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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-04-18
rsTATE OF WISCONSIN-IOWA co.
y CIRCUIT COURT.

john Flaunery, plaintiff, against Ann 0melia
FlannerS. defendant.
The State Of Wisconsin, to Ann Omelia F1annery,
The above named defendant: You ereby sun
aloted and required to answer the cumpa in tn ;
aeti"n which is tile jul my Office, in The village q
Ayoca, Iowa county, Wisconsin and to Sc YEA copy
% your answer TO THE said com ;lat on the snbscFt
hI- flee. In the yiiFag~ of Avoca. in the
~ OF Iowa, aud state of Nsct nsin vi lih twenty
LAYS at the her enf exclusive the day Of
such service and if You fail I" The sa cam
raiui VII hin he tiHe afu esai the paini i'll Viii APP
ply The cnnrt for the relief demand IL fhc
plaint ARCHIBALD NeARritUR,
2Gw6 pitintiffs Attorney,
Avors W iseo nsin.
Dat tod s Nncn. Wiz. this lst daY of MareIf So.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-04-18

Graffing and pruning fruit trees will attend to
carefully it reqairrd. Please afpy soon. Crate
iulfor former patronage, solicit Continuance of
ii. which | will .ndeaycr 10 rierit. A pply to the
uscrlber at the of the late sarsh Philips on
Iowa street, Dodgeyille, Wisconsin.
2aw4 JAMES HERBERT.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-04-18

.-zs~ 4 Danbury boy made very hsn2
ms snow man; about seven feet high and
n saturday, and robed it with his moth
six y-doliar paisley shawl. He Is
Il ;A.st when he sits.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-04-18

sSs~A Utica boy, who attemi ted to
apaate cats tail, found that tie ab
.3sa of the old woman who owns the cai
+, necessary to perfect success Of such an
~, ,rinanf. His face looks as thou =
21g.lo B:n had settled an. old srsd se
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-04-18

TARM FOR SALE We have one q
81 the best farms in Iowa county for sale. II !
80 situated about nine nt'ies nortiW Ell OF Dodge
vile, in the town OF iiieN'and. and contains itt
IF good snti. There is % acres under IN
pillow, 70 acres OF tint el aud 10 acres OF pasture
there is also spl niid hay bottom, from w'Ich
tons ut hay can be ut yearly. ltH acres are h!rie
f'pce There gn'd house 3dxl6 isct, good 't"-
bling, out houses, Gianary. etc Every 40 On ~
farm is well wttered 10y living springs, besides
beautiful never failing spring ch'se by the hous"
n ,tIrr the above farm NarkahIe heap. I, riiI.
easy. otc. We mean business ny onrttng thi- FL ~
for sale WeIe"liy want I" sell. For further sal
ticuIars enuuirra CHRONICLE uflice i6Iu3
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-04-18
WINES & LIQUORS

For medical purpos s. 81 the most reliable and
patent medicir es siwa- on hand. Reeds domestic
dyes. all color. choice lot Of lanterns. lamps.
oils, wicks. burners and ch nneys. rant ana or.
uish brushes also bitewasb, scrub, shoe, cloth,
hair and tooth brushes. An extensive assctment o
pockst cutlery, razors, scissors etc.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-04-18
lew GARDEN SEEDS.
Tome Grown Garden Seeds.
RELIABLE GARDEN SEEDS.
sGarden Planrs IN Season

NV see1s this season, nearly all Of my own
gr,.wfng and may. believe be depended gn. A
packet of Fl,swer Herb seeds gift, to each
clsfoIler hH ing 80 cents wnr b.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-04-18
THE WELL-KNOWN
FAST TROTTiNG STALLION
O. ! AN- Lsass

viii make the following season of 1879,
ciug April LIST, eniiug July lot, at the Pre- prieter
stable, N tie village Ut Dodgeyiile.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-04-18

n3y@ See in another column, advertise
ment about I0ca and NeJraeku Lands.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-04-18
DISTRICT CLERKS =.

Notice is hereby given, that tie regl ar Sprm
Examination of teachers for Iowa Y. VIII !.
held at the following times and places, -wli:,
At Mineral Point, for the towns If dn'rai p )iut.
Waldwick and Moscow, Aprif7th and ath.
Al Dodg"yie, tor he towns of DJdgeyiile aus
Ridgeway, prii 9th and 10th
AT Arena. TOR tie towns of Arena and wyoming
April lith and 18th
- Linden, for the towns of linden and Mitiin
A pri IA b and 18th.
At Highland for the towns of Highland Pulaski.
and Clyde April 10th and 18th.
Also supplementary examination ut podGeVile
May 9Th and 9Th, for The b3neht of those who are
unable attend the regular examinations
The examination will commence ut 9oclock q. II:
on the fist day, and close at II m. OF the secfr'
day. Ties. PATEFIELD, Go. Supt.
Miffiin, Feb. oath. l873.-25w6
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-04-18
JAMES ROBERTS,
-DELER If
DRUGS and MEDICINES,

School an1 RiceIlapeous Books, Paints and
oils, Glass and Putty, Wasdow Sash
Ateohol, BenSins, Mdctine and
Neotsfoot Oil. Also a fine
ASSORTMENT Of pure
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-04-18

AN ACT to authorize the county of Iowa to settle
and compromise its railroad bond indebted
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ffEsoNs who contemplate writing for
the pnss, would do well to read the fol-
lowing carefully, and carry out the adj
yice y the very letter. BY so doing, il
would save the editor world of trouble
and anxiety Of mind:
Write upon pages Of a single size,
crcs all your rs and neatly dot your ps;
Yn one side only let your lines be seen;
~ -ides filed up announce verdant Green.
Correct yes, rr-vvss~aaAll that you write. |
And let your ink be black, your psr-.zhi,e;
For spongy foolscap Of muddy blue
Betwysa mind Of the same dismal hue.
PWctuate carefully. for on this score
ko'hing Proclaims the prActiced writer moro.
Then send IL Of, and lest it merit lack.
Enclose the postage camps to send It back; ).
But first pay all the postage on IT, too, !;
For editors look black on "six cents due"
And murmur as they run the efIhsion DER,
"A shabby fellow and wretched bore.n
Yet ere Il goes take ~ a copy cleant w.
Poets should own copying machine.
Littlethey know the time that's spent, and care
In huntingverses vanished --who knows whers1
Bear this in mind, observe II to the end,
And you shall make the editor your friend
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week. They are both indictable under
the Statute Of Kentucky.


week. They are both iudictabIe under
the Statute Of Kentucky.
ihe Dro"oway novel, IN lexington
was '''''''neu " hre On 'ne fourteenth
INST
An audience was disturbed In Allen
ooay -" usy. asV W een''e'nnn
'r"s " ~, 'oe' "nu 'emarN'ng WIN
A'e" 'o"u''" Cuc" ms SET
80 A' ~ oO"'"0' VII" 'ne ou''neS'
"' " "P
IVY naue, aau 'e" cueumoer' nave
-. ~, 's% WINS
e :" '' III In 'Ou''"'s-0o
~ -e I - W. sOns '"e rVu"u'
~ IN. ~ Pr - iess'u ~ zen Leslie
49, 49,. 1 " ."' oO'u i,"
y - - 80 W." WHISKY
n mean act free from unnatural ;naueu.
ces. There is whisky on every CORNER in
this city that would make A saint do n
mean act Strange that ucb men ne
General Comhs who could conouo, ,ho
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Flemingsbpg--J. W. wightman.
Poplar Plains--s. s. Deering.
Vanceburgt-w. +. Vaughan.
Tilton--T. E Burn
Orangeburs- p, 4. Kavanaugh.
Germantown--D. II. Marimon.
sharpsburg Nv. T. Benton.
Carlisle-q. G. Kelly.
Owingsvills-w ID. Poyer.
WET LmEErf DIsrmcr--S. @. ROBINSON
West Libefty-J. Reeves.
Morehead- j. w. Simmons.
Campton-tJ John Wilson.
.Piketon-James T. Clarke.
Prestonsbdrg- q. II. Hagar.
BARDouRsvtLE nsrmcr-w. n. ooDBY.
BarbOursvllIe--J. w. sagcer.
PineviIle--J. 8. Kelly.
Mt. Plsasant--C. Foster.
I.OnSon--w. b. Landrum.
Pulask--Julius Wright.
Meadot Creek Russell Bales.
Fishing Ccek-s. ID. Gossctt.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-19

A MAsh Pennsylvania has invented
a rattrap Nat is made to operate upon
the selfish passions OF the poor rat. and
lure him inSp trouble. A mirror is set
in the back NJ ofthe device, beyond the
bait, and a bis ratship is out on a
foraging expedition. he espies the bait;
at thessmetip beliasss lis own image
the Iikor y be another rat making
nor Il on IN bposote side. This is too
much for raj ,s:s=ssastmd and be cool
over, "a lac ;d7hss Or that bait and Is
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-19
,rE INTERIOR JOURNAL
TO ADVERTISERS.

The rates W have established ~ n verti.nr vii h.
strictly atherc 10 W evefy instance They an = loo
wlfe clrculitlun. can DO husincss We desire ehoea
afsorilscmanfa aud via ni~s IHrferrnoa ai~aye 60 -
al pafrnnaaa We think bushes infn viii ct value
rrrrlvcd when they employ our columns IN makinH
lno~n their business 70 hundrcs q fcadcrs sud
therrfre. a.k one 70 patronise y. out q ehsriv,
and 10 not want . mans money unless We give hin
value reviewed Flanoe a. our paper VII confiure
rhreud Observers of the advantages our columns onrr
IN hem. We could easily ~ our papsf with trriFn
adv grtlsemeuis, sundry hunIbur, patent nedicies,
eel hut arr naf working The Jew pnncipe-iu@ert-
Ing siuH In our columns thai would blush Y ~
on,unend 10 readers, a. lower rutes than ~ hae
home pafran. )a n ~ sP~e charEr AZ alike efelen
snl li,eai-and reject al that not rriiahe ard
worthy the attention. q ouf readcrs A. an tnouce-
ent y rraie wholesale husine-s house.. " NY That
the IoUaxAL has larger circulation In bur cinutiea
Of Kentucky than al the other ksntucky nesfrerers
combined
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KEsrupkx SHORT STOPS.
A Hppr WIN our E.sh..s...

KEsruCKy SHORT STOPS
Aaap9r v,h ear Exchanges.
The prtesds of the Masonic Jubilee
held in ~ State last St. Johns Day
(June pal Increased the funds of Ii,
Masonic Widows and Orphans HON,
$4,000.
The cotties Of Logan, Butler, Mul
lenburg u Ohio, are thought to b,
pregnant ith a county which shall b,
Aunt Rselo Miller, Of Bourbon
county. hs a lilly reIiet three hundred
years old. II
r Es 10ufutS Exposition is crowded
al and night With visitors from the
sab and we4 1t Is much more at
tr.tive this sea, on than last.
hey have CsSarism in Louisville on
a pall scal,. TIN Chief of Police has
Isl I'D an oder requiring officers to ar
reg everybody appearing upon the
st4cts after Clever O'Clock and ascertain
Aeir business.
The Paaiucah Esntuektm and Murray
Gdscse sugea and indotse the follow
ing gaberntOrial ticket for Kentucky
in 1875 rF@ Governor, Hon. G. A.
E T,l ns1 .''iIErtT'HST' Hon A. 9.
John W. Euanks, of Bowling
Greep, took nearly me thousand dollars
worth Of Prchiums at the Richmond,
Sprins6eld nj lie Ianon fairs with six
head Of horse !
TheOwenpro Sir offers premium
Of a e Of ycasOrs to the mother of
the hns' " under three years old,
and = cup ths same value to the
baby. IN
A 'err'he IN Storm caused Meth
odist congregation, in 0wensville. to
ProtrFseligious services nearly half
thNighi.
Paw-Pws are plentiful in Mt Sterling
nd EliIabethtown.
Horoe-thieves are doing" Nicholas
ounty at the rate Of about a dozen a
light.
yrbe notorious Hayden, connected with
aorganized band of hor,e-thieyes and
ihQdiaries, is on trial IN the Bath
CodE Circuit Court. He proposes to
coniesAspd divulge the names OF the
band, Il psQned and protected.
Mason cOuntpoasts Of a man who is
said to be lookingbr his SIKH wife, and
he amt no Mormoaither. ~
A Lincoln couniyaar L out vile
hunting for the thifty-eign-sipe.
Daviescounty, KY, raised Ia wear
l2,0s7, 900 pounds Of tobacco. and ial-
lied for he same s959, 900.
Cuttilg and housing the tobacco Gro,
is the order Of the day in the tobacco
producing counties.
Lexington and Frankfort are forming
Jeint Stock Companies for nanuf.ctur
pg purposes.
The Kentucky SentipeI Of the 4th wa
lated September 2sth.
The State of Kentucky 6ss 2ei .OS'
'ers0ns employed in agriculture. 257 .42t
Il whom are malss and 1854 females
= ga in professional and personal ser
~ OF whom tl'9I4 are males anC
~ .emalss; 25,292 in trade anc
A. and ssI tamalas'. A ,e7 n man
ifaejures and mechanical and mining in
lustries. of whom 80. $3.50 are males and
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now uss merchant who never ad-
ertisosss and We win show you an old
Iogy who trusts v luck and a horse
hoe ior success IN business n
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POLITICAL.
4. rhne,u. sawyer Defuness
The wsr-Horse" Of the mt. sterling
. sentinel On 'ss.iary Grasberv

We want TO understand this thing.
We are first told that Hon. Philetus
Sawyer, Of Wisconsin, moved by remorse
for having stolen s., 900 Of the peoples
money, sought the cellar of his domicil
at Oshkosh, and with razor cut his
throat from ear to ear. Next day we
are informed that Philetus Indignantly
denied the commission Of suicide, and
branded the author of the statement as
another. The Oshkosh telegraper re-
plies, and insists upon the truth Of his
story: solemnly declares that Philetus is
dead, and that he died razor in hand and
with a slit across his weazand. Now,
what we want to know is this: Is Mr..
Sawyer's word, as a dead man, as unre-
liable as it was before he sought that
bourne whence no traveller returnsi If
50, then his denial Of fslO De Sc is value
less as a rotten peanut. He may swear
that he is not dead from now till the cows
come home, and we'll not believe word
he utters. While in the flesh, Philetus.
could out-lie old Jim Nye, and every
body knows that, in game of scientific
lying, old Jim invariably holds four aces
on the devil. Philetus, in fair and
square race with the truth, always dis
tanced n He lied as the Chinese pray.
BY machinery. From lying to stealing
is but across lots. So it was but natural
that Philetus should become a salary
grabber. That remerse, like worm in
the bud, should feed upon the damask
cheek of his conscience, l. the only part
OF the story that stumps US. Yet rs M
sitieated scoundrel as Hon. Judas
Iscaiet, the first prominent Radical Of
whom listosg- makes mention, Nd con-
science and decsncy e,sgh 81 Nj,
hang himself. We cam
Philetus Sawyer possessed
than Judas Iscariot "
il. Sto~rss.~l that
b-aieve it We are proud cll5s inaBn-
ty TO believe It. Philetns' denial of his
Death Is but evidence to rs that his ruling
pAssica ) remarkably robust after death,
| And although we experience much com
fort in believing that hs Is dead. still, we
would b absolutely happy were We as
sured beyond the shadow Of possibility
Of doubt that he is surs enough and
ail-Oysr dead. Can any one tell US. and
thus treat Us 10 brstaste of the bliss
that belongs to paradisei
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SINGLE SHOTS.
gnatcbcs from the mc,ropou,sau
JOurnnls. = q

| - - =. = =.
1 9n. me metropolitan
~
4 The last insiallment Of the French war
indemnity to Germany viii be paid o.
tober l4th-
Butlers son-in-law, Geo. Amcs, has
been nominated By the negroes Of Missis-
s'ppi for Governor. sh
Immense forgeries Of rniIrosd bonds
have been thrown ON the Val street
markesr"d great excitement Is coca
"onea =
The negroes are fsrming . national
party, 70 Be called the ~E4ua Rights
sue ~ mas ''S oes'nn"s" " ash
'"e ~
reasuf@ pp,nner mas sNed mat he
never saw better execnseq counterfeit
Than the s5Vo legal tendr note now
made public and that the whole issue Of
700 oOo'o~ VIII have 70 'eeaiied IN and
some Of them to Be passed spon us for
"back pay" Of Subscriptions. ]
r, ,,........,.z
$3.50 - -
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Meeting OF Annual Cesferesse a. Ken
tuehy n. n Church seuth-
Appeis,me.s. for shs En.uias Year.

s.esy y. y. chsrsh souss.
Appo'n'"sn'. for me hn'"''s s'
60 a..
Inc N,"'Sy Co., - -
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se"ea !" ~ - $50,
ing =, ,s 49, ~" 49,. -.
-, - - p.ro.,. ,.n.
-, ~. ,hnr.h T. ,hs STATE 20 Ia in n
a~-.;.l;n.oo .d;,;on
- .s,,I WILL al o.nh.n.
II T.I.,,;.,bj, p.s AZ, Don.ld.
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= ...al,,,;ou. oxn.0..;nr ,bo
......;.,;,,, - ,ha oons.r.nc. of,hs ara.
.-, ,,s' 80 s.;,hs,, -. 90 R;.b,n
N II Ksv.nauob were reported ~
D. n w NC,Ie d 5;n.r "a
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r. ~ - a.. ,o,o. IA
-. -. -, NJ. .nr,a,;.
- ~ L;.I,a.. az Iova 81 NJ.
bretnfen. wishing them anSbunda.r sue
cess in their labors. and stating that this
!. act would never be forgotten by him.
Mt s.pling was selected as the next
place of meeting.
The following are the appointments:
,,x,vorov n,vr,,cr-, w urcu
.x;oo,on-Io.orh Rand
-, N poa.J.l0v
v".,,I.' w r IT,.
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nv. s'1,.-.,I rt...D WIN
-.
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Csdsr Chapel-w IL II. Ditzler.
Pa,;.-W t Poynter.
Now,own-Rapson lancaster
= mn pntU A NJ Henderson
Nor,h u,1A.Tz-,,-uc NJ s,,;,h 4
U.u,;o.v;Ilow O. yaug4t \
s,.n,onT c.ewooa NJ,
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60. wv IT W.
90, u i
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n'rys''i'c", .. on'Veiy'
haphn-o. ~ turner Il
somsr's'-7S, n, curreat
2 p-nn',o..;l,e n II VyeTs a
R;cbmond-MD RovnoIds
Irvina-Jame. UoIme.
Isw,onooh0r.- Nor,on Got,
Nicbol.svilIeoEd I. sou,hr.,o !,
KirL.villo-T 7 McIn,vro
Jas.an,;n. w g.
81 n' ,A ~ p n go "'sN''
ssm ~, - cOoPer
S as,y n 1 AnOI'
ploemsalS t. Nv 'xl'soho,i
Eao,,d.k,.oC w Nor-;,,
- n n 49,
e;-.s~n,. $780,,
N..'na-,,ap MA.
Rs.lford--Jos IT Youre
Mnton-D. c. Cums-fns.
smipeport--B =. Sedwick.
Jaeksonvills=W. III. Quisenberry.
oweu-M. w. Hiner.
.: ! : :; !: !: :: :: !:
Asent for Widows and Orphans Home
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An Editsr- Views About che cou<-ei
ousness Of Cholsra-


i -
The pFevalent idea that cholera NAV
be communicated by mere contact with
an infected person has done much toward
multiplying the terrors Of Che already
sufficiently terrible disease. Ii has made
hassasd desert ~itk -chihren their pa
rents, parents theiI hildren. and desert
them, too, at the very time when they
needed the most carefullan affective
nursing. II has frequentlyrendered ne
burying Of the dead p6blem difficult
Of solution, We're the public mind IN
pressed with the utter ihllacy ofshis idea.
the dread disease would be shorn of hall
its terrors.
The truth is, chat cholera Is only CON
tagious in very limited sense. sjfhe
poison is contained in the OBJECTIONS and
vomit. Even those are not at all dan
gerous when first discharged. They may
be handled with impunity, as has been
repeatedly shown by experiment. Some
exPerimenters have even gone 50 far as
to swallow the vopit without producing
the disease. These same discharges, at
inst 50 innocuous, when mixed with pu-
trid filth, soon BY process Of firmentaa
ton, convert the whole thing invsuunnu
reeking with cholera poison. M
after instance might be addacat<e
the disease was prupagated y N
The most fruitful source ting
privies. Several very stfikiny IL
s duri7 the epldsmb
which we ha< kst pas g.
L. - n
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ECCLEsIAsTICAL.

Advertising Rate. given ON application.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-16

FARLEY FOR SENATOR. According
to telegraphic adviceS. the Democratic
caur,ls AZ Sacramento last night NOM
mated Jim Farley for the long term
SenatorShip. Nothing is said about the
short term. If everything passed of
tremendously we look upon the NOM
nation a. equivalent to an election.
The straight Republicans are almost
certain to support him. if their votes
are necessary. At all events, we Fan
see no earthly chance for Governor
Booth; provided, of course. the Penn
ocratS are in earnest and >tand ny
their candidate. The hallotlnC VII!
commence to-day. though il Is hardly
possible that a choice will he effected
for some time 10 Come. 1t l. too I'M
portant a matter to go Oft without q
deal of diminishing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
CT B.i.

HAVANA. Dec. l..
The man-Ofwar Isabella Ia Catolica
returned 10 this port yesterday. She
left the NirginiuS in charge of a span
i>h gunbOat at Bahia Honda. The
spanish steamer BaZine has sailed from
Santiago for Bahia Honda. with the
NirEinlllS prisoners on board. and i
expected to arrive at the latter place
tomorrow. 1t has been arranged so
that the NirginiuS and her surviving
passengers and crew shall be delivered
TO the Americans At the same time in
the port of Bahia Honda.
Havana remains quiet two bat
taliOnS of volunteers are on duty for
the preservation of order. and patrols
We're established throughout the city
last night. The ringleader Of the de
mOnStration Of Friday night has been
arrested. and will be tried by court
martial. Captain-Gcneral JOuvellar,
in a speech to the volunteers to-day.
declared he knew all good citizens
sided with him. and would assist in
putting down disturbance.
ENGLAND.
LONDON. Dec. Il.
The steamer Biafra arrived at Liver
pool from the gold coast. She reports
that on two British vessels 81 men
were down with fever. The Biafra
had seven deaths ON board from ty-
phoid fever.
4 dispatch to the D0jIu NpwS saws a
complete reconciliation has been effect
ed between CASTELAR, and Salmeran.
CANADA.
kEMPTVILLE. ONT. Dee. 10.
VIM. Magee was found dead in bed.
and his wife has been arrested on the
charge of killing him.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Dee. Il.
Elizabeth, QIiecn Dowager of Prus-
sia, is dead; aged - wears.
SWITZERLAND.
BERNE. Dec. -.
Or. e. Schench has been elected
President, and Dir. F.. w. Enittee Vice
President. OF the Swiss Confederation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-16

THE WINSTON CASE. The trial of
the Winston Sunday gambling case
came up on appeal at Genoa. Douglas
county, in the District Court. Judge
Harris affirmed the decision of the
Court below. consequently the law OF
1861 stands as the law of the State.
all licenses and subsequent laws To the
contrary Notwithstanding. = CurSDn
Tribune.
That is to say, that. according to
Judge Harris, the law of 1861. prohib-
iting gambling on Sunday, is in full
force and effect. notwithstanding the
license law of a later period. 1t is
therefore probable that the case will be
taken to the supreme Court 4; and
should Judge Harris decision be there
affirmed, the sporting fraternity Will
be under the necessity Of allowing the
Royal Bengal to repO>e in peace i'll his
native jungle on the holy Sabbath.