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HYDE PARK.

The miscellaneous business Trnns-
acted at the Inst Meeting OF tlae VIII
lngo Trustees.
A regulnr meeting Of tho Hyde Park Trustees
was held on Friday afternoon, and tic following
bills vera ordered to he paid. Goo. III. Boguc,
81, 1,062,50; Wilks d Collins. 1926; Chas. e.
Pope, s125 Richard g. Thompson, 81, 700; police
roll, s0s5; Oharn1oy Bros. d Co., 684.a5; Charles
Creighton, 800; John McCnffroy, $780,
SO; Andrew Wright. s125; II. D. Bogue, $780,
90; Hyde Park Gas Co., 818567; N. Durthick,
s26.88: Doatty & Barker, si,7G0.42; pay rolls
On sundry improvements, 97os.65; totn1, s11, ,978.-
Of. a number OF bills wore presented and ro-
forred.
The following plat Of subdivision was np-
proved: Resnbdivision Of the weat 70 foot Gin
Guiding alley) Of Lots l, 2, md 3 Of Crookor g.
Ross Subdivision Of Lot i, in Block j, Of salto1-
stall l. Rnasells Subdivision OF north II OF
ship So, North Range Il z.
Tho romonstranco Of the Roy. Robert ". Pat
toraon against tho construction Of a sidewalk on
Forty-tlira streot was presented and referred.
othora, to have the price Of liquor licenses a1ed
ct not less tlan $500, was presented and re-.
ferred. It WAS subsequently resolved that no
liquor licenso be granted on and after the 1st Of
July noxt, except tho applicant comply with all
existing regulations aud pay into the Village
Capt. George ". Bnford's police report for
May showed that forty-sx arrests had boon
mado. Tho amount Of 1lnes assessed was $685.,
and the amount COLLECTED. $500.
Tho fines OF William Roche aud Patrick Has
eott, 9100 oach for broaking into tie Union
Ayonuo Pound, Wero remittod.
The Hyde Park Gus Company and Beatty l.
Barker were permitted to arrnnge for tho pas
sago OF gas main through tho fifty-first atreot
sewer at Madison avenue, without prejudice to
tho village Of Hyde Park.
Tho Treasurer was excused from hts expected
report on his statement that hia books nro yot in
the hands Of tho Auditing Committee.
The Superintendent was authorized to aprinkle
hyde Park avenue, Oak md Forty-geventh
streots when ho deems 1t necessary, provided the
residents pay ono-half the expense to repair ttlo
crossings in Cleavervi1lo, and to repair tho
crossings to tho mauholes in tho Oak street
sewer.
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that thoy know lttlo Of the horticultural history
placed tho stato At tho head Of thia industry, or
thoy would not hive pursued the courao that
stranglod, for t1mc, this uBoful nht!tntlon.
plaeoa, for thero aro yot long yoara of aofnlnoaa
III tho future for this Society md in tho futro,
as III the, past, II, will diroot aud educate
tho public r., mind IN the higher ast
homo. Tho book Is woll bound. It Ia published
therefore bo, considered q State papor without
1s saae Saysn9a Il 20 et pS I 99t r. Sf CITY ses
rotary, Morris, Ill, and Bont FREQ through tho
mail for 81. Tho edition ts limited to 1000
copies, md those who wiah tho work should not
delay. Tho loading feature Of tho work is for
ost-treo planting.
THE MAKING or HAY
ts subject that will aoon bo knocking at tho
door for admission, and must havo attention.
just az soon M tho heads aro fully out, and be-
fore blooming, is tho best timo 10 cut, at least,
II We have much to cut, no delay beyond that
poriod should bo permitted, uulcsa tho weather
is ronlly bad: I[ay madc this oarlyi in the aoaaon,
and thoroughly cured, iB worth noarly double
Tho crop is honvy, and, aa corn will DO Of moro
valuo than hay, It Is an object to get tho hay all
seourod III the bost condition and ut tho proper
timo. Hny TINT iB cut this early will bo
K en aud Ills '0t pneua 5e aasohes
ffsas %a un Il e f@yS1 s Is sf in isiy 5 bos suttas Sss
blossoms will mako It full Of dust, -" hay y-fog"
rs 1t is callod and this is lablo to givo horHoa
bad cough, II II doos NOT load to tue hoavoa.
tt Ia vol known that ,prario-slough hay makes
good forage, II cut boforo tho full growth tH
completed. I.haye 2 few aoros Of slough-land,
that has boon drntned, tint PRODUCES largo
growth Of "bluo-jo Joint" ovory yoer, say two tohaa
this l,ny ID always reeled by stock Of oil kinds,
no dust fl It. + havo no itloa Of changing ills
wild meadow to tho cultivated grasecs. III tho
carly settlement Of tho country tho prairio-graas
cut too lato In tho season. Thou 1t was seldom
Tint the farmer cut hia hay before September,
md ofton III October.
Tho blue grass ia ready to cut now and for
two woel1s VIC have boon Boiting o'tr teams with
It, and find that it Blyog noar1y hhlf OF tho uRual
feeding Of corn.
conN-pLANT1Na IL PROGRESSING,
aa faet IS tho weather will permit and the crowd
ing Of tho teams hnyo developed tho fact TINT
tho opizootic loft its tr9coa bohiud, and many
teama show Bigna Of w>1kening. somo farfnora,
ale, who hSyo 3v adoRtod Mo Plan Of narrowing tho
tho hnrrow, and find tGat it has d
good OBJECT In warming up tho cold
gronnd, ,as 1t admits tho warm air aud the 1ittlo
sunshine that wo have. Many farmers have
given up all llopes Of planting tho low land, and
will leave it out for summer falow.
Cribs OF CORN
that hayo boon loft open, or partially covered,
are hoating. Yesterday d farmer told me that
ho had 4 1000 bushols In that condition that hc
lad boon compelled to shovel over, and to throw
out tho damagod corn, and put on additional
covering. Ho said two woeks moro Of neglect
and he desired mo to warn others who have boen
Us carelo9s. RURAL.
, 1873-06-09

The Sunday Times announced yesterday that
the sorios Of scandaloua articles known AZ
"Wa1ks Among tho Churches would be closed
with tho ono printed In that issue, but neglected.
to furnish ita readers with any reasonable e1cuse
for terminating them before tho -tablo slandor
Of every church in tho city had been retailod In
greatly exaggerated form. The public mind,
however, eau really supply tho deficiency. Tho
fearloasness Of tho nev. DR.. Sullivan In oxpeling
from Ills church tho man who blackmnilcd and
calunniatod tho most respectable members Of
his congregation, and the general sontinleut of
approval which greeted htH prompt aud energetic
troatmont Of tho offender, convinced tho man
ayers of the Times TINT blackguardis1n is not
quite 80 popular overywho1o aa 1t is in their
Sottor classos Of Chicago people arc a firmly siy
grounded in religious faith OF one kind or a,l-
other, and will not tolerate anything that tonds
to bring Christianity into tlisrapute, and mako 1t
Alarmed for its circulation List and advertising
patronage, both OF Which have boon decreasing
rapidly Of lato, tho Times has boon compelled to
gtvo It's falsifying pedestrian rout But tho ull-
fortunate young 81 mnn ss, shoald not bo blamed for
Sullivan docs not blamo him, becauso lo knows
that he WAS only tho helpoas medium through
whom tho blackguardam Of others WAS oircu-
latsd, and oil tho other people who have suffered
sR1no kindly spirit. lIo know ho was
doing wrong, and fain, would lead life
orty stared him in tho face and the maieyolonce
wont on. His fato haa boon Had ono, and
should be o solemn warning to all young Jour-
nalis.s, Blnco ho commenced to walk among
tho churohos and aneak into peoplo's back-yarda
in order to oyerhoar tho tttlo-tattlo OF the do
mestio circle, he has wasted away to 8 moro
shadow. Alfeady tho hoctio flush OF consu1np-
tlon roddona his sunkon cleoks, and his atteil-
uated form Ia torn and wrenchod by hacking
cough. IIis Oldest f,ionlH have deHortod him,
ana those who woro once happy in his aequaint-
ance now shun him al tho true lriBllman docs
tho informor. The unhappy young man do
serves tho sincere sympathy OF overY Christian
good aud kind daeds for the owl 10 Las 1one.
, 1873-06-09

proof tonicd to show that tho now firm Of Shan
ahan, West 4 Manning bocame indebted TO
Manning for his services In obtaining tho COM
promise Of Noyombor, 1879, and Tint ho las
dobtodneas. 10 sustain tho charge of pref
orontin1 paymonts, tho Jury must DO aatfatlod
TINT It has boon nroyot, that Manning
was q creditor, TINT q. payment Ii
iuso1yont at tho timo Of such payment, and that,
III milking such payment, 1t was their intention
to givo him n preforonoo. When tho nntural
aud loga, consequences Of MI not aro to give
preference, tho law will presume preference to
havo boon intended.
As to Insolvency, tho law requires q merchant
to know tho state Of bis paouniary affairs, mud
tho question for the Jury to determine was,
whethor tho firm did 80 IN this instance. In con-
tho specific charges On which tley found, and
tho jury retired, with permission to seal their
verdict and rotmrn It into court this morning.
, 1873-06-09

A nront1ur of r,.as1,n,ora Ysr0c1nttns II tn
m ,ro1n1 nbsttnoncc..ar,5 :, 5fgort n1nSC
~ f,r1n,,tzo - Oon,r, ",,.snnsa ran,o
n.n =" u.s o,..sg-1.s.,.,s"r - Ccans u
rc5ncu soe.u.s H. .om En- o.1l". ..n"
Aau too ~eftn""@ u" *"o'r 'rA"soE"hsoeF
War;: ...
moeting of Irish cltizons favoring tho cnuse
Of temperance In tho city was held yesterday af-
tornoon at Wahl'e Hall. corner Of A1a1nn and
u.1otoa atroota tho ohioot ho1,,o TN fo,-,,tIo,,
As'ssoo o.Aoos'' sA' '"'Ses Dot''6 WV Ao.
OF now temperance society, known as Erina
Hope" Tho mooting was called to ordor by tho
President, Mr. Frank Kolly Mr.. Patrick MoGroe-
w acting ~ Secretary.
Mr.. Tohn Sullivan ern,oinod thc obioct of
.,....-., s"a H1s sus uo'oes -
., no "oos'ns ~ 40" "oraa. ae 7aia 1ne 1n.on-
lion "aa 60 1olm temperance organization,
which should possess mono Of tho routine Of
othor societies, without the pagoantry Of rcgalia
narades. and thu liko. nm wh;c,; won,d ann.
a,d ,tao,y =, 49, ~. a..
.uo"u ,'oo,a w NV w, Aiaea W i.s 1't'p'~'s'
tue only plodgo required belng nbstlnonco from
Intoxicating liquor OF ah kinds, including lager
boor, and general activity In the promo
tion OF temperance among 1rishtnon. The
association waa likowiso to combine tho
advantages Of mutual life-insuranco. Tho on
TRANCE fec was 81. Upon tho doath Of member
. levy Of 81 por caplta waa to DO mado, and
handed oyor to tho legal heirs OF tho deceased.
, 1873-06-09

Tho Boston Post propriotors pay little 1oss
than $780, 900 for their now site on Milk street.
The Hallway Postal Service will aoon bo
road, from 8odnlia to Deniaon.
Tho new State Capitol Of Iowa, at Dos
h1olncs. will roqulso ID, ,0o0, 600 brick, all for
inside work, exterior being ontircly Of stone.
Tho Milwaukee Iron Company will mako,
tons Of railroad iron. Last year it manufactured
49, 600 touH, equivalent to S3, 900.
Tho parents Of Cincinnati young lady,
whose intentions woro auBpoctea removed all
robo dc mutt; but IN tho dull waste and middle
OF tho night, hcr Romeo arrived, carried hor Off
Just as sle was, and IN obligtng Clergyman did
the business for thon1.
euowlrtt IN tho town Of Springfield, two and .
half mles this sido Of the old aticknoy tavern,
Oh tho turnpike, yestorday, Which was " foot
long and II foos wido, and what is remarkable,
an apple troo waB In full blossom oloso By. tho
aldo Of tho anow bank.-Concord (N. ~ Mont
tor, June 3.
Mary A. Ford, daughter Of Daniel Ford, Of
Phenix, r. r., waB found dead IN her room on
Sunday evening, with her mouth partly filled
with snuff and swab lying in her throat. Il ia
SNUFF whom she fell into a etupor, and the swab
getting into her throat oholtod her to death.
30 rapid 10 the destruction Of 1obstora that
1t IL predicted that tho prosont genoration OF
Allb III tato laHk TINT LII Lo blJOy 1lo luxury "
this valuable sllell-tBh. Despite the statements
TINT tho supply is inoxhauatiblo. any ono who
lo0ka tnto a tlsh-markot finds demonstration
TINT tho royorse is tho fact that tho rapidly
diminishing Bize OF those caught points to their
spoody extinction, unloss tho merolleas slaugh-
! tor Ia arrested.
William Etollolls, d aend and btaokamith, at
D1nktntiela, England, having lately first !n!lr-
dorod hla wife and nearly murdered o1to OF his
children, Bayed further trouble by killing him
self. 1Io Ia ropreHonted aa having been q man
OF most savage disposition, who took delight
in lorturing Ills children and maltreating his
wife. Ono OF hiB fayorito am,lsomenta Waa to
drop hot tallow OIL the baro skina OF hiB children,
dancing for Joy at their cries Of agony. Not .
loving father certainly WaB William EtclollB, but
wo mention him principally because It Is further
statel that he committed = murder III thts
country hoforo going to England and was
"Wanlod" horo.
, 1873-06-09

tionnl insanity" dodge 10 escaped Ills deserts on
tho Rallows.
oharming young girl, but now failing rapid:
ly in consequence Of tho ), ill-troataons
who should bo 11or protector. Prior to lila going
South, five wooks alnoc, ho was boIng anpported
good faith though, nB no is aala afterwards to
havo declared, "to fluid out how many d--d
hyrocritoB there woro in the Church."
At ono timo, Mr.. Dentamin3 tho gentleman
Ills own homo and kept tho1n, while Fore, to ro-
pay his kindness, threntoncd to kill him.
His attempt to murder hiB wffo would cortain-
hat and ohignon broke tho forco Of tho blowY.
The hatchct was MI old one and quito dull, and
to thoso two olreumatancoH may bo attributed
Aor lucky escape. Mrs. Foro will at 1eaat bo
OF hor wounds. III lilo fall sho received, hor
wrist was badly injured.
Tho particulers Of tho murder, OF A1unaon
Doach aro still fresh In the public mind, and toy
which Foro VAS acquitted Of TINT cold-blooded
murder. 70 rofroali tho memory Of those who
may havo forgotton tho circumstances, wo givo
place to tho following recital Of tic facts:
who Ind thon beon separated from lis vito for
4 few weeks, aho having sought protection from
hor brotl1or-i1,-law, MunBon Doaclf, was passing
tho house whero Bench resided, on Pine htroot,
esplod Beach sitting upon the front doorstops
Beach, attributing to linn tho t' OCCASION
Of tho trouble botwoon himsolf and vito,
fs'n SSRsstS hs drew front Ga aevoye: ke
from his pocket and flrod upon Doaoh, inilctina
2 wound which finally resulted in lis death. Mee e
d aoat a9son9 9so aha" shot whoh oVcyor aid rot tao
Seventh and Eighth streets. anil on fho yvav
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PERSONAL.

Orlando II. Moore, United States Army, ia at
tho Gardner.
Ex-Goy. Clalin, Of Maasachuao.ts, is at tho
6herman.
Tho Hon. Horny Ii. Wild, Of Boston, is at the
Sherman.
Judge David Davis, Of The United 8taiea Gr-
promo Court: ia at tho Grand paeiqo, Ho will
, 1873-06-09
THE FARM AND GARDEN.

WEI tllo Enst or tho Nvost Got tho Liz
on's slanro In Cnso OF Cheap Trnus-
portNtion 1-S0me Other Things l1c-
sitltz Iknflrpnl FroIKlats TINT Hnnvo
I.cll to tho Present Condition OF
Tl,tngs-A More Diversified Indt1s-
try - CnrA1yny Seed - Iktttter md
UhecBc-TrAmAnctiOnS Of tho Stslto
horticultural socioty-Thc Proper
Tirmo to Out Enny-Uorn-Cu Culturc-
Look nftor tho Uorii-Urlba.
From. 0ar Agricultural Correspondent.
JUNE 7, 1873.
Tho question Of cheap transportation Is ono In
which tho East, On vol aB tho Woat, laa a dcop
intercst Tho Eaat was tho first to demand
cheaper transportation TOR tho agricultural
staples grown ut tho Wost. It claimed that tho
lowering Of freight would to TINT oxtont lowcr
tho pricos Of those oonlmolitiou. Tho Western
farmers now mako tho aamoldomart1e, holding
TINT tho result would 10 10 much added to tho
home-prfco Of corn, boof, pork, and other 1argo
staples. Thoso aro the yiows ut eltlfor ond Of
tho line, and tho question comes mp,
WHICH IL RIGHT?
Horo Is what tho Neo England Farmer has to
say on tho Hnbicos:
FARMING At THE EAaT AND wEgr.
We publish iu another column letor from Iowa. in
to tho ai of Western farmers m their oora to gocuro
cheap transportation.
we nro not sufo that the Interest OF tho whole Of
tho "Eas*ern world lies III tho direction indicated by
our correspondent. Wcaorn produce - already oEoro
in our markota at prices With which Now England
farmers had thcmsclvoa unable to compete, and
eseps Gnu bo ,,r raised with profit our
agricultural produce bcneIt tho Eastern farmer?
:. Tho coliaumoru Of tho East, however, commenced
tho agitation Of Tho subject OF cheaper frcghts before
tho producers Of tho West moved III tho lsatter, but
VIC suppose their pnrroHo Ia to SECURE lower prices
here rather than to advance prices at the ycs Ito
duco tho cost Of living for tho benoilt OK 1nanufac-
turors ae tho East instead Of augmcuttng tho incomo
Of tho Western farmer.
Possibly reduction Of frctghta may benefit both par
tics, but which will Rooure tho lions R'aro will Of
c0rBo depend upon crcnMstancos,- s,-pro1nncnt among
which aro tho relations Of supply mud demand.
It would DO woll to consider tho question in all
Its variod nspoots. So long as tho pricoB in Liv-
orpoo1 control tho prieos Of Western agrioul-
tural staples, 30 long will tho Western farmer
hnve tho lion'B share In tho profits Of low
freights to tho Hcaboard. But, If NO depended
on New England alone for our market, thero is
no doubt that tho scales would bo turned
against us.
Tho same paper points to
, 1873-06-09
EMOTIONAL INSANITY.

Joseph IA. EOrc Assaults His TV1fc
with n IuntcEot--1Rcs csnlne OF E0rc'a
History and Fits Mi lIstl c ils..Tlc MUIR
der of MnnsO1 and tho Remark abIo
, 1873-06-09
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

Konnndv. cincnnatl, 8. i. Oohon. philadsinhin'
'' o-, .--- -------.
rr1E7 r1nv TN nprpE
-
bound to put down Sunday baao ball It would bo
0 lollcate attention on htH part to entrust tho
job to tho "1y cops" OF hia force.
Tho a,arnn NJ fra from nor 97o vou oc,oaion,s
voatortinv hv tho hrr1,ny If aomn hny mar n
Rnrn In fhn roar NJ M Il Garnontor atroot Tbn
barn, which was occupied by Wright, Warron t.
Co., was damaged $10.
Tho etoro of II. stowol1. Mt No. Az sontb
Clark atrcnt VIVA hrokon intn at n lota honr iast
9ntrr7av nivht. Univ sd5 wort,, ~ r,rnIor ~.
warflotj Tho fbnvns for thctr fnaa ~ a,cnn.
n.t,saa.s - 49, ,,a..1. N ~ a ~ ~s - % o,l,..,
notMoen sne noufa oI . anu O'CLOCK ass
na!,1;o nns,u1luay niBnt' somo heh"aymah SURPRISED
r4 MnnaM Natss; ht tno corner OF Jefereon ana
Hnpb9rd stfeotg, nnd, aftor knocking him down,
and witch aud ohain yaiuod at s95. ~~o'
lin ,..,,- ,.
a btili is aiel.n NV wy glvon enc Lattio dians En-
Gn 3ora 1lIe III smo-asory Dqila1ng no. o2o south
s,ranor,r Hstor st gSouploo ~ AnIon 15oa' aa
9rocoty stoGe. Demago ON btildlng, S2o; no IN
suranso. s;. Inc nso was oocaaionod Dy the upset
'e ~ A'1o''"o tanp'
Ala O'Clock yesterday morning tho roBlleuce
OF Luther Burly, No. ESQ West Lake street, WAS
entered ~ thleVes. ~ entrance Was obtained
t;y " lololng opan paoK door: Ino house WIS
thoroughly ranRaoked, md $3.50 worth Of prop
cry carried on. The robbery was not discovered
unSu INC perpetrators mud departed.
Cincinnati Enquirer editorial "Tha Jubilee
at Chicago, Designed to advertise ono or two
railroads and two or throo Hotels. sooms to have
boon q success 30 far as crowd and noian wore
concerned. Judging from tito Chicago papors
the proportion OF thloyos to sight-HeePs was IN
duly groat. Tho affair had about as much to do
With music as an Iuainn corn-dauco."
,,,
49, ~ G,,y pouy & 81 an anAnnwn man vas 1ouna N
M oeoa bs
q tic Mas ooerE toson ts!s teof tSe
noay & ou1 OF tao wasor and Bont It to tue Morgne;
~ u Maa tnat ol u man Of hbnt comploxloht Aght
nolt l1u auu muuseache, arosseu Ia olacK coat nna
snss. uth ~ fiouea pau.s' "au "nl.o sMLt ata up
3yoro fo},n1 unon I,,a aoraon. ia soomod IN ho -
meeting OF roproaontattVos of tho various
military organizations in tho city was held yos-
toraay afternoon at Wahls hall, corner Of Adams
anu Halsted etroota, to tako action relative to
1ho erection or monument to Col Mn1hgan.
S1ouayoa, ana tho iwenty"third anu Nlntloth LII
snois Aoglments. An informal discussion was i11-
'oaigod Ill, ana the subject or grand picnic
oGtou. flai ~ H. asfangsn1enta e W. maae On
bold tuoft was comu,lttul at tho Darno.
House, yesterday morning. by which Mr. W. s.
Walton was robbed Of $500 worth Of jovolry.
! and go in currency. Ho was awakened about
= o'clock by his room-mato arising. AH the lat
Wilton that ho Ind better lock tho door nftor
him, or he might find bis valuablos missing,
Walton said al right" but ho turned ovor and
went to sloop, having tho door unlocked.
About II o'clock, ho awoko mud found tho
him, ho arose hastily, and found that his gold
wntch mud chaill, his cufr-buttons, u diamond
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and fell in while the wife was asleep.
Both women are i'm jail.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN, January 81.
Mrs. Harrison Gray Otis died this
morning.
ILLINOIS,
-, SPRINGFIELD, January 81.
n two Houses Of the Legislature
ball0ted for U. ). Senator this NORM
ing, with the following result Sen
ate, Oglesby. 80; TrumDull, 16 ; COol-
6amgli, 2. House. Oglesby, 80 Trum-
bull, 62. The Houses will meet i'm
Joint session tomorrow to declare the
result.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22

EuREKA MARKET REMovED.-Charlcy
Coll informs us that ON New Years Day
his place of business will be at his old
stand on North Main str .et, immediate.
ly opposite the silver Brick, where he
Will be happy to serve trends and wish
them n Happy New Year. Charley
slauIhters MS own stock now, and guar.
sntees satisfaction to his customers. MS
he Is BITTER prepared to furnish every
thing they may desire, and cheaper than
.'ver before. Inc business Will her "a ter
he conducted under the firm name i
Coll & Money. d3l-lw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22

STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-Mr.
Sessions has got up q bill for the es-
tablishnenl OF Il State Agricultural
Society. GOOD idea. The four great
industries of Nevada. mining, farm
ing. stOck-raising, and numbering,
would each have an interest in the
annual Fairs which an Agricultural
of it's spare dollars than in encourage
ing the foundation Of such Il society,"
.AppeuL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND,

LONDON, January 20.
OnslOw and Whaley, members OF
Parliament, have been fined f1OO each
for publicly accusing John Dake Cole
ridge of conspiring to deprive the
Tichborne claimant of his rights.
ITALY.
ROME, January 20.
In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day,
SignOr Piccasina asked that measures
tic taken to prevent the cruel frauds
practiced upon emigrants v Ameri-
ran emigration companies. Minister
.ViSconti replied that the government
had had their attention called to the
detjlurable occurrences which the
deputy sought to prevent, and had
measures in contemplation which, he
o.Dau would Aop them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22

THE question of town incorpora-
tons is iully provided for in the pro
visions OF Il bill introduced by Lock.
wood i'm the Senate Yesterday, ny
which County Commissioners, with
an enlarged sphere OF duties and
powers. become in effect Boards of Al
uermen. When this bill goes into
effect one man will no longer he
obliged to buy his neighbours premi.
SEES in order to keep his own clean,
nor he troubled amy more by COWS
that enter yards 10y night and tumble
overempty boxes and Darrels.-Curson
Appeal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22
INTELLIGENCE
Progress of the Epidem G.

The disease, now affecting nearly
the horses in this part of the Stale
! a greater or less degree, appears to
/ of a mlder type at present than it
ki.iJ.teu in the T. ,otern States ; ana
Is po,sIUie that II may not be any
ulse. STILL our freight NE ana
ase rOprIctOrs are using the utmost
ble anu diligence with their animals,
ylng them all the TEST possible, and
ppl lug all available REMEDIES. The
be uiIverS nave orders to walk
elr horses, aud tho stages cOliSo-
pently do not arrive here from Pd!i-
Wv until late AZ night. Tnis I'M
bses extra duty upon tho hO~stlers.
ents, and ne pOstOffire. But All
vantage will be gained in the re-
VERY ot the sick horses, and the
feslilg OF the disease III those not
ucl effected by II. The prospects
frelSutin.5 are not very bright.
" last slipnlent OF DuiiIon Was
Ade 10y the PIienlX works, nominal
tarodsn PrltciIard'S agent, Tut the
boz Of hauling was uOue ny private
Inns. In anticipation Of al absolute
Pnt vi ire.gntliIs facilities, the vari-
reduction works will, il is eX-
Eed, close down their furnaces
brtiy. lac PneniX will do so to-
b, and it is said that the Eureka
|lsolldateu will soon be shut down
sSlse. The Ruby Consolidated
stop about the .irst OF the month.
Inns state OF Things cOntinu, $, u
m will pe very uuil until the open
Of Spring. OF until mans faithful
kk!ny partner, the horse, has re-
tsreu from the fearful visitation.