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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29
FOREIGN NEWS
IrcIaai-s Goseraor en fhe Present
Land Trsaeies-A Batch of far-
eaga Dispatches

DCE1rS. November g.
Al iEssvvsss with the Lord Lssassnzns
q Ireland has oTSa made pzAlse- HIS
LcFdsAip rssssel the situation calais.
and appeared - be eoa6dsns u 4 &:Ssze-
;pxy { rminatioa u tie prsssat di&eal.sa.
he said A~ had FseSlvSd reliable iafoxma-
ES2 frosn 3 ua2bSE of 0Catss, al az
wA1eA tn3ca 81 shas the sgifasors wua
meet wisa @ozS 3t4Salsy than faey antics-
pats1 toe P~ops~ aos being in sympathy
with their extreme views. although gersr
ally approving Of tie str1ggle for axni
rsfurm. he said that the r~pSFss u dis
s1rhaaeSs II : great Eany districts were
untrue. oF ssVasly exaggerated for Partisan
pGrpusSs. He believed that the good ssass
u the great @1ss {. rssp@csaAz peopls
would yss prevail. 4tho4sh he so2l3 Rat
deny that the p<sssRt unruly feeling 49,
Widespread and ks expected that daring
tbs wias~r the 1enss sne al the bottom q
the disturbance woab1 be abe to hxiag
aooas spas@odc ea1lirinus OF i'll fesllng.
sAouga even these woasd PR baby die oat
His LoEGsAlp said further thai the p~oplp
Outside 0T lrslead mUss ncs judge lr-A4ad
~ the lrtsA psepss hat sAr aesNsa q dSu-
2SV1uss- Il wzs q natzerah3e fact that Hrt
fss lss&1aS Irhsh9lsn ~er~ ngurSnx IN HE
present disturbances Th<~e waa wsse
leading the Rove neas wsxe prsoas of bat
little ln54eaee. and afesV the PASSION q
the hoar had pissed away thsy Would dak
lGto their eEl-lnsl obSearisv. HIS oaly
FEAR wAs sAss the isspendias faEai1s in thx
inland Gssr.sss woal3 add f1s2 10 tn
1amse. uAAa 0sAxr~t~e wss dvsag oar hat
he hGpeS tai By proRps measures x re12 I
t2s a4aSEr wed j be averte8. Ii ~s
Gossrnasass - take measures
70 relieve the distress. wk1ls a. tbs ams
slras satoresa< the laws TIE knowi~le
u tbs. BE claimed ~as dong a good deal
~ ESp<wss TIE ksll2s Of Observation-Disclosures
aDcaS the psaSaasry- Hi> Lo
AIp sid
tAzf Secretary LswtAsr w4s hsaEly *
peceed from Ls1ai9a. and ~oCll tase ssses
toward fn4agur2ssas system ~ Gwen
@sas worSs wAheh w9aa8 81 I'd s@p1ay-
meat - the a~dv Pasr. Assas~ wua i
ass De t2kSn 10 a1vI evnarsonai naan<
szry sd 70 3esrrstaS sar@er< HIS Lord
n al ts - 1lsaaA Zg=.=
saas j soass@plAsssa-
PasS November Is
Frank Hugh oDoan-u. Hans Rale
9s2esx es Parliament fr n p4asArvza.
low IN fsr& Advocates The formation q
sn organization % Irshm-n resident here.
de Acr<s ~ be aeks - the essas-
AAMsAs II sGSa az er~zani1zsSAa the prl-
mary a5ses Of ~Aieh waGAi h3 d keep ( u
nsasal ieara2a 2eQ1asasei witA the fees
81 the Irtsh sataxslOn and - appeal 10 tie
sympaphssse eFia&on u Esrups.
Sone s<a~assaa la been caused NY rhe
kl.lax Of an Asa laa exile by a German
yea d'arns. TAs A~sAa was Slan1es-
a. ely ss>issHg his pszsass AZ d 4 MIRA.
~iskia tA@ German freEsier. he del fFe4
tAs Ssn d2s0s wea Srs1 and Kill i klaa,
The vll2ssr> we're Ea4sk exc It'd and tTtd
- lyrsA IN gsa &aE2s. tat BE was sss-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29
NEW YORK A. rHE MINING
MARkEr Of rAk RIrt RE.
We and the following in the Grass Val

We End the following in the Grass Valley
lCl.l Caiea:
From the fact that several Of the hs&vssss
rasasaz stock Operators II San Francisco
are eA2Ggias base h Ssw Yurk. il
looks - Il sAsy son sises2 shs business
seoas serk-i oas in California. where
ess overwhelming miaing IRA. with us
great ssastA can eonsr1 the market IN
ans asr~cssea. BSsslss sSs Nsw York Is
b@eoHalng abe e~nss< Il operations FER .
more excessive llaiag rell sAaa San
Frsaeiseo saEsE~. Is not EMILY the assRsgs-
msns u a number u California sa3 Nss.5a
m.nSs are { sas tesxs bat tie eoatrol u
Black Hill. CossTzds Ne~ Mckee and
Arizona aiass as wvli. The Nv Ycrxers
have eAaSAs the mining ssceS fsssr. ard -
mNaey Is pasasy and eaSap sAsrs eSsrs-
thing i favorable TOR Us h=eomlng the
pxsneqss seal o. miaang s:eek marsss
Operations
II depends greatly craa hew the Ea,tsrn
p~arae saall emerge tron tbs prsssas nia-
ing farors in tass airscslaa. II sAey are
reasonably successful in their ventures.
they viii be likely 10 eoaanas their iavss,-
meats bet Il thy set eAily hart. il IS the
moss likely thing in the world thai they
viii siss 10 the whole business in as~gnss.
HeaSs il follows tia. the present Is =
noss critical period in the history q min-
ing xzairs at shs East TIE sentiment
ncw ~issloping there in favor Of mining
- = legitimate and rxe3sahle pursuit
sAoaia nas Be allowed. en- any Acsoana 70
receive a check or Disappointment. Above
al. every class u mining swlndls sougks
- Be imposed npon tie o~ser-sreialeas
Easssra paalic shealie be prowpsly exposed.
and The perpetrators nsreaAssly l.sAsa
~ tbs press sai aiming nssa II this coast
The mieing interests Of the PasiSc coast
need capital MIllsoas are required anna
allv. TIE market Of San Fraaeshe Is toe
hmisei the mining Geld has become too
Large for the mon<y available for mining
r1rrosss % this coast Il Is for this rsa-
~a that the Eass Is aein< iR~pertansd to
give Is = helping hand A splendid feel
ing has sAss far been no2S<i. Its shs
srs; aasy q sAess snserssssd aai especially
Of the i~o1rnaAs pab1ishxd ia the mining
Ssasss and Territories, - see that strictly
fair dealing . @aiasAiaed with the Eastern
eommaniy. II car Eassezn hrsshrsa are
snli<ssl IN nans bat usris0rs0as properties
W a.sy rely apan their capital and ASSIST
ance p-ernxaenSfv.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29

The subjoined pertinent article is from
the Bodie Free Press:
The weekly mining review is an estab-
lished institution in mining camp news
papers. IL comes around with unvsry-
ing regularity, like paw day and SUNDAY,
ana /. ! pepfsct Old Man OF the Sea" to the
mining reporter. and a nuisance TO the
reading public generally. Two or three
column are devoted TO snch intellisence
As that "the east crnsscut has advanced J
fee, in a promising formation" the ma
ehiuery Is working well" and similarly
thrililus news. which lao n reads except
the preof-reaier. and which CONVEYS next
10 no knowledge whatever Of the real con-
d,slon II the mines. The Free Psess in
tends TO keep clear Of this stersotyped
method u reporting the mines. Whenever
there is anything Of interest in any II them
We intend to ind il oat and publish IT,
whether ID is review day or not. The n gu
lar old fashioned iron-elad weehly minins
review i a d. la>ion and a snare, and ere
stss nausea
The Free Press has got the right idea
about this thing. In amajoriy of insian-
ees there is no Information to be' gained
from official letters, and it is usually up
these that weekly minin reviews arr based.
Pa taeassrly is this - OF the average COM
stock review. wha, satisfaction does 8
stranger get from reading that "the north
west LITERAL drift on The twensv-four hun
drei foot level Of the rewterinetum has
been advanced seven fest TIRES inches dur
ing the week" and thst "the face Of the
up raise in the jeia, crosseas Of the Solid
Assessment and NesersSeas, nineteen hun
drvd foot level. is still in birdseye porphyry
and making good progress. This
kind of stuff weald do very we'll
il q map Of each mine we're sent
out With the review. A FLOW could
then traee up the work from week 10 week,
and give a pretty god guess Of the srene
Of operations and tell something near what
allied him personally. Bat il he can tell
whether he is on the bottom or top from
the stsrsosyped official letter, which is
made = par Of every weekly mining re
view. he can beat a great majority If people.
What the average reader wants is the gsa-
srsl ossSoof q the mine. presented con
eisely and trushfally. The points Of great
est inseres, should hs made as clear s.
possible, The rate Of progress OF dsad
work IS immstsriSl TO the general public.
II \ drift or winre or erosSeat be started in
= certain direction, people interested in
mining desire to know. first. What Is It's
objecse Second. How far masi it Be run :
Third. How long a time Will be required 10
drive it, These things, together with =
brief summary Il the prospectse II the mine.
rs = whole, are whs, the heart II tbs man
Of ssoeks ysarns for. The makers Of min
ing reviews would do well 10 hsvd these
hints. We charge nothing for them, and
in throwing them GU; We have been ami
mated solely by $ lofty desire 10 hensS, sGf-
fs<ins humanity. snd aos With sny inssn-
tiea u r~Sectiag uroa the originality 81
the Territorial Enterprise, Virginia Chron-
iele and Gold Hill N-ws.
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To "A who really dzsavss 10 acquire
k~uosle3se q had ussnu0ry : : ssrsoGs de-
fss1. wAlch sA01l2 * rse3edssd. 4 D - hls.
! VII tell wa Two sesSEs shas vii sure
sas worss rlsn1a<y. o2s :, 10 read = sab
6 ~esC ssrcusly lnsss ssset- Tbs other
:. 10 not oDly lead, bat Shlnk. When you
Asv~ real a paragraph. er : page, stop
else the box. z3a TRY 70 rszAe2b Der the
ideas Ga -Aatpgs. and rot o2ly r~exll them
vz-t ssv IN yoGr EssA, bat pat them snFo
words .nd p Ak them e1t. Besides iaat-
teAuEe ESaG1s. there are osAer things in
iustaas 10 tbs mSEeEy. 0ae 5. the haiti
q skImGaloS OWE newspapers Items q
nsw>. smart rem4<ks has 4 lntes22tsoa.
pcAzlcal = 3scs.ouS. fssEsaa ucsSs. AL II .
ecaSsss1 l1D6Re. R=vsx - b taoGghf u
4SaIa- saGs diligently ~e9lsiv4slHg a k4hl;
u caFsl - rsa1ag hard = 6SsA& TIE
oe>s memory mGs. lassi;4h2y safer ~
sGc2 a sysfs2.
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a CrLIIxG4


500 re~x-
Thieves are msksag il lively so- the
CAarcA cassls n Utah
TIE Niners' Caloa in the Rlaek Hills
n1aahsrs SA members
Goxexn r elect Perkins, i hsssix Il with
aqpAleAz1 ~ for every o&ee ~tsAla as Sfs
A mepszneas Is ca feos 10 rails saa es or
e<sesi2x q sGlszhie m41cnsn: - The Doa-
ns< party.
Lss3vi1ts u 70 have a shsrd ! - so--
r2as. . wsArhy csslssR gfssaS as - ter
$i.eoe - xs~nk-oG
Iss3siss hzs 1 rec 1siy newspzrsrs
s-zx eaZreaS sz3 = p2A2% saA1al sysssa,
hat sAsrs Ars aass Ia gan lag ASas<s4
Tie ssaa~eas e<s a Sza Fe4asAz y are
On he v~xgs q .sraAsa<. They xxs a.
p<~s~as - - per dav Aaa VI axmAa2 ~.
A nansaex u tAs aanko nea a Lesavtlis
ks shxs cama n ssca<a.ass wtfA tA@
wA u tAs sx1AaSs I'D are nov In
peEvsr.
CsAA eoa xanRsls~ Aszssz 5000
sa3 & O. sMas u salt al I s sea . na1e
81 >als LAKE tbs Piazza C1y Eizs< ass
4Sea Aas u this szo9as
Tksrs = q r9msA< tAas Mrs Bcdsv. wife
Of the msn wA - Asass have Ae~a ~0xrs1
eoasAssrahs ~ sAs Pc pie If Bo1s =
AAc2s ~ asss ~ EAAa AVA A2& epsn :
tsssAkrsal
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The FRS. chest in life with the American
people Is 10 " SET rich the second bow to ~
gain goed health. TIE 6rt e2a be obtaiusa u
energy. honesty and sxvluz TIE ssaen8 fgaed
health by rising GEEzN's Au&rsE FL1RER-
Should Yen be A~GespoEaeEt SUFFERER fraEH shy ~
the rEects of Dyspepsia. Liver CqaplxiuL In
diSsstlS2. etc. sGeh as SICK Hszd1ehe. Pxlp8t4-
uUa q the Heart. 5 HUr Stq9G2cA. HAAttaaI Gus
srzncp, Low spirits, etc. yoG seed n0s S1esF
another day. Tao doses u ArSrsr FzoEEz
viii relieve yU2 At once. Sample Bottles 70
cents Regular sire IS cents Positively sid
By all 1rst-essss druggists IN the Calfsd States
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SUCCESS AT LAST! ETREkA!!
PhotoSraDtsS! PhotoyraphS,,

Owing 10 the recent improvements on nay
skyIight. l hsg leave toeAu public attention Il
,hs fact sAA; have at last STAINED the ideal uf
my dreams. viz The truthfalnsss. the round
and solid hoiGnssS q relief. 50 much admired
in a coed photograph Of the Rembrandt sSyte.
To any eue skeYticxi on this statement. / viii
ehsxrfGlis eeuvsnee them by oesring 4 eona-
psrisen OF photos Ct recent taking with those
Of former days. thereby saost4ntlauns the
above announcement
Also. note this, aud remember II Through
the conv nient management 81 ny PRESENT
hight. pictures u swperior qGslity can be taken
in any weather. Snowy especially. IS NV say
light IS 50 Constructed as T. shade uE tks SHOW
IS IL falls CAli4rsa and groups are recuni-
msEaed for such days Copying Improved on
thserstaSi. either plain or worked mp iG crsyoa
ar eoilr. LOUIS MONACO. Artist
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in favor Of giving home rule to Ireland,
but in local matters only.
DuRLIS. November %.
Mr.. Parnell left Sligo to-day, but Davltt
and DAILY will remain until killen is re-
leased. Parneil has received invitations
from all parts Of the country to address
meetings. His p~rcpagands has been ac-
lively carried on in Sligo during the trials.
The speeches and other incidents cause
increasing excitement in the town. Last
night 5000 people paraded the streets.
They were followed by twenty armed con-
stables
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THE PUBLIC PULSE.
Comments of the Press ON Live
Subjects.

SoxEEHTNSG TO REMEMBER.
From the Enterprise.
We should remember as we gather about
warm he2rthssones and beantful tables,
that in the shadow If our homes poysrty's
children sit by dismal windows in cid
rooms. waiting for something for which to
hs thankful on this one day. The rich
should & literal in their b nef&ctions, and
every AsEd that stretches heAvenwsrd on
Thanksgiving Day should have an open
palm. from which some gift. however,
slight, has dropped into anosher's lap.
sEr1ovE's NEW ROLE.
From the Baltimore Gazette.
1t Is reported that & plan is on foot TO
~s.rseone.ls" the Democratic party in New
York, and that Governor Seymour has an
dsrtaksn the difficult role Of srbiser or
paeiEcAtor. This is something like lock
ing the stable dor aft-r the horse i gane
Mr.. Seymour should have bs<n employed
u sprea al his hands over the party previous
70 .k= NoyeMter wake.
TES CRUCIAL TEsr.
From the Boston Post.
The New York Herald is trying TO kill
Of Senator BAyArd as = Presidential candi-
date by prAlsing him. II he can stand
this there are no Republican shafts that
can syen scratch him.
CONVINCING AEscaxSr.
FROM the StuSx EspasfA
Ihs ess peace commission 70 deal with
ske Indian question ! : gun AZ eaose range.
Just % long - yea Try - argue the case
with Indians. Just 50 long viii they be
sroabls-ame. Moral s~GsSiaa has 10 stzee;
o. tlsns they caus.ECe Il IS fear.
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sir Ashley Cespsr's Vital s~sf~rs-
Gaye.

Tbs great Eagszsh rsE<dy sss 1s1s Gc-s
ea=ss - >sre0Gs k~afltsr. seminal Weakness,
L1st NsHAt 81. z,.-tsrnal sZa~s4Gs saSslyz1@.
trsh1Afy ia ne1x.S =aa<- 4~sxSass~Eey sa&
.9rA 4 ssas~s a. srv sa&ueest ~ xexs2TL Es1fi~s
and -xc~s~es tAEs all etner A@a1Skn~s ccG-
eta~i Why VAL , i s21~rs ><2A - A 4.
Maa@e. NJ y. ~ N k~srny ssr~ex >s4 Frsa-
I've the 3. sAsxsffv~. ard be Jared Pr1e<.
= per oa3s4s. FUG< ua1es ta& 42snsftx. ssa.
rry a bite. Dr. sas.< treats al FrtvAss LIS
s1s<s sze<xsstG1r wlfhs&t M@r<2ry.
ncyG ly&xw
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PACIFIC t
lsrEorAL TO THE rrRrKA DAILY SENTINEL.
AI.tFoRNI
rhe Burke Suit Progress of the
Trial.
SAY FRANcIsco. November eS.

SAN Francisco. November IS.
Judge Thornton. Of the Twenty-third
District Court, tadAy overruled demurrer
Of ths defendants in the case IF John III.
Burke against Flood and the executors Of
the estate of O'Brien n recover $4,000.
600, and decided that the defendants must
answer. A motion TO commit Flood for
contempt, for refusing to answer questions
put by plaintiffs counsel, WAS decided in
favor Of plaintiff the Court deciding that
all the questions pui we're proper, and the
witness, Flood, must answer. Hall Me-
Allis;er, counsel for Flood, assuring the
Coart that witness would now answer, no
further order was made.
In the suits of Burke against the Nevada
Bank. to recover S.o00U00, and Barke
agAins; the Pacific reclining and Bullion
Exchange, TO reeover 81 ,00O.0o, all OBJ
~jeetianS Of defendants were overruled, ex-
eepl that eomplainaats did not sufficiently
aiiege the narsTe y. tile contracts com
planned al. Ga this ground defendants
dSmurrers were sustained in these suits,
and plaintiff allowed ten days to amend his
eomnlAiutS.
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Tia w~iikassa sPeeis.1sl las srrsvs4 in
tASs eisx. aa3 az a9w ee s@aszlse@ a. 10 Par
ke< H~<s~. r@cas IS ana "a s1@erwrs f-a&
eAEVese 4nss syeefal 1Assssss. as4 @s~ Vase
Ills 1ave %. azxrSx2sra - Ia N - .
t~as0 II " ~ tsn1<xs AID slk-1zsa1t pays
esa4s. sall aa4 Il . ctr s1vsatss~ . Sail ~
AtM CuGsx1tsz30es Ia k1s 10. GSrA.a.
Fs~s<hs sPaz a. t~tsltxa. SIX v&s@ ! 1rs.
GUAa 10 = y y AM Srea 10 . ~
Ssz3sy&. frv1s 10 =. II e. n s2y. G@@s@@
sasa0as fr~s * eAaFgsN
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TRE CRCcIAL TExr.
From the Boston Post.


T~asczrors j. Yrs tShsy The only town q
is siEs IA The State which has no rablic
hall.
Tasszrora paid slSs IS far POstoEee
asunsy Vrisrs fr0l The I7th - the I'D u
November.
The Chinese are having Paradise, greatly
TO fhe satisfaction q TIE wsase people IN
that section.
An exchange says Chiaago capitalists
lave been s~ind.eG by large investments
IN P2nar2ins mines.
D@eks are vesy pleaslfal Al Honey Lake
Three hsso1t-s seo IN tao days las: week
= 3aeks and IS geese.
Hang up in 5 Eeao sAlcca Is a card with
his Inscription
To trGss IL ~ Nzsx.
To eGsz - hell
NS txUsS - e1ss
NJ a-s-. - ezl.
All the way from z.a0 10 10. 100 pounds
u traat ara being saipps3 FROM W4ds-
worth every week TAe pSle~ : ere Sit per
po2a5. whieh makes the rsvsaSs nearly
81 ESQ per week.
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II yea have sne er eo@r1esis3 wAs- CT
eiock. a a-G-is Sax. al aGt0n.atoa singing sira,
OF any afAxr a~lse.;e and intricate gs<Se u
mechanism r<~1lE< repzi-~. ~ 10
EDW. WILHELM.
Chrune@stez. 8xteh an3 ctNSknske-. aa1 1aEs
north ~ Msysrs 4 Franklin. Msin street.
All work warranted - 1--WE p~rIsSt szt4ssxc-
u0a ~ positively us charge. q
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Explosion and Less of Life.

Nav ORLEANs November 3.
By the scciden,s. explosion u i've
pounds Of po~dsz 81 the residence Of Wan.
Knap~, Point Conpes parish. knsps aud
one child were ssvsrsls earned. and two
% bis children. oas three and the other
BY years I'D. snd thSE grandmother. Mrs.
EaLer. wxx~ killed.
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Leaden Compliments.

CoLvSA. November IS.
4 shooting affray occurred At the Dexter
Bosllng Saloon a. 5 O'Clock last night,
between Vim. Ogden and John Gill in
which GAL resolved three shots in the
breast snd the in the ankle. Ogden was
shot between the pit IL the stomach md
the navel, ami also IN the thigh. Both are
in 8 critical condition.
II, $. Warren, a pioneer printer, died
suddenly this morning.
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Iaseresaing to Nevaaans


@ISCL>SATI. November =.
Harry Hsssss, b ass beSn on trial for
the past nine DAYS ~ an ln8Icsnasnt for 4
most re olsas ard indecent ASSAULT upon
H2;sie Hoeexs = i lie girl SIX years cid.
committed ia Fsssuary last. Was tadsy
found guilty b. tbs jury. after nearly
twxnsy-fScr Aoars' 5eabsr4sions.
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woman Suffrage in Massachusetts.

bN>LUN. N1NCLItC q y
The total registration cf ONE IN
Massachusetts, for the coming municipal
elections Is estimated st &eoo. The Bard
Of Aldermen Of this city has passed a rv~o-
luton forbidding smoking in tie voting
places during the forenoon. 50 that these
maiden ballots may be east in an nntsinssd
a~.mQSpherS.
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SAe<s Ns<sS received daily. Sheet Nzs1e.
Gz~sc 3 oss e<tsr~5 t-u- a. pasafsh~-S Ss
catalogues az TIE GULrGN ECLk AQEE
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CHicAGo- November ..
The score Of the bicycle race at 3 P. N.
stood as follows: English teSm-Cann.
6ils Stanton. SIS. American tsam-G.
Harrison. ga. RelArd, eli; Rutland, SIS.
BslArd had been en- the track only a few
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afternoon. The Easlshman has IS miles
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pipes.

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Explos,en ofa Powder wan.

SYRACUSE n. ", November Is.
The Msresltns powder mill, about twelve
miles southwest of this place, exploded
this morning destroying three buildings
and 5000 pounds II powder. Foe report
was heard taenty miles aUay Ne person
MSS injured. The people Of Syracuse,
when they felt the shock and saw the glare.
thought the Second Adseutists had struck
IL at last.
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Public Notice.

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Presidential speenia,ioas.

&ttl(ACOs NONStANNf -
The T ihune has had an interview with
the California Congressman. Page and
Berry, who are en- route 70 Washington.
PAGE expresses the belief that Berry is a
roeN-rooied. aggressive Democrat. and
will. in common with other Democrats in
Congress. aid in solidifs ing both the North
and Sotah. he considered Grant the first
chio ce on tie Pac fc Coast for President,
and Booth Tor Vice President. The name
az the latter woall certainly be presented
in any case. Blaine is the next chnice for
President. sherman has hosts of friends,
il be is to he in the field. Berry appre-
hsnds no serioas disss nsions in Congress
this session. He regards the Presidential
contest as between Thurman and Raysrd.
and he, personally, fsyors Bsyard. The
nomination Of Grsut would insure = Demo-
cratic success. Blaine Is very strong
man en- the PScide Coast bnt be thinks
that California VIII be carried for the
Democracy. ON account Of the union If
the WorAiugmen and Democrats.