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EXPECTED RELEASE OF THE FORT CARRY rRls-

EXPECTED RELEASE OF THE FORT CARRY PRlS-
ONERS.
MINNEAPOLTs, July 3O.-The Minneapolis
T1b,o,e's correspondent at Ottawa teegraphs to-day
that In view OF the certainty Of dissolution Of the
Canadian Ministry, It is believed that the Cabinet
viii reverse the decision the Manitoba authorities aud
remove Attorney General Clarke ana his associates.
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An Notices Of we7ra5.' must BE- ira'r'r' ri'' n'a
4 IA
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Alert ........ Henry Val. S.efs.......T T g. Iermin.
Auua........Nm 4. & mining. -HlIne.......C N.ils.
fiaraduta. &C. A. Chrever Yoet...... Charirs Poster
Nelheti....George J. A.eriuIre
Nmbus. Wm. Pet Nxen........LliOs Living Son.
Ouou. ...Wm. &J. ". Cooper.
race for $500. between the omen sOop yachts Maud
IL. Drlaheld Phelps, and Brooklyn, Col. Prank Walsh.
Will take place tomorrow at 10 a. from the Neptune
House New Rochelle.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-17
Shining Autirr;
Applicaticn fer
NVAINh NO. al9
EEREHA. No. OfnCr

ErREKA. NJ a. ! AND orncr
oIl'E Is HrRIrY MAJ
The ltitEmonG SlNfN, md
NtNaua tloStt nee acpr,.. Itlnparv1
ftka county, NeNauaI EsS' fuTtka, ii
cht'oh q attIt Tor t,a mace anil
anu ialf t5cILt I%Ghured III
lElchnond ioCc, ttauuo ~ let Of M
~hhlhtialS; the same 5i,ef ana obJ
ana one AID a HAT t,.ss I'VE hulCr1
nom tht southeast Sior SvttEeaSerl
mann incline, situated IN L. ,ht lop
iilStriGt. Eureka IoulIv TXt,ha MINI
~SSClIuCo III tie HAT and ,Nala, sl|
Ale III TINS Once as loIlsv." ,.e hotes d
l. =. SUHyEY. Nh o.,
leginning AT a rost uorL
survey 40. IS, nttUt orILn,T No,l 4
SotlUaltG conn ufy,ulrrt LLGIitfa to1
i"oe II same beng he ILthlaI
corner al SAID claim, >tata i,S. A0thti]
summit 81 kLll lin. Ing htarti1
most >,uth,Tly corner q, q alSo Ia
maze lur the iurcha STiNtE No.. Il
lahI On the lockout lcG,., alaaied tCl
hoIlnNtSt corner Of the LicL, little Id
ing Works lrn.s y. as. n.oh0 tod
itrt, ana the tlagStaff in nsiets WI
o.. degrees +. lu,,1I lea, 'Aa Ctafsy
hinS thence, tirsl. y. Sll ds ana nJ
~ y feet sccoHu, :. Is CO. WTsitts VI
thlrd. :. 34A deg. L. sol l. ".W fed
n. Is deg. +. go feet, TO he NJ \, ioun1
ginning, containing SO ac,a AVE Of b
expressed from iruC mcljdiar lGaisd
l6ty deg. East. VIA ~'ariatoj
Inc Clalm Is on u~nsurveyed lo,.
Is bounced on the uortLu..ss" ldnc, an
anu southwest b! the HIchmG,HI oIiltaa
company OF NcNaua. and On ~ .Ailill
east ny the Eur,ha IolsCGlat,,ade south
Company. '""''a Mimi
inns claim is rCcoIG,d in root
LOT. Il The NIilns LCr,I,. ooA |, TaI
Mining District ara COW ~ % llFil
ice ana diagram can lc td'nc| aNiq
the hosting works 1.-The NJ t'Stdcl
4 = LA l. ILL.-I.
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Application for Patent
NOTICE NO. 2l3.


l.S. LAND OFFICE.
Nevada, June q. les} |
NOTlCE Is HEREBY G1vrx
~ the Richmond Mining Con- ihAI
Nevada tpos tofficc address FnrnttaaN ~
rrka County NrNaGal have made ANN
cation Tor Patent tor six burG,"d 'p Ial
llncal !'ct oi the linton lode Isar9r ES W
NtraHd other minerals: lie son'a VI
sin undrcd feet northwestern ,rcw v',l
southeast SIDE Of entrance 10 fro M
mond mine, known as the main ~ "T NV
Top incline, situate in Frrate NH
ing District, Eureka Comfy ye,oa.
ana described in the plat and tiel6 ro..2
on file in this office as follows Wv. Nv"
L. =. SURVEY NO, Go.
BEGINNING ut the northeast corner \
l'attn' survey No. "a, made Tor the Rrhl
nonu Nilnlng COMPANY Of Ntyada. nj
the klchmond lode. a post marked RIM
mond y. r.. corner, ana Tip Tops T.. WI
ncr; whence the Tip Top shalt beanS|
81 degrees W. lI0 feet, ard the flagstaff n
Eureka bears n. Is deg. Is min. I, l0a2
feet, and running thence, first, y, m
deg. W. GOO feet second, :. IS deg. w. H
feet third, :. 81, deg. +. GOO feet lounb]
\. 81 deg. T.. SO feet, to the place OibI
ginning, containing SO acres. Course
oppressed from true meridian, variation
loL deg. East. Il
Ibis claim is on u~nsuryeyed land, and
is bounded on the northeast, soulhwt(
ana southeast ty the Richmoud Minind
Company of Nevada; on the northwest
not known.
This claim is recorded in Took 7, pgd
80, of the Mining LecordS Of Eltkl
Mining District, and a copy Of said nOtiJ
and diagram can be found posted on Id
llp Top shaft.
icG1 CYRUS +. HORN, Register
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PACK TRAINS,

DECISIONS WANTING ORE. WooD
nv pa"ot any other material Transported
~ = IralhS, can have such business
promptly attended To by l~cayin" nr,io,s
WIN JOE RANkL, at the store oI ~
. Fur.L, Manu- ASElM BROS.
mylitf
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Application Gor Pasem'

FrprKA. Nevada, July u, lH@'
" Office Is HEREBY GlNLN' ,rinigr
= the Eureka consolidate L hs
Company uostutlice address, T. ,ftce
NeNuda) has tins day fled III 'nE Of
a uia-ram, together with oTTnited
application for a patent from ~, rroyed
Si;,trS, under act OF Congress alliOsr-
May 10Th, 1872, for a Miil'slle, mines,
purtenanttOt the said company nis,rd,
situated in the Eureka Mining ~ and
Eureka County, state OF Ne'auass %
described in the plat and 1lelu HUN
nlc in this once as follows, ',MocTR
L. =. SURVEY M. Is, W u.s.
Beginning al a post marked No,'Nol
Survey, No. Is, Lot b. whence prnin. W,
Of Lot \ bears :. AZ degrees o. ~ Eureks
$3.50 feet southeast corner TX stone
Consolidated Mining t9mla5! fpet, and
office Lears :. TN deg. W. -reta tesr
the flagstaff in the town Oh Ea Trnning
=. lut. de-. +. lS-9 feet tnth1,c,e \. ~
y. l2E dog. W. 100 ic+l. ~ des. E.N
deg. +. 30 feet thence ~ $40 feel;
feet. thence :. 7!A deG. thence
thence :. III deg. +. 80 lso' IN dE
IN deg. W. 100 1eet theneT NJ de-. ":
a w; loo, loo o-i1 ba ince : i2H deg ": IN ,Sspr
feet :" thence \. Is deg W. SO7 feel rI5dft
NIL deg. f. 224 feet thence doc ~
+. 307 feet; and thence \. ~ e mail.
fect, to the place Of beginning, sprssHs
ing 4 and 9-IO acres. Bearins, msgneW
from the true meridian Win =.
!. copy Of the notice and ;i,p pla, c%o1erl's
found posted on the ouI"
the %T TeishiTES fgalssFi F. HORN, Rss.s..:
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for Patent.
L. =. LAND OFFICE.
- TsENT VTTINLf
EUhEKA, NEV, August !. 1881

FTkFKA, MN, .AugUst !. lS3.J
,,u.r 49, r, F,T,y nm,
y - IL IF NEi LINEN lhAg
we I~.lcHiioht Mining NoIlilaNi ~
NTNaua tt~osiNi-ce auoless Euieha, ha]
!tha county, NeN.,) nave hlaur uiPsaSll
5iUi' lo[ lat'it hiteth hululeu ~
Iiiltai io,' "ltHt -. u,oiSe Lout, u,a.us
SILVER, leau ana o'htr minerals iunlaasI
llortheaS'crIy rom lhe Loi'htasl oVu.]
ualH inc cIalnt lIa.en' sm -
Nt3 NO; t'I' WIN a q OF -. w, sh,
"'v IN EUREKA Mining bisttl'', ~ MI
county, Nevada, ana described Y p.,
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Sflining.

And in accordance with law. and an
order OF the Puurd of Directors, made on
the 18th Gay OF June, 1873, SO many sEarrs
OF each parcel OF said stock as may be
necessary. will be- sold at lublic auction
at the oilco OF the company, room Il,
Haywarj'S building, Il? California street,
san Francesca, California, on the iSth
dDy oT EJGUST, 1873, at the hour Cf one
O'Clock L. VI. Of sad day, to pay said de
EruuvHt assessment thereon, together
with COSTS of auvrrtiSin- and expenses OF
sale.
II. c. KlEEF, SECRETARY.
Office: Room ", Hayward's hulldlng,
4Ig California street, san Francisco, Can
lorna. aug2-td
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ASSESSMENT L0IIoE.
DHENIX SILVER MINING CQMPA-
i NY Location Of PRINCIPAL place
of business, san Francisco, Cal. Loca-
ton of works, Eureka, Eureka County,
State Of Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that at q meet
ing of the Board OF Directors held on the
fifth day OF August 1873, an assessment
(No, II Of twenty-five % cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, payable Immediately
in United states gold ANA 81 Yer COIN, TO
the Secrctary. at thu office OF the com-
pany, room 26 HayEa-d's I1>ilding. 4l9
California street, q FRANCISCO, Cali
fOrnia.
ANY stock upon which THIS assessment
shall remain unpaid on the l1th Gay Of
September, lS75, viii Ur deemed Gclin-
uuent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment j. made
before, will be sold on the SECOND DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1873, TO pay the delin-
uuent assessment, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses of sale.
By order OF the Directors.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary.
Office Room 81 Hayward's Building, No.
4l9 California street.San Francisco, Cal.
anlt6
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VIC IN accoraancr with law Il an or.
18TH day OF juno, 1873. so mnnv az a.'lt
each parcel OF such stock as nmav h ~a
neetssarH Will be sold at IuhIIc auriion
a. the Office OF the COMPANY room 33
treas building, No. AID California
FAY t th' TTT5nci>cG, Cal, on WEDNES.
uoSi, lhl3, al hour Of / o'cIorL
S mn day' TO pay said delinquent asses.
Nef'ising and ,~Arcnscs ofthe saIc$ ! "0-
oaioo 'iiAN. ;. NEAL, Secretary.
,I4 IT, room - Ilayward's f~uilding' 30.
fornia. FRANCISCO, 'all-
iva
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alU ~ accOrdahce with law and an ar.
ufr ol ane "a Of Directors, made on the
shares OF each parcel OF such StonE "as
may be necessary, will be sold M nnhiicc
auction at the salcsrOOm OF John MI,
GItton x Son, No. $40 Montgomery strdnt
san francisco, California, on M0JNbs.SY;'
Inc the "lSnteenth day of August, 1873, at
n =, S said d Ii clock =. NJ. Of such day, TO
together with costs OF ad ,ertisine and ex'
penses of sale. ahoeA-
Office No. 800 California street Ruy.
., San Francisco, Cal. 30
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SaininN.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

JACKSON MINING COMPANT-LO-
81 cation of principal place OF business,
san Francisco. Cal. location OF works,
Eureka. Eureka County, Nevada.
Not.cc.-Thtre are delinquent upon the
following described stock, ON OF
aS>,S>mrut t\o.W levied ON thc25ih day
oi June. l>-S, the sevcra. amounts set OPP
poSifc the names OF the respective share
holders. 3S follows:
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For Sale OF REM

THE PROPERTY SIM Ind B%aisr1asas.
the corner Of BuGi hmnonieoB ll,%
streets, known as the indyantageeeSs y.
ing, is for sale or rent on Ned, and "a.
terms. 1t is centrally ioo1itable for o~ "a
several desirable rooms ,iso Q Coisass'
ccs or similar purposes. ,n,Iars, inqu''
House Tor sale. For pait
at the store Of ru FRO.
apl6t II MALL
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. olo.
Us. REGISTERS OFFICE,

EUREkA, Nevada, July II, 1871
NOTICE Is HEsEB GIVEN THAT
~ the Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company tpostof1ice address, Eureka,
Nevada has this day nleG in this office
a diagram, together with n notice Of APP
plicatlen tor II patent from the. United
states, under act OF Congress- approved
May 10, 1872. for S1janu 10 feet OF the
l-upita deposit or lode, and the mill-Sltc
pertaining thereto: the mining claim
running tG0 and 7-lo feet nor!hWc>tcrly
and Hi Il 30 feet S~outhcaStcrly from
the l.upita shaft. situated in the Eureka
mining district, Eureka county, state of
Nevada, and described il the plat and
field notes on file i'll this Office, as fol-
lows, to Wit
SURVEY No. 40, LOT A..
beginning at a post whence the highest
point of Ruby Hill bears :. 34A degrees
". 80 feet the Flagstaff in the town of
Eureka bears y. 10 deg. 80 min. +. $3.50
feet thence running :. - deg. +. 4jl and
2-l0 feet, whence the lupita shaft bears
;. OLA deg. +. DO feet :thCnCc y. t5L4 deg.
r.. 81 feet hence :. t. deg. T.. 81 feet. TO
n northern corner OF the Eliutlc
ground theme =. IT, deg. W. Isl leef. to
post on the northeastern boundary OF the
sentinel claim thence y. 81 der. W. 3369
leet, the northern corner OF the Scnti-
mel claim Thence :. 49, deg. w. 1j3 feet,
along said sentinel survey to the eastern
corner of the At asst survey: thence y.
o. deg. W. 40 and 10 feet, to the mort p
ern corner OF the At Last Survey ne the
eastern corner OF the Lookout survey ;
ana theuce y. - deg. r.. 200 lctt, to The
place OF beg;..Hlng containing ) acres.
Also the following Ut SCriNtd piece or
parcel OF land, as part OF the above min
my claim as Il mil.-Site. and upon which
the company has erected reduction
works:
SURVEY NO. 40. LOT II.
Beginning AT a post whence post No. |
OF 10 a bears :. 81 d. Z. l. min. W, 10. $50
leet post No. / ol survey No. is, lot H..
made Tor the Eur2ka Consolidated Min
ing Company upon the Triangle mill
site bears :. IL deg. =. $50 feet the flag
stan i'll the town ot Eureka bears :. ii
d'G. 10 nan. +. -317 feet, and the Outh-
east corner Of the Eureka Consolidated
company $ stone office bears :. : dec. ~
MN. ". 59l feet thence running \ Is
dtE. W .6lO feet thence =. - deg. w. 500
fett thence :. l. deg. f.. TO feet; thence
= 80 DEG. W. - ftct thence :. l5% de
r. 2i3 feet thence N.77L deg. +. III feef
tnthce \. l1g deg. W. 2+3 feet and
thence y. ~ dee. T.. .6G FEET. 10 tlr Nae"
Oh h"SlhhlI containing and >luaCrtS.
Inc mining claim and milI.Slio are on
uhSUfNrNtd lands. Ihr mining claim is
oou1;u'u on the northwest, south and
southeast by t.r Eureka CONSOLIDATED
AllhihE company, l"oi cut, At Last, sch.
lhcI ana FlltiC ,,@:un..
copy. 81 iC;-ctl 81 Giu-ram can
oe l"uhu posted on 3 IL IuiIta shaft
uI"n n LODI. aHG rrrpu. thu nlilI->ift.
NI--lo tlNUNF HORN, kcgiStcr.
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&br eureka Sentinel.
TO II UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMIDkS, NEW REMEDIES!
DIR. GIBBoY's- DIsPEEsaRy.

Il - 80 NNA-~ +a ~"
DIR. GIB5oN'S DIsPLysAGy,
NO. 500 EEAENEN STREET.
IN cOrDCr Commercial, san
Francisco. Private entrance ON
Commercial street. EStapl>hed lAa
In 1854, fOrthe treatment OF >tXu- S2ZE.
81 and Seminal Disease, such as Gouurr.
hea, elect, StriCturu, Syphilis in al! its
forms, Seminal Weakness, ImputguCy,
etc, etc. skin DISEASES Of years Standing,
and liberated Legs, ctc., successfully
treated.
DIR. GIBBoN has the pleasure of an
nouncinE that he has returned from Ms
1unE the principal Hospitals oil Europe,
and has rSsUnled practice.
The Doctor has spared ueitlortime non
money in seeking CGt new remedies. and
has returned with Increased tacisttseS Tor
the alienation Of human SUi-r-.LL.
seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is Tire consequence
OF self-abUSe. This solitary Vice. or de-
prayed sexual Indulgence. is 1r3Ct3ced 10y
the yO0th 81 lOtA SEXES 10 az almost an
limited extent, producing with uue-ring
certainty the following tratu OF MORBID
G~yinptolns. unless c~CluUated 10y scientific
medical measures, VIZ: Slli0w couuten-
aDce, dark spots under the eyes. pain in
the head, ringing III the ears, noise like
she ruStIlns az leaves or rafting OF char
tOS, uneaSapesS ahoU the Ions. weakness
OF the limbs, confused vision, planted IN
tellect, loss If confidence, Uifl2euce in ap-
preaching strangers, q dislike 10 form
new acquaintance, a disposition l - SAUa
society, loss OF m'mOry, QIiuplto and Va
ciOuS erupt!OnS about the face. hectic
nusheS, Iurred tongue. tuytla breath,
coughs, consumption, night sWe&tS. mo-
nomanla, and frequently insanity. II re-
lief be not obtained. You should applying
mediltely, either in person or y letter
II have q cure effected 10y his LtW and
scientific mode OF treating TINS disease,
which never Ialls OF vLeltug quick ana
radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance maY be CURED
AT HOME. by addressing a letter to DR..
GIBBoN stating case, symptoms, length
OF thine h disease has continued, and
have medicine promptly forwarded, free
from damage and curiosity, TO any part
ofthe country, with tUll and plain direc-
lions for use, by i~nclosiug SO in coin IN a
registered letter through the PoStoffice, or
through Wells, Fargo u Co..
a package OF medicine Viii be forward
o. by Express tOauN PART CT the Union.
wrIingtpthe Doctor will please
state the name OFT n paper they see this
advertisementin
All communications strictly confden-
uAl
Address, DR.. j. F. GIBRON.
Box 1857, a Francisco California.
tcbU-ly
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49,.

PROBATE COURT, Rerisie W,bAg.-An cd
ninistrhficn has been granted in this Court the
estate Of Enoch Simms, with q bond Of 90, aud
the estate of Frank Barsell, with q bond OF Stav
The last will Of VIM. Appl-by, Of Gsores.swn, has
been filed for probate. The testator beQueahs all
his children and grandchildren.
POLICE COURT, Judge Dascson To-day He 1ry
Boyle; ysgrast, was sent 10 the workhpuse. Her
bonds to Keep the peace. John Young, q yasrsnt,
WAS sent to the workhouse 81 days. Albert CLARK
threats to Catherine Egsn; S100 bonds to keep the
peace. Charles W. Hooper, resisting officer N oil
hall; s. and costs. George Ii. Williams, charged
with the larceny Of Q cart worth $50 from Samuel
Lawson; committed for hearing. Emanuel Ma
son, charged with grand larceny Of -four hu 7dred
Qattai Gazeifss from the United States Patent or
nee, eash valued ct ten cent? grand jury; Bsnjs-
Walker, disturbing the peace and quiet Of George
town; s3. Mary Sullivan, drunk and disorderly
So; Mary Crrrpsey as fine IS for having n die.
orderly assembly. William johnson. profanity; IS.
VIM. Hogan, removing gravel from public grounds;
IS. Frank Smith, disturbing the quiet Of George
town; es. b. g. Mccoy, violation Of license Law
NJ; WI. Luther, profane; 9s Jessie Mccoy,
hack law; SO. Sarah Whiting, disorderiy in
nosh, cart without number; os. George h. viii
liams, colored, grand larceny Of cart, valued ct
SO, from Mr. Faulkner, which he found at an auc-
ton store corner 9th and ID streets; grand jury
tSeyeral cases OF this character are now pending
against this man Williams, who appears to have
gone into the cart business but through the vigi-
lance Of Lieut. Greer, Of the 9Th precinct, who has
Alice Hall, threats to Mary Sweedes; bonds TO keep
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Al X ANDRIA.

RAN OFF THE TRACK-The seven O'Clock
train from Washington, on the W. and A. raj l.
road, ran of the track just beyond the poor's
house yesterday evening. No damage was done
The passengers had to walk to town.
POSTAL CARBs.-Mr. Bell obtained few to-
DAY Tor retail. 1t is supposed the box, contain
ing 5000, intended for this city, has been sent
by mistake to Alexandria, Louisiana-SentineI
last evenfna.
The WAwAsKr LRTTERs.-Mr. Wheeler, the
clerk Of the late steamer Wawaset, in reference
to the letters reported in the Gazette as having
been found near the scene of the disaster to that
Inflated steamer. said the letters alluded TO
were those addressed to persons living near the
landing the steamer as approaching, which as
MS custom was, he had taken from his office to
be delivered when he reached the shore. He
had put them in the pocket of light coat ne
was wearing, and which he pulled OFF and
water. They may have been washed out of the
pocket, or the coat containing them NAV ha We
hoated ashore, and thus they may have gotten
lnto the hands OF those who opened them
Gdzstte.
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DIsGRAcEFUL TRAFFIC IN DEAD BODIES IN
PHiLADELPHIA.-The latest Philadelphia spec
ulati0n is selling bodies from the citv morrne.
A Philadelphia dispatch says "Disciosures by
the p0hce department reveal a sad state of az
fairs at the city morgue. The body Of Thoms As
Munce, q wealthy farmer of Washington coun-
ty, who left his home in the early part of July
last, has been found picked in the dissecting-
room OF the university. 1t had been sent to
morgue. A family in this city Identified it. The
discovery was made by finding the watch of the
deceased in pawn Office, where it had been
pledged by one VIM. McEwen. who was the dri-
yer OF the coroaer's wagon. Munce was found
drowned on the morning of July 3, and Nc
Even removed the body to the morgue the
same day, and on the 9th it found its way into
the investigation Is being further pushed. The
deputy coroner states that he holds the receipts
OF the superintendent of the city burial ground
for the body.
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Continued from first page. I

watching the other prisoners ENGAGED in
sweeping. He was allowed 10 come 51t on the
corridor, and talked in pleasant manner with
several OF the prisoners. Shortly afterwards
Sheriff Robinson and Deputy Sheriff Owings,
with Rev. Mr.. Stitt, his spiritual adviser, en-
tered his cell and united reli gous ceremonies.
Palmer became 20 greatly excited that he
tually rayed, and seemed to entirely forget him
self in the excess Of his religious feeling. He
shouted, jumped NJ, knelt down, clapped his
hands, and threw himself in many attitudes.
When his uncle parted with him he chung TO
him, but they parted with great feeling, each
next administered, and Palmer became quiet.
The reli gious ceremonies concluded, Sheriff
Robinson placed q shroud of white muslin over
the convict, reaching below his knees, after
which his hands were tied, Palmer re-
manning remarkably calm and patient.
saying, as be left his quarters, "Good bye old
jail" lie descended the steps with firmness,
and when he reached the pavement halted and
tives, all; am going TO Jesus TIE other
prisoners, locked In their cells, and who we're
looking on. responded, "Good bye good bye 2"
step, but was blanched when he stood on the
trap. A short time Was spe2t in silent prayer,
the white cap placed over his face, his ieSs tied
and the moose adjusted. Palmer muttered,
Tod De merciful TO me, sinner. Lord Jesus,
receive my soul" Shortly after the trap was
sprung, and Palmer fell with thud. For two
minutes the body writhed, the hands twisted
cOnvuisiyely, and there were other evidences of
suffering. In about fifteen minutes all was still.
After hanging twenty three minutes the BODY
WA lowered, pronounced dead, and given 70
friends.
The eyscution Of West was for the murder of
ms paramount, Anna Gibson. IN March last, with
a Ratchet. He was tried at the April term Of
the criminal court, convicted, and sentenced TO
be hanged to-day. Within a few weeks past
number OF petitions, signed by several Of the
Jurors who tried West and others, who in
terested themselves in his case, have
been laid before the governor, urging
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which Governor Whyte responded, declining to
interfere. saving the law must take its course.
About O'Clock this a. m. West awoke and took
a bath, after which he asked as a special favor
that he be permitted TO view the gallows. The
request was granted and West carefully in
speeted the scaffOld, after which he was con-
Quoted to his cell.
The above is all that was received at the
time of going to press