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The pedestrian, in Fa1ng the extensive
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-17
NEWS
SPECIAL 70 TIE zcEExA DAILY sxxrrsxL~
Asfafie Observation-Disclosures Of
England ana Russia.

LosDOS, October l6.
Various um0 which lave been floating
about during the pas; ueek nos sssrn 70
partAke Of : more definite character. TIE
following summary Of the political sisa2-
ton Ia based On information which has
been obtained from very good authority .
Bismarck, during his ~sojourn IL Vienna.
succeeded in securing a secret defensive
alliance between the German and Austrian
Emperors. This alliance ID warmly ap-
proved BY England though she il not ac-
tualiy a party 10 the understanding. The
relations between England and Russia are
al THIS moment almost critical. The
friendly Interch2nges between the two
Powers. which were recently Observable.
have given way 70 evidences 81 jealous d.
plonatic qaestionings. England has been
watching, With no little fear, the progress
OF the Russian expedition against Tekke
Turcoman, and the question Of a possible
Russian occupation O. Herat has been dis
cussed in all its bearings, and nov the ALL
absorbing question is that Of Central Asia.
The Russian journals urge the Car 10
extend his territory in Central Asia down
to HindoO Kosh, and 10 secure Herat. On
Monday last ~Schouvaloff, the Russian AM
bassador, had an interview with Earl Sails
bury, when he vas instructed 10 breach
the question as to an arrangement respect
ing Afghanistan. schouvalof proposed
that Russia shall have Jurisdiction OF the
western part Of Afghanistan, while Eng
shall take possession Of the Eastern
part, as far as Hindoo Kosh. Salisbury
declined in the most emphatic. even harsh,
terms, saying that England would not allow
Russia to NEEDLE in any way. whatsoever,
in the matter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-17
Eoss EELLY.

II the reg e0zsl-ses IN View Tork Il Is
.lrnost : sosszgzs e11elzs59a tia: EobS1-
son Nil be detesseL THIS VIII Esza alse
The slsagatex x T553a scr tbe Prsslsnry-
II T-sranz1y ezEzos - bxoagbs 70 szPg0r-
T5ldea'a frSead ssmp,y because h i III
den's f-iend- there il noi zgeh likelihood
tnzf TzmEnznT can IL Sa3seed 70 Support
Tsassn hinaselL Iris virtually erownz
John Ez.sy dse.zs1y q tx Dezsoer2zz
party II Aaez5ea- His TaEaEzET fares
must be eozessl4se5 xEs h sill e23sl tLs
right 10 nzzae tie naz1 who Sill V s7reys-
able. The claim vii b eonceded FIR
wsshoas Tsuzaasy tAess j. n bOT q 1e~
York and sssAozt View T9rk 10 k0pe II
the Presidency. The resais In Ohio re8-
dssa Western fghsoa : Western e4aaidzse
wholly ont a The q~zAfos. It's tie ez-
treaae a folly 70 esgsezagEzte De.noerzfe
szcoess IN 1859 tzrsEgA aay other nesns
th1a Sew York, Indians ard . sid South
This IL the cole chance and we are frz1k
eroagh 70 admit tina; tie prospecs l. Eos
so o~sr cheering enc. Bat arr
oshsr line would be- suicidal. Tie
ss~srzDgenen. In sew York may not
extend beyond the present local canvass
aad The political deTaise q Tilden. II IL
ends with this. good enough b1t in sny
s7sat Eoss Kelly viii have 70 BE listened
to in the great struggle II next year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-17

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lief that the Development soutd warrant
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-17

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-17

Major DerAsa Is II opdnioa that Senator
sh2son's failure to fnTiss Ss7adzns 10 h1s
fort5.tkons4nd-dclAr reeepsion to General
Grxrs uAs . bz5 move III a p@ezniary sens@.
He thinks the omEssion viii bs taxed up 70
the Senator ia extra campaign expenses
rext year. Tia L fls var the Major pats
The case IN a recent Issue q hs papsg, fke
T.z1e9-Eeyew.
He onghs ~ lezs. 20 hare inrissd the
State cIeers AID sozns q the more prcsn-
sneas nerabers q tbs press; Rot, u course.
"a fall-esdgs1 gzests. bat a. spectators 10
ths fsssirisses wifa the privileges O. lznch-
ing a. tie second table With the EdGlsgs
And Euakies. Eeyzdans srs 4 spirited
p1ope who xsIl NOT k likely 10 forge. this
slight aad . n4y be regarded az ) szss
proposition that Is will eoss Mr.. ShaT0a 1T
least twenty-five hundred dollars more TO
II reelected 10 tbs United States Senate
.a&n be Ised 70 have sxpersdsd Il he had
treated kAs szssDrEsh constituents with .
Istsae naors eoarsesy In this bznq1e: busi-
Uses.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-17

The New York Sun says the Milk River
massacre gives an opportunity TO compare
the speed Of a man with that OF q horse, at
long distance. Rankin, the scout who
took the news from the place OF ambush to
Rawlins. made the distance. 100 miles, on
horseback in twenty-four hours. He prob
ably had anything but smooth country
through which to ride. Whether he was
able to change horses docs not appear. Life
or death to the little band. who were in
trenched. depended On the speed, and he
Of the Ashley belt. made last week, on q
smooth track. and under the most iavora-
BILE circumstances. just 127 miles 10 the
same length OF time. Hazael In the London
match, ran 1877 miles In t~wenty-four hours.
and in the velocipede contest last spring,
the elder De Loselle rode PIT miles in
twenty-four hours.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-17

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-17

In The defeat u Thurman the eorat.y
loses Is sbsest Senator. There has no.
been the per a Thurman in the Senate
since the deash a Sumner aud Andy John
scn. EdmoDds has ranked veil up. but
was always q little short whenever be came
Ia contact with the great Ohio statesman.
To suYplznt each : man. a. such q time,
with such material a. will BE- selected, Is q
National shame.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-17

TIE sEsrrsEL szid three months ago
that the Republican ticket in 1850 would
b Grant and Blaine. There can 10 no
doubt that se bad the first name right.
In fact II 10 beginning TO be conceded all
oser the country that Grant ia the man.
We look for his nomination by acclama-
tinn. And tLen-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-17

From the Virginia chronicle.


An Aitache Of the Bodie Standard re-
Gently. on the occasion Of his birth day,
went in debt for q spring chicken to the
extent Of 81 Is. wherewith to Appropri-
ately celebrate the event. Upon dressing
the fowl five distinct articles Of gold Jew
eiry were found in its crop which aggre-
gated In value "a IS. He sold the bullion,
paid for the bird. and with the remaining
% 60 cC9pered the ace-and lost.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-17

WAsa1AJ1DE OctgD<g 10.
Tks following telegram was received BIZ
the Indian Bureau yesterday:
Los PIsos, Col. October i1-To the
the Conmissioner q Internal Affairs All
quiet here; 10 danger o. trouble from In
diana. either near C. remote, unless pre-
eipst2ted By evil counssls and conduct Of
The whites. who seem determined TO make
rouble. The newspapers and the very at
mosphere Of Colorado are full o. living ru-
rnors. The seeTe; Of all this outcry and
these false rumors can he found in the
popular text. The Utes must 60" The
White river women and children, and
money and papers are safe with Mrs.
Meeker. All will be sent here a. soon a.
practicable. Some employees are believed
70 be alive. The soldiers haye been REIN
forced, provisions and water are plenty.
These items are obtained from runners
from White river. (Signed,l
STANLEY, Agent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-17
THE PUBLIC L

TIE BATTLE MOUNTAIN AALnoAD.

TIE BATTLE MOUNTAIN RAILROAD.
Prom the Carson Appeal.
Men who live on the spot. and have the
energy aud talent and means to build a
road for the benefit Of . certain region,
should get credit for their efforts in tho
direction Of developing the hidden resour-
ces Of our distant valleys and argentiferous
deposits. Mr.. FarrelIs efforts. we have no
conbt. we're directed to this end, and not as
q personal speculation. except a. far ~ he
could, like any other citizen. derive benefit
from investment In the road and increase
In value Of any property be might hold.
Az UNBALANCED SYSTEM.
From the Virginia Chronicle.
When employers are unable TO hire help
81 q rate which they establish, except by
importing operatives 10 double the require
ments Of the place and thus forcing the al
Tentative Of starvation, 1t Ia plain that the
system 10 unbalanced. 1t can never find
equilibrium until the rate Of wages 10 so
fixed a. 10 be fairly remunsratiye TO the
worknen and not exhaustive Il the en-
ployers.
A VIEW ERA.
From the Stock Report.
This IL an era In which matter prevails
over mind. A professional pedestrian can
get more honor and profit ont Of success
In y walking match than can be gained by
. scientist ~ the result Of 0 lifetime Ok
study and labor,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-17


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A rancher informs the Silver State that
the farmers OF Washoe valley in particular,
and Of Nevada in general, took very little
interest In the State Fair.
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TO Rent, or For Sale.

TUE RooM now OCCUPIED BIZ TOMMY
DOUGLAS - 3 saloon, 10 offered tor rent.
one-hslf Interest In the business will be sold.
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