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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, Css|

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the place, corner Main and Cl!aS'
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24

NEW YORK, september 70.
10 a. m.-The Governing Committee
of the Stock Exchange has decided
not to openthe exchange to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
ST. CAruAR1NEs, Ont, Sept. %,
TURKEY.

CoNSTANTINoPLE. Sept. %.
The conflagration in Smyrna de
stroyed property to the amount OF
COON OnO
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
RUBY HILL EXPREs

Stages will leave every Sa.1
4:3O and 10 80 p. M, for the Du,j
Jenksville, Fourth of July and d
mines in New York Canyon.
sl6-tf BROl & BAa-
, 1873-11-29

Special Dispatch TO TAs Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE bonds.
DETROIT, Nov. 2B.-somo facts aro published
hero to-day concerning tile financial prospects Of
tho Detroit g. milwaukee, Rai1road, which has re-
comfy fa,lcd to moet ths coupons on its bonds
and othor obligations hold by its creditors Last
winter was MI unusually bad one for tho road,
owing to ynss amount OF leo on Lale Michigan,
and 1t bocano absolutely necessary to make I'M
provomenta in order to rotain any busincas,
honee steel rails havo been put down at heavy
coat, aud other changes have boon made which
hare consumed the means OF tho road worry
largely. Tho result was default In meeting ita
coupons, The matter Is already aottyo~
1y considered by the officers and
shareholders OF tie Great Western Railway Of
Canada, by which the Detroit Il milwaukee, is
owned; and Committee OF that Corporation Ia
on itB way here to investigate sifairs and mature
q detlntte plan Of action.
Prominent capitalists hero who arc in-
terestod hold tllat nn tho bonds OF the Detroit j.
Milwaukee fall due In 1851 would be wise to is-
aue new asrios for the total amount Of all those
outstanding, aud THUS tako them up. It Is bo-
lievod that now bonds Of the Company, ,kboa.ing
interest not greater than ~ per ceut, can bo
negotiated in tue Engiiah market. through tile
Groat Western Managers. who hive influential
connections.
It has been rumorod that some Of the bond
holders would seek to throw the Company into
bankruptcy, but such reports are wholly without
foundation.
, 1873-11-29
CREDIT MOBlLlER.
Defeat Of tho Government In the Suits
Brought at Hartford,
The Demurrer Sustained and The
Bill Dismissed,
The Governments Damage by tho Credit
Mobifier Frauds Too Remote.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 29.-Tho important
Credit Mobtlior suit which waa tried In this city
lsst October, has beon doodod by United etatos
Judges Hunt and ehlpman and tho
opinion was nlod In tho United statoa
District Court, in this city, to-day. Mo-
ton Of dofondnnta' counsel to d.Bmfas
tho bilt involving question Of Jurisdiction, waa
decided in favor Of tlio Government OIL tile Bec-
ond point. Tie Court buutains tho demurrer,
nnd diHmisBes the bill az to parties who de-
INJURED. Tho ground Of tho demurrer Ia that
tue damage to tho Government by tho Credit
MobIltor frauds IL too romoto to be reached by
the 0oyernm mout Inns at proaons no pccuniary i'll
tereat to DO reached by tho bill. Tho Court
takes tlo view TINT tharo Is ITO trust anywhere
raisod In behalf OF the Government to DO pro-
IL granted. It ia not unlikely that tho mattor
mny 20 to tile Supromo Court, though thoro ia
not much probability Of q royeraal.
, 1873-11-29

Visit OF Chinese Educational Oommfs-
aioners--City Elunnccx.
Spcciat Dsuateh to The Chicago Tribune.
New Yo1tx. Nov. 2s.-The Chinese Commis-
sioncss, five in number, who havo charge Of tho
education Of tho Chincso students In this coun-
try, arrived here to-day from Hartford, Conn.,,
their headquarters. Thoy lavo visitod rocontly
Hamilton, Yale, and Amherst Colleges, md leave
tomorrow for Washington to witnosa tho opening
Of Congress. It Is their intention to incorporate
in tho school Byatom In practice in China tho
best foatureB Of those that are in nBo In this
country, and to TINT end will visit most of the
prominent educational institutions throughout
the United EtateB.
rTo tie Assocfatsd rress.]
NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.
New YonK, Nov. 27.--The now Roman Catholic
Cathedral on Fifth ayenuo III open to-day for
visitors.
CITY FINANCES.
The failure Of Comptroller Green to place the
bonds Of tho city for nearly $3,000,000 will not
ombarraHs tho city departments, according to
tho Mayor. It's only effect, 10 says will 30 to
delay the permanent improvements which wore
to be begun immediately, IN order that idle
workingmen might DO employed. Comptroller
Green Thinks tint, Notwithstanding hts failure,
tho crodit OF tho city will be proaorved.
, 1873-11-29
ALBANY LIVESTOCK MARKET,

Speeia! Ditpasoh e n. chitaao 1titHHt.
41pANx, Y Noy as-n1Ey1s1, f., 3;i., msrst thy.
value. Tbs attendance yesterday and to-day was
analt and composed mainly Of Eastern country deal.
arc purchasing spayiugly. Butchers also wcra ID
good attendaHce, but not quito eatlahed With
tns market thus fir tletr prola having Geen quite
cos resllzod were fully equal to laat week. Presont III.
dtcstona that there Is to be drag8ng 1nnrket
tie brighton and Nov York markets are not repre-.
sentel ~ yet.
l!GcE.pTs-1eeves, 3,7o7; sheep, o,4oo hogs, so..
900 uOrses, "a.
ElIEEp lNp LAIns--The receipts number only n
car-loada, 940O head. Nearly i'll tho recspta haya
gune forward In first lands. As they were not wanted
here they woro FORWARDED to New York. ~ TINT Il the
only outle The market ruled steady, with hut little
inquiry.
, 1873-11-29

Sptclat DisIMfch to TIE EHtcHgo 3r3bHHt,
New YoRK, Nov. 28.-UotoctiyeB Sampson md
Farley arc i'll posnession Of warrauta for tho ar
,eat of inspectors Of Election WHO were nileod
Election law,. 1t ia understood that two OF tho
Commissioners OF Police aro among the In
dlotod.
Ann Smith, widow, agod 30 years. dlcd Inst
cruel bsnsiug at tho hands OF Patrick Clark,
aged 55 years., and his aon, aged is yoars, both
OF wlo,n boarded with 1lra. Smith. They have
boeu arrested.
Harry L. Murray Ia tho hane Of the salesman
with Tiffany Il Co.., ~'so ruob"d tho ilfm q 5l2,~
900 worth of teweiry. When arrested, Ae cull-
foasod ha guilt, aud with lia wiro. assBtcd tlle
police IN recovering some Ut tho articles stolen.
Twenty-Five wArrants hayo boc:l lnh''ad fur the
nrroat Of uptown liquor merchants, WHO ara TO-
, 1873-11-29
TIE NEkl ORLEANS hlARKEI.

New ORLEANS Nov. 9s.-1,nEApsTuERs-Tlou in
good demand for the local tratla aud Cuba double,
$5.eU treble, 2o00G38. 90 family tst0@90o. Corr.
antot and tsrrer mixed, TOO white, new, TIC; old,
7Hr. Oats quiet ut tGG5o7o.
BnAN-Scarce aud lul at DJ@g3c.
IIAy-rrlme dull At $4,000; choice In demand at
$1700
l1.oy1s1oNa-Pofk dull and lower at $t4,60, Dry
snlt moaH scarce; shoulders, TIC. Bacon dull anil
easler, Ut 0l{@7,ft@sc. lIaA not In demand, ut 9
l0gc, Lard ArI1l tlcrtc, aA @8Ho; log, 9lc.
common, ue; low fatr To good to full, 0k57Xo
prime, Bko el0ice, BIC.
aloLAssEs-Demalld actiya; centrifugal, a5si5o +;
common. a1@4oo fair, 43@4so; psise to choice, 475
t3r.
WlI1RKY-Lonslana, 01o Cincinnati, 3l.02.
UopIEE-2l3@@ @@.lAc.
Corroa-QuluI; sales Of 1900; no change from
YESTERDAYS tl,loations; receipts y417 hples EXPORT
asod ssoo weeks saes ssSoo sse rssopts met
3o334 grosa. a4o37 exports to Great britain, 378D
, 1873-11-29
:ra1nperlnE witt, xvay:Isllls or Freight.

TNinpeFlfa with VFny.tEllIs Of Freight.
Special Dtsuateh t. The Chfcaao Tribune.
Dubuque Iowa, Nov. 28.-Two car-loadH of
wheat, shipped by parties at A1nolia on tho H.
lnois Central Noad In this State, Bo,no days
ainoo, through rnrtiea in this city, to Chicago.
had their way bills changed while on tho route
by rorson calling himsolf LOWS, who lrow
money on tho grain. Tho Illinois Cousral peo-
plc arc trying to tind out who Lowia iB.
, 1873-11-29
GRIM

4 foBpito <arnntcd 10 John Fccfeo and
Gcorgc Williams, tho Perry County
mNrttcrcrs-&1lnt0ryo Of tho CttNc.
Special Dfspnfch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD. 1t1., Nov. 28.-doorgo Wlflamn
and John Feofeo, who woro convicted Of the
murder Of William Mattiuon last October, in
Perry County, and sentenced to be hung to-day,
wero respited until Janunry next. to onablo tho
parties to apply for writ Of suporscdaa.
THE HISTORY OF THE CRIME
and conviction Of Williams and Fcofee, is aa
follows. On tho 2sd Of September last,
the body Of IN old man by tic namo of
Mattison, living In -Four Nile prairio In this
(Perry} county, was found in tho woods about
nnlf q milo from his homo, shot In tho
stomach, nt!d Lis brains boaten out with club.
Tho Coroner held an inquest, ut which tho
llonsiel Of u uouplo Of coiorad mon nanlod Will
ianlu and Fuofceas tho perpetrators Of tho crimo.
FROM tho evlonce itappoared tint Nlattiaon Ind
auspictonoa thoso moi OF ntoallng 'lis hogs, mud
On tho morning preceding tlis. murder .llo had
neen Fecfoo and Williams passing his place cnr-
rying Gun. MatttHon remarked to lis family
that ho had seon those negroes going down nto
Tho wooda, mud ho beloved that thoy woro after
another hog. and Tint le would 80. down into
utartcd, aud about half All hour afterwards two
Eun.shosB were heard to fire In TINT direction.
THE uoDY OF THE DECEASED
wnB found next morning by llin son, horribly
1napglcd nnd blot in several p1aces. Tho nbovo
tho further fact Of tho finding Of tho hog cut up
and concealed under the loor OF the house OF
these meu, was considered sufficient to warraGt
the Jury i'll charging thcnl with tho ,nuraor,
aud they returned their verdict accordingly.
Williams and Foefoe
WE'VE ARRESTED
shortly after III this placo ana lodged In Jail to
await tho action Of the Circuit Court which cou.
, 1873-11-29
RAILROAD NEWS.

Contradiction OF Izunors Unfayor-
able to the Northern Pacific 1snil-
way
Specfai Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov. 2S.-Rumors that tho
Northern Pacific would forfeit the lease Of tho
Lake Superior 4; Mississippi aud branches, by
failure to pay tie interest on the bonds Of tlo
last named, duo in January, aro contradioted by
General Manager Moal.
, 1873-11-29

Sptti0l Disnatth to TIE Chicago Tribune.
eourl1 DEND Ind Nov. 28.-Yostorday Bonao
Polandera npont Thanksgiving by having n hunt,
cyoning. thoy had little iolllloatlon, withdlut-
Cd alcohol rs 4 baae, which at nbout II
O'Clock 1aat nieht caused John OholkowHlsy to
tako shot gun aud fro at tho head Of Martin
Foaao, killing him it,Btanty. John ia In jail and
doea not caro- for rabbits now. South Dond has
rovor had hanging, but now has a good pros-
nect for 0nn.
, 1873-11-29
The Sprague Trust-Deed Signed
by the Firm and Family.
Financial Prospects Of the Detroit &
Milwaukee Railroad,
The Union Banking Company ol
Philadelphia About to Resume.
New Developments in the Daniel
Drew Stock-J obbing Suit.
THE SPRACuES.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov. 2s.-Tho Bpraguo
trust docd was signed lato this evening by tho
A. l. W. Bpraguo Manufacturing Corporation
md individual ,ncmbors Of tho family. Tho
copy is withhold from tho public until II shall
10 exc cutetl by tho tfroo TruateoB nau,od in tho
instr,l mont, which it Is now sxpectod will bo
done tomorrow morning.
, 1873-11-29

sAN FnAso1sco, CAL, Nov. GA dispatch to-
night from Euroka. Nevada, btatea that q vol
oa'!o llas hroeu outi tho Pinto Mountains, ten
miles from that placo. DonHo volumes OF smoke
Aro lAsnil!; from Tho erator,
I4e ncsltl, Ollleor repusts sixtoon oaaos Of
smallpox in this city.
, 1873-11-29

SPECIE PAYMENTS.
Adverse ACTION or THE NEW YORK Chandler or
COMMERCE..
New YoHK, Nov. 2s.-At meeting Of tho
Chamber Of Commerce to-day. after o lengthy
spocio paymonts, Which, oala upon tic Govorn.
mont to roaunlo Bpecfo paymonts, WAS voted
down. THO mooting thon adjourned ILL next
Tuesday without talIng Il vote OIL tho minority
report, which recommends tint tho National
Danks OF thiu city shall hnyo powor to establish
uniform ratio Of discount, aid that Congreaa
shall authorize tito iaHue Of 910,0Oo,000 United
8tates currency bonds convertible into loyal
tenders.
, 1873-11-29
KANsAG CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

=. SPtc7a DEVattH {o TIE CAffaao 7fituvs
ooa dAaa1s CITY, Mo, Nov 2s-oAT7ix-Isece!pss
Eackera. aals ur through Texus cows at 0O; Ts1as
stock steers ut s.S0 through Taxa4 Hteera $195 gou
Do s240 Colorado Tsxas hteerst $2.35.
Hods-llscuipss, 1,4l0. Ths ,aayket is excited and
priceu ndyancc. zoe, with hAlcs II $500, aud cl0cs
iots 1t f37o The conpctition between Eastern buy
srs aud packers u bziak. Cu1rancy Ia plenty
, 1873-11-29

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2s.-JameB Maaon las
been appointed Registrar in the Jay Cnoko t. 10.
bankruptcy caso. Judge Cadwa!ador Inns iHBuod
oil ortlor giving oltlors to tho Roccivor to hnvo
tho banl1rup.s forthwith account with him for
nll hor funds and any Or either Of thoir property
real or personal, moneys, rlghtH, crodita, aud
ofrocts, tho accounts to DO takon from tho com-
rnoucemout Of tho proceedings OIL tho 25tl, Of
September last, aud from Bnch earlor period or
periods, II any, al may as to any iton or itomH
10 necessary.
, 1873-11-29

At EdSvnrdsvi1lo, tlI- 1onN, Sd0,000.
Speeial Dispatch to Ths caieayp Tribune.
ALTON, ILL.,, Nuv. 28.-About 2 o'clock this
mornin. the large Touring mill Mt Etswarsleyilla
owuod by John a. prickott, was discovered to
bo on fire. lilo alarn was promptly given, but
tho fire bud got sucll licadwav TINT I'LL efforts to
sayo tho mill wore in vain. The mill was val
ued at $4U. 900 insurance On tho building, MT
chinory, flour. aud grain, a40, ,000 equally di-
vidcd between the North America OF philadcl-
phia phmnix, OF Hartford American, Central
aud Franklin, OF 1T. Louis.
, 1873-11-29

special taxos.
Tho oaao Of William ]. Bl,arkoy, tho condemn
cd tn,1rtleror, who lately escaped from tho
Tombs, mud 'sho lad boon granted now trial,
was called to-day In tho supromo Court, aud a,
order waa ontorod. Mo appearance"
Commissioner Gardiner this morning lfatnnod
to oyidonco in tho caso Of RoundBman Ohm Nor
rIn Of u, the Twenty.seeon PFecnot ny vtS y2s is
Elftloth atroot, with .burglar1oualy entering his
houBo. In company with Two other mon, oil Tho
morning Of March O. and carrying on two gold
watches. one pearl tngor-ring, ono wallet, md
party,
, 1873-11-29

MONTREAL, Canada Nov. a8.-A man, woman.
and boy, living. In MI alloy of Herman Btroe.,
died Inst night by drinking from a bottle which
they thought contained wlliaky. Five more 4ro
suffering, sumo of whom arc not expected to
live. Tho woman VIVA diasuluto character, md
the house whore thu tragedy occurred waa ono Ut
tho worst In tho city,
, 1873-11-29

day on ilvo days, md but aovon Oh Saturday.
Should tho tnlea continue to improve as thoy
loved that Janunry will 400 all running on full
timn.
NEW YonK, Nov. 27.-A Dostou dispatch ro-
ports that number Of Eastern mills nro about
rcHuming.
, 1873-11-29

NFtcfa! II3DNIch 70 TIC CH3eHV0 1Fibf0e.
DUBUQUE, IT,, Nov. 28,-Tl,roe carloads Of
provisions, fuol, an clothing l.nyo nlready been
received by tho committee spppnte,l to recoiyo
contributions for tho OHcooa Cauhty dea.ttutos
mud they will hlllp tho same Tomorrow to the
{lisburging agsAt for thols rcllof.
, 1873-11-29
I'm West Union, 1u.; Loss, 8l2, 1000; I'm.
nIRruuIa. &H.llil1.

Special Dispnt;a ~ 1he chtcaao TRIBUNE.
MoGnraon, Ia. Nov. 29.-At Wust Union,
H., q tire consumed tho clothing Btocl1 OF
Goldberg j. Cohon this morning 1T o'clock.
The total loss is estimated at $4,000 insured
In tho following companies: Phpnix, 81, 800 ;
Etna, 91,600; Continental, $1,000; Unaor-
wrltorA'. 81 900 North American, OF philadel-
phia, 1000 total Insurance, $4,000. Tho tire
was caused by an Qverloatod ssove.
, 1873-11-29

sttefa! Di5pu&th to Ths ChtcA0o 7TtdW1s,
Crown POINT, Ind, Nov. 29.-A fire this morn
inE destroyed tho Herald building. Loss, boz
tween 26 000 and 9l0,U
, 1873-11-29

osnKosl!, Via, Nov. 28.-samuol II. Donna, a
clothing merchant from milwaukee,, doing buni-
Roonded to.day, leaving liabilities to tho amount
OF 9lo,0oD principally duo to Int end clothing
1eaiura In Ch'caGo aud Milwaukee, Donnn.
tiuce his advent Aoro, 1t IL allegod, Inns epont
>nost VI his liale Ii, tin management Of n fAro
Htailco5,
, 1873-11-29


LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 28.-Dr. Fl. Fitz Butler,
Of this city, Chairman Of the Committee on Res
oTuiona in tho Into Frankfort Colorod Convention
atatea that the resolutions contemplated no
auch thing az forced social equality Of whites and
He Warts I tie Ike s svatem M howaver
giving whitoa aud blacks equal advantages in
tho same school, but admits that It is objection
ablo to large portion Of tho colorad people in
the ctY aud State. The aim OF his pnrty Ia to
bring tho mixod-Hohool system into practice, and
this ia the equal advantage intended by tho rsso-
lntinn.
, 1873-11-29

Special Dispatch 70 tbs Chicago Trt6ttne,
1Np1ANApot1s, Ind, Nov. 28.-Porter, who
shot Nina Alice ThompsonIearly yesterday morn
ing, WAS examined to-slay and committed to jail
in dofault Of $4,000 bail. Tho woman Is i'm
proving, and will probably recover.
, 1873-11-29
POLITICAL.
Tlmo for Holding the Indiana stntc
Convention Poatponcd.

Convention Poatponcd.
Spsciai Dtspatc1. to The Chicago Tribune.
lSD1ANAroL1s, Ind, Nov. 28-At meeting
of the State Democratic Committee tonight,
speeches were made by tho Hon. JnmeH Dow
ling, OF Terra Haute, Gov. Hendricks, and
othera, tho following preamble aud resolutions
wore adopted:
WnEnrAs, It ls doomed inexpedicnt to hold Demo-
cratic State Convention than next spring, there
forc,
RESOLVED. That Chairman be requested to call this
COMMITTEES together some ttno during the month OF
holding tho Democratic State Convention.
, 1873-11-29
The WQRklNCMEM,

PIABrENEn8' TROUBLES IN nlOOKLYN.
NEW YonK. Nov. 2H.-Hevornl monlbors Of tho
plasterers' Union today ontorod a building In
Brooklyn wl,oso 1lon.Bocioty men woro working,
and bout them severely. Ono man Is bollovcd to
bo fatally injured.
, 1873-11-29
DEATH OF A HERM,r VETERAN.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 28.-John Johnson, ono Of
tho few surviving soldiers Of the War Of 1912,
died ut New Albany on Thursday, worry suddenly,
aged 72 years. He served three years in tic
late war, although very old, aud wac buried in
the Government Cemotory. For some tims be-
fore hls death be livod hermit life OH his pen-
sion, and died while consulting the almanac to
sea when tlo pension waA due.
, 1873-11-29
Hsondod Warehouse in fscki.s, 1il., De-
Atruvufis


spsesU7 UIspNEtH q 1He CH4euod !T9pHH6.
8rR1NoF1ELp, ILL.,, Nov. 28.-Tho bonded waro-
houaa OF tho City Dlatilling Company, Of pekin,
burned this afternoon, consuming 4 large amount
OF Aighwnes. Oh which tho Government tax bud
not been paid. Col. Merrlan, WAS not informed
Of the amount, OF how tho fro originated
, 1873-11-29

RoNpouT, n. =, Nov. 28.-EIiaha u. Brigham
Trustee for tho bond-holders Of the Now York,
Kingston 4 Syracuse Railroad, appointed by tl,s
Farne5s haan TIuss Of New Yot
OF the Road, removing tho lnte Manager, Wm.
3. Litchled.
, 1873-11-29

SpeefaE U,pateh 10 The Chfeauo 7+,buns.
qA1Esuuno, ILL.,, Nov. 2B.-Tto Exposition has
presented liToly sceno throughout tho day, and
kas warranted tic managers In continuing 1t b.
, 1873-11-29

MEMrn1s, Tenn. Nov. 23.-Tho Aralanchs
special Eaya fire ut Drownayillo, Tcnn., Thurs
day morning, burned tho eutire block Oh tho
north side Of tho sqnaro except Fisenthala
damaged. Six atoreH wero destroyed. hfost Of
tho goods were snyotl. lilo loss Ii 3g0, 600 /; in
suranoo emall, anl .nostly In tho Alisassippl
Valley nna rlantolu' Companies Of Memphis.
, 1873-11-29

Specta& Df&p1tcA to Ths Ghtc4qd Jr i1ant.
DoDaox, o., Nov. 28.-About 10 o'clock to-day,
while Joseph Joyce, n farmer living noar Pill
lipsbatg, o., waa in tho ret Of shooting d hog,
the rta was premat,roly discharged, tho bali
striking and almost inetal4sly killing Ills oldoHt
aon, about Il Yeara Of Gye.
, 1873-11-29

DETROIT, Mich, Nov, as..-A fire in ". Il.
wuolloy'H, distillory, yesterday, damagod, the
works to the o1tons Of t320, 900, On which there
deutRI.
, 1873-11-29

EyANsy.LLE Ina., Nov. 23.-MrB. Klohd, q
.anln.an Woman, whilo showing how it waH done,
lhot ,.,.d L!llod Jacob Dulligor, yoaru ol1,.
, 1873-11-29

SAY FuAXolsco, Nov. 2s.-Fenodo Morono, ono
OF gasqaoz galiis, ougasol in the TreapiuoK
murder and robbery at Monterrey County, hayo
been found guilty of murder in tIo sauoiId do
gree, and sentenced to btato Prison for life.
, 1873-11-29

A Degperneto Killed BY an 0Kficor.
~ EyANa,y1aIE y; iND,, My 23,.-Wm' WitlismH,
YIN. Ihorrborg, desperate. who drow + pistol
to reaiss arEoat, at bonneville, yoGterday.
, 1873-11-29

The Officers of tho Slip Sunrise 6ons
tcllccd to Various TorIlB u7 1mpris.
oIAnlciaf for tho Crue1 Treatment OF
3oanaen.
BAN raAsc.Rco, Nov. 2s.-In the United Btates
circuit Court to-day. Hobart 4. Charlie, Captain
Of tito shlp Sunrise, was sentenced, on conyio-
hon OF tho cruel puniuhnent Of aoamon, to
fourteen mo,athB' imprisonment In tho County
Jail, and q 1uo OF 81 ,O00 Frank Harris. hia
First 1lato. WAS sontotlcod to tho stato Prison for
four yoars; and Dennis Maloney, Second Mato,
10 aixty taya In the County Jail.
, 1873-11-29


LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 23.-IAo two extensive
oa'1os mills i'' this city represented ut meeting
Of twonty.tlyo papor manufacturers Ut tho Woss,
ono.islf tims, ~ por tI.o sgroemsnt at thu:
n,ooting. Tho Falls City Mills is paying higher
wagon for aaiod labor, aud is llle only mill in
tho West which IL tolng 10, laolsarging 10
hands. Bath snilla hose aro rlnnlug OH special
orders only.
, 1873-11-29

LONDON, Nov. 2B.-Ihe markets hero and in
are unusually strong.
, 1873-11-29

Seokng safety and rcstoro cath should uso Dr. Holm,
bod's Extract Ducut Th!A srtclD Is otcne and stnn
h9 s1s f 1d y93as M ., nue q iaros rpfoct
nas. Bowaro Ut oounterfca and ilat Inns whloh mn
eetupnnus non ondoAyorinr to pain, of upon Dr..
H1hbolds reputation. Look for tho Doctors signature
thu Wrapper.
, 1873-11-29

San1nritaI's Gift,
BAMARITAN's GIFT. .......... .......
SAAIAn1TANs GIFT,
rnhtfyo in from to days. Bold 1T 9j Lake.st,
and 159 Wust h3niisouet.
, 1873-11-29

DosroR, NOV. 28.-T4o Full River Manufsc-
turotn Board Of Yra4s Aayo deelded from and
after Dec. to run their mIlls eight hours per