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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-29
NEW TO DAY.
Mining Recorders Election.

A MEETING OF THE MINE OWNERS OF
IA Eureka Mining District will be held at
the District COurt-RO0m. on MONDAY
EVENING, September LIST, 1879, att o'clock,
for the purpose Of ELECTING A MINING
RECORDER, to serve for the term Of nine
months and twelve days, commencing on the
goth day Of October. 1879. and ending on the
s1st day of July, 1880. as all books and records
must then be turned over to the County Re-
corder, who becomes Ex-oficio Mining Re-
corder under and in pursuaNce of the Act Of
the Legislature, approved March 6, 1879. en-
titled IAN Act to provide for the better preser-
walton of mining Records Of certain mining
districts of this State"
LAMBERT MOLINELLI,
Mining Recorder.
Eureka, August IS, 1879. au29-td
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A Fart.

Those forced drives now on. in every depart
ment at the Miners and Mschanics' Trade
Depot.
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Twenty-four deaths from diphtheria have
occurred at Draper, Salt Lake county, in
the last few months.
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Ribbons dirt cheap. 10 cents on the dollar. a
Bart Ashtm,s.
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The DIAMOND RULE.-Cssh down-rulss the
soost 81 BART. AsHIM's.
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A LAST NOTICE.

A Ii THOSE INDEBTED TO ME ARE RE.
IA quested to settle up immediately
Attachment suits will be entered TO.
DAY.
D. MANNHEIM.
Eureka, August ., lsfp. anau
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Hats. the latest style and the nohbiest. Cheap
for Cash.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Rescue Hose Company. No.
T,1ps WILL. BE RECEIVED BY RESCUE
IL OsE COMPANY, NO. i. of Eureka' ios
building a Hose House for said COMPANY, "
Monroe street. In said " up TO sA p.n md
EVENING. August 80. at 0 o'clock. fianI uoss
specifications to be seen at the prossat Of.
House OF the Company. aud inierns' said
tanned OF Dav, +. Bsily. President a. ss,1
Company. at his office on Clark street ~ 10
The Company reserves to itself the rsH'
reject any and all bids. - Nary.
President Rescue Hose Company
HOS. HALEY. Secretary. .rol.td
Eureka, August IS. 1879. -
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DIED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


W. P. Haskell Is receiving a large lot Of the
latest styles Of Wall Paper and Borders, and
has put down prices within the reach Of all.
Gifts. from so cents to 81 90.
Satins, IS cents.
Blanks. 12h cents to 90 ents. jy13
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EycLrsu CHARACTERISTICS.

There are two very marked Characters
tics Of the English mind. 1t has q quick,
chivalrous perception Of noble traits, an
impulsive indignation at any lack Of honor
and manly bravery, and a lively apprecia-
ton Of the sorrow following any great
domestic calamity. Under the first gush
Of emotion an Englishman may fall into
quite an overwrought exhibition Of senti-
ment and into equally ridiculous positions'
but equally noticeable is the fact that the
second sober thought Of the English mind
is sure TO assert itself, and the most pro-
nounced common sense takes the place OF
the overstrained feeling and expression.
The abrupt and tragic death Of the young
French Prince and the overwhelming gr'e'
Of the wretched mother quite overturned
for the momen the English balance. Ihe
son OF one who had been no friend to Eng
lish principles, and the grand nephew OF
the greatest foe England ever had, whose
life was . perpetual threat to the peace
fully established French Republic upon
his sudden death was lamented as If he had
been one Of the English royal family. Inc
hallowed walls of Westminster were opened
for his body the officers in command OF
the army corps in which he had volun-
teered to serve, we're held to the severest
responsibility in regard to his death, n
the funeral pomp at his burial was made
national by the presence Of the highest
represent atives Of the government. Now
that the sober second thought has been
recovered, the righteousness and impro-
priety Of all this extravaganza are begin
ming to be felt. The English press is full
Of the frankest common sense in its discus
sions Of the subject; and the very popular
Dean Stanley has all his powers OF reason
ing and eloquence challenged to justify the
remarkable step no volunteered OF giving
q national significance to the undistin-
guished death Of this young man.
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WANTED

WANTED
A T THE TENT MINE, 800 CORDS VI
"A good MAHOGANY WOOn.
VIM, AnRTNGToN, BnPsssntsnusn1
HxsshA, snse a. teTes ~
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CAMBRIDGE, o., August 28.
At the soldiers reunion yesterday Gen.
Ewing discussed the States rights theory.
He blamed the South for their radical
views upon it, in which they held that they
had the right to secede, and the North for
the extreme opposition which led them to
some acts unauthorized by the Constitu-
ton, and which had tended to incite the
south. The wal had settled the question
Of secession, and he did not believe there
are a thousand sane men in the country
who believe in the right OF secession.
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I'm Opinion Of Kalloch.

The National Baptist" says Of Kalloch:
Personally we have nothing favorable to
say. We have no doubt Of the extent of
his abilities and power Of leadership, but
We dom believe him to be a good man.
In u opinion the tendency of his recent
teachings has been disorganizing and de-
moralizing, yet he had a right to say his
say. Offensive as his say is, if he violated
any law he was amenable to law and not to
the hands Of violence.
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Jim Keene Biaekballed.

I'VE" 1OhK, AuRuSt 10.
Jim Keene recently applied for member
ship to the Newport Club and was black
balled last evening. The Commercial
says it does not appear that Keene did any
thing to offend anybody. He pays his
debts. which is perhaps more than can be
said OF Others in the Newport Club he
makes money, and that puts him ON a par
with men whose sole distinction is their
money. We don't suppose Keene will die
Of q broken heart because the Newport Club
denies him the privilege Of putting his legs
under its mahogany.
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MEMPHIS. August 70.
Five cases were reported to the Board Of
Health this morning. The three children
OF John Spiege have been i'll for the past
two weeks. but for private reasons their
names were not officially announced by the
Board Of Health. Eight deaths rave oc-
CURED since last night; two colored.
jim Wright, a colored youth, committed
suicide this morning by hanging himself
to a tree in his mothers back yard in the
northern part Of the city.
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MARRIED.
BORN,

Winnemueca, August 21-Jonathan +
Miss Fannie NJ. Groves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-14
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANG

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. March IS, 1879.
Government Secnrities.-Uni,cd States AIS, l 04ai
bid.
Stnte Observation-Disclosures consols 55k bid, SCI,
asked: Virginia conso's. new. 43 bid, Az aSkcd
Virginia fundable, 30 hid: Virginia deferred, *
asked; North Carolna bonds 2oE bid 51Jz asked !;
Tennessee copstruc' ion bonds, G5 bid. ~ asked.
CITY SscmrnteS.-Echlnond city s's, }. and j.,
1l9 bid: Richmond city 6'S, j. and D., 1881 bid,
1Q4 asked; Petersburg city 6's. +. and A, 100
asked: Petersburg city SIS; 100 asked: Petersburg
city SIS, j. and j. ll2? bid; Lvnchburg city g.. j.
and j.. l01 bid: Norfolk city water SIS, VI. and NJ,
ll4si bid; Manchester bridge S., NJ. and M 100
Railroad Bonds.-vireinia Central Railroad
fourth mortgage S. j. a2dJ, l03 bid, l05 asked
6's, J.. and d. IS Did: Virginia and Tennessee Rail
roau third mortgage SIS J. aud j.. 102 bid: Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad frat mortgage SIS. a.
and o.. LOG bid; Richmond Fredericksburg ana
Potomac Railroad mortgage SIS. J. and d., l02 bid
Richmond. Fredericksburg ami Potomac Railroad
mortgage Is, j. and j., 100 bid: Orange and Alex
nndril Railroad third mortgage S. II. and y, 43
lid, 40 asked; Riclmnnd ana DanyiI!e Railroad
consolidated SIS ". ami ~. SIS hid, 50 asked PIED
mont Ran road first mortgage S. A. and o., 1O3 bid.
II asked.
Canal Bonds:-JamcS River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage G's. NJ. and ". IL hid.
Rniiro0I Stocks.-C arsa'makcand Ohio Railroad
100 par. sl.25 bid: Richmond and Petersburg:
K;.ilroa1 100 par; TO BID, ~: nsked: Richmon.
guaranteed, 100 par. ~ bi:l: Richmond. Frcde-
ricksb,lrg and Potomac EaiIroad seven per cent!
guaranteed. 100 par. 81 bid: Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad 100 nar. 1925 bid sc asked; Sta.
hoard and Roanoke railroad guaranteed 100 par
Bank Hocks-Pantcrs National. 100 par. Sc
asked; Union Bank Of Richmond. 80 par. 40 bid.
i"Snrnace Virginia FIRE and Ma:
pay. - lid; Merchant aud Mechanic, loo par: u
did. So asked: City LOG par, 50 bid; GrtsiIc, loo
par; 70 no, Is asked nom;u,oo s,o,,n,n Cam
nany, 100 par, 50 bid 81 asked
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR ExCHANG,

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
EEcUNOSD, March ] 9, $40.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT.-Red, TIA bushels.
CORN White. Ices bushels. Mred. g bushels
OATS.-232 bushels.
MEAL.-30 bushels.
BLACkEIED PEAS.-2 bushels.
BLACK FEAS-i0 bushels.
pOTATOES.--2G bushels.
BALGn STRAT.-21 bales.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT Red. : bushels common Fultz III 81 .05
80 bushels good Lancaster III S1.1T: lri bushels
Fnl!z private terms rs bushels mixed at IL
1O2 bushels common Lancaster Al S1.0S: IS BUSH
els mixed ut Sl.05: 40 bushels prime amber Il,
$40: 224 bushels very good FuItZ on private
tc,ms-toa 6ii bushels.
CORN White. $50 bushels on private terms: 26
bushels very good at j &c.. 81 bushels good a. iSc
lO4 bushels prime III 4Sc. 60 bushels urine At
&c.: III bushes prime at iSc.-total, LOGS busi-
els. Nircd. G bushels at tGc.
OATS.-ii bushels spring IT Sc: 14i buShcl:
winter at 4Dc.: 22 bushels good winter II 42c-
total. FL bushels.
PEAS . bushels n Sl.l0.
PuTAToES.-2G busL els on private terms.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TkLEGRAPH1 TO TRsE DISPATCH
FROM AT.s. QUARTERS.

THE UNITED STATES L0Op.OF-wAR GALE.
MA LAUNCHED At poRTsMoUTH-wIFE-
MUKDERERS observation-disclosures
W0At1N'S MEDICAL COLLEGE CUMStENC E.
MENT-FATAL ARRAY In GOLDSBORo',N
C.-WAslIINGToN NEWS DREADFUL EX-
NESSEE SUPREME COURT TAXES SLEEP
ADMINISTRATION JoHNsToN OUT
AGAIN-THE INTERNATIONAL WALKING
MATCH woMAN's sUFFRAGE-TRE ROY
AL WEDDING: INTERESTING SKETCH OF
THE PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY - THE
GREAT DISASTER AT SzEGEDIS--THE DE
neutrality-suspicious. RlEs ToBE
rLACARDED IN FRANCE FOR BETRAYAL
OF TIE GOVERNMENT.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

THURSDAY, March 13, 1870.
Country produce.
4Dples: Sl.7jm:250 :. barrel.
| Bs.siUa.r: 22c. +. IL.
Butrcr: Prime to choice yellow, lS@t22c'; fair
20 corr tyT1' .ueal: 4s05oc p bushcl for coua'ry
| DT.ed Fruit: Annies. 2tt3c.: ,nacinS. pt'cd,
5@Sc.; unpcclcd. 2@3c.: cherries. l2l i3c. r. h' :
| blaclinerries, 81.
Egos: In barrels. active at l2c 60, .,.,,,.,,,
| FtntherS: PRIME live-G"ose, 35G4oc.; coi!!:"h'
Fyorssed 81 a brlshe.
Haq. Virginia timothy, 55@Goe.; clover and
| oats: RaCd. AJ6go1C.
Pofufoss: IRISH. 2 barrel, :2G$2.50.
Rye: G5G70c. = bll>liei.
| SU1nnc: Prime T:c.
Seed?.-Cloyer, i! bnshel. $4.23@ i:2o; limo
grass; 81: kcn.ucsy hlne grass, $50.
| TiiiioV: 5Gh5Izc. \ q.
| lfoot Washed. 2GG,2Sc.: un'=ashcA. 17m1Sc.
Bury wool Will brnS from B 10 o.. i ID less than
above rates.
Cement, Lime, Plaster. &c.
! Cenent: Eoac.ia!c. $50 q barrel.
Lime: A.:'cninrsl, SO loc. = m,sneI; RocSE an;
i fi,h 81 IS IS: G4cnns Fals' s5G9oc.
| ITr%tsr: Lamp, $3.50; G:""nc' vs. c'icl'ea
''i g"r: LH1ge size, *3.25Gs3.50.
Erngs, Dyesiul's. Oils, NC.
- 4iHos3r: $ E. "a GALLON.
j,narDstr"tet Lgs: ~ 75Gs4 q case Of four
dozen.
! .torhjuenl: gDc. = n.
| Ectrnct 81 L"Q,o"nd: lSc.
TadiJo: $lll:l.10.
3is Lin!tci. 7oc machine sl@sl.75 snerm,
Al %. wl;r. Cor: straits. 4JG53c.: l-ahri"i"r-
CO.., oil. 5O;, Cu% lard. Coo: sweet, SO = aozcn:
hest sla,l $3.50 castor Sl.lO Gallon lrsiNls
Iubrjctns. 3OGL3l'c.; kerosene, l2!c caSh, . s's-
D,ce cjo0er. Toe,
| Roots. Ginseng, Soc; seneca, "ftkoh' 'op' Dug
az? So5a. SAL lala2c., In kegs; English soda, sc.
American. 3scl4c. a.
SHIRTS TGiDtlttint: 4oc.
Foreign Fruits and CANDY.
Gandy: 12 2sae;G3 = 3 n 55ocss4 = box.
| Oranges: s250@'S4.
.... Groceries. &c.
| Bacon: Shoulders, 5@514c.; clear rib-sides: Go
6&c.; rihled. &c.: Virginia shoulders, oa Dc De-.
sMlOc.; sniall. lOM1lc.; sngar-cured. uncan"aseo
lG@l es. plain hams. 9as zoe: stock Ss 1igat, "a
three hoops, $i.50@sl.T5.
BrseMs: Two Strings; sl:2S; three strings
&c. MO good 10 prime. l4al5c.; Laguayra. $50
lse. Java 2s@2oc Market advan .s, ar c.,
,s GSn1sss = H.: hali-boxcs Sc. taiow. lac.
Cheese Prime cutting loc :o nor,nef 7as see
western prime elflns 9S9::c: eoiir'n' % o'
Flee: Carolina, 67q7Hr.: Rsneoon. &c: q, IN
| risb Herrlngs-S artnI Carolina NO. :! cut, 43:oO
| \ o,tl, Carolina gross, S1@si.50 North Caro-
lima roe. N hafnsrrels s4 at e Se
40. Bay, s16: No. 2 In barrels tiG No n
A' Iard: Prime, barrels and tierces, 7Aci in hali
moIassss. common syrup-Ho~ sneads 18c.
Tic rces i 90. barrels, 2Oc. gen-ine goiaen sYral
| s5@45c. gallon: New ORLEANS. prime. 4o@ons.
SnI: Liverpool, frur store, sl.4o. Greup
alum, from store, sq9, p sack.
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- ( s#
~ Sas@ H. crasss bet, 2fs; powdsEed 9c: grnu
y nar G la1 5r cut loaf. 1oKc Porto Rico, DC.
Sorn: Common. sa7c.: best wa,aing. 75ass
toilet loM2gc.: and Gancv urtces :sctmntrY, qmte
imperial, sLlg@SI.6e; gunporder, sla5@i.7s
Tor strictly choice. ,''.s#
Hides. Leatirer. See.
Hfdss: Green. 6aJc.: ssry .aItet!, Iz61 81: DIR,
ANT: DC; wet sailed 77zc.: Het saltea calf
LcoGaer: Sole lesssfer. oak.30G33r: sole !es,,her
hemiocE l7G23c.: country nrper. 3tRr5nc.; sit5
dnlse. s.a22c; 2 feot: kip 4AS75c.a o.: NJ rn.ss
SKINS. French. s1@o1.sO n D.; rough .skirtinr
Bro71n S,esttR1s n1sa IShirtfape: a. Nanches-
ter &C.; Rlncnester. 54c.: Yancnesrsr. 4iSc. ::
a. James River. &C.: 4 Ja,nes River. 54c.; 1
yn 1I g. Rlyer stc Al sr.ni.crhe sranlte:
con,oga: ss loi FeD y, sF sSs; I u CIV.
Bte7ehed SIfrttnas NH shesttnqs: A wam-
sntta, !o|c.; "a hiasong:e: 9:ic.: A Roc1dale,
S SvGud 54 ion sHe:; cst a Oneida los; a.
9hc.; 6hitestone. akc.; BarllsleY. 5ss.; Z Red
prS az s sn r. hs.hhun SC: re:
bro~n ,DrtAs; Patersbn,s, &C.; Graultev.,le,
Corset Jenns: Pavonia, g.; Amoskeag 1G-. I:
Hailowcll. &c. :
Den,ms: Iiarler.. 12Nc.: Esston steam Mtlls. 81.
Prints: American, 5kc.: Aliens. 5Ee: RIGS.
mnnh. 5&r.; SrraeaIe. 5E:.: Manchester, 5l5s:;
Washington. &c.: hamilton tn: MerrmacK. 54c-:
Mallory; sass.; Oriental, pnrilc, 52ss.; Arnold,
Chmbrtes: Rice. 5hc.: Eneitsn. &c.
iron. Steel, Sais+, sc.
iron: American rennen. OLD dominion. pa
a. 2-10c. n d.: EnglL7f, and American sheet. 3hI
&c.: SwcdeS hammered. SIC: hoop. 4606: Pig
iron: Virginia cosl-hiast charcoal. s29@s32
Wnrn-blaSt charcoal: ~ 44dS2s; rennsylvania aE-
thracite. S20MS22: West Virgiriu coke. S21Gas23
Mn,ts: Old Dominion. S2.23 per kcg for stand
arG7that Is; tcn-nennv: other sizes extra. ~,
FtonHh- Custings: Wholesale. &c.; retail 40,
Eo0e: Manila best. l4pl5c ipte. s@ec.
Rnqs: Mixed cotton, 14c.: white, 2!:c.; woollen
kGl5,c
Eidnors, Wines. NC.
Az: Scotch, best brands, piats s2@f2'25 q
Brnndies: Domestic. Sl.25Ms2: fruit. sl.I0@
Virginia reach S2m$..a0.
Rus IThisasas: Medium, 81 .50@s2: nure old, Is
@$A; Eirgmn mountain, new, s2@*2.ho, .lt
ORA: Domestr. s .23G1$2: imnor,ed. 70 "a cas-.
Mem EnGioS1a Rum: 51.50NtSr.G0
Eectifed HhSssrHs: Market quiet: proof. + 20
LnlnDrr. Siavr.- 40.
L,Lmber: White oak. 81 2M&l5 q 1000: western
VIRGINIA DOpar Il5mS2O = l.UUu: white nlne
$3.50 $50 {, 1000: veiiow Dine boards. SSfGSl3
oist ah3G1;la accor.l,ns 10 lenstns. :i,'ngIes,
Pine. T2.jucrbI; cypress s!S-iuch. S5Mi 9.25
i.OOG.
LOCO: seasoned. $2O@s25 > Loco, fIcur-narre
timber. 5Ht&SJ p 1000. Flour-barrel uuirs, IS
hngshead-llo1ps. zoe. . bundle.
Powder. Sho:, &c.
Fnss: TOYS lnlnlns: II, 35c.aSi.23 = 100. &c;
kegs, 1925 blasting. s3.2JGls3.J0.
Shet: Northern. - 60 a ia: u "a ios.
Grihisto@eS: lArh2hc. = ID.
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M,rcu Observation-Disclosures were IS car
I,"Ls az y q hraG-al cCn>ign, d direct to bcri
xnorter. Noihin. doing n u cf-cattlc. The mar
xxi for drcssc beof was dull ut 6.M Sc g ~ Ter
r. c,r good western dressed. An exporter shipped
:, 300 uuartcrs 10 England to day.
TtnIriy-Ecccipts sscrn $50 head. Tic demand
VA. very moderate. ami the market closed h"avi AT
IT6i, a H. for common I" prE" Jersey aud stare
,rrIs IOu-,!rrS-;i ycal> "crc selling slowly NJ bth
sic "A ~ with Il few choice Jersey dressed vtas
mp to &c. , 49,. :, ,, ,,.,.
Sdctp Gnd LHmbs-!:ccciptS were y cal-ioano'
ar - % head NJ material change. either IN the
zone of Tie market or in prices. Common 10 priE"
lambs were quoted At 5Ai@ or, = To-. ana mrdinll
fancy stock offered. Dressed mullen ana liihh were
selling slowly ut cas-. for mutton and S@9c' Tor
lambs Shipments 400 head. dressed.
Market for live hogs dun ri stt.c = IN. tor lac
alum 1o good corn-icd. None SOli brforc 'ChanHp.
Jersey DRESSED quiet -; 3@bc q D inc l'''cr 'S"'e
for plss.-JourHut Of C,mmcrce.
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ell, snfd II. Brisson's report would remain
10 history MS testimony OF the guilt of the
lncrlIninated ministers, bnt that the prose.
cution Of the charges would produce agita-
lion difficult to allay. The country was
tired Of purely political questions, and
tbirsted for order as we'll as liberty. The
government therefore, asked the Chamber
TO take up instead important funding bilis
relating to public works, instruction, army,
and TARIFF In conclusion, he said il the
Chamber pronounced against the views of
The Government the latter would resire from
office.
NJ. Lepere- Minister OF the Interior, re-
peated N. Waddinston's argument.
:. NJ Modier de Monijaa strongly advocated
impeachment.
The vote was then taken. and the srder
Of impeachment was relested by 81 to-159.
NJ Rameau proposed IN order Of the day
that the De Bro-Iie and Rochcbouet Cabi-
nets, by their culpable schemes, betrayed
the Government they should have served.
The Chamber accordingly delivers them
over 80 the Judgment OF the nation, and or.
ders the foregoing resolution to be picard
ed In every commune IN France. This or.
der was passed by vote OF $40 yeas to l54
nays.
INSTRUMENTATION In, Hungary.
PEs2H, March 13.-The Hungarian Minis
ter OF Finance has left for Szegedin with
100000 forms to be distributed among the
sufferers by the inundation. The greater
part OF Szegedin w.s destroyed and several
hundred people persisted.
Later.-Thc misery in Szegedin increases.
A violent storm is raging. The water con-
tinually rises, and is no.. two feet above the
level OF Thesis. Only six hundred square
metres OF the city now remain unsubmerged.
The States railway carried away 10000 flu
gitlves gratuitously yesterday.
Death Of Eenian.
LONDON, March 13.-Daniel Reddin, the
released Feuian, has died at Kingston, Ire
land.
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THE CAMERON BREAcH-oF-pRoMIsE

THE CAMERON BREAcH-oF-PRoMIsE CASE.
WASHINGTON. March 13.-Thc case OF
Mrs. Mary 5. Oliver against Hon. Simon
Cameron, for breach of promise to marry,
in which damages are laid at $50, 900, was on
the calendar for trial to-day in the Circuit
Court, but there being several cases ahead
II it, the case was not called up.
ST0EEKEEPEES AND GACGEES APPOINTED.
WASHINGTON. March 13.-J. w. Crews
and c. {. Bverly have been appointed in
ternal-revenue Storekeepcrs and gaugerS for
the Fifth North Carolina district, and j. y.
EaycS for the Sixth North Carolina district.
also W. +. Green Tor the Fifth Tennessee
district.
SENATOR JOHNSTON RECOVERED.
WASHINGTON. March Ex-senator John
St0n. OF Virginia. who has been indiSposcd
for some weeks. was out on the streets
walking this afternoon.
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Tho TyaIkin.-Masck.

TIE SITUATION Ur TO II O'clock YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, March 13.-.Sinca Yesterday
Rowell had up to II O'Clock increased bis
lead on Hartman, and was then twenty
five miles ahead. Ennis is gaining very
rapidly On Hartman. owing to the frequent
rests the latter takes. Hartman at II
O'Clock \. N. only led Ennis by three
miles. The fastest miles made by the three
men from midnight TO II O'Clock were
Rowcl. 291>t mile. Q IN. 80 s.; Hartman,
279th mile. II IN. 90 s.: Ennis, 2I0th mile,
10 III. 10S.
10 O'ciOch 7, M.-The score Of the con-
tcstants in the waikIng-malch at this hour
stood Rowell. $50 miles: Eunis, 329 miles
Hartman, $40 miles.
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Marco TO- L,asber.--Tr,dc Is active at tie an
lexci quotations.
tir>t irI second rfear ! and pinch. 5000 932 :
third clcnS i.Gt 2f1ch. S27mS:sS siding irat and
second clear, drcssa- S15.50n$lG; sfHag. first
COMMON. dressed, $1S.J0MS1f frst com II0n floor
ing. dressed $25 sccUnd commcu aoor! ~ dressed,
S22: third common flooring. dressed. 81 G@iS $50
box boards \. Is irScics and Upward. $50; box
boards, g.. ainches arr: upward, US; ts,x boards,
{. $40: 4 Saock boar1ts, l0d1 2-inch. 81 1889 9:
Il stock boards. l0iI }t-incf. 81 stlS25; G. stock
boards, !Q@a2.inch, 8l5@Sl6 eulDnon stock
boards. 81: cull boar,s. S9mSlu: fencing. 30.
an lengths, SspGslO53: fencing. No. ., &ES5uf9
$500: cnmnan hoar7s, so 50@si1: dimension
SlOJuM Sl3: small timber. Gx6 70 SKIS. $lOG14Il !:
round cedar posts. Sl06$lA pickles, dressed NIL
beaded 8: pick. Is. frcs!cl and 3caded squa
SD; nlcketS. trough. S1aISl1. .... -.
@ingLes.-XXE. clear shingles. 1910: best STE
y Shnslt S, s2.2J standard 4 dry shingles. 81. III;
shadcd 4 shingles, = l2jaS14O; No. Shingles,
81 GS 20: cedar shingles, 30.
1 LathS.-Dry l;s!h. $3.50.
For lumber dressed Size. 81 IS added. aExl
for dressed on two sides s l.50 IL aiCcd.-7T,Rss.
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ADMIRATION for Injunction.

CINCINNATI. March i3.-At the request OF
prominent citizens the City Solicitor is pre-
pairing an application for an Injunction 10
restrain the trustees OF the Cinclnnati
Southern railroad and the directors OF the
Cincinnati Southern Railway Company from
executing an agreement made between them
Yesterday, BY which the latter, as agents OF
the former, were to operate the road, on the
ground that it amounts 10 the running OF
tue road by the city, and would render the
Taxpayers liable 10 all the responsibilities OF
common carriers.
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View York.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL. C0LLEGE-ATLANTA
AND CHAEI OTTE AIRLINE ROAD.

HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL C0LLEGE-ATLANTA
AND CHARLOTTE AIRLINE ROAD.
NEW YORK, March 13.-Thc annual coul-
mcncement exercises OF the Homeopathic
Medical College in this city were held at
Chickering Hall last evening. Forty new
disciples OF Hahncmann took the degree OF
NJ. D. The attendance was very large.
The stockholders Of the Atlanta and Char
lol,c Airline road Yesterday elected the
following directors: Eugene Kelly, William
II. Fog. Alexander =. Irving, \. =. Dick
inSon, Francis Smith. Abraham :. Stewart.
and William i. ISham, OF New York; Hi
ram w. Sibley and Byron 7. McAlpine, o!
Rochester; and J. kipman Wilmer and
Francis ?. Clark, OF Baltimore. At 4 sub
Sequemt meeting Of the Board OF Directors
Hiram W. Siblcy was reelected president
The report submitted showed that the ne,
earnings for the last year were about
$40. 900,