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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-10
stages for cherry Creek.

Gilmer, Salisbury a Co.'s stages leave
Eureka every Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs
day mornings for Cherry Greek fare, $40.
For further information apply to W. E.
Davidson, Agent, Postofice Building. \
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-10

The value OF life insurance will be seen
from the following. Mr.. Hillhouse took
out a policy but a short time previous to
his death:
SAN Francisco, Feb. 5. 1881.
VIM. B. HIcKoK, ESQ, EUREKA-Dear Sir:
I am pleased to inform you that the claim
under policy No. e3, 479, A. M. Hillhouse.
has been approved by the Company, and
will be due and payable in sixty days from
Jan. IA, 1881. The amount OF the claim
will be $40, 900. Yours truly.
WALLACE EvERsoN, Genl Agt. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-10

LOOK here, boy, this is a miserable
certificate your teacher sends me Of your
standing" said a Galveston parent to his
son. faint my fault. I didn't have the
getting up of it, or it would have been all
right. Galveston News.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-10

The celebration of the Chinese New
Year in New York, Washington, and other
cities besides those in which the Chinese
more largely abound, is a sign of the
times.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-10
STOCK SALES.
r..,cisco stock Exchange.

MORNING BOARD.
AK ophir-415c Aloe
20 S2o WVexican-445c 440c 8
Slo Md n Curry-235c 24Oc 245c
39o Rest & Belcher-6s D OF
200 S%an,aoemi7Oc 1850 II 17Ocb5
or oS Can. Virginia-l40c
70 C~hollar-165c
soo LII & Norcross-320c 81 315c
40 Crown Point-idoc ooo.
I95 Yellow Jacket-2ooc Zocc
go Imperial-5c loc
) Kentuck-l4oc
oo0 Belcher-105c
110o Confidence-260c 2o5c
i55 Sierra Nevada-7of %
Is Utah-6s
10 Bullion-ls l4oc
% Exchequer-lOoe
aso Oyerman-70c 63c
ak Union-63 81 6t % 81
800 Alta-l4 l20c
I70 Julia-40c 35c
400 Caledonia SOC 30cb30
100 Silver Hill--5c
on Challenge-65c zoe
80 Occidental
no Andes-l05c lloc
100 Ward-1A
sS0 Scorpion Soc
40 Concordia l40c
AFTERNOON BOARD.
p.r.-1o
ITO n. bs'leA ion
1900 Grand rri g. az
1880 Argentaoo2oc '''
&5 Nayalo3Ii
90 independent "a
62O Iuscar'fs Dool
10 Eureka C on ~.
390 Alpi9n- ~" aeoc a55c
240 ny. DD iap "a nc
$50 Mt; roIosiu wv
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-10

Wells, Fargo q Co.'S Mail Bag.
The following letter was received by
Wells, Fargo q Co.'s Express last evening
and not delivered Miss Dolly Brooks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-10
NOTICE..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN and after Feb. l, 1881. I will cause to Dc
arrested all boys found roaming the streets after
bling-houses and places Of questionable resort
without having any legitimate business for 50
doing. 1t is unlawful for youths to be on the
streets after the hour above named, or 20 re
quent the places above mentioned. and l pro-
nose to see that the law is strictly enforced.
MATHEW KYLE
jansotf sheriff Of Eureka County.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-10
strayed OF stolen.

ERoM THE STABLE OF CHAs. FIsKE.
q one bay horse, s OF 6 years old, branded
P ON left shoulder had halter on. Any In
formation leading to his recovery will be suit
ABLY rewarded by j. L. SMITH.
Agent for Ftske,
At his stable on North Main Street.
Eureka. Jan. 10. 1851. janlsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

bonds OF the five per cent funded loan Of ssl the limit
OF such bonds 10 be continued was fixed at S25OOOOOO0
the bonds to be accepted in the order Of
thcir receipt at this department. The limit Fas
reached on the 23d Of May the bonds presented being
somewhat In excess 0f the amount nXcd while many
persons who had notified 10 tho department before
mat dae Their intention 70 present her bonds fer
nuance aud had proceeded I'm good aith 10 carry out
their purpose, Wcre unable for various 20
render their bonds before the limit reached IL is
tH desire or the department 20 extend 10 ALL far
practicable an equal opportunity 10 continue their
bonds and 10 that end notice ls hereby given that
United States registered bonds Of the five per cent funded
lonn OF 1881, respecting which the department in
formed, on before the 23d day of Nav, and which
through no fault or negligence OF the owners failed 10
rech me dei rtment before the limit reached, viii
Dc accepted for continuance, N transmitted 10 this
onicc on or before the ist day Of july newt
WILLIAM WiNDON. Secretary
ALBANY, June 2O.-rhc visit of Controller
Wlfsworth and state Tneaeurer Wendell 10 Washington
last week for the purpose OF consulting with the
Secretary Of the Treasury in rcgar 10 renewing he FIVE
per cent bonds held by the state ~ Ncw-York. The
amount Of five per cent bonds owned by the state y
S320OO0O Of which g. 5OOO 900 in the general fund
and 100000 IN The canal sinking fInd Mr.. Window
appeared - favor the propOsal aud promised 10 tele
graph definite answer 10 the authorities here the early
part Of this week II the extension 1, granted viii
ca1sc loss 10 the State ~ 900 900. tho Window"
cal only be purchased n the street" ut premium VI
per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, MOndLy, Innc 20. 1881.
Secretary Window said to day that hc knew OF
why Assistant secretary ptOn should resign Why
he should request his re-Igna'.on.
NJ adyccs indicating tie existence Of the yellow fever
~ Galveston have been received by the National Board
OF Health.
Secretary Lincoln let here last night. oypectns 20
spend tho LAY IN NrW York CITY and 20 uown % Song
Branch this evening Hc Will bc absent several days.
The superintendent Of Forc-n Mails gives notice that
In consequence of the SithdraWa ~ the Morgan Line II
steamers between NewDrlcans and Havana. gia Key
W,t. All correspondence for Cuba hereroforc f1rvardd
to New Orleans aud Key W"st for Dispatch. must hence
forth bc sent to the Nta-iork Post OGico.
Assistant AtiprIas General NeC.mm3n the law ON
ccr OF the Interior Dopar ncnt, Wl "aye Washington
tomorrow for tho Fort Hall lndai ..,,g alton 10
range for council and arr'mcu' between the Indians
and thc representatives. ~ the UaIun Pacific hallway
Company IN regaui 20 he sal" ~ the right o. way
through thcr resel Atom FOR the projected branC nc
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, JUNE 81, 1881.

OF Ka.hrar aud that conflict with the Chinese troops
cannot long hc ayertcd"
IN lie reply 10 the Postmaster report propos
ing better pay for the telegraph operators the Treasury
states thar The telegraph operators who were transferred
90 the service 40 me time when the Government assuutu
control have no special privileges
Henry Ba1Fhlm. Henry Street and Edwin Street
known A. betting men, appeared at the Mansion House
Lord Mayors Court to-day on a charge OF passing
number ~ forged cheeks They stated 10 have been
occomplco- IN the notorious Bidwel forgerce on he
BANK of England and IN The great turf frauds Ihey
were rcWnudcd.
Tho Emperor of Germany has accepted the resignation
Of Count Won solbcrg Wcuecrodr az cePresdent OF
tho Ministry OF state. ard presented him with a high
order IN consideration ~ his services II s stated hat
MS resignation IL duo 20 private considerations, and IA
not connected wish tho appointment ~ Baron Won
B"ctticher Prince Bi-uafohs eub-titute The i"sI
tho office of NiccPrtsideut ~ the Ministry Ol STATE
VIII rrmAIn unnIlcd Tor tic prlsent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
RtIL WY NEHS.
CANADIAN ENTERPRISES

ToRovTo, June 20.-A special cable dispatch
from fondont Tte GloJe says ThcC1oror-,fll po0pls
orr or subscription GjjG.oo0 five per cent ni,t mort
,e h"ais 300 each. of the QHcb,, CcAtit Railway
at an l- ue price of 92l9 per cent T interest Is pay
able hy tie Government ~ Qucocc aud the money viii
secured by first mortsasc the entire lle from
sherbrookc "a South quebec The Of the loan
said 20 be insured
VICTORIA. B g., june 20 Mr.. Roger. 'Aa syHlicalo's
engineer, wlo went 10 expiore Howe Pass stopped
hy the the Seilis. range - inOsntn> and lad
to break Dp h- i4H and rct ter hi- tops lie VII
make anu her attempt shortly 20 grt throu f. /, De-
lcyed that The effort ind pass wi ll .nd ta2t
The yellow Head Pes must boz tlo;t D.
The track ~ %. Yale and -ayou Ntlv = has been
laid for miles, and ras running that distance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21


TEMrlATEp.
lnT rEIEGRtrU To TIP rRrRrVPl
LoyG BRAScH. y. j.. June 2O.-1hc President is
enjoying q quiet time at Long Branch; ha has Ind
no such relief from visitors since he nominated
nj the Chicago Convention. The Eheron iIousc
where he Is staying. il at tho extreme
southc end Of the Branch about haif lie from
thccottaScs Of General Grant and George W. Chlds'
md about three times rs lar from tho West End
Hotel II is entirely oil the route Of the omnibus
lines which traverse the moro frcquonted portions
Of the place and * best reached h. tho railroad
station of winch is only q short distance on.
The Presidents family occupies suite Of eight
rooms facing the sea: { cir windows look ont ON
broad green lawn. which extends Wubrohen to the
verge of tho cT For paror and sitting-room
there is . large apartment with tircc windows.
where the mcnhcrs of the family assemble
every morning and evening. IL is m this
room that Ms Garfield receives f,w intimate
friends. She i- sill sul,r'r. some hat fr"m tho
wcatncss ncld nta to hoy disrac hut She hls omit"
overcome the disease itself and !. now on Tho road
20 perfectly restored health LrdIiycs ont cyrry
dav. and greatly cun,s thc sea liz. !, is prob Die
thar later iu thc ."a- .io viii 90 to thr c"a.t of
Maine. NO liult to her stay az Long Braich h'w-
ever. D.. yci br.u fixed. iirr phl i'iau Dr. bo,u-
ton. of Cleveland. and Nr- loyuton are v.'h Deer.
TAr-c. together with thc children and Major Rock
we'll who is 700 present attiueas the President ,'c-
r,iar,, form th" family group.
The President has small up1uL fIuii>hr, nith
d'al iabic and half doc % cauc-~otrd chairs
which Doe use, as au Office. \ telegraph nc runs 10
the hu.,sr and hc j.. iu constant communication
with tl, member. OF thc C4hiur. az Washington.
An abstract OF all rt-ppnI,nc" nrciycd
at tho White Hous" is forwarded 20 hu
every day Yc.y few politicians as vet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-The Chief of the
Bureau Of Statistics reports that the total values Of the
exports of domestic provisions, taow and dairy pro
ducts from the United states during the month of Ma,
1881, and the I've months ended the same as compared
with similar exports during the corresponding periods Oi
tho previous year were as follows: May 1881,
20 O92 652; May 1850 81 .S229l live months ended
My 81 ISL S6l 5j. 80 fye months ndcd May 81,
ls-O, so OJG73 The total values 81 the exports Of
provisions and taow for the months ended May
81 ls-. were 81 si09; and for the period Ia
l. 80, xG- sgJ 1lO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
EXE7LR STUDENTS .fRRE>rrD.

EXfrEE, y. H., June 2o.-At O'Clock dis
tuns come siui,nts. while giving ne a"in1 LNotor
cheer tht hosc, 81 thr prpf-sor- vc-o attacked IN
front of ih house - Professor I1Iit- by fnrr policemen
Hiurd tih pi-ft's aud clubs Two co. tirtt STUDENTS
were knocked d"W % uui quite -eS,.ta ia'Grd Four
oih,r vsr taken 20 tc ork up aut lo.'t tl lag l-t,
when they Wrrc faiI hfnr' judge E' is ~l 'f floir
tri postponed i the parent. "f tp" Poo, rct
hero. Fable sympathy ls win the -tpd"uf. ao o. 4,
c-olnlr} just h"fuit thr close oi scInol cidc tho
rfufc--Ir- and hi,, ts u-Iai bonfire. so damage
dose hS thr hos-. ono or Two policemen received
lru-t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

TIE TINE FOR EXCHANGING uGI5IEHED rlvCs
CONTINUED Is CERTAIN CASES UNTIL July FIRST
WA,uINGroN, Juno 2O--At the close Of
bu-iuc-. to-day there had been So. 100000 Of i've per
cent couQon bonds received for continuance o 81 per
ccut exclusive Of those prcseacd Tor continuance az The
London agency.
Tu, following circular in relation to the continuance
OF UnitI states registered bombs of tie tive per cent
funded loan o. ls,I Las Just been -ed 1y the Treasury
Department:
WAsmNGToN. Ju1e 90. ISL
IN the provisions of C.rcui.r 70 -, dated May II,
ISL iuf Tie Continuance ui United States registered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

ALBASY, June 20.-Aticic, Of incorporation
Of the Postal Telegraph Company w'u h' 30 the "!lco
OF the Secretary of StI,c to-day Tho company l. 10
have vrcs 70 al parts 81 t.~ United sa,,. and a. per-
mtt,l 90 form t.,alulic cohu.ul,ao "iil foreign
countries The cspll BE- placed 10 -. small -ig, 81
~ 600 With povti to increase fhc ,t Onn0OO
tn, lull,r- ar Henry tummin-. HcniA j. fin-law
n.I s1fu.! g. tu..4l Iir company is go to
Inn. y. L,-l -.- !. tn .n.- NM. L.-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
HEAJr E1IN sIoRu ArGILrINoRE

BALTIMORE, Juno 2O.-fhe heaviest rain
nud wind storm of tie year VI ted this cy tbs after
trrnoun. accompanied by & lndcr and Lightning Iae
record 10 the signal Office showed rainfall u 10
inchc. m ten minutes auG ,ofa aI ~ i.orc than ,VO
iu, hes dus1ns ih- storm which continued about half
hour The velocity of t'r Wind W4s th1tt mrs, aLi
CO.. rulprra f from - 20 ~. i 'fH hogt. Tho
,.frs oi the c!ty boa places we've bGI-t AMI str,,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
THE IRIsH-AMERICAN PLoTs.

ORDER REFsrABusHTD II MARsEIILEs-ITALY PRE-
PAIRING TO RESUME SPECIE PAYMENTs-TnE
TURKISH Assassination TRIALS POSTPONED
Mr.. Gladstone admitted in Parliament yes
terday that representations had been made to
the American Gov rnmcnt relative to alleged
indictments to murder by Irish rcvoluionists
in tLis country. Order WAS restored IN Mar
seiiles yesterday. Five persons were killed IN
the riots. The Italian Government has con-
cludcd a loan for the purpose of resumlng
specie payments. The trial Of the as,assins OF
Abdul Aziz has been postponed for week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

CoLUNBrS, o., June 2O.-Iho lloc.ang Val.
ley Rsrold offices have been thronerd to-day by stoc-
holders anxious ;or particulars rliuy the s1r of tho
Hooking Valley and Columbus and Ta.riI road, 10 4
Cleveland syndicate which Is largely ,s.rl in the
standard on Company mud thc tlcf, 4. Couihu- Clu
ciuuati and indianapolis Railroad. Whlc flc option
~ iri bF tLe t'f'laud larc- t. fo run.o "r.u uti
July duar fhr lu'r,u. ~ ho.d,r- nf stool 'iug of
red l~o f,r llp. n. h,5 and 10 fur Columbus and
lo.,do -tncf ft:. t.tfi .ulirrs hAf' lr-lb ~is"rd
ARTICLES of 10 render certain tc tsasi, q; the road
10 tic l.cY ONu,ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
4 NEW ITALIAN LOAN.

L0SpoN, June 2O.-rhc Lbcrt1 (ncwspapcr),
Of Rome states that the Italian Government lns c'-
ciulc,i loan with Barring Brothers and H,nbro coz
ana that ruacII Ifo.+ Hlu Dee opened iu the prIuc pol
citi,r ~ Luropc ou hc h ~ July. This loan BE- foi to
resumption oi specie payments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
Two cLrEs UNITED.

The NIlth Assembly District hcpupn'an
Club met Lat evening rrorsaninuon AT L-naTtlne
uuu nj T,vcatv-nut! and Eshtrls". about 2JO
voters were present abe feature - the evening Vas
the ioiuIne of to German organization With thc Amerl-
eau, The srflov .ue Officers were firi !. lfystutAf,
Colonel " MARSHAL. usst vic, president - Z. Pam =;
secretary T. l.. IAd4OA; a. sAteen Ge.e-ascs ~ th'
I.ntIal C.uD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
FOBrIGN NOTES.

LoNDpN .i"...Ay. Juuc eo. is-i.
The North German Lloyd new steamer EIn" -ai'cd
from Glasgow jog Bremen t ig: after satisfactory
trial trip ln which she stcaucI scFcLtorn Ln'ts PEP
hour
A dispatch from Calcntta 10 The H''s tAyt DO \ fe-
port las reached here from Central A-ia taat large
bodes OF Hussau trooos arr assembling the borders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
coNN..llyrRs roE rNnENanoryD -.

The Com .~,onr-s appointed by th, supreme
Cour 70 hear the claims oi thc companies which propose
20 hll u., ryrpuud railroads ~ the cit, m,t y, cpl.y
80 No. % iAh,rfy-t The Connl.-irne-. arc Judge ps
WORTH join OBrcn, ami cy fnds' u .i.ry - Davies.
Jud-c Di"- S. o N.ss appointed thrl commissioner ln
ril,, n' Hamilton iish. resigned. .r.fI Dc atsfcr
day. 80 h...I.-r was tga .i.'ol. ~. 't rlrotlug
W 20. De-, "a o. th- G.ic:Il Icin CAIib,f- JD.y y, al
A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
GLOBE CONF W 4TrlcuTNrS.

Bo,roN. Junc 2O.-Scvcral additional attach.
nonts Upon IL" rrop,ry of the Gio'. Company 'vcrc
,er,cl today Ih - O00 which b,rao5 !rro,,ied wth
the C az tho Court IA itu OF bail at;4 hrd, "a q
B., Harvey y. shepard. rounse! L. X icla; x CO., of
N.n- York. und also hr man N'fu-il Hai,r. who
claims 10 have been lcraIiid ny bcrIes D.. f..tc rrpIr
srulailon3. t'ach.'ut. N'r" .I-O pt'd aon Ia Il
standing iu tho utgu " tie company Nl.n a. \. iiaw.
l.g'r banking ho:s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
Np. rRrNcu AND rIlE CENTRAL PACIFIC

Mp FRENCH AND IIil. CENTR Al. IACIIfC.
~, ,.,.r,t i.r.l.r ro riu. tNrfEloI. Itp, ,l.r,rNr
,r mn. ,.i.,--,,y,.l.r,I nr N,,pE-ttow
ur. r.,tpr, yy,rr rrNoylp
81 t. ,n ,.t..bl.. r,L
'."' 900 ID" '" ''' ''' ''" '''0 ' '''
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''' '. '''' '''''.' ''''' " ''' - "
i'' ''.5 .' " '' ''''5
q" $500 ''' ''' '. '.'- 80 ,,' -'
".''" ~
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"A' -'' I'' H''"''' '-' '''''''" " ''''' '''''''
"""I"ii' "Hh "''l' N' l''''' ''i'''' '' '"''.'''"
u"h 'm-r in tlioihid ana NH"h "' "" u' b" s'' Va
So" N"rh '.i' i'm"rf"". I' ".i "'''' ""Ic 10 ih't
cltv. make f- h'r cNiuiaa )n ot the accounts OF iHc
oDatml HA,lac Company, afd I, h'@di. 'h't DO "ii
M ... ,.,, irf fi. IN t. fades Fr...ur. ,,ltt.,.r
' o., a.. ,...,,..., ... ,
sum 100 ''i7 '' .'' ' ' ~ 49, ~ ''- "'
90. rtrr'rt r' nt- of The thurman uAiiir lA".
t.,. ,f tl- uu,l.r-fauI.r. and thr -ut-frf.rv 70.
. g., .......... de-. g.. .f.-.-.t, t. t.. Del. i,,i.,
HAi "' "'' l'F ''''- ''''''' ' "''' "' " " Do" '
iht I'" lf"h- 7'''' VIII SUM '' '''"''. .''''" -N''
tr,f -,, chat OBJ. Z, ir chat tlc interests ~ GOV
- ,..,.. 3D.. f...-.. go. ,.,,.io D..
tfi"'"' were '" "'"~' ''''" '' ~ % ~ ~
thc Central pnclac Company was itM"''" N! discover
, flf fo written ,putt- frul.lrd 10 lul ou these
,..,....,, ,,,... rr.., ,,.t er,.,.....,.. ....l
auly' '' '' ""' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
SrIcIDE Of Eb0IRD fE1llNG.

ArnUrN, y. y. June 2O.-EdwaTd Fearing,
tie ,on of charles Fearing. Of No 30 Broad -t, New
York cry. con ntt,d suicide here la'i night by "'ns
poison lie wa' a wool .ommi-sion mcrrha.t and vas
married llc WIS formerly emFlH}r4 Ny a. Aup"Ih
Wool Works Cou. any Oi which hs iai-cr j. the l,el
Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

ROME, June 2O.-At the lccfious to fll thIr-
teen yacance- n thc Municipal Council eight oI tlr cue
cc.-fu cluddnc- were the nominees of The Clerical -n'
Moderate coalition. three oi tc trrc- llonc ana tNo
OF the Progrc--Ioi.i-t- aud Moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

SALT LAKE CITY. Ttah. june M The Utah
Central. Ctsh south, and Utah Extension Railroads
have been consolidate, u1Grr The name "f th. tmA Cen.
ttai uvpy. cNt.ndiut from Osln ihroI-h -r't Lake
tt 90 Frisco di-' ~ 80 u'-. Il.' Yr,tn
i'ifou Las l--.0 -.ic- ol 900 P,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
TINE WTsT0N-EONIIL MlTCIL

LONDON, June 2O.-A o. o'clock thi- evening
both pedestrians were go.ngy 3D.. Rowe, Iad scored l45
miles and Weston Gs miles. Tho latter had oocn -ic&
duling the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
NEWFOINDLANn COrrER INTEkEsTs

ST. JoHS'-, y. f., june 2O-Grcat activity
prevails In the copper mines at Little Bay Tic -iP
lucuts Boy tho NcHfoundllnd Copper Mining Company,
which Owls twenty -cvcn square miles OF property
there amount since May H. tU nearly 10000 foa- ~ ore
frpr,-eutu, 500 900 wi.r There yet .tu..l1 rcIeJ
FOR shipment about al equal ii-o. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

ballots each day. There was no formal resolution
70 this effect but much earnest discussion.
Ex-senator COnklng arrived here at 1890 TO
night from New York His friends were unaware OF
his coming, and no one therefore met him at the
depot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
TUE SENATORIAL CONTEST.

plsCoNTENT IN THE c0NKLlNG r,lI 1919. noxv
,roraER USELESS BALLOT YESTERDAY D"'s"
TING MEN TRYING TO PREVENT i.l- Df-of"I' -
TIE GRASD JURY ADVISED TO lN0O n'A ''''
THE CHARGES OF BRIBERY.
After an indecisive ballot, ~hch sho"eu
chat there we're large number OF members
.hscpt .iis from the joint convention the Demo
srats and Conkling Republicans yesterday
sorced an adjournment by vote OF 90
~ 90 Mr.. Wheeler left Albany tor
nome Yesterday. The ConklinG men are
.Sowinc discomfort. They are to aoid Il
sonferepce today to devise means to keep
tocether. The District Attorney has been
making inquiry into the charges OF bribery,
Indce Van Alstyne addressed the Grand
,rry on the subject yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
BRITISH COMPLAINTS.
THE sKrRNeurNG FUND CAUSING coz

THE skfEMIeHTNG FUND CAUSING CpNCIiN.
LoSpoV. June 2O.-In the House of Commons to-
day, MI Gladstone. replying to the question Of Nr.
Stanhope lConscryativcl. of which hc gave notice
on the 10th inst to whether rrprcsc ntatons bad
been made to the American Government in regard to
American organizations for committing outragcs IN
England SAID he was not aware what grounds Mr.
Sianhopc had for speaking Of preparations in Amer
ica for outragcs in England There were. he said
indictments 10 outmgcs in newspapers, etc, and
viewing the naturr OF these Indictments. the Gov
crnmcnt Thought j, right to bring tho facts to tho
lnoN ledge of the Government Of the United
states.
The Daily N0rs in a leading article. says:
II Is usual dcarahic the Foreign Secretary
to address Other Governments the conduct ~ Their
citizens inac hui thr circumstances ~ the rkrmsh
iug flnd peculiar. rour OF the most Nnirnt
a.itturtiu e., land nave irum America, "hin the
transmit through hc PrcHieut ~ the United states an
opinion. perhaps very carefully considered on tho
WAY IN which, ~ hchunNcS us 90 deal with the irish
The Duhlip correspondent Of The Timrs says:
The fact i.c idont that thc Land fagc has rcce ed
"a s.tI,- Of heavy blows which ar, tcllmg upon H. md
trHcfahc aud tolerant sir l- showing itself ~
the power ~ local desuts broken The strike against
thc payment of all rent is checked ihc leaders rcud
tlng auN intention Go adopt suci % loiics.
The House of Commons this evening went into
COMMITTEE on the Land iill.
Nr Hcalv'~ amendment 60 the th ~ clause. dong
away with thc distinction between pteSrht 2 81
future tcntntlts va, rejected by vote oil ouI
To -.
Mr I. pVyor Gr,y's amcndi1rHt that the Gov
crnm"ut -hould rNfcnd fhc bru'hf.ot the hlI io
tenants Who rcIc Iu ARREARS ol iyut tr"nch o." ilt
Of tl,.r ovu. Wa, withdrawn. tlm,e J was passed
a lisI "A D Is leslie
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