The steamer 81. Louis left Liverpool on
the 18th, for New Orleans, with 100 passen-
gers, nearly all for Texas. There are among
them many farmers, some with families, and
a number Of merchants.
A Vienna dispatch says that treaty Of al
lance has been made between the Balkan
principalities, ostensibly against foreign in
tervention In the affairs Of the Balkan States,
but really against Austria An army Of 230,-
900 men IL to be raised and Russian Gene
raj probably placed In command.
Forty mine Afghans were hanged at Cabul
on the nth for completely In the massacre Of
the British Embassy. The Ameer's connec-
ton with the massacre il undergoing inves-
tigation.
Mail advices from Cuba report that the in
suygents have recently gained considerable
Roadway.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-28

WARRINGTON, November III.
The annual report Of the General
Land Office has been handed in to the
Secretary Of the Interior. II shows that
during the fiscal year ended June 80,
last, 9.333,353 acres of public lands
were disposed Of, ard e.4S4. y96 acres
were surveyed in addition to the 1884,
591. 236 acres previously surveyed. The
total number of acres Of public domain
still unsurveycd is about 1,0S1, 200. 900.
The disposals were mainly as follows:
Homestead entries, 5,26O,111 acres;
timbcr-culture entries, 2,766. 574 acres;
cash entries, 622,574 acres Gncluding
1926 acres entered under Desert
Land law); grants TO railroads, rs. 1874
acres; swamp lands patented to States,
1883 acres; other grants to States,
1856. 1892 acres.
The amount of land surveyed the last
fiscal year exceeds by Ala. 1853 acres the
total area surveyed in the preceding
twelve months, and while the report
shows a falling off Of some 773. 600 acres
in cash sales, the State selections, scrip
locations and lands patented for rail-
road grants, the increase in the area
taken up BY settlers under the Home
stead and Timber Culture laws has
been sufficient not only 70 counterbal-
ance this falling of, but to make the
aggregate disposals for the year greater
by GU, 204 acres than the total for the
previous year. The increase in home-
stead entries was 81, 766 acres; and in
timber-culture entries SOC, 139 acres.
Owing to the existing laws for the dis
posal Of public lands for homesteads
and timber culture 1t IL shown that dur
ing the last fiscal year. with larger
disposal Of land. there was received
from all sources 81 ,SS3,113, less by
&139.41S than the amount received dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 30,
1873.
Referring TO the absentee Shawnee
lands, and the Miami lands In Kansas,
legislation is recommended to provide
for the disposing Of such portions
thereof as remain vacant. for the rea-
SON that frequent application Is made
for permission TO enter these tracts by
parties occupying them, which, in abb
sence Of the proper legislation, cannot
be given.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-28

Revised returns from the recent elections,
received up TO the nth, are as follows;
New york-Comell, Rep, for Governor
has plurality OF about 10000. John Kel-
ly's vote for Governor was about 1880. The
remainder Of the Republican State ticket,
with the exception OF State Engineer and
Surveyor, i elected BY majcrities ranging
from 1000 70 5000.
Pennsylvania Returns from every county
in the State give total vote for State Treas
urer as follows; Butler (Rep.), $50, 1853; Barr
(Dem.), 22l,si5; sutton (Greenb.), 27,so7 (;
Richardson (Proh.>. 3,2l9. Buffers plurality,
"a as.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-28

dress, which was an exhaustive review Of the
sanitary condition Of the country.
The boat-race between Hanlan and Court
ney, which was 10 have t,en rowed upon
the Potomac near Washington, il again on,
Courtney refusing 10 row with Blake as
referee
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-28

The Metropolitan o. Moscow lately
preached on the infallibility Of the Gar,
Q doctrine formerly held by thc ortho-
dox Greek Church, but 81 late years suf-
fcrcd TO fall into allegiance.
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WAsnIN0roN, November |

WAnuI<0IOHs NOV0mDCr n
The report OF James q. Gilnllan Trcasuref
OF the United States, win show that the total
net revenue for the fiscal year 1879 was es53-
81, lSl. The total net expenditures for 1879
erS " 81 IS ss leaving %sa net increase Of
customs sources, SIT ,250,0i7; from internal
revenue, $lla56l $40; from lands, SEA ISL; and
from misceilaneous sources Sx2@st6
for the fiscal years 1879 and 1878 shows the
following. result; There was decrease in
ls.v Of the revenue from lands OF Sl5i.-
w. From all other sources there was
. marked increase. The increase IN fs79
over 1878 from customs was $s,O.a367:
from internal revenue, ts,psp aS5; and from
net increase Of revenue in 1879 over 1873 was
fl6.0E,ap5. On the other hand. there was an
increase In the net expenditures IN 1872 over
IN attributable to the interest on the public
debt. The remainder OF the increase arises
from the civil miscellaneous list in the differ
The operations IN bonds during the fiscal
year 1879 were very large. There was issued,
In bonds or securities, gold certificates. silver
States notes, sss-f0. S4s There was redeemed med.
from the same sources, &6a9.4i5 s09-making Q
net excess OF issues over redemptions OF <v3.-
311. xk}.
The following table shows the operations OF
National Banks during the last fiscal year:
Number OF National Banks organized,
failed. In voluntary liquidation and re-
ductng circulation, 10 June 10, IS7D
The number Of National Banks which had
deposited securities for their circulation
10 June ID, 1878. was. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50
The number organized during the fiscal
year 1917 was --......................... 0S
Total number Of banks organized TO
June ~. 1879. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tZ-
The number that failed prior 70 July /,
The number that failed during the fiscal "
year 1871 was,--. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
Total to June 30. ls79. ........... 81
In voluntary liquidation prior to July l.
Went into voluntary liquidation during
the fiscal year ending June %, lss9....... 90
LIquidafing banks that failed during the the -
Actual number In voluntary liquidation
June "a. lSsg. Observation-Disclosures. ga
Number Of banks doing business June DO. -
ief..-..s 200
Total. .a4e7
for circulations and public deposits. a total Of
Sot05.00) IN United States, Pacific Railway
AM personal bonds
The total amount OF United states currency
OF all issues outstanding az the close or the
fiscal year was <32,gl6,s31. The rcdemptions
OF United States currency, and OF notes OF
tailed, hquidafine and reducing National
81. 34s,5O. During the fiscal year the total
amount Of United States bonds retired by pur~
chase, conversion and redemption was el52s-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-06-30

weymouth had been there. and nrobah,,, :,
the same route. The desc ~nI probably by
made public in English by Cen T NJ vas nrSt
IN very able and interesting nan % NJ ID brown
lore the Maine Historical Society IN 10y I5o De-
On the 9TH of July 1906, Chamnla;n o H.
an exploration obviously in tba Shao. pesan
waters, called by the natives On n;nTGpscott
They reached the upper waters of fb a segy
scot near Wiscasset and met nbioe oesnIegep-
tho-mermer." The next dav s.Nfa rol NAN
mer" furnished native pilots and wiz %
ance nee, oil the savages Champlain retnrnaS 'i III,
announcer passage in order to reach an aiioo. oSy
lake (now known as ''Merry-meetino RS" RoS's,i
then well known resort of the Indian t nay }
as was Tor more than century after PoSS,,
lilg some Islands, each of the savages left 90,
AFRO arrow near cape which all must mass hnl
insylng unless they did SO the devil would
plng them misfortune. The islands were tbe
nortn, west and east boundaries of HoclronoooL
pay, ana the cape the notable Hoc<om ocl
Headlands and heights. Near this cane. saws
enamplaln, we passed fall of wafer h1t
s great difficulty, "for although we had a
LAY ana fresh wind, and carried all sail We
we were obllged to take haWser ashore and
Iasteh IL to the trees and then pull with all orr
SSI[ength, and thus by main force get throngh.
L " saVages carried their canoes along shore
9 9 unable to make Roadway with their mad,
ules. was much astonished at this fall he
cause we descended easily with the tide. Int
~ aie iali IL was against u.s. but above the fall
u eDpeG as before" The above incidents of
Ghamplaln's passage into the Kennebec. from
the Sheepscot, probably laid the foundations
forthe name Of "Hell Gate'' in tradit;nnn1
perpetuity '''Si'i
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-06-30
HE'LL GATE IN MAINE.
Some Historical "reminiscences.

Mr.. EDIToR,-The subaqueous visions in
your last, of your reporter within the "Hell
Gates of Maine, may be supplemented with
some interesting historical data relating to this
notable opening to his satanic majesty's do
minion on the coast of Maine. We notice he
names the thoroughfare "Back River" This
is an error. There are no less than three
"Back rivers appurtenant to this famous
water way-the ancient inland passage of In
dian travel from Penaquid to Casco; the trail
beginning at New Harbor and thence by
"Rutherford's Island' over the carrying place
at East Boothbay, by "Indian Town" north
and west across the ancient eastern Sagadahoc
waters of the Kennebec; and around CLOCK
omock" to the "Reach" opposite the city Of
Bath. 1t is now recognized in the U. S. sur
veys as "Sasanoa River When Wey-
mouths ship, the Archangel, in June 1905,
had cast anchor in the great and newly dis
covered river, on Sunday, about one o'clock,
two canoes came from the eastward with six
savages, to her. One of chem wore kind of
coronet about his head made very cunningly
of substance like stiff hair, colored red broad
and more than handful in depth. He was
the messenger of the king of the country, and
came to entice the ship to the place of the roy
al home, IN the east, as Is supposed by this
passage. This messenger, it was afterwards
learned. was 'Sasanow," or "Sasanoa," and
the name has been appropriately given to this
ancient by-river.
1t was first described by Champlain, the
same year, who seemed to have passed by il
! up into the Kenpebec some thirty days aftel