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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-28

Especial to the SESTrsEL.i
SAN FRAScIsco, June 27.-Late this
afternoon the tug returned from the
Farallones, having on board the Captain
and crew OF the Franconia. The ship is
rapidly breaking up, and with the cargo
will be q total loss. The insurance on the
cargo was effected in San Francisco, and
amounts to si10,405.
Richard Lewis. an expressman. was killed
by falling from his wagon yesterday morn
ing.
George Ecker. aged IA. tried to ride .
spirited horse yesterday near the Park
entrance, and was thrown, receiving in
juries that will prove fatal.
A Grass Valley dispatch says: AT the
fire this afternoon at Sebastapool, the mine
and works were entirely destroyed, and 1t
is thought that the engine INC boiler are
ruined. The pumps in the shaft are lost
for the present. The timbers in the in
cline are burning, which will necessitate
sinking q new shaft before work can be
resumed. The origin Of the fire is I'M
known. Four men who were down in the
shaft made their escape through q drain
tunnel. . The loss is S12, 900.
SAN Francisco, June N.-The steamer
Newbern brings the crew If the schooner
Eustace from Mazatlan. and the particulars
of the killing Of the Captain and firing Of
the vessel by a maniac cook: The cook,
who had shown signs Of dementia, suddenly
stabbed the Captain as he entered the cabin.
lie then ran into the closet where the axes
were kept, and the crew closed the cabin
doors. The cook continued walking about
the cabin several hours, and threatened to
fire the vessel, which caused the crew to
get the boats ready. Soon after smoke be-
gan rising from the cabin and the crew left
hastily, as the vessel had 1890 kegs Of
powder on board. Soon after she blew up.
The maniac undoubtedly persisted in the
explosion. The crew reached Mazatlan
after o sixty miles pull in q heavy sea.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-28

On Friday last some 1000 or 5000
bushels Of charcoal we're burned on Tru'
man Cornforth's ranch. on the west side
Of Antelope Valley. 1t Is not known how
the charcoal was hred. When tho neigh
bors saw the smoke and went to the ranch
Mr.. Cornforth had left, and nothing has
been heard Of him since.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-28

Mos.rs. franklin 4 Co. have the finest
assortment Of carpets ever brought 10 TINS
market, aud sell them at astonislihg,y iow
passsrns. No trouble to show goods. >
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-28

The Times Review says there is a scarcity
OF hands for hay-making this season, and
It IL not improbable that a large quantity
Of grass will remain uncut for that reason.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-28

Has the most complete Wholesale liquor
aud cigar establishment on the coast, and
the only one in Eureka. He buys his
goods in the East, and is prepared to fur
nish the trade at San Francisco prices. y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-28
vr,rERDAY's STOCK SALES.
90, Francisco stock Exchange.

MORNING BOARD.
295 Ophir-7 .,o7
IN Mexican-11 l0s
"a Gould & Curry-es u
40 Best 4 Belcber-l2s
os5 Calieornia-135c l40c
81 Savage-32)c -
,a9o Con Virginia-3G5c 3C5cbl5
30 Chollar-26jc
190 Hale & Norcross-4lJc
30 Crown PoiDt-2lbc 2lOc
100 Yellow Jacket.5f
40 Imperial-15c zoe
ITO Kentuck-25Oc
$50 Belcher-320c
4SO SNevada-l24 12b l2s l2l l25
Is Utah-93
90 Bullion-l35c l40c
Az Oyerman-l55 l6Oc
530 Justice-l l05c
SS5 Unlon-1l4 liz III liz III liz
500 Alta 405c
400 Julia-5jc
900 C~aledonia-40c
100 Lady Washington-2Jc
45O Andes-195c 2
5IO S~corpion-152c l60c
Zoo Challenge 0Jc g0c
III lAltlOuki EVt
$50 N tx Utah-l05c .
$50 s Hill-25c
400 Benton-ll0c lO3c
IS G Gate-2SOc
AFTERNOON BOARD.
100 Belmont-SOc
$50 G. Prize-50c
20 Northumberland paid
450 Tuscarora-25c
80 Day-l75c
10 ~Enreka-304 81
26O Albion-370c ~ 3SOc
400 Wales-l5Oc
400 Mt Diablo-9l
$50 Holmes-20c
$50 Bechtel-12
900 Tioga-70c
GOO Syndicate-30c
100 Concordia-1l0c
100 Goodshaw-40c
80 Belvidere-50c-ass't paid
725 s Bodie-5c
45 Mono-3'
100 University-10c
20 Mt Diablo-9A
80 Day-li
300 Addenda-2oc zoe
$50 N~oonday-125c
200 S Bulwer-35c-ass't paid
$50 N Noonday-75c
800 Oro-70c Csc
1870 s King 21s 212
80 II Center-165
100 Sulphuret-3
20 N Belle-19a
EGO Star-2Jc
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-28

IMPORTED cigars, finest brands kept b.
Davidson NJ the p. o. Cigar stand.
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r., d p. PASSENGER TRAVEL.
AnnrxALs SUNDAY NIGHT.

ARRIVALS SUNDAY SIaHT.
" p Haskell + Probert
@ A Stephenson Miss Annie smith
n Smith Mikei q WI
A W Campbell Wm Peters
Jas Gill
ARRIVALS LAST NIGHT.
E Anderson VITA c Fountain
James Smith Wendell
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-28

Go early and secure bargains at the San
Francisco Clothing Store
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-28
COAST ADvIcES.
CALIFORNIA.

Loss OF the ship Franconfa ana LIS
Cargo, vRiued ut sli0.4oS-
Deaths from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tive fire at Sebastapool.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-28
WE LEAD
WE NEVER FOLLOW
BOTH IN STYLES, QUALITY AND PRICES.

Up to date we have brought the Fashions to Eu-
reka and reduced the e~xorbitant prices that the people
of Eureka have been in the habit Of paying; not only
have We inaugurated these reforms, but will keep up
our standard against high prices until the people Of Eu-
reka and vicinity learn to protect themselves. It will
only take one call from the most skeptical to prove that
our prices in Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Cloaks,
Dolmans, Havelocks, Linen listers, Ready Made Suits,
also, in Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Lace Cur
tains, and, in fact, all House Furnishing Goods. have
never before been equaled in Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-28
THANKS.

We thank our customers for their past pat
ronsge, and hope they will continue to favor
us. We will try and merit it.
, 1881-05-07

TIE Conkllngttcs claim that tho following
Republican Senators will certainly support
their chief In his sorehoad fight agnlnst the
Administration: Rollins, rlatt IN. ~, DON
Cameron, Mitchell, 5luhone, Kellogg, Jones
tNev.), Mcmillan, Allison. Tho following
arc claimed for Conkling, but Mlay be classcd
MS sdoubtful: Elmunt!s, aIoDiIl, md Elgor-
ton. The Democratic Senators who arc
counted OIL with certainty rs ConklIng's
supporters arc brown, GrooIno. Mcpherson,
Cockre', Garland, FarloX Slater, David
DavIs, Hill, Jones, Harris. Pentllcton, Your
heus, Nlaxey, Walker, Fair. 1t will be notad
that while thore arc sixteen Democrats
there nrc only thirteen llopublic-
nus, counting Conkl1ng himself, MD
three doubtful Senntors. Should all
those nalnel yoto against tho nomination Of
1tobettson lle would ba.llefcated, US many OF
tho Sauators aro abyont, mud 1t is not likely
that they vii! return to Washington during
tilo present session. There Is good reason to
believe, however. that Conklng cannot lIl-
pIiuitly rely OIL NIL those named.
, 1881-05-07
POLITICAL.

dOS. CuItLOM.
spsesal DtspateA to The Chieaeo THeaas,
PEonlA, ILL.,, NIny B.-rllc Springfield afo,A
stor, Il Democratic organ c!uso in tho cond.
dcnco Ut Gov. Ouflon,. says his E.cellcucy
has been tciltleret Oitc Of thu most Eu,5urlant
positions III u,a gift Of President Garfield.
but declines tho same. 'rlI[s is 4 ,,'o1c In.
portant official declaration tlIan at tisst ap.
pu'rs. 1t Is wc,l known that mos. cyeyy
Official net Of Gov. Crllom within Tho pa,s
year aild q half Inns been performed solely
with Il View to fllrthorlng Ills chances at
being tho SUCCESSOR Of DayE,l Davis, aud slit
lie Ia rs far from TINT desired cnnsun,m..
ton NJ ever. Tho QUESTION Of his
succession aB Governor II ot fur greater tu.
portance to tho pcople Of Illinois titaI! The
one OF WHO will be Dayls' suecessor. Thu
election for Senator occurs IN Jnnuary, ISL,
witi'o Gov. Utlllou,'s term dues not end I'LL
two ycars litter. All this erounl was gpne
over prnyl0ls to tho Organization Of tho pres.
Ont Hesleral Assembly. III ylew VI the we'll
known fact TINT Cul.om Ind Seaatorlal asp-
ratipns, tho large body If rltraf Republicans
almost demanded TINT Senator Gtorsa
Hunt, Of Edgar. shonld bo pit In
tho 1tne Of succession by being shatt
PRESIDENT pro tom. Ut tho ScNatc. Hunt !s wel
known Is ono Of the nblost md turcst mcn! Il
tho Souato. lntl Ia now sorylug hfs second Term
Thero 4s nu nso 1t, rnlnotny matters. Tho 0pt
lon hns boeu expressed II hunttro1 tncs ant
l,uuor u hundred tllTcrent circumstances iha
tios. cntl9m coutl .,pycrr 70 to The senate Y!
isatS Nas Gat Witt iIaniitom % i i sa!ssst il.
enough; but becuuso ho II too yolng :.
, 1881-05-07

ALL tho royalty, arlstocrpey, plutocracy,
aud snohocfaey Ut Hurope aro !n twltter ot ex-
eltolnent tust now over tho ,narrlage Ut tho
Asehdaka Rudolph, tho hels. apparent to tho
throne ot Austria. and tho petneess Htephanle,
tho socoad dauyhtor Of tho klug Of belgium,
which will take ptaoe At Vlanua i,oxt Tuusday,
Ha u but VI years of ago, and sla
only II. 'Yleuna IL Ia = glow OF exolta-
msnt, and tue public and private celebrations es
tho uyont Will ha imposing aud brilliant. The
ucRlan Princess will rsu1h Vienna next Mut1-
dny, Meanwhl@o tho Nlhll!sss. Socialists, AMI
Communists " gu with tholr plating to destroy
dynamite.
, 1881-05-07

NlA11oNE Inns ceosed to hold this great 1se-
public by tho tail. It was not NIL Outlying
MI

TnnEE-FouisTua Of tho imports arld two
thirds Of tile exports Of this Nation Of co. GOO,
GOO people pass through tho single port Of
New York, yet ir. Conkllng processes to re-
gard tho Collectors ot|lce as n private per-
1ulslto his own, and tho Now York Custonl-
.louse MS tho Citadel OF his political power.
The rule Should be thnL no citizen of New
York should be made Collector. Thus 1t
might be possible to lit tho Custon.llonse
out OF tl,e miro OF fncttonal politics. 1t Is far
more Important that tho Collector should be
man who will not connlve at the nnderval-
untion Of goods, und 50 discriminate In favor
Of New York nQnlnst NIL the rest OF the coun-
try, than TINT he should bu a Colkltng 1nan,
or Dlafncnlnt, or anybody clse's mai.
, 1881-05-07
"T'llE Custom-1fousc or 1loshtngl" Va,
wetl; taIke tho latter md go."


Who will care for 1.oscoo nowi
Mr., Gnriteld's bomb appeared to wofk hil
right.
Mt looks as II I might tako tho star route
myself. At any ratio, l am Kotnz sky-h!gh Just
now."-Iaoscoc C0uktng.
Mary Anderson has fallen out With her
stGpfuthur. Bho thinks TINT anybody who goes
BtcI,-fnthcr viii fnro worso
According to q popular ditty, "Fatlor's
pants will aoon lit hruthor," but Just who Amin
Dcklhsun's pants will fit, nobody Booms to
know.
Mlle AlphonslMo do Weiss ls now startling
rars by hcr sklil na q plnn!ato. sho phys only
with ono hand. This III tilovo In tho right d.
rccdon.
"Tllo Broken Mirror" Is tho title of tho
Inst novel. Tho nalno Of tho atitwaukeo girl who
lt,okutl luto tho mirror aud smiled hus uvt boon
inado public.
Put away Ills bamboo hshpolc.
Do not catch tho WORMS you soc,
For CUR lato Vice. s-rrnslent,-
Is elected schoul Trustee.
Tho Baltimore Nc.us puts tho cost of Solo
mons Iumpio at Utmost s76, ,d09, ,D03,000 It Ia
very bylont tllnt ttoro was Ito plumbing done
In tho Tempie.,
"1V0mcn who aro ornzy about the now
spring bontiets nrc said to hnvo tho delfrluni
trlmmins. This Ia protty fur for moving wuuk,
Isn't it3"-S. J.. Tttden.
Circus parttus aro fashionable In Washing
ton this yoasoi. but aftur one has beun fortnud
thoro Is always dEaputo ~ to whethor Daruhms
or tho Honatc Chamber ahall be visited.
"Whaqh Is tho pleasnntest month OF tho
ycnr in UhicnEo2" asks m Eaatet1l lady. Wo
don't know. but June IL tho snldest. All tho COL
lego and sanilnary coulaluncotnunts OCCUR In
xIt in.
, 1881-05-07

At the meeting Ut tho Produce Exchange
In Now York Tuesday President Lincoln
said: aft Is difficult to estimate the worlds
consumption Of oil, but 1 think 1t Is safe to
assume TINT 1t approxtmntes 5000 barrels of
crutlo lally." Much OF thls unuuestlonaby
is used for lubricat'nR purposes, md another
considerable quantity Is lost In refining. But
The consumption Is still not great for tho
whole world. The Industry Is In Its infancy.
Undiscovered countries will before tie eud
Of the century DO usIng petroleum tor one or
perhaps for several purposes. Tho prospects
OF nm Increased consumption lnay bo snitl to
lie utmost equally between II multiplication
Of tho uses to Which 1t can be put and I'LL OK
tension Of the demand for 1t for the common
purposes already known.
, 1881-05-07
MENASHA, WIS,

Special DispattA 10 Th4 Calfhao 7r1s''ae
MaNAs.sA. W's., sfay o-Na':gauon ua,.so u M
su,ncd. Tho loo won't nut of Lnko "lhaeu.et ~
laet Sunday. Thost stea1n.basgo A1as 'uo . IN. -.
arrlyal. She passotl through on ra'''e III, n .r,
pcton with l00 cords Of whI.o porl,r u'sr al ii
tho puip.nlll, We aro hnvin9 4 hssn ~ st"ts trom
water, but no tiu1nuge Is appfchsla.uous ' md
overflow, Our dun bus bcc,s strd,s1ae8,n n,,,tna
ITO apprehension In felt for it, sa!et'.
the summer. tho Fox s Wisconsin !,'pE%el Ixt,
Cnupuliy Wilt put Il. now ata ALL ~, liz iu1es
F,x' wrk viii iS rs,.slass, r. osa s,''fi Hfi.
ttOn consisting Of very timely is.i atnrf
i SlSoSs. waio wor 6oatsl i.rs, ,nst
by tho sseamer ttuorietti'. otmet otme.nnplstel. shs
Vt waolo be,t,s ,,nder tho suiers!sIoaI sI # /. lsaa
Hain. v h0 Knows nDw such work slou'a " oS"'-
, 1881-05-07

THE demand for saiaors III SAN Francisco
exceeds tho Aupply. Wages havo riycn In conao-
quer,ce, and several Captains havo hoch obliged
to resort to Chlnoso sailora. Oapt. Hutchinson,
OF tho English Rhp 1aook Torraco, hus lust Ronu
to sea With fourteen Of thon,. Ho expected to
hire them at .n6Aerato wages, but the willy
Atongollana had boun Anprlsed of tho vnlIo Ut
their eeryio0s, and. after sonlo uaRgllnR, won't
ohcorfully on hoard under uontrnet for saa a
month and throo nonths' pay In advance. Sow
erAl ancient sklppors deoinre that such wages
for tho heathen Ia enough to mako n tnurtnor's
lnir turn whlto In night. They say that It is
aI very well for Capt. Hutchinson to assort that
the Chinoso showud themselves to 10 good Sailors
when subjected to preliminary trial IN port,
but tl,at whom storm comes 1n ho will ropoIIt
OF his bnrKnin. III Tho meat,ttsuc several othor
Captains arc negotiating fir Chtnelo help, nud
don't soom III tho loost 4tsmayol at growing Of
thiA eprts
, 1881-05-07

THE extraordinary increase In tho receipts
Of tho French railways in lBo0 ID naturally tho
subIeot Of slnucro ruloiOlng In tho newspapers.
Tho augmentation for that your reached no lesa
n aum ttan Ill t,00J,0M franoa. The progress Of
tho railways during tho lust four years ia worthy
Of examination. In 1877 tue total ruoplpts were
8l6oO1 QUO; In 1B13, tho Exhibition ycar, 0Oi Oo0-
010s III 1870 ths increase was lpss 1nurlled; but
last your tho amount registered was no lens THU
1q2S 00u 000 trancs. Nor can 1t bo amid that this
prosperity, ~ was the oaso In lndlA Iii tho
famino tlmcs, Ia owing to tho movements OF wine
and c0rn resulting from scarcity In cortaEn
districts. or to tho luoroasca mttoaEo open. The
augmentation por k!lomelro was SruM SyloB
francs In ls77 tu 9,t9v francs III 1850, Tho !u-
creaalns wealth OF Franco IL astounding, nnl
Indicates IN aplount Of prosp9rIry whuh haa
never boon evbn approached under any other
form ot govGrnment
, 1881-05-07

TIE United States enjoys ut present its
sensation lit tha form OF stnr-route Post
Office ruX. hut thure ts ailothor Government.
from which ,nroIy anythng Il henri In refer
efco to corruption among hixh Stnto officials,
which at presaut tlaa aIso Its sensation stirring
md disturbing tho Court atrplas to thoIr yrry
centres. Tho 1x.Mfnater Of Foreign Affairs OF
Bwclan aild Chancellor ot tho University at
Dpsnl4, Count Hennlng- lIamlttun, has squn1.
tered tho property, of his nteoos. appropriated
.so,0oo kronan OF tho University funds to his own
llso, uMl forged tho name Of bin cousin Hamilton
toa number OF drafts, amounting In NIL to lltte
over 7S0, 600 kruuen, Aaaut $190,000, Immediately
utter tho discovery OF tho crImo frienda md
rclatlves paid the drafts auu tho amount takon
froIn the Unlvoraty finls. The Quoun is said to
have contributed 40.U00 kronpn. Ills nirccs,
however. will i0so MI. Tho drafts burinR boon
takon up aud tho money restored to tho unlyer-
sity, the GuyerntBcbt ls disposed TO prosecute.
bit tho scandinavian press vigorously insists
upon tho arrest and trial Of tho torEcr and de-
faultsr. In tho meanttn,o tho Count hns boon
deprived Ut NIL uiIions OF trust nd honor, aa woi
as all orders mud decorations bestowod upon him
by tho King. untIl tho discovery OF ILLS crimes
Count Itunnlna was Gnu OF tho most prominent
rorsons in tito Btnte. md etposi htgh In Tho os-
toom Ut tho Court ~ well as Of tho people.
, 1881-05-07

Mix EMEitY Il. 6Toitlss wAs wont to say
during tic cntnpAlgn-snd tic sR!d 1t with
perfect truth-ihat !le Ind always been q 1se-
publican; that le Ind never skulkod or
fallen out OF llno, Or deserted tho cMuse. lie
extended this compliment to thoso with
whom ho was associated betoro the Nomt-
lluting Convention. ITieu wer0 never found
"under tho band.wagon during tile storn";
they were tho tricd and true,--tlia faithful
among tho faithloss; the yertobnn uni
antcnna Ut the Republican party. ItseelIla
that Mr. Storrs ovoresttnated the fidelity OF
his party associates, though lle did not DO
scribe Ills own whit too f0ryently, It
strikes us that Mr.. CoNklkng Is Just now
looking out for warm spot under the band
wagon. lilo and Ills trlends have lla-
clared repeatedly that Now York would
cease to DO Republican tho lNolnent
tho right OF the sullior Ssnator to
dispense tho offices in that 'State wis denied.
Thoy hive put the wlloe issue Oh the low
plane Of spolls, not principles. And thelr
logic cuts backwards rs we'll us forwards.
II they will not work for tho Republican
party In tho future unless thay ilave tho Of
ices. 1t must be that their efforts In the past
were Inspired only by the hope Of Office.
Yet wo dq not ron.uu,ber that the campaign
was pitched on tl,at kuy. No passage IN any
9 OF Coukllnx's speeches, 80 far Rs reported,
urged tho puople Of New York 10 "Vote for
(}artield, because 1t you 10 we'll capture the
Cnstoln-fionse." It wis not aA lltnceulens
within the memory Of any pars0n that Mr.,
Conk!lnR wns to be "1ewarAed," or cnll-
ArIned as "liusst" or "reco3nlzcd In
any way Whatever, TIlo senior SENATOR
md Gcn. Grant In all tllalr speeches
did not lisp syllable about Collsctorslltps,
or Fostmastors!lips, OF Attorneysliiss. fley
spoke Of the taritt, ul.d paslpar labor. aud
the Solid SnutIl, allI various other topics,
which hau ,.otlling tO lo with sl'olIs. Now,
II IL 'auhacious, u say Tie iaast, for them or
either Ut t1,6M to declare tllat the Offices after
al. were thu essentials u,ld these other things
the lln,l-essentiais III tho ca!ntal9l; nMt
wsthaut the former the Kepubtican party Il.
Gew York lllust ~ upun tllu rocks, aud tlat
, 1881-05-07

THE following is n summary Of tho work
accomplished BY tho Supreme Court Of tho
United Htatss during tho October torn, Of 1850,
which olosed on Monday lastt At tho ond OF
tho proyloua togm-tho 0ut0bcr tcru. Of t87g-
tho uumbur Vt cnses on tho docket WAS Tol.
6lnco that ttn,o III now casca havo beon dook-
eted. ulaktug a total of 1.saA OF thaEu IL! hay0
been arEncd tlGrlng tho term which hAs Just
closed. and % submitted ou pr!utod briefs, n,ak.
lne total OF III aas9a autually brought before
tho Court for confederation. This u v deureaao
Of ak oasos fr,ln tho tsrM preceding, Tho nun.
bor of caaes tlually tilspussta VI aud strluken
fr0n tho docket during tho term Just and64 Ia
1a3. a. sollow4; Affirmed, lo7, suyoFsed, u; dis
missed, a1i luostaous nnsworad. ]; aooketcd aud
dismissed. "; sots!cd aud 1lssnissul. ~, dis.
tntssod under twenty. eight! ru'e U; tntai. t15.
Tho number ut ouses dlsppaod OF IN tho pruyious
teesu VIA tQS. 1t thus appears shat tho Court has
nut oeon able t0 olcar away this torn ~ many
uases a. it did laat,-a result owing lo.lbttoaa ~
IT. crippled condition. Tho number OF oases
now tou.atnlng on thodookot IL Ka7, an increase
OF v slaeo tue close Ut tho October taru OF ls10
, 1881-05-07

Republicans OF the ConklIng breed arc NIB
solved of their pnrty obligations II they nre
not pntd for keeping tltom TIP. II tho lsoput'.
ltoau party III New York Is the rottcn a,i
worn,.catou old she'll tl,at these persons sny
It Is, 1t eailnot 20 I'd ptecos too soan, NVo
cannot believe that 1t Ia; Or that 1t will DO III
jnrcdln tho least degree by Purifying Il ot
NIL the parasites and vcrn.tn that remain will,
It only so long rs they can fattan upon its
nlAnAa
, 1881-05-07

Acconp1Na to the Turkish laws regulating
tho succession to tho thronc Ut tho En,plro, tho
oest rrlncr Of tho dynasty aftor tho suttan.
pectiyo SUCCESSOR to tho Ottoman urnwti. For
fratrfoitics IN tho families of tho 5uLtans. Too
often tho rotg,tlng sultan wonld onuso bis
younger brottibrs to DO "dIspoaol Ut by ofsler-
ing lho,n to l,a Bowsd up I'll bags md thrown into
tho tlusph0rs, In order to secure tho scocsatnft
to tito thtonc to hts oldest son. Queen Victoria
fcnro,l n atmltar fnto for Abdul Aztz, who wns
t,ettirt,nod AfAy vi. tBsf, and instructed hcr AM
bassAilur Mt OnnatnntEnoro To insist upon tho
protection of bis ilfo. performing tho snrio
kind olllco afterwards for Suitan Murad
", brother IND Predecessor to tho
prcsont sultnn Abdul 1Ianld. The latter,
however,. tnkos timp by tho forulook. fao has
sliacnverod that two Ut his younger brothors.
Nuretlslln aud allo.mnn Pashas. wcro conspIrlng
ngalnst bis life. Ho Is determined to "dlapuso
Of" thot1l, md cnnses tho sngulnr icat|, Of
his predecessor, Ah1ut Aziz, to I'D Investigated.
III which Nurctldin and Su1untan woru Afsu m It
Is suited, inix9l mp. According to latnst dts.
patches both hnYe boon arrested. porflRps bbth
brothers feared thnt a,!nb day thoy would bB
"tll4posed Of" by Abdnl Hanifd, bncauso thoy
know his 1nxoly to secure tho tbr0no to his
Oldest son, Muhamca s,ellnl, burn Jan. II. 1870,
anl tU snvc tholr own livos they orKnnlzot Il
conspiracy tn take tho life Ut Abdul. 1}at Tho
lntter hna ''tho duad wood" on tton. and thny
10th will undoubtedly bU BplUxod ft0tn tho list
Of tho living. Tho history Of tho Osnun dy,,nsty
Is full Of such episodes. oontafnlng even moro
uf thcm thai, tho history Of tho house Of tho
1io!nanptfe.
, 1881-05-07
, BLUE OUTLOOK ron xoYARoHY.

A d1spntci, FROM Vigiina, which npmnrutt
III TIN CHICAGO Tnfl,uNE OF yosterlny, rl,.
ports n worry gloomy outlook for loyalty fl
Europe. It is tossihlr-In0re than that, prob
able-tltat the gloomy fnrcDo,llngs expressed
In II aro exaggerated, bit there Is ultuuestlu,-
nbfy II feeling Of anxiety Oil the pnrt Of the
occupants Of thrones, md an apprehension
tint thore le trouble In store, browctl by rovo-
lntIonlsts. Or 1sussln would not l,nvo appealed!
Eli Suddenly ald stret,uonsfy to tho European
Powers to maka couInion canso against tho
revolnl1onlsts. t,,,d unto III rnprcssivo mems.
nres agafnss tlioht, mud Germany nt,d A,,strla
wolll not 50 quickly haye secoiulel tho mp.
penl. According to this d1soNtclt, tho Inar-
riaRe ceremony of tho Princess stephanle, who
Is to bontited 1T wcslook to the Orown Fri nee
Rudolph OIL Tho 10th lust. ut Vienna, Is TO
bo tho signal for n revolutionary cutbroak III
1snssfa, ,Ailstrin, Gertlahy, ami ltaly, co.n-
nlonclnE with the 'enssasf,ation Ut tho Cxar, nt't
nut stopping until tho otlior antoorNta hnvo
sllaresl II similar fate. Tllls b!ootly scheme
may. however,, bo considered ralllnr as n
threat than n reality, for there llns hardly
bcon Royal fcstlvlty during tho past two or
three years tltat Ilas not bouit accompanied
by n similar sallgt1lilnry pr0pi'ccy. ills mt
ln,proEahlc-on tlio other l,ant, 1t Is highly
probablo--t'iat tho prcso'tt Car will shnro
tic horrible fate OF Ills falhor before tho year
Is oht, Tor Tho snino secret, tefrlble, detnr-
mined bnnd.uf consptrators are dogRlilG him
that SO porsistcntly followed Ills father, and
NIL TINT they want Is tho opportunity, which
sooner or Inter, IN some lt,caiitlous moment.
VIII b. given them; anu 1t IS not iniproDablc
INT fESt1h ttnt