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YELLOW FEVER.
,E'I,ree EurI0av EnTcr E}e;ttfl.i !1s Nke3la~
ns,in IL, 'a'sselaty -yutar aaptlrE.

'E1,res. yellow EnTcr Eset.ttlA iss Htc,la~
f,s.iA il, 'a'sset.t y-iosar aapt1rn.
slGMrarlh, Tnun., Nov. Nnon.-Illoro aro
three yellow inycr tieutln! u,ul four irH other
ts.,,.c.; reported. Ono new caae Is ropar>ed ii,
tho ,mat l'lrty-t'ix hours. William jumper. u
prominent contractor eMl bulldar, liel this
s,lornius nj tlIu yellow fever.
1ilArMts, Tenn, Noy, N-3 y. n'.--TLo morsu-
ry report ut Il n'nloc!: tl'la ovnnng shows treo
,laAl'n tre.l yellow rnyor n,ul four fronl nlliur
.s,lsos--tlu Ha'au aa tha s,onn re!ort. The
,Spathor IN warm md cloudy.
THE slviIa!snS AT MEMPHIS.
Iimn !hr .NrMNhiA .!r41Gt Nar.}.
lhrrn wn1e twnlra t!oatlls yestortlay-liyo from
yeow fayer nlul sayhn froni otlsor oat,Gos, Tho
re,'ort nf tho tay hcfnro "aH: Total, tiirtoo''--
Havtt frcnl roscr anl nix from D11lar oalllies,
Two al tha toatln yestcrlay oru1rsod III tl!u
city ilnsptul, u,ltl ,hroe III tho t'ctl,,ty Pour
1io,Iso. But il iew naw caseh Eore rolnrtcd yes-
torllny, alu a1 tl,oro lln.lcr treatment ayo doing
Yury wcIl. Tho Eoycrnt rolicf c0lnnittceA alo
Looking forward tn ralauso from tlsoir ardunlla
laboru Ut the past Beycn weoke. and hone to
, 1873-11-07

Tweod. The caao vaa Bot down for tho 18th inst.
Joscph CoutotloG, was fatally shot this morning
by 1nn njnnn Mallory, whifo tho two woro quar-
rolng In tho Fifth Ward.
Or. 1}alsa, convicted nf Bcnt1ing obacono mnt-
tor through tho n1a!e, nnd aontoncod to ono yenr
in tho ponitentiary. 1nntlo at attctnpt to oacapo
from Ludlow street jul In woh,on'H clotboa.
, 1873-11-07

BosfoN, Nov. G.-Tho Eueninq journal puts
tho aenate ut II Republicans, II Democrats. mid
9n9 Fl oana 81 Dacas a a t0 nne
out Republican.
, 1873-11-07

KASsAs CRY, MD.. nov. N.-Iian De,nncrals
and Libeyals Of tl!ls pacp will hold grand rAti
ication mocting Saturday night, to celebrate tho
rerent victories.
COLUMBUS, O., Noy. G.--:ri!u Democratic Stnto
Executive Committee ut Ohio i'red lou guals In
Capitol Square this evening, III honur of tbs
Democratic anl Conservative victory oil his.
Tuesday III Nav York, Virginia, WISCONSIN, Slary-
land, and Kansas.
, 1873-11-07
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, N1icl,., Nov. G.--Tho Grand Rapids
hyo towns III Muskc;on County, tllroo towns III
Allogan County, and ono iii Kont County to honr
from. Tho Democrat figures Comstocka n,nior-
ity at 31, with seven towns in 3tuskcgon Coi1n-
ty. throe towna In Allegan County, md Clio III
Kent to llear from,
, 1873-11-07

S.estn! Uism'rh 10 4'tc Chiccap Tribune.
t'A1Ao. ILL.,, Nov. t.--Sons, tiuo during last
night tho clotng iipuso oF 4. Ea:x, IL this CITY,
wra entered by bnrgsara,, a,lsl :;oo6B to lilo
amount Of ss1Ul wcro hto!aa therefro.n. An
entrance y,ns effected BY buring thu lock of tho
laek-.luur. nu.t although pec!o',S ,sero shopping
III Tic accs,sul story, tito burglars wore not tliH-
cuyoled, ami go: away VIII: t.,ci': booty 50 fas
IN co has lcnn ubtuilscd by which to itlcntify
ila l,nllietrntplh.
, 1873-11-07


,hI,E1nW-r,a ssnaslt. :" IL, lnta Airs. lon!*a q,
H. tsa Htfl.. 'sItuis, y Il. III. III c:His sias. y.
liiGnts IRA raapect!t.s tnyt"a IN a,t,At.
acASIltstrH ia Il.i:sEe, nov. i. Mf, daughter ut
,.'nen Ginl caol1a. .rttfows, aiad i sents aud Il
mouths.
gaaarsl nn ta:usstay, Sov. T. At 1u {. m fsp! No. Bit
Hcst WathnElt1-sl,
uhNGl:Y tn lhr morna1H IT tho t }n,t, al her rast
4aner I'M taEs~'t., l!t. anna CA,iey. nlto VI Isaau
GalH,r, a.ssd ~ ytass
4.n, Votlsn.u..lh. aud nlnr1 papers p.sasa uupY
, 1873-11-07
17ur4tur of u Etuilro:atl E4aaTInrt,r la IAr-
tklIlHxtNs

,I.1yrl.H la,cx, Arl,, Nov. 6.-Io-ilny tho bo1y
of !. man commonly huoHn M Maryey. II lal,oror
Oh tho Casro :; Eattuu natloati 0r:Ago, wsus
picked m in lilo river. ,I'!'o right side ar ht
head wts Btoyo NJ. a,,l nthor 1rarka OF yioleaeo
wvlo found on l,h body. Tl,a Corn'sor hal1 III
imuueas, putl the Jury decllaa, au tho evitlcuca
If tj.o oxa,niuiug physician. That Harvey VIII
murdered and tho los!y thrown In tho river ubo,lI
II ho"ys, twayinus. g!.eEo is Ut clsa tn tho pag-
DotratusA uf tlla lontl.
, 1873-11-07

Taking general yiow of niraiin, w.o cannot
congratulate tho ltopuhlicanR OF Now York upon
tue rnsuts Of yesterday, 1'llo natural Repiblt-
aid If no nyo fallen below this ligure, OF oscl,
Il It Ia nearly roycrsod tho dsastar IL ilot with
ont its ttBo. Tho Republicans Of Now York will
DO lihely 10 bolleso lis next yoar whom wo tell
them TINT they cnnnot elect their ticket without
yoting for 1t, md. perhaps, wo Aliall got good
nominations all round, and ITO tleluslvo alliance
with Democrats.
, 1873-11-07

Nrw YonK. N3v. 0.-Wl.liun Atbrccht. aged
II ycarr. wtiIo ii, tho nillee nr bis employers,
Yesterday, attempted to ki!l lintsef by tauuaNr;y-
very intcnlpera:o during TIN past fortnight. I1o
ll,rnatunH to mako anothcr as'cnp! should llo
rCe1Ecr,
, 1873-11-07

RICHMOND. W., Nov. G.--Komper's aggregate
gain on Waliers majority in 1lfty-sia countjos
aro 5,oG1, leaving Il net gain Tor kcmpcr Of
2,2g2,
, 1873-11-07

so,1EsrcTAI,Y, N. l., Nov. G--presisic.t Potter,
ot Ciion College, l,aa been nc'ltetl vi IL new oa-
dt."n,out Of isl0o,000, tho H|ft OF II gentleman
W!:o IcaiiTA hla 'l.:llo withheld FOX the NrcscNt.
, 1873-11-07

NEW yunK, Noy, lin tho t!ourt nf tiel.svas
SosYiol.H, tc-huy, nation WEI ,n'1n IL ulllsla
trailer Go,1nully, OIL tho ground that ho waB n
coslelouda.l. III tho trial HON uondiug agalnut
, 1873-11-07

sltlon n1onllors and twontY-sevan Republicans,
with ton dintrlctH to honr from. Tlloro can be
no matcrlal change IL tho result m to tho Oppo-
Bitlon majority On Joint ballot, tile Republican,
come BY the 0nposition, with some votes 10
ararp "
, 1873-11-07

Pn.SoEroS. ILL.,, Nov. 0.-Tho wiro manufac~
tory Of 3. Barnes i Co.. ut Hnlva, H., was ell
t,roly destroyed by tlre Last night. The loss is
1900; inBs,re1 by tic Hartford for $1,000.
, 1873-11-07

SAS Francesca, Nov. ti.-Isain fnli lsoayily in
tlslh city last night, and oxtondoa fron. Gitroy
south tn Cllic, Duto County, and north A. fur
NJ reported II is stil rauilis ut intervals, Tho
prospect for Il good scusot III very fuir.
, 1873-11-07

sy Ior1. Nov. tit is del,ietl. OIL tho highest
Authority. TINT thu ~ l.ot1in 1tlltllnl lra lulr
uucc Catnra.s ,aa tn:,t aA nSc1lt "a tho tast 10
reit,tliro Il, pul!eios III SOHO EIstorn company
, 1873-11-07

Rnt,ls.IiAErIls y !!l!, eir. q! liz sh inst.. by
thu Gv Mr. Hnrk. i. u. luuk anu 1l!1s AlAsy 4aref.
rnTNnS S~1,A 1.EW1N Suy. ]. le7a. nt thy rculdorea
oE til lrln's nMun,., 81 Nnrrtay.. hy 2 fecv. Il. \.
OJ.ntsntt, H. D., NJ. G. H.. pptrrs md M{su Allin
a. Baldwin. - - 49, -
, 1873-11-07

Nrw YnnK, Nov. G.--Auived, steamship Al
bort, from Hamburg, stoamar 0alla. from I.'y'
erpoul.
, 1873-11-07
FIRES.

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
AuRonA, ILL.,. Nov. 0.-:rhd furniture atoro Of
sToBsrs. Hobbs Il Merrill was partially destroyed
by fro thiu morning. A portion Of tho stoci
was sayoti. INSURANCE on tho Bauo aud build
i,,. 81 UDl
, 1873-11-07

lieu, VIZ: Alexander, poone, Carroll Cook johnson,
ss ~ Ga'r Wns1nTto a aa ,hssn hwnnebag@ s. tue
ductcd lncr truce except in Cook, where the iss,o
c1ccptiosal. Will these nine coutics ,mnled,
10 DO henri! from. Oilcia rc,sH have been re-
ceivct1 aB follows.
tr,a,t e;sosl,,. 'S? ~; Gssn;, iier,
:;::'$ S$$;$S; S;$S$$: ;;i$ 4
<1.ssye4s=o.ee'ey, '$HG s'S; GeSSs*; f'ssst,
$:$! i; $:$$: i II
SsStf' iii; a:;s5 f., , ,>,.,
!:: / s :::;
dast tys;z-s;sse'ess ssas; sa5; GPsa'' 1's's
3::::$;I: ;$$;: $:tt E:!
e,., s$sS!|fx;S ;s; Ssss;' sssxsS ill.,,
Ss s$:s s:s$ ;fGS f ki;sss::
:spcriai Ditpa'th to 1he Cticago 1ritnnt.
CARTHAGE. Hancock Co., H.. Nov. G.-Roturns
frotn cll the townships Of Hancock County aro
in, und the Democratic Ticket IN elected by from
mixed crowd would not run. Tho Grangers
voted largely Cor tho Democratic ticket.
sneciut Dispatch ia Yhe chteago Isib7tne.
pn1ScEroS; Bnrean, Co., H., Nov. G.-:l!he
Rureu,, Oh Tuosday. Tho ofcial vote
of Tho county giyeH Josse Emerson. for
County Judge, 400 nalorisy; Samuel Edwards
:.sS:7 mn iorty for Treasurer M ]. Keith 52 nm
jority for County Clorh; AMI Jacob Miller 1858
M. inr1tv For Snrnri,1ta.,1nnt IF Snr,oou II il
, 1873-11-07

District Court. in tho case ar D. blair y. The
Chicago il Northwestern hallway Company. Il
Judgment waA rendered ngai,lst tha Company
Tor ~. UtD ID. Hair "aa hurt wlilu coupling
llniriIt rura.
, 1873-11-07
Comments Of tho Now York, ST. Louis,
and Cincinnati Press,
Tammany Hall Grows Indig-
naut.
Frauds Charged Against tho Apollo Hall
and Republican Combination.
a Stormy Session OF the Ta1nrnnny
leaders.


lLJlN UIEs =
Counties are placed in this list according to
the ret,,rns On County Treasutor, and co'1ntios
heretofore Democratic are uamcd IN italic, as
, 1873-11-07
A's4e 1.iDcl-Stlit -aws1atat the Tcv nra
Itl,a,A u 4'iuteH,7 Al:alcskk,iy tet5t0I.

NEW UNi.EASs. t0y. G.-Tuo e0NtI0vorGy DC:
Sweeu Judge ". ". llowe, lutu 0f tho Supreme
bench, and lilo Now Orlenns Thurs, has lsu,
a,u!cully pcttutl. Tho I3T. rclraetn i.r alleged
libel with IL proper alnlogy, At"l Judge Eowe
WitidrnWH hib slit.
, 1873-11-07

Reut1lican. Democratic.
Fulton, 1tfahis,,
t;ruudy, iia,rock,
11aury, Ha.i;ao't,
.rackaon, Morgan,
10 Davies, SanJamon-6.
Kane,
Kanha1ice,
Kendall,
Maroitj'fs.,
Marshall,
Mclean,
It'0rfd,
Pulaski,
Htark,
Ycrnlifion,
h'i'lfaanson,-1G.
, 1873-11-07

No cxclmde from classification The Following coun-
lieu, viz Alexander, boone, Carroll, Cook, johnson,
cgc, ii. Clair, Washington, mud Wiunebago; The
contests in these counties ana only these> bcin8 co-
,nctcd under truce except in Cook where the 1ssuo
Haa exceptional. Will tlese niue contittcs nanetl,
,d fortyono in Tho al,oye table, hfwo counties
IL DO hcnrsl from. Otllcial rctlns have been
.1nafC 1it,1,n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-05
8ziit &euastet yuarnal.
OLD AGE.

An old person has feeble circulation iii
The feet and legs. Nothing contributes
more to relieve the difficulty in breathing,
and the chronic cough and other troubles
about the head and chest, so common
among all people. than keeping the feet
and legs warm.
Mr.. s., a bank officer, had been sitting
ia a bank nearly fifty years. He came for
some advice about short breath, wheeling
and cough.
Your feet and legs are very cold:
Yes; but how did you know it p
by these troubles about your throat
and lungs. There is congestion-too
much blood there. If the legs and feet
were warm, if they had their share OF the
blood, this congestion about the upper
parts would cease, and this short breath,
wheeling and cough would be relieved at
once"
"How shall make my legs and feet
warmP wear as much clothing about
my lower extremities as | ever did, and
vet they are like icicles."
II will tell you secret: An old man
with low vitality must have two, three OF
four times as much dress about the legs
and feet as young man with high vitali-
ty. Now, You must put on two pair OF
thick, knit woollen drawers, very thick
stockings. and broad strong shoes. Your
legs win be warm enough. perhaps. II
not, then put ON pair of wash-leather
drawers over the knit wooden ones. With
thick pants over these you will probably
be warm. In some rare case. even this
will not keep the limbs warm. But they
must be kept warm. So you must add,
and keep adding till they are warm. This
is the way you do with your body; why
not the same with your legs? You will
thereby save your throat, lungs and head
from many common troubles. "-[Die
Lewis in To-Day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-05
JURUBEBA.

which Is pronounced by the leading medical all.
thorities Of London and Paris "the most powerful
This is no new and untried discovery but has been
long used by the leading physicians of other coun.
tries with U0adeTtal remedial results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive organs
by cathartes and physics; they give only tempo
rary relief indigestion, hatulency, and dyspepsia,
with piles and kindred diseases are sure to follow
their use. Keep the blood pure and health is as.
sured.
JOHN @. KELLOGG, Is Plat ST., New York,
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular.
ieblS-4W
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-26
Sentence of Mathenev.

We learn by telegraph from Hamil.
ton that Matheney was Yesterday
sentenced by Judge Beatty to be
hanged on Friday, December the 10Th.
Inc prisoner received his sentence
without betraying any emotion what
ever. lie has sent for a Catholic
priest, and has already commenced
preparing for death. The dispatch
iurther informs us that an effort is
nelhT made to obtain for him EXecu-
1--WE clemencv, which, it is generally
believed, will be successful. And
mus stands the matter at present. 1t
seems probable that Judge Beatty
purposelv fixed the date of execution
suiilciently remote to give those inter-
ested IN the condemned mans rehalf
ample opportunity TO make the neces-
sary showing for a communication of
the sentence. We believe that. under
the law, the concurrence oftwo men,
berS of the Board of Pardons with
the Governor is requisite to commute
q sentence. 1t will therefore be seen
mat 1t is not by any means certain
that Matheney will escape the GAL
lows. However, if Judge Beatty
should Join III the petition, as we have
neard 1t stated he will, it is more than
likely that the PRAYER will be granted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-26
White Pine Items.
from the News of Yesterday

From the News of Yesterday
FROM Assessor Cranley, Just return
ed from Mineral City, we learn that
the Watson Company's mill has been
shut down for repairs. The last run
of the mill is said t. have been more
productive OF good results than any
previous one. and establishes the tact
that, with proper management, no
difficulty need be apprehended III
working the ores of the district.
c. :. CooVEN. once superintendent
of the Manhattan mill at this place,
has accepted the appointment as 81
pcrintenGent OF the I'll Dorado South
Mining Company at Belmont. lie is
every way competent, and Will make
a success where the same Is possible
PANCAKE COAI.-trom +. Il. Bar
rows. lust in from Pancake, we learn
That the main incline has been sunk
to a depth of over POO feet, and at the
bottom shows a Vein of coal four feet
in width. This enterprise promises To
be a success.
IhL.-We regret 20 learn Of the
somewhat severe illness OF our re-
srrcted fellow citizen =. l.. EvertS,
but are glad to learn that he Is now
recovering rapidly. We could better
spare many others than he.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-26
Another Fatal Mining Accident on
Ruby Hill,
one Man instantly killed. md ruo
others severely iniured

N'iy kil'ed. and Two
others severely Injured.
AT about l o'clock yesterday morn.
ing, an accident occurred in the Rich.
mond mine, by which William Nor.
TN lhomas was instantly killed. and
William Wately and Patrick Econ
severely injured. The particulars of
the sad affair, as related to rs. arc
about AS follows: Five men-to wit
Pat. Egan, VIM. Martin Thomas. VIM
Byrne, William Moore and William
Wately-were working i'm a drift or
breast on II of the lowest levels
some distance above them. on an ON.
tirely different level, John Callicin
ana Mathew O'Brien were enraoedin
piastlng. When ready to nut off n
piast, at the time named. they sent
word to the men below to get ont of
the way. Unfortunately, the men
below did not consider that there was
any danger, and accordingly failed TO
need the warning. IIuddling TO-
gether IN a stopping or sitting posture.
they awaited the result of the blast
overhead. In a few seconds the ey-
piosion was heard, and simultaneous
" several tons of rock came down ON
the unfortunate group. As already
stated, thomas was instantly killed.
lie was covered up to a denth
OF two or three feet, and never
breathed, we believe, after being
taken out. One OF his arms was
broken and his head and shoulders
showed severe bruises. Egan was
also covered by the cave, though not
to as great n depth as Thomas. As
soon as the miners could procure
lights they began to dig away the de-
brls, and soon discovered that Eean
was still alive. Seeing him move his
hand the miners stopped digging and
carefully unearthed him by drawing
the dirt from about him with their
hands. Strange to say he was but
slightly injured, having received but
a few cuts and bruises about the head.
He was able to be out Yesterday and
will probably he able to resume la
Dor in Il few days. Watelv, though
not covered mp, received serious
wounds and bruises about the head,
arms and shoulders. He was con-
fined TO his cabin Yesterday, and
at latest accounts appeared to lie
;nternaI1v' however there snn dnuh
Of his ~raeoiierv Tbn otbar two u,nn
tBvrne and Moore who were in the
escaned almost If not ohio withomt
= scratch
Tho nows of the accident soon
spread through the mine, and there
many Lr.vo rni,,nrS VOC, on1 w]iII;n1
to 10 II in thnir nown,: r. aIIaviato
he SUFFERING Of their col,horrrs
p,tricL RnsSitar tbn Foreman IF tho
mine was ~nronntIv an banI and
did all fiat kindnaSs couid smr~ast
for tha ralief of the iuinrnd mon #
l. La,t nronor 70 stato in his nomrons
ton tbat Nr Rnssiter hasa stanIinr
mia in tive minn hat ali Non in hi-
anUlm,- m,st withdr,w 70 a s,fn dis.
tannna whnn nnti,iaI thot Hast j.
ahnut haing tirod rho r1ia nnfor.
tnnotoIv vas NOT ohnved in tha ease
nndnr noticn
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-26

MoHE DANGEE.- Deputy Sheriff
Tray. NJ. Johnson last nigh; called
orr attention to a flame issuing from
a very short stovepipe maintained by
the proprietors of the Chinese wash
house on Ruel street, Just south of the
SENTINEL building. The .nIpe was
red-hot. and sparks were falling tnlck
and fast on the canvas root. ms j.,
getting pretty close to home: enc
Before repeating the performance,
those CelcstialS would DO well to get
their lives insured.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-26

CLOSING OUr.-p. Mannheim has
caused immense posters to be dis
tributed about town, announcing ms
determination to close out his entire
stock Of dry and fancy goods within
the next sixty days, at less than cost
in San Francisco. Here is a rare
chance for the ladies. for Dave means
husinrss. He intends to carry on the
grocery business exclusively hereaf-
Ter. and must sell OF his dry goods
TO make room. The stock IS complete
nov and fashionable. and the prices,
rs announced IN his poster, are below
bedrock. GO 20 Mannheim ana Duy
Yourself rich. ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-26

ARRIVED. MeSSrS. Geddes X Der
trand, of the celebrated mine of that
name arrived yesterday fsom Califor-
MIA. They have returned to make an
other cleanup fer their Winter eN-
penses. While here for a few weeks
last Spring they had a few tons OF ore
worked which netted them about
seventeen thousand dollars. Inc
Geddes & Bertrand mine is a pretty
safe bank to draw against.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-26

MATTERS AT SCHELBURN.-We are
IN receipt of Geographic information
Schelburn that the new mill
erected by the McNIahon Company
went into operation yesterday morn
ing. The machinery moved off
smoothly and gave satisfaction to all
concerned. L. Il. Dickinson, late of
TINS place, has been appointed Super
lntendent of the company.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-26

THANKSGIvING B~ALL.-Ihe grand
THANKSGIVING ball to he given by the
Daughters of Rehekah is duly an
nounced in an advertisement under
The head of "New To-Day. n
names of the ladies and gentlemen
who compose the various committees
,rn n Sufficient guarantee that me
affair will I've a brilliant success. We
shall have more To say on the SuoJee'
as the time draws near.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-26

LIQroRs AND CIGARs.-S Saloon men
and others can be supplied with all
kinds of wines, liquors, syrups ana
clears. in wholesale quantities, and at
rates below the cost in san Francesca,
AIMS h frcightto this point, at FRANK
tAE,die's, North Main street. Recent
additions to his stock of cigars maze
the number at present on hand close,
f. enc million, while the quantity OF
liouor now in the cellar VIII reacn
three Thousand gallons. Coal on ne
also sells by the case. "Ao-"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-26

CONTRACT TO LET. - The Eureka
Mining and Smelling Company de-
sires to let a contract for the sinking
of the kentucky incline fifty feet
deeper. Full particulars can be OBJ
tanned from Mr.. Arlington, Superin-
tendent. See notice under the head of
New To-Dav.'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-26

Rev. f. c. Arnold will
.orvices at the Courtroom
nr at ~ O'Clock. All are in
fnlng' seats are free for every
altPu"s school at % O'Clock, =. VI.
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TuAHKs.-Mike F~riedenberG' resi-
,dant accent of the Elko stage line mas
our thanks for a pair of TAI pralrie
chickens. brought direct from NE
Cornucopia region of country, Alihr
from the same direction. 1t was S%ld
tanrant, who will today dish it out IN
tempting style to his numerous pa
irons.
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services To-day.

1, .,os, church, Rev. Samuel +.
"' s,rvices will be held in the
uo,, a,c,,ck. and in the evening
bat II Sunday school will COM
's.S o'clock T. NJ
Pr FREE,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-26

D~EAD.-Judge Harmon last night
received a private telegram from Aus
tin announcing the death of Colonel
Robt. Allen, Postmaster at that place.
The Colonel WAS we'll known through
vanced III years, and his death was
therefore not wholly unexpected.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-26

For SALE or RENT.-A deSir"o'o
residence on Spring street coh''iili'S
five rooms, all well furnished VIII ne
sold or leased at reasonable iIEHf EYRE
For particulars inquire at o0eriei SH
Il Hirrisons.
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.rOCk REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. %.

XIII curry, ia. 1l7s, llA.
{ Bclchrr. ~, 6,..
faSe, IS. Al, 4SA b3O.
IcIial. Al. iS'4, a.: - ar,
EI~N Norcross. 25s, D. % Do.
pwn Point, 100. s,
Iperial, /, So, 81
bIrirr llill, 37s, 4 b5, =.
Pntnrk. 49,, II, lia b5o.
blcher. 69a, osH, osA Sd.
pha, >.
Y Virginia, Az y, 4s, 46t.
IRA Nevada, 10, L b3, ID.
kney. l..
kchequer, ~;
4. Gelcher. -.
Esrman. l6t., l6b So, III bS.
Iccor, 3, ; b&o, B..
liz. "a, -, SO b5o.
Ilelonia, lIs.
bickerb0cker, rs.
Fiona 4 titan, ~, rs.
Fillmore, ca. 6s., 6H.
BAH. 2,2lg.
entral Is.
liver Hill. 1oH.
rlipSa, "a, IL $50.
hex Island. soc.
(mprcan Flat. "A, Asa. b3o.
|pV York Con, zoe.
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SWEESEY'S STAGE. - AS before an
nounced, Sweeney will tomorrow
start Il stage for Cherry Creek. We
are requested to say that passengers
should book their names at the Den
ter Stable as early aS this evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-26

PPEARANCE OF MATuENEY.-Al-
hg 10 the case of Dan. Mathenev
!" Alte Pine Ne,cS says: Looking
Young man, who confesseS him
HE perpetratOr of this crime, one
scarcely believe it within the
mas OF possibility that he could
lie. guilty one. He has rather an
aging appearance, and possesses
9 OF Inc outer attributes of the
'olooded murderer. There still
S5!s |, be some mystery sur
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NE BREECnES TuIEF.-The hon.
VINO stole the breeches on Friday
~ was Yesterday interviewed by
'se |ates. The Judge levied an
Fssihent of t~hirty-siN dollars pay
immediately, and in default of
'ilfhl OF the requisite sponduliN,
"lrnder was furnished quarters
Ne county, Jail for the period of
uayS-two dollars a day and
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-26

AN ARTISAN WELL.-The Virginia
Chronicle, in an editorial article on the
subject of artesian wells, says Strout
Il Wermouth. of the EIoosac. in this
place, will, in the early Spring, put
down a hole 1000 feet deep TO supply
their reduction works with water.