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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
bic SSbeelerz aStli0n'iebe nems
S1Gbrsdfdbine

N bic sn,tss, relds ben Lockstitch ua&' osne oen
Shuttle su eebrauten.
pisie meme Mai&iue usrribtst Gls arten 6amtlish1
w6bereien pom feinIsn MufcIin bis gum 'UmsrFsh
guoe. Sis siusise Wai6ine, tpeI&e 9sulSenHaaer
oeoruuSen. Gum Yertauie nur bel
Setsriou S. Garpsatsr, gen.zI8enteH,
fSs,1o 1870 Rr. 2t4, Wfh>8Glttmereftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
T;ir goni(ienzYSaDnrbeitem

IN ,eine Maitine beiier, oils bic Home Shuttle LoeA
Stitch, so ite oauerbat uno ena1 IT. hl e,qi oes
ftsh,t mirb uuo irecnb eiuer Der tbsuren Vfattnen
steihfommt. r..-soot.o
o,-on.irt. Subu Z. Butler. 9eneroisa9snt,
gr. @, RUrszG Gbariesffraas,-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
Saaufet siuecr's NabnaIbiaen

bel bem oeutibsn asenten
Sriec. 6isc,
ebeuso ole arlen ytdpmaitlnen mt leinsm Hsus
nprbeiIerten uno patsntttten
islba Dlennen SdDrpumarae,
(Russnns anberwo 5u labsno
gertaufslo,al: I. 81. gselt Sa't'more'' ha9e osr
SouisIpItraBe.
9snoraturen ,uerOen prompt unb htui9 belor9f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
Gnff6abt9nnesflaee zines @reeia
gers lpeseH tptDerfabrener Ses
id1tntpfuna,

man am See Calumet bat ben 9igon Yau 3anet aui
$40 OOO saoenerlas psrtlaSt, pa eln 9barGtter eur
eInine helenineune 4eun erlnaen aelltten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
Rpblensu berabseiesten retisa
Hurrnuut e Gnrtt]..

ss,sroy rf ben beften Sortan 9obleu meIts tier su
fSay,ts ebrad,t perDen. Gae, relde aoten sebrarz
%sn. rpsrben obi haraH tSun, porBusYrsGen uno io'
slsI5 an taufsn, sbe Ger 9rels ftssi. ...
Ssirsau: 8erman>, srfe s5Ir oflth Dor os'
fnsrtaIose. (Sept20,1SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
2Iriun.
RrOgraImnr

pie g7l'gIttbar, reIC6e ibte 8iGtte nod ritt ems
piauseu ba0sr, m6aen 6eiebCn ipGshsn5 tis bsutt
Wfiitda 4 2 tlbr bG 9rn. 5artrpig Il Or. 3. q a.
SrattftraHe, in @mpiaH9 ushmeH, (t6ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
g. Samass & GomS.,

.steffen barten
asuno &umberfana'
soIo & fdGsn, fret ocn
GStrseY ssu fpt6, 12Ditei
Die sessl aea uiehcigs
sost,n NON mpasTia,s sen BE-.
npdpnir,s
,4usr ura. aoplen-6is beaen 9Gsisr
=. g,eJisen Wartt.
su perfaafen
aIapuna S. ob Eonntn@
.sufens' Ualrps~ unb 9umberldnber SoSiss
6. 3. Disss, aselt ser
,4alttmorer 3cbIeu-~ u. GilsnbGSns& &emf.
DIreeu: sRr. ., &outh arake.
4obIenb0fe: @de Der 3ortbe une Dlanil ilonItraBf
unb Sfe Der 4iice Annf un0 Glbemarlffrose
(sDftl4, ,12DiteT)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
Selegrapgiige SepeIaea.
Garapailt1e stabsibsrt9ts.

Son Der .aileciiren Bree" fir ben r@orrsIpo oubrn
teuH beIidtetl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
Ste taufmGnutIcbe 2l8entHr OOa
@. D. Dun & Gnmp.,
@5tt6sOfa&de ser Baltimore. u. Gblg,a6fit,g
Bultimort.

SAUsLFaNut Ut OWIIINIVLIa u N4Ae'toEIeF
Bdltimort.
tEfabIrt i'm Suni 1S$H,)
DiCIe5 @tabuCmeHt ltCitrt tuur IN lnteridrCibul
ale notsjs5u oetCiutrtcI SnfOrmGtiCHcH bnEttlin
Der Stsuung, 8eruRtpoTiIJdtet &C. non SGuIlsutsR,
SQn0lern Il. +. 10. nHerbaib oer Ser. Stadtgu, GerS
ritarien uno Srittnd d=Rorb gmulIu; al leflrH ite
elm ReicrenB 8uh, DelGcs Die RumCu DUu mtbr, uts
100000 9GufieuteU u. l. 10 unO OGren 0tGtcn uno cs
StCIluHg berelbG3 ,Hibdlt, Ss il oGG cOmplttIHf
uuo GusgsoebHlef, SGfm, melbe5 icIuCls ilIr eie
Beo lemlitfelt Der nfs uHb 5Gubusbduicr un6
fit Que allaemetHe 85rOt ruEg uHo cen S14b oes
oaR0eIs organiitrt wurNt SUGigz GurQue GgbCr
fptr, pelhe in ben 6ouptiGCudfcH 2tdoeu itno; ms
iere @rIeidterungeu tOuneH nitt ubcruonea prJGr,
z3m. .. Scerlet< berD0bueHogr &OmpdJuoEs
81 GGuige ariprtbt Dcroeu c,n9tBogtn uno @es
IillLa atlen i'm MlaCmcLnCn heinrll. LA--2L- LLAL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
8atimore Ne0, @QmtQg, ben Il. Suit 1873.

So:fsI. bnb DE Grss.antea buIog bsFuuben perteH.
Se Sol a:'u u.o gurN-r Etbmen 9rUBts 5ntereiie
bem grc, ,:e cud ME '1cfaaten fogtsu osn 8rrbaHos
in"1fr lt6haFt. Die i rittertater tGr Gommiilion
i,titsu I0ior. mad 5aE tjranjisco ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
Semninss' 3abn : Iinftnr.
iaine elcaante fidere uno erf0lg

reiebe Wfunbndsebc.
any Rsiriauus, 9 gerl6ousrung @rbaltuus ost3d5H1
Snn bss 3abuheii2es, unc slbt Dem at9em sthen an7
osnsbmsn Scrud. gu Saben bel Glen Droauifenim
aussmoiueH nnS
R. syufpn Seruinss & G0rnp.
-, "a. ,aung> 0Dr on pnrhzS karlesffr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
@slbI MONEY ! Oelo!
9ie Collateral Secnrit1 8auf bon
Mn(fitr1nrr

untsr benz Staotss9eisge WarpInub's ircorporrt,
gtr. q un6 20, @eit 5apettez, nabe
@upItrabe,
iF nunmetr geoffnet uno Jur Beiorouu9 BON 9ed6fs
ten berett
Sie madt Muieiben ;u ooucm EBerthe (al pari)
aui Ser. St.SSbIisatipnen,m mddt gsoriauiie nui
Sanf', Staetz uHo StaatSpapteren (Bapk, City
d State StocisJ ionic aai GIle kSsrtbpapiere, hIR
Uidrttuert5 pd6eu,
9Uenio ner62H untsr bGn tiberGGffen 3 G bius
9unQeH Die srO0t mDeIidIen Nuiehen aui agg
arleH pom 25ert9ia9en, G3GGrea ieoer art Il. (. 10.
aemGdt.
30 BriuutzG eGusiiir Dameu.
So g8eeen oes RGbsrcn igred3e man Dor In ber
8aHt, %r. : 2 une S9, 9Seit i5dpettes, ua5e OeI
C5nuj% i2RtaT y. +. uGmaun, @rdFSent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
9ie serseGsrte nsylnrenee" aaema@
fftaiuf

Sie tsEe MaItsrs fir lei,btl uuS lanere tom''
yer<g,6brreien. sic bat Die berhbmte riidaeubart
Gpaifss uus siG tsiDa r&tenbe spnliGttastrs4nna
uuS bauert lduser, ats ieoe anbsre Mai3ine. sSrf
uuter Ied,ten b 5eoiusuuseu pcrfGuIt i'm
y rtaufsIotale ber "Slorsnce a III o.
fGiHeuz@ Gel elti2 att
fSuIi2i, ,I2piteS) ser. 40. RpresSbarIsSSa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
slalmailairen 3ur Giet1s

an 81 msnatlid. gum SerfarIe in Rctsnba9lnnsen
an s5 pro sloaas Soarabler er5atten stnen liberG'
Ion gh,uo, 3priep o 2oIseailaser,
Iso,t9itesl Nr. 9A, Sspres GutapH HraAe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
SrGu0c.

PbiiGoeIp II. Suli. - Jm 1. stodtuerIe
Etd!srr., fam in letter gtadt 5euer aus, ueldlcs oas
actlje geb0uoe euGlterte uno eturH geruf BON Der.
mutbIib $4,000 anittitete. SO erIt ourd ben grauo
aud Der WtObeItabrltant o. gB. 9aer 5000 gerluit
W orce ter, WtaIi., II. SaIi. - Sn Gbas. &
9BllOer's RefaurGtion in 9eOmiuier brad in lester
yiadt 6encr aus. ous fb idueu elmer RetIe nebenan
8eic8ener bOerner SGuer mittbeGe un0 IdlieBIh Die
Staue uno cas- Sauptgebduoe oes v2eominier SOuie"
uno pie 9roBe yArliugtOn=Y Ytanoiorie fabr" errete
200 Ter8e uHe IN Arbeit bssriTeue 3uitrumeute pers
brannen unO Oas SoteI unO 9Ouss Ylof lDurlsn Ii els
nen AlaenbauTsH uerpaHlelt. Ser gerIult erreidt
Sl50,00O bis S2OO,OOU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12

bes @6ns. 8oobrifl" Sie faufte Elm 8latt,
febrte mad 9tepzYOrt 5urlid uno bas llebrise
] 1T hefnnrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
sSsnianO : 9spsI4stto
9ius BaSbiuotOf1.

g8aibinston, II. SuIi.-Oer &5nPerz
intenbent bcs alleriesRetruttrun95olenite
bat 8etebl erbalteu, iufOrt 100 Wtann mad
Smaba, gtebGasia, Su idlideu. Cine auoere
Qbtbeiluug tplro uo4 Sort luton, gteu'Ute1
rifO, gejhtft perbeu.
-DaS lluteri9ugamt Sablte beute $428,z
600 Sob auf 9is9uung Der Suli8tnien, uno
s52. 1000 fiir einae,onene SOnOS QuS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
Baltimore
Gire 9nfuranet qfffe,

Baltimore
Gire 9nfuranet qfiff,
Siibmefs@de pom Soutb= uub ButerfraBe
Dsis @sieGi&oitoafiGert fortwdbreub ssssn Ser
Iut ODER 5daoen burh Braneunslit iotpobl IN Del
Glaot. wle i'm eaube, aue arten pon eisentbnnl'
9osn ssosn nnS sss SGssnsam
I'm Sau besriffene ober i'm Saien in eaouHg oeRno'
Hde 51brSeuee u. I. 10.
bas Sirsitorium bsiisbt aus foIssnssn Serrsu:
q. S%; 9 vs., q; Sarrii0S5' y sfsaOSin'' saSfia
SasiS eSi s.: .. ssiiion, s. saobt: Sentins.
Sotub Bennington, =. WS5ton as,n,esp Siemart
Francis Z. Sing, 2. ~ StsipSouet'
Senrp Carroll, 9toSne ~ an Sot'pts'
R. 8. SteuCrt, ~. W, saqlof'
sBm. 8. SrIns, soyTi5on Ti%,, S0S'a'
u,,G,,,;ous.sf ormIlare uEo neitsre Wohridlt iter
n;s tse,glibot pirb in Der OiTice, SIowet%eee oon
SontSa un0 lRatsrhrose, srtbeilt, mo aud ole Auz
aui s1asnS eins srta anseuOmmsn, DsIs Der appl'
taHs ta9Hssani1SO 5TIO Sr. xBousWortb. estr.
yt. Gonrtneg & BruSer,
s1r. IA, Slprb SbarlesfraRe,
Gde Der Gupsttshrass.
sa,r r,oibsn ou un5ersu rstdboItissn uns oHsrtir.
ghampasner,
sssiuz sB eiueu pom Der feiuHen GuaIifdt,
Sberrpz, Pprtz unb Waoeiraz Belnen,
sranHt'Dein' somoi,a xum,
geOtd, KSbtstsp unb
Garauna=Sigarrer
,nsrsr,,om rpelbe aue bwei 9Bobeu per 9anptsr
a,npiauosn uub i'm aleinea tu Snsros-Bret,en osr'
sauft peteen.
feiuen Sbee
unb
suao.wshIte srpeeriez saaren fur samiiie.
one;n;os Hoentsn oes beribmten 6 Iu bhon Ietz
n,nWossen!s aBbtstee.. l0ep3'12DsfO
R, Wolbz llnh Silberipaaren.
go Gin rsiaSaltss Eager s,..r samuerfae,en.
S'SsaH" 70 Ssibsns unS iiltsrns Ia d nhbesn,
4nberplcttirfe EsadEen-
NJ 9eus gronsez sa6su IL. I. ip.
gu i'sss. j.! e'sissaa =. asrnes aas'as' '''
tgasttsisfj s.ssh s gr. fso. gBeR.soltimorsHra5e.
Diamanten!I
Soltbare Sdmufia6en uno
@terliua Silher Waaren.
9ote1. 8bilippe Comps
sSeufer EaIehenubren (etpa5G Gle9anteS.)
Mub elm poQc6 4hortiment Der teten
iilberplattirten Waaren BET
esep gS. gSebb E Gpmp.,
foaoN Gde Der Baltimore uno &lsbttr.
anme Was Aotb Dsfrn.
sottst Seoer Ofen wiro 9srantrt,
T.nrs oaB er
sI,fsr ollie ao6.4nI prIte
s1bG teiriettgt.
6. p. 9abibion & Gontp.,
aacuise Asentau,
Str. S, 0turD 2ibertD@StraRs.
ssoFsrz uup @asieitunaeu prompt stnsertttet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12

ca 3abnar,tii6es.
Sr. 10. S. Gt5etioge,
Wr,21, SliosS sSroab b,
at tsinsn uiclen rsuasn aanSea ane Ssm BgGi 51SIs
sr bsasn Sualitdt, btaiaer, aI5 fie ir9enb IN DER
81 gtoSt Str anaeat scrosn tonneu ~ ssrn. 9isne
SrSmiums 3dpns ttnusn nitt hbsrtrottsn neroen,
nnS ne elrsstsnOs sSrani Sg sagSaS gS,iS S0 0
csS. nciue Niiauae lit saranttrt, Bu setausn. so
sisre oe bette ar5st bilisst Gls ir9sno Semano IN
Der StGot. w. - SamS,,,,,s
cn,iS 129Rtey1 Wr. 81, SucsScpucDup.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
Gntaeber her Strafe.

u e 10 = y orf, II. 5ull. = Die &la9en
9egen bic 8ammuup- -&iug=0ie6e Better ..
Sweeuep uno Sames R. SweeneB iino nie'
Oergedla9en woroen. (qebnlid pirO es wObI
aaen unoeren 8ro5eiien bieier Sorte ergeben.
Rleinp Niehe hiinnt r1nt1 Sc ~ -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
Nnfldoe AMI Rotlsllcflt.

q 0 d lano, Dte., 10. Sull. - Charles
.. 6ullcr, Elm bieit9cr &auimanu, 1T gefern
aben0 auf Die 2tnfla9e oerbuftet iuOrOen, an
ieiner orei5ebnjdbrigeH StieftOdter gtotb5u9t
beaouaeu All hQbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
6. .. 9anibloa &; GOmp.,
aQciuige Asentau,
0tr. S, SsurD : 2iberfD@ D@SfraRe.

ssasFerz uHo @asie;tuasen prompt stn9efiRet'
Ssoseinrid5tunsen 8u blliSsn Brellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12

Rr. 81, NorozG GalUertftrase.
8tttl,tge, ben Z. Sui 1873. 16l-gD
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-11
Phoebe Items.

FROM DEATH NALLEY.-Tle miners
who have returned from the Death
Valley stampede all give concurrent
reports. They Il that Death Valley
is II dried-up. desOlate. timbcrlesS
region, and that Brcyfogle'S gold de-
posits are a myth. But a little gold
WAS found in Il canyon putting down
into the vallev-"cOlorS So fine and
few" as one expressed it, THAT it
would take a thousand to weigh II
mill and a million pans Of dirt to
weigh a dollar" A number are still
prospecting in the Death Valley
Mountains, ana declare their inten-
ton To find paying de- osits of silver
or gold before coming back. If they
have to prospect until this time next
year. The Death Valley region may
disclose something yet.
\ RICH SrRIKE.-A four-foot body
OF ore was night before last struck in
the Emperor ledge, between the Bow
cry and Alps, we are informed, which
is said to assay 81 600 to the ton. This
strike has created considerable excite
ment on the streets, and we hope
future developments will realize the
sanguine expectations OF the owners.
The Emperor is owned by nine practi-
cal miners.
FREIGHT TEAMS SNOw-BoUND.-A
large number of freight teams. from
Toano To Phoebe, are reported to be
SnOW-bound between Stertoe and
Cave valleys. Loose stock are bel, e
driven over the divide to break down
and pack the snow.
ANOTHER HORSE LIKELY TO DE
\ $500 horse belonging to a colored
man named Bass is about to die OF
secondary %epizootic, or dropsv.
Work has been suspended on the
narrow-gauge in the vicinity of Bull,
lionville from lack of material.
GREEN grass is timidlv peepirg up
as fast as the snow melts to see if the
sky means any more deviltry.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-11
BORN.

In Virginia City, March 1, to the wife
oil lhos. II. ketg, ~ daughter.
In r.mpIre CITY, Marcn q. to the wife of
Charles W~olfersberger, a son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-11
INVITATION COMMITTEE

J.. -. G. ", Austin
K. Sadl"r ......."...D. b q. NJ, Hamilton
VI. Forowsky"......~u. d. q, NJ. Eureka
" II ~BavenpOrt. V GIoS"ph Obrrer, L
S,iol stone, Pc W \ Chandler
' Ridge, Pc \ CharsOn
f Phillips, PIG OF terson
g Hubbard, PC 10 Weidhaas
Chambers. PC lChas G'll
Vim tead, G. E l. Willard
" II Davenport, pc y Ratr'lovich
5 4 Wyman, Pc Win Emery
I Obert-lder, PC : Ashim
- We'll, Pc VIM II Kellogg
StandiSh, Pc u rtidpnberS
+ Elliott, RS W \ Sraton
Ben & Levy. PS JacOby
James Stewart I'D Schaefer
\ r Titus mas Cobb
Geo Meth James X lily
& ROSSPtti John NcMaun
] Fagonini SEQ L%nndgrrn
NJ + Eartl"tt y SimOnSOn
X p Mechanics IN Obcrlelder
j Johnson X Gibson
Henry Hip VIM NJ Smyth
7 J White A Rosenthal
Chris Jacobson + Butl
: Nathan JnO Lawson
Broy IChas Blazer
y Million iieo W Fibtens
VIM Rabjohn \ NJ ID Hall
w 7 POplin Vim Ross
J Whistler T. f Fine
Vim cock Fred Eliioit7
t. Elliott lanes Hayes
Schaofer has w Schuamb
Fred Barnes w II Mckenzie
Shrrhan James LnPch
j Mcdonald ~ McGregor
Jacob Gibson j ] II Baxter
n kinsoy Jno S~harpenbuger
VI CaliSher II w NanLew
B Berg Julius Becse
Joel III f. Isaacs
] W Hess + Rcig"lhuth
w y l. W rmuth " Eldred
] Il bowman Alfred Jenkins
ID Mannheim Cyrus x Bidwell
NJ Harrison lJOhn Gregovich
McVey 4 Belcher
James Pryan r r bartlett
VIM Samson VI ] Franklin
Meyer IL Dallman
III Roman II Adams
Turner : Rachael
Slaughter IL johnson
FLOOR DIRECTOR...WM NJ. HEAD, n. G..
FLOOR MANAGERS:
w a Seaton ID w Mckenzie
Mannheim J"mes Stewart
BCItvy
HS'No Invitation Cards will be issued.
general Invitation is ext anded.
TICKETS. FIVE DOLLARS EACH to
he obtained Of the Committee OF Ar
rangemerts. metd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-11
EOREIIN NEWS.
FRANCE.

PARIS, March 10.
Aletter from Madrid. dated Satur.
dav. saws it is reported that 40 prov
inces of Spain have threatened to dis.
continue their recognition of the III
thoritv of the Government of Madrid.
ii the Assembly is not dissolved. 1t
is also reported that threats have been
made by the authorities of Catalul,ia.
to declare the independence of that
province.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-11

Storris. Chillicothe, Ohio, was burned
on Saturday night. 1t was the work
of an inoendiary. Loss, SIS, coo in
sured for Sll 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-11

WHATS IN A NAME?-John c. CAL
hOun has been beaten again, this time
In . saloon quarrel at Gold Hill. He
is now confined to his bed III the
County Hospital. Such is fame.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-11
ONTARIO.


COBoCoRK. March 10.
The boiler of Clapp's saw-mills eX-
plOded on Saturday, and killed three
men and Il boy, and seriously injured
two others. The OF the killed
are Bailey. Leary, Woods, and Ru>e.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-11

AT a recent fire on the Divide near
Gold Hill ard Virginia, a large
amount Of gold and silver coin be-
longing to miners was melted into
bullion, and the urcilins are reaping
. fine harvest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-11
AT SKATING RINK HALL,
On Friday Even'g, April Is, 1873,

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
VI. Bo-owsly, p. ii. IS. +. Titus,
Z. G. Hubbard. PC ID. W. Mex nzie.
VIM. Head, NC. VI. b. Bartlett.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-11
MINERS UNION

HIS ASSOCIATION MEETS
u FRIDAY EVENING, AT uiRrr
ma.iL' al O'Clock, in the buildimy ,o,-
W Wy occupied by Tommy D"1pios
DIN ,Ss aye requested to be present and
fSA2m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-11
Che eureka Sentinel.
BRAVE Boy pURNEp.-At a fire IL

BRAVE Boy BURNEp.-At a fire in
Gold Hill on Thursday morning last,
says the Virginia Chronicle. a brave
lad by the name of James Niles. only
fifteen years Of age. made u dash up
stairs for the purpose OF saving the
life Of Mrs. Tyrrell, lady to whom
he was much attached. Finding that
she had escaped, he then tried to save
some of her goods, and while in the
act Of ripping up a Brussels carpet, he
was caught by the overpowering ele-
ment and forced to retire. His face
and hands were burned in a shocking
manner, and his features are so swOl-
len as Il be scarcely recognizable as
those Of human being. His'hat was
burned on his head, and could only
be relnoy ed with difficulty. The coat
Is . mass Of criSpy cinders, and.it is IA
wonder how the brave little fellow
escaped instan. death. He has a
strong constitution, and may possibly
survive his injuries, though at present
his life is despaired of.
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MARRIED.

In San Francisco. February -, II. 4.
Hedger, If Virginia City. To Emma Is.
Swinncrton, OF a Francisco,
In Cnion,ille, March 4, Henry W. Eel.
lows to Elizab.th Waugaman,
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OHIO.

CLEN EEA-ND u
A fire this morning at Clyde de-
stroyed a brick block on Main street ;
loss. $4,000.
CINCINNATI. March 10.
The steam tannery Of Armstrong &
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miscellaneous.
ST. PATRICK'S BALL!

Committee Of Arrn"gementst
Mike Walsh, Chris. Murtha,
Thomas Murphy, lanes Healy,
James Reilly.
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AN ERA IL CHURCH HISTOR'
- LIZ LI..aLLa--.
THE FATE or THE MOD0CS.

THE SENTENCES OF sLOLUCK AID BARNCIO COM
MUTED TO IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The President issued
orders some DAYS ago ior the Communication OF the
fences Of soluck and B1ruch0 OF the Modoc prisoners
from hanging 10 imprisonment for life at Alcatraz
Island, san Francisco HarbOr. The ground for this
action Of the that the Indians were not
Chiefs but stood in the relative position Of private sol
diers Oboying the OrieT5 OF their commander Capt Jack
LATER-The Communication by the President OF the
sentence the two M0doc warriors, SlOuck and Barn
cho condemned 10 death with Capt Jack aud his head
men, was decided during the Summer, but the
decision was not promulgated until yesterday The
Presidents position that the two warriors were in the
same relation to Capt Jack private soldier to his
comma nder and that each obliged to obey ms superior
officers and is not accountable for his deeds thus com
mtted Is subject Of much remark tonight. Tue ques
ton asked, II the warriors were not responsible for
the murder of Con. Candy and other victims, why are
they to be confined during life Instead Of being pardoned
outright The question Of the Communication Of their
sentences did not come before the Department Of Justice
and the Attorney General not consulted. There has
been great pressure the President for the pardon
of all the Modocs from many religious societies and also
from very prominent men in public life.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE HANGING OF CAPTAIN
JACK AND HIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-The preparations
have been completed for the execution OF Capt. jack
ScnODCulu, Bpslou NhtilcF' auu DoVh dh ~ 4" % ii
to-day at Fort Klamath. The scafold large strrc
ture erected just outside the Fort Some delay may be
occassoned by circumstance that the order of
ecutOn will have 10 be interpreted for the condemned
They much depressed BY Tie knowledge Of their
impending fate.
The executions will he in the presence OF the klamath
and other Indians for the purpose OF making whole
some impression upon the minds Of the savages in that
section White citizens have gathered from all parts Of
the country to witness the hanging After Capt Jacks
death the of his tribe will not be surrendered
to the Oregon authorities. but transferred TO Fort
RUSSELL This remnant amounts to 1856 men. women and
children. Capt Hasbrouck will escort them to the fort
with the 4th Artillery.