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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28
Snow slides I'm Utah.

The telegraph made brief mention a
few days ago Of an avalanche near q
place called Alta. in Cottonwood Can.
yon. Utah. We gather some particulars
of the affair from our Salt Lake ex-
changes. The warm rain had penetra-
ted the mountains. and the immense
body oisnow on the side Of Emma Hill
rave way iii five different directions,
carrying everything before it into the
canyon below. Charley Morrison. a
man of family, who had just quit work
and was returning TO bis bone. and an
other man. who had just come out Of the
Ohio mine. were caught in the slide
and carried down beneath the sn'S I
latest accounts from the scene of the
disaster their bodies bad not been re.
covered. although many were searching
for them. The Salt Lake stage was also
caught by a slide, and carried down the
CANYON for a distance Of so feet. Fortu-
natrly none of the passengers We're in
jufed. After much work the horses
were extricated. but the coach had to
be abandoned.
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T~ElEcRAPHIc DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL To THE SENTINEL
FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK. November 21.-Advices
from Berlin state that Bismarck serious
" contemplat.s the re.ocupaiion OF
France. TDis movement is based upon
the precarious authority of the Theirs
Government. Considerable excitement
exists in diplomatic circles.
Dispatches from Alexandria. Egypt,
give an account OF a terrible collision
between two vessels by which seventy
five lives were lost.
A new order Tor the arrest OF lnger-
soil and Carney. fixing their bail at
$500. 900 each. has been issued by Judge
Barnard. r%eturnabie December 9th.
Charles O'Conor i~nstigated the issuance
of the order.
Tweed's intention to leave the coun-
try is no longer doubted, and bis friends
are DESERVING him.
A Washington dispatch says. Minister
Schenck is to be Immediately recalled,
and Fish will be- appointed to succeed
him. The Tribune is opposed TO con
demning Schsnck without giving him an
opportunity to present his side OF the
case.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28
FROM UTAH.

SALT LAKE. November 27.-The fol-
lowing dispatch was received by the
Herald this evening ir ON Cottonwood !:
Since the last report the storms have
not in the least subsidized, but if pos.
sible are more fearful than ever. Par,
ties who have been here the last two
winters say they never knew 20 terrific a
storm in the canyon before. We have
not seen the u since Sunday, the 10Th,
the wind is blowing, the snow drifting.
trees falling and everything is gloomy.
Work is generally suspended. Though
there has been no slide 10 the last 4S
hours. they are ~momentarily expected.
especially on Emma Hill. All hope OF
finding the body Of C. Morrison is now
given up until spring. His wife is al.
most distracted. Since the snow slides
OF Friday last no teams have passed up
or down the canyon.
Leading Mormons express themselves
anxious that Brigham should be here
next Monday tor trial. They say posi-
lively he will appear at the time order
ell, II the prevailing storms will permit.
He has been notified by telegraph, and
It is stated be has already started for
Sal. Lake.
Elder o son Pratt in the Tabernacle
yesterday preached with great earnest
ness IN favor OF ~polygamy. He saiG po
lygamy was one of the chief tenents of
Mormon faith, and if that Was taken
away the religious would be DESTROYED.
The proposal to give up polygamy for
the sake Of a State organization, or for
any other purpose, would never receive
the consent OF the Mormon people /; in
TACT the Mormons woald not surrender
polygamy or any part of their religion
Tor any Government. These remarks
were received with loud cries all over
the house, Of That's so: we won't y
A dispatch from Tinlic mining dis.
trict, says terrible storms have been
raging there for the last thirty-six hours,
consisting Of sleet and snow. Still
showing and blowing.
Another nov slide in Cottonwood ia
reported, by which four men lost their
lives. Snow at Alta City is ten feet
deep, and al las. accounts it was storm.
Ing i%uriousiy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

The report cones from New York that
Bismarck seriously co~nttmplates the re-
occupation Of france. in consequence
Of the precarious authority Of the
Theirs Government. The threatened
movement CAUSES considerable excite
ment in diplomatic circles.
Seventy five lives were lost by two
vessels coiIidiBg neal Alexandria,
Egypt.
A new order for the arrest Of Inger-
soil aud Garvey, placing their bonds at
s5o0,0oo, has been issued by Judge
Barnard. returuable Dec. 5th.
No doubt is entertained that Tweed
meditates fight. His friends have be-
gan to desert bim.
1t is reported hat Schenck will be-
Immediately recalled and the crafty
ing intelligence accompanies the an
nouncement that the country will get
rid o. Secretary Fish. who is 10 succeed
the speculative Scbenck.
In Chicago the origin Of the great & .
ia being v,sIgiied. There is no
doubt that the famou. crumple horned
cow of Mrs. O'Leary dealt the damag-
ing kick.
TIE State Treasurer Of South Caro-
lima has published a statement. showing
that the total debt of that State is only
Sl24.0 00, 900.
Governor Warmotb. of Louisiana, has
called an extra session Of the Senate. to
elect a Lieutenant Governor. 10 fill the
vacancy caused by the death of L euten.
ant Governor Keno-dy.
Great storms are still raging in Utah.
and another slide is reported at Cotton.
wood, by which tour lives were lost.
The snow at Alta City has reached a
depth of ten i-et. and the storm is
still raging with undiminished fury.
Leading Mormons claim that Brig.
ham Young will b. 90 hand next Mon
day to stand his trial. if not prevented
by the prevailing storms.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN F~RANCIsCo. November 27.-Ar-
rived. steamers Prince Alfred, Victoria
and Sacramento. from Panama. The
latter brings News from the City Of
Mexico to October so. General PARA,
who headed the revolution in S%inaloa,
surrendered with all OF his officers. and
will be tried Immediately. Michoscan
and Oxica. which had been reported in
the revolution by way OF New York.
are both quiet. The road is open from
the CT y OF NJ, xico to Acapulco. The
revolt in N-volin is the only one which
the Government bad still t. deal with.
and that was not considered a serious
affair.
In rainel steadily during the night.
At Oakland wharf The British iron
ship. HDdoos;an. broke from her moor.
ings, and was with difficulty prevented
from drifting upon and crushing a Puget
Sound lumber vessel that was lying
near her.
The rain fall Saturday was one and
sixty seven one hundredths, making
total for tue season $50, against twenty
eight one-hundredths last season. The
average tall. so far, is within three
tenths of an inch of tue flood season OF
1862.
Three Of the gamblers arrested by The
police Friday night waived examination
to-day, and were sent up for trial.
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Grass Widows.

Thi. neglected, unhappy portion Of
fenininety, find more favor in England
than elsewhere. The ballot according
to popular belief. rights all wrongs.
England is therefore the asylum for the
oppressed s.vidders." 1t has just been
judicislly decided 10 that tight little is
land that q married woman is entitled
to vote at Municipal elections. il she
happens TO be living apart from ner
husband. The law, as now interpreted.
is that every woman can vote for NUM-
cipal officers il she is an independent
householder !; or. if having a husband
she is not under bis control-whieh
puts the grass widow on a political
flooring with spinsters and sure enough
widows. Here is an opening for the
strong minded. all Of whom have our
permission TO emigrate at their earliest
convenience.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

OMAHA LOTTERY The official list Of
the nu mSers which drew prizes in the
great Omaha lottery can be seen at
Lu Their Clark Palace saloon. on Main
street. Several tickets w-re held IN
Eureka. and We hear that coal bdsn.
er was The lucky p%osse>sor Of a ticket
which drew ID cool So QUO. Others are
reported to have drawn smaller
amounts, but We failed to get the names
of the sufferers"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

DREssED.-A girl, in Chicago whose
house had been burned 10 the fire. writes
u Letter to her lover, in Washington.
describing her rig, after having escaped
from the flames. in which she says. when
day broke she found herself, with a
pair OF Jim's old pants on. one slipper,
n shoe. and a water proof cloak"
And, she remarked that would
make a splendid wedding-suit. wouldn't
it' The young mani be is worthy
of the girl. should reply that he seeks
the bird. and not the feathers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

SMALL.Pox.-This loatbsome desease
is spreading in New York. Philadelphia.
Pit'sburg and other eastern cities The
coming Of the G. D. disarranged all
sanitary regulations in the metropolis,
and small pox RACES with increasing IA
tally. But it is all right it amt every
day that people have a chance TO feast
their eyes upon a live DIXIE. There are
hundreds of people all over this Repub-
lican country of ours that would gladly
camp in a peS,.house for a whole week
for just one lingering glimpse at Roy.
atty.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

The STORM AT CHEyENNE.-In refer
ring to the late great storm on the line
of the railroad, the Cheyenne Leader OF
the oath instant says: The heaviest
tall Of snow we believe. since the settle
ment of Cheyenne, now overs the
grounl /. Il will reach nearly a foot in
depth. Prospects are good for more
before We have less. Trains ON the
Union Pac fc laid up last night during
the storm. and this morning there is
abundant work for the enormous snow
plows to do. in opening up the road to
a passable condition.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

at one time Democratic candidate for
Governor of this State, and now lead.
ing farmer Of Steptoe Valley. White
Pine county. was over at Carson last
week buying State lands situated in the
brau'itul valley Of his present home.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

BgIGHAM's BAIL.-Tbe Salt Lake Re.
rSs" is authority for stating that the
amoUnt of Brigha Young's bail has
been raised among the poor of Sal,
Lake by contributions, and is now
ready TO be paid over. This does not
look much ike the Prophet intended
standing his trial.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November 27.-.Inves'igation
relative TO the origin Of the great fire
continues. Mira O'Leary.the owner Of the
famous COW says Der family were all in
bed. Dancing was going on 10 a neigh.
boring house and parties went out to
the barn with Il lamp to get some milk
to cook oysters. The lamp was kicked
over and the fire started.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

WELL FIXED. "A Mormon elder IN
Utah with thirteen yves. on learn ng
shat only the first wife could bring suit
against him Tor " las 'iriou. Cohabita-
.ion.' remarked Praise th- Lord
ny first wi e died three years ago"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

LICENSE Deputy Sheriff Van Alstine
requests US to say that be will call on
our business men within a day or two
for their quarterly license. He expires
SEES the hope that all will be prepared
to d" see him" on that interesting occa.
sion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

MEXICo.-Llt t. advices from Mexico
state tia. the Government forces com
maHded by General Fiourentino. were
entirely routed in Durango by the revo
lutionary forces under General Grerra.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

LATE PAPERs.-Levi, Of the Variety
o is irrepressible in the news line.
He is just in receipt of all the latest
eastern magazines, papers, periodicals
etc. We return thanks for a huge
bundle placed on our table.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

Coon FOR EvIL.-Richmond, Virginia.
sent $4,000 for the relief of the Chi
cagO sufferers. At the same time the
Mayor of Richmond published a c-r,if.
cate showing that when other cities
wer- sending contributions to the poor
Of Richmond at the time Of the great
food, Chicago did not send a dollar.
Grant shou Id Immediately declare mar,
tial law in Richmond. Such q reminder
as the above from the Mayor is conclu
sive evidence Of the blacklist kind Of
treason! Down with the Kuklux.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

SENT EAsT.-The body of Judge A. P.
Csrlr, Justice OF tn Peace in Hamilton.
White Pine. at the time he died OF
Brighl's disease, at The Warm Springs
in Elko county. two months ago, was
disinterred on Thursday last. and sent to
Albany New York, by his brolher-iu-
law.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

SAUSAGE MuL.-MarySville. Califor,
MIA, glorieS n a steam sau-age mill. We
have no doubt that Maryssi!le. under
the present order OF things, Is an IN
healthy locality for "k9's"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

DECLINES. - Co lionel Mcdaniel. the
owner OF the celebrated racer Harry
Basset, declines going 10 England to
run Blaydon's horse, S,erling.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

GONE TO CALIF0RNIA.-GOvernor Brad.
ley lett Carson S~tterday for San Jose.
California. He is still in poor health.
and may possibly be absent from the
State some weeks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

CATHOLIC CHURCH.-The new Catholic
Church, at Salt Lake. was dedicated last
Sunday. Rev. J.. A. Alemany, Arch
bishop Of San Francisco, officiating.
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FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON. November 27.-Tbe State
Treasurer has published a statement
that the debt Of South Carolina is only
SPA 900 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

StNDAYs.-There are FIVE months in
this year having five Su-lays each-a
thing which does not occur more than
once ia City years.
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FROM NEW

New ORLEANS. November 27.--Gov-
ernor Yarmouth has ordered an extra
session of the Senate TO elect a Lisuten.
ant Governor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28
FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, November 27.-The Repnb-
licans have nominated Vinton Talbot
for Mayor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

FARM HANDs.-Santa Barbara county,
California. sdveriises for 100 able
bodied farm hands. at SIS to $50 per
month.
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Chances will be Sold OF Rallied for
AT THE LA GRANDE SALOON,

In EUREKA, and al other places that may here
after be designated
sD-A GREAT REGISTER of the names of all
persons buying chances in this Rattle Will be
kept at the La Grande Saloon.
RU.Sale of Tickets will commence on We'd
nesday, November 2Sth, at the La Grande Sa-
loon, when the
Prizes will be on exhibition.
nos I'm r. L. GARDNER, Manager.
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MAGNOLIA SILVER MINING AND

MAGNOLIA SILVER MINING AND
WI SMELLING COMPANY---Loc ton Of
Works, Eureka District, Lander County, Ne
yada.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, hat at n meet
ing of the Board OF Trustees of said Company.
held on the twen,y-third day of November A.
D. 1871, an assessment No !, of twenty-five
(2') cents per share was levied upon the CAPT
tai stock of said company, payable imme lately
in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at
the office of the Company Rooms % and -
Nero hants Exchange, California street, San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the TWtNTY-NlNTH DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1871, will be deemed delin-
quent, and will be duly advertised FIR sale at
public auction and, unless payment shall be
made before, will be sold on FRIDAY the
NINETEENTH day of JANUARY, 1872, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with the
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
By order Of the Board of Trustees,
LOUIS KAPLAN, Secretary.
Ofice-Rooms 26 an 81 Merchants Exchange
California street, San Francis o, California.
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Snow IN ARIzONA.-Two inches Of
snow fell 10 Prescott. Arizona, a few
DAYS ago.
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Nsw do-dap.

"HFSE PRIZES WILL BE RAFFLED o
with dice. The highest number thrown
will take the first prize, and thus continue
until The eighteenth prize is won. The nine
teenth pr re will be a beautiful Gold Watch and
Chain, valued at $50. The twentieth prize
will be
Two Hundred Dollars in Gold Coin.
The two lowest numbers thrown will take the
two last prizes.
The first eighteen highest throws will be
entitled to a like number of the prizes in the
order as they appear on the published list, the
same rule obtaining also in regard to the two
lowest. In case of q tie. another throw of the
Dice will be resorted to by those interested, and
the choice of prizes will be awarded in accord
ance with the numbers thrown.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-28

~ All ties in the thrown numbers will be
thrown Off or aettled by the parties interested.
if the parties are present at the time; otherwise,
in the event Of the absence of the parties. the
numbers will BE- thrown of by parties select
ed by the committee chosen for the occasion.
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2,o66 Tickets, at "a 90 Zach.
LIST OF PRIZES:

l. One magnificent Independent Second
Gold Stop Watch, mo. $500 val
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GEORGETOWN.

MR. GEORGE W. BEALL writes to us in ref
erence to the statement in Sunday paper that
ne recommends Mr.. G. s. Ramsburg to succeed
MIN as Collector of Taxes in Georgetown, and
says; ~ am thus made to interfere with our es-
,eemed Governor in his perogative; this is the
last thing would think of doing, even IL sup
posed had such influence. as think he is fully
competent to discharge all his duties.'
LIE MILLS AGAIN AT WoRK.-The water is
considerable higher than usual in the canal this
morning, owing 10 the rain of yesterday. The
mills along the canal commenced running again
as usual this morning, and the millers hope that
they VIII now be allowed 10 continue without in
terruption.
MERCHANTS ExcHANGE.-6,S00 bushels of
wheat were offered ON Change this morning.
The sales were as follows: 100 bushels, at $40;
40 at SLAB, 935 at S1.o, and $50 bushels at s1.55.
RECEIPTS OF GRAIN--Hartley x Brother
have received 500 bushels of wheat per schooner
from Alexandria, and 800 bushels per canal
The CANAL.-Tae water being considerably
nlgher than usual large number of boats are
arriving at the Collectors Office to-day. Sixty
nine have arrived since Saturday, and aS7 during
the present month.
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read Company ,olocsie and grade their said road
ss % prepare for Hs su3ersiraciurei how, there
SEC. I. A.aus: esac.ss, That, provided that this
act shall Be snlnitta - the people ~ the next cr-
srsl election, aud shall ry,siye majority IN 70
s s snSh elect Asa r.oy,aes g,tAr That this sst
gress IL he United states the Gover9or sbsli H..
and he i hereby, authoriEod 70 suhscribe, in tho
name q thS District q Columbia 20 the capital stock
Of The Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Con pany, %
lars; Pr0rit-a That. bef,re such srhscri,ti1n shs
the board Of Pubic work that . such 4 s sss1, 70
VIII he adsqnsie for the Purr0se % completing tho
shall he given ssid Bosra ths, he srsanTt - M
ssrihea shaI be faithfully spp,ied g aid work ana
necessary 90 avail 81 said guarantee II the PenpTl.
s. ana CENTRAL kSiiroSs SomSsay: Aad prertfss
some point the Potomac river "a C.eorgessv,,
which shall he satisfactory to said Board Of Pebble
SIC. 2. Ana bsu ysrfkcr enadss. That IN order q,
Governor is hereby authoTiss 70 isS ~ rs se
ter.d or coupon bonds q the District q Columbia,
face shall be signed d. the Gov ernor and Secretsrx
Of the District and shall be redscmahle twenty YEAS
half yearly, 60 amount necessary 10 rrov a. ali
Iln 81 six hundred thousand a. Mars. and % sl saiI
moHi asd fcomae RailrosS cnIsS e . s t r
and IN such amounts as may BE- required by the pro-
bonds shall not Be- sold a. lower rate than nincty
per cent um 81 the par value tbereef.
SEC = AHa - 81 gHffAsr enarfsd, Thai In orlrr :,
meet the interest q accrue On said bonds there
sha,i % levied annaaliy tax Of six per cont or
such lower rate a. may suffice, on ~ p huuire
dollars q the assessed value q real ana = mai
estate in said District the proceeds 81 witch faN
shall constitute special fund piedgcd for TIE pay-
meut 81 said interest
SIC. &. And D. 70 fE-thsT ead-fsd, That the Cow
eruor J. hereby requested % this at % D. i-iy
published before the next general election. as ro-
quired ty the fourteenth section Il tho charter x
the District q Columbia tact Il Congress 81 Feh-
ruary twenty one, eighteen hundred aut eaVenfv-
one.l and by suitable proclamation q submit fhs
same G. the ple, and prescI lbs ihc form in which
II shall be voted upon.
CHARLES l.. uUISE.
SPEAKER % " House q nalarafeE
WILLIAM STICkNEG,
Approved. August 10. Isl
II. ID. COOKE. Governor ann -Srr
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ALE x A NDRIA,

A MAN UNDER THE BED.-Mr. Gilbert Simp-
son, who keeps green grocer's store at No ~.
King street, just before retiring last night dis
covered that man was concealed under his
pea, put during the confusion which ensued the
intruder made his escape.
ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-A colored man named
Lewis Dudley, in the employ of Mr.. William f.
Henderson, was shot through the right hand YES
terday evening by the accidental discharge OF a
pistol he was "fooling with" DR.. Brown rem
dered the required surgical assistance. The ball
passed through the waistcoat of another colored
man standing by.
A NEW LODGE RooM.-washington Lodge of
Masons has determined to proceed with the
building of their new lodge room as soon as the
erection of the new market-house is commenced.
and work upon both buildings will, it is now ex-
pected, be ere long under rapid Roadway.
BOLD THEFT.-An unknown man snatched a
pocket-book out of the hand of Mrs. Freeman at
the circus last night and escaped with his plum
der. The book Contained about eight dollars in
money and some valuable papers. Four persons
were arrested by the police, each on suspicion
OF being the guilty party, but they were all re-
leased soon after reaching the station house for
want OF evidence to hold them.-Gasette Satur-
ddU CceniaO.