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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-15

HIS pen cannot long be idle, because
he has the irrepressible stuff i'll him
which finds instinctively a blank bit
of paper and makes it at once related
to the art preservative, anyhow, some
how. We shall looa, ~eXpectant, for
Forbes next paper; and it will come
and be as eagerly disrobed of its
wrapper as the Endowment, the Ners,
the Irespass and the rest ever were
Carson appeal.
Prior to his removal to Salt Lake,
Forbes had a splendid offer to 60 to
Phoebe, but having been at one time
connected with Holland in the publ
cation Of the Becord, he woul | not en-
terrain the proposition. He had nei-
Their signed written agreements nor
gave verbal promises, yet he had dis,
posed of his interest in the newspaper
business in Phoebe. and that must be
an end of it. Forbes is an honorable
member of the journalistic profession.
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Communicated,
Civil and Military Service Reforml7

Civil and Military Service Reform?
1t seems that the Governor of this
State has adopted a new system of
civil, or rather military service re-
form. He has established a prese-
dent unprecedented i'll the history of
rOliticS. All political parties in the
United States, hat is the leaders of
political organizations who have the
reins of General or State government
in their hands, have made it a rule to
favor one of their W party when an
applicant for office. 1t is proverbial
with Republicans to appoint none but
Republicans to office, and is. | believe
with the Democracy. But the pres
ent Governor Of Nevada has estab-
iished a president OF his own.
Bradley, obscure, illiterate. and
without any political or executive
ability, was taken by the Democratic
party and elevated from the position
of sheep herder to that OF Governor of
the State OF Nevada. 1t would seem
that the offices within his gift should
be bestowed upon Democrats; hut no,
the first appointment by him of any
note was j. l.. Van BOkkelen to the
position Of MaiOr-General of the Mill
tia of the State of Nevada. He npyt
commissioned Van RolIeien:s
staff, all of whom, with but
n exception. We're Republicans.
The next app0intment was thar Of g.
c. Eatterman (nho was a monument
candidate before the Rennhl,c.n con-
yention for Governor 70 tho nns,tinn
of Brigadier General Of militia, and
commissioner his staff, all of whom
Nv the death of General Van Rok-
keller il became NECESSARY to make
another nointm to fiji Tho |a0
cancy. Some of the best Dennorats
and most highly respected ci,izens Of
the State urged the appointment Of a
one who hod nnon, II"
time and monevt to elect GOV. Bradley
to the high position he now occupies;
one VINO was we'll qualified for the
poSit!on, INC had seen service upon
me ileld OF battle. But no; he must
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ES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL TO SENTINEL
NEW YORK.


The New York Agricultural College
excursion TO Virginia, Indian Terri
tory, Colorado and the Rocky noun.
tains, will leave here tomorrow
morning.
The departure of the Tigress from
Brooklyn navy yard for a trial trip,
was delayed till late yesterday in con-
sequence of the discovery of another
leak. She will not commence the
voyage till tomorrow.
1t is q stated that the killing OF
Deputy L. ). Marshal Stevenson, in
Neu Jersey, vas a deliberately
planned murder, and that the inquest
will develope that fact. The murder
err, Leenthai, was not u Russian sailor,
eut a boarding house keeper who had
been c%oncealing sailor deserters.
jacob Hoffman and VIM. Eberhardt
were So burned during the ire OF
Eberting's brewery, at Morrisiana,
last Monday. that they died at the
German hospital last night.
One hundred and fifty passengers
from the wrecked steamship City of
Washington have arrived i'll the city,
and the remainder will arrive on
Wednesday.
Byron " Steif, nephew of Charlotte
WillettS, whose body was found in ii
house on s7th street i'll a horrible
state of decomposition. appeared at
the COroner'S office TODAY, and said
he first heard of her death this morn
ing. Deceased had brought him up
from childhood. She was %eXecutrlX
OF his fathers estate. She was OF &c
centric habits, never left her house
during the day time. and refused to
have any servants or any one else re-
side in the house. Witness last saw
her May 9th. He called at the house
four weeks ago, but could not gain
admission. His aunt was probably
then dead.
Mrs. Walworth and her youngest
son have taken up their residence i'll
Sing Sing village, and yesterday at
tended Catholic service i'll the prison
chapel. By special request no visi-
tors will be allowed to see Frank, who
to-day commenced work intne private
ment.
BUFFALO,, july II.
During a heavy hail storm this af-
ternoon, the passenger train from
Hornellsville, on the Erie railroad,
turing four laborers, and cutting and
bruising several others
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July II.
Alfred A. Shocking has been APP
pointed consular agent from the Ger
mar Empire at Washington.
NEBRASKA.
Fort MCPHERSON, July Il.
Professor Marsh and the Yale Col
lege party returned here to-day from
the Nioharara river. where they spent
the last month i'll Geological investi-
cations. The trip was successful, and
many interesting discoveries We're
made. Many new ,xtinctanimals were
found. and among them several fos-
sis of horses. camels, and rhinocero-
ses, and the party are all well, and
will start o-mOrrow for Fort Bridger,
Wyoming, to explore in the Unitah
mountain country.
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Msior-Gsneral Of Militia.

1t appears that the appointment by
the Governor of John b, Winters. to
fill the vacancy caused by the death
of General Van Bokkelen, does not
meet the appreciation of the unterri-
fled in the Western part of the State.
A communication from 4 prominent
Democratic lawyer and pol tician,
who resides west of the sink of the
Humboldt, will be found in this issue
of the SENTINEL. We publish it UNI
der the rule to give all who desire it
a hearing through our columns. Per
sonally we care nothing whatever
about the matter. Socially John B.
Winters is a clever gentleman, and
for aught we know, will look as
we'll, and show his buttons to
as good advantage on dress parade,
as any other nan ia the State.
There Is evidence, too, OF his chival-
rous bearing. Did he not entice the
poor. weakly Wiegand into the
depths OF q gloomy cellar in
Gold Hill, and then and there
fay him alive with a black
shaker With this manifestation
of his warlike spirit before him, how
could the Executive do less than
place him at the head of all the
armies of the great Sagebrush Com
monwealth. Had the unsuccessful
candidate, whose fate our correspond
ent bewails, but. demonstrated to the
satisfaction of the Executive mind
that he had, on divers and sundry
occasions, displayed his Sallantry by
sounily logging "a sick woman who
did not a~voirdupois to exceed ninety
pounds, perhaps his claims would
have received due consideration, and
possibly with such a recommendation
the result might have been different.
Having failed to do this, he is de-
serving of no sympathy.
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THE TURF.-California is making
the best time on record. ltiS assert
ed that those of the racers which, had
the epizooty are in better condition
now and make faster time than ever
before. The next great race, four
miles and repeat, will take place in
October. The following entries it is
said will be made: Norfolk, Lodi,
Thad. Stevens, Ben. Wade, Thornhill,
Monday, Phil. Sheridan. Irene,
Harding, Gallinipper and Tom Atchi-
son.
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And in ACCORDANCE with law and an
order OF the Eoard of Dir actorS, made on
the fourth day OF June, 1878. So many
shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold a, public
auction at the Office of the Company, No.
III Sansome street, san Francisco, Cal
ifornia, on Friday. the First Day of
August, 1873, at the hour OF -
O'Clock NJ. of said day, to pay said de-
linqucnt assessment thereon, together
with the cost of advertising anu the ex.
penSes of sale.
T. p. REACH, Secretary.
Office, 27 Sansouue street San Fran
cisco. California. iyl5
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

MADRID, July IA.
General Nelarde with seven bat
talions, has arrived before Alcoy. He
was obliged to arre>t.thirty OF his own
men for INSTRUMENTATION.
1t is rumored that the International
lists have risen in Cdrthagenia, and
made themselves masters OF forts.
telegraph and railroads. The marines
remain faithful to the Government,
and hold the navy yard.
The Cortes Yesterday authorized
energetic measures for the suppress
sion of the lnsurrection in Alcoy.
y paner mandatory at Vile Oar
do was burned by rioters.
Messengers from the town OF
GranOllers Del Wales arrived at Bar
celona with pressing demands for
reinforcementS.
BAYONNE, July IA.
Five thousand peasants at Alpena
Lare have joined the Carlists. They
We're driven thereto by the eXcesses
OF the Republicans.
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THE Fourth of July celeb alton at
Secret Canyon, ear Eureka, was
broken up by the ladies of the place
getting MP an irrepressible conflict
between themselves as TO who should
represent the Goddess of Liberty.
So says the Humboldt Register.
There is but one lady residing at Sc
cret CANYON. Acknowle"g e the corn.
Brother Julien-you have been sold.
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STATE OF NEVADA

N0NNII "F NINA. -.
;f. II. HARMON. County Clerk and on.
h ld irik 81 the histrict Court, sixth
q" hard niselIc', IN and for said county,
90 iltitoS certify that the above and
is "a correct and true conyo f n
nriGinal matter thereof, which now re-.
mains in my Office at Eureka. Corntv
and state aforesaid. N'u"'3
" IN testimony whereof. l have
LIS. ci'unto SCI my hand and affixed
ithe seal of tie Board of Cnnntv
- commissioners, al oflice in H.
t"Th OF Eureka. this Eth day of july.
iyl3 +. II. HARMON, County Clerk
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DELINQUENT SALE.

EUREKA MINING AND SMELLING
r. COMPANl.-Iocation of works, Eu.
reka County state OF Nevada.
NOTICE.-There is delinquent upon the
following described stock, oil ccount Of
assessment no. l. levied on the fourth
day of June, 1873, the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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REDUCTION OF PRICEs.-T. Deter de-
sires to inform the public that the price
for cutting hair at his establishments
PaXton's old bank-will hereafter De
fifty cants. iylo,f
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RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, july IA

ST. PETERSBURG, July IA.
A dispatch from khiva gives the
following account of the events sut-
sequent TO the capture of the city:
The Khan voluntarily entered the
Russian camp and gave in his sub
mission, formerly declaring himself
Il rassel of Russia. General kautf-
man then restored him to the throne,
and appointed a council of admins
tratlon 70 assist him with the Govern
ment during the occupation of Khan
tie by the Russian forces. The Khan,
in gratitude, issued on the oath of
June an order forever abolishing
slavery in his dominions.
General kaufman has SEM dis
patches to Teheran. notifying the
Persian Government to make prepar-
atoms for the reception of 10, 600 ma.
tiveS of Persia, released from slavery
by the Khan decree.
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Auditors Quarterly Report
FOR THE QUARTER ENDING JUL,
1TH, A. d. 1873.
AUDITORS OFFICE
EIREEA I'DI-NTX NJ

To the Hon. the Board Of County COM
miSsionerS
Gentlemen: Herewith find report Of
the fiscal affairs Of the County for the
Quarter ending July eth, 1873.
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RRIED.

In Virginia City, July 4. Michael NC
Carthy 10 Mrs Anna II. Ryan.
In Marysville, Cal, July 5, j..
er to Eliza Hurley.
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BORN.

In Carson City. July 10, TO the vic o.
Harry ~Sbrieyes. q daughter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-17

WILMINGTON
SASH, BLIND, SHUTTER, DOOR
FRAME AND MOULDING
EMPORIUM.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, LOOK TO
YOUB INTEREST,"
Your attention is called to my stock OF Doors,
Sash, Binds, Shutters, window Frames Door
Frames, Brackets, Moldngs, &c go. Having 1tted
ap wareroom at
No. 42I West FRONT STREET.
Between We and Washington streetsl
am prepared to n all orders for Building Ma
ter1als OF the best quality at the lowest rates A
stock OF all the usual sizes of doors, sash, blinds
shutters, frames, brackets and holdings, will be
kept constantly on hand. Having been manufac-
turer in this line Of business for number of years.
and now having factory in the lumber regions,
feel confident can give entire satisfaction 70 all
both in price and quality.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AND CARE
FULLY ATTENDED TO.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. 1t will pay you to do 30.
Parties from the country will have their goods
carefully packed, marked and shipped at very short
notice. WHL III. PIRRSON
jelO-n Agent for II. z. DE- NoRMANDfB.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-17
Register's Y6ttfRs.
\ RGIsTER,s 0FFICE

D EGISTERS OFFICE,
IL NEW CASTLE COUNTY, March 26th, 1873.
Upon application of DR.. August Negendank, Execu-
tor OF William A. Wisdom, late of Wilmington CITY,
in said County, deceased; 1t is ordered and di-
rected by the Register that the Executor aforesaid
give notice Of the granting of Letters Testamenta-
ry upon the estate OF the deceased, with the
date OF granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to posted within 40 days from the date OF such Let
ters In six of the most public places of the County
OF New Castle requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same or abide by
an Act of Assembly in such case made and provided
And also oause the same to be inserted within
the same period In the DAILY COMMERCIAL q
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to be con-
tnued therein three weeka.
Given under the hand and Seal OF once OF
IL 81 the Register aforesaid, at New Castle in New
Castle County Aforesaid, the day and year
above written. b. GIBBS Register.
NoTICE-An persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the Executor on or before March 26th,
1874, or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
A. NEGKNDANK, M. D., Executor.
Address mar2s-9W Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-17
RECKWITH SEWING MACHINE $12
On 30 DAYS Trial!

THE IMPROVED (s19 BECKwITH SEWING
MACHINE, with new bradng foot, and many ether
important improvements, all complete, with hem
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with care 1t will do your family sewing for life
time. Nearly ten thousand OF these machines have
been sold the past season, which without the above
improvements, are giving universal satisfaction.
We will show letters to any who may call, from dis.
interested purchasers, in which they stat that
they would not exchange ours for the best high
priced machine In the market 1t makes the p0pu-
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which renders 1t the strongest and best; yet when
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machine which Messrs. Orange Judd Co., OF the
American Agriculturist, &C.. use 30 many thousands
for premiums. Full directions go with every ma
chime If after having the machine 80 days, It does
not give perfect satisfaction, will refund the <l2
on return Of the machine less the Express charges,
and take the risk OF Its being injured. All oraers
promptly nlled on receipt of Post Office order for
$l2 or II s. is sent with your order TO u.s. the bal
ance can be paid to the Express Co, when you re-
ceiye the machine. Terms to agents liberal, but
cash invariably for all machines when received. Ii
any doubt our honor responsibilities will cheer
fully give the best city Reference. Bring or send
sample of any goods with which 10 test the machine
BECKWITH SEWING MACHINE co,
20 West Broadway, N. Y. After May 1st s62 Broad
way. mara 4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-17
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-17
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-21

THE MACHINE SHOP OF THE o. & A. RAIL
ROAD DESTROYED BY FIRE.-About half past
eight O'Clock last night fire was discovered i'm
the machine shop of the Orange and Alexandria
railroad company, corner OF Gibbon and
Patrick streets, in Alexandria. The alarm was
at once given, and in a short time all the engine
companies were on the spot, but owing to the
great difficulty experienced IN obtaining water
the flames made rapid Roadway, and soon the
entire structure was a mass Of flames. Finally
water was secured, and the firemen went man.
fully to work. The flames spread southwark.
and destroyed the paint shop, Quilt of wood, }
Of the company and a large amount of lumber
which was piled in the vicinity. All the cars of
the company which were on the tracks and in
the depot were saved. 1t was proposed at one
time that the Washington fire department
should be called upon for assistance, but the
isolated position of the shops, and the certainty
that they would be destroyed before aid could
reach them, prevented tue call. The estimated
loss is $50, 900. A number of mechanics en-
ployed in the shops are thrown out of work 1t
IS supposed that the company will at once
rebuild the shops. IT was reported that the II re
originated from Waterman going into the OIL
room TO draw benzine. which caught from his
lamp and exploded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-21
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, Jadgs Cdr.ifr-Ta-lav Tie
case FL Barnes sgt the corpsratiOn-action for dam,
ages sustained by falling into excavation on X
street seUtheast-was concluded 10y a verdi-t for
plaintiff; damages So 80
CRIMINAL COURT, Jude RacArfhng.-In tins
!uri to.iay: Richard Smith was arraign-d, charged
with selling liqucr without "A license This va. an
appeal from the Police Court, where the fine as
imposed Of s. in addition to the cost Of license
winch l. Sk1 The jury returned verdict If guilty
nr harrington gave notice IF moving for an arrest
w Judgment.
Usher iiarOcque. same charge, also an appeal
was on trial when report closed
POLICE COURT, JUDGE SasH.-To-dav Patrick
turner Ietit larceny Of pair of boots thirty dsV>
peafii 81 and Cost or thirty days in Jail. JOHN
Janey Assault and battery IN TIA ms j Burnes : N
ana COSTS OF sixty days ia Jail. Charles III BRYAN.
was charged with using rTofanc and indecent IA y.
glage. His counsel. Mr.. Barrett. stated to the
court That his client had voluntarily come iubo
the court believing that there were charges against
hni, ihat no warrant or summons had been been
seryed upon him, and he, Barrett a. his counsel
aa advised him 10 90 home and get his money and
be prepare TO pay his fine in he fined m n
on his leaving the court Officer Riord0n had -fepp ii
up ano pnt him under arrest without a warrant nd
under his protest. The officer explained that l..
had warrant issued on Informal ion from the Gle *
81 the court, but had given il to another Officer 10
serve; that i was not then in his possession Lut
was issued The court ruled that the arrest " a.
not strictly legal, and gave the prisoner the cho &c
oi pleading As the stood, his liberty IT, 70,
until the serving ~ the warrant. and then answer
ng He choose the latter course, and after he eft
custody few feet from the door If the CONT h@r
on a charge of highway robbery and tooh him 20
police hesdquart3rs. Bryan has been before ;I,,,
oouri frequently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-21
GEORGETOWN.

FARMER DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE HASGs
HissELF.-Mr. Charles Renshaw. well-to-do
farmer, bachelor about IS wears old, who re-
sided in Montgomery county, Nd, on the old
Frederick road about six miles northwest OF
this place, committed suicide yesterday by
hanging himself In an out-building. Its re-
ported that he was engaged to be married to a
young lady of that neighborhood, a Miss Ofut,
and that few days since he received a note
from her stating that she had changed her
mind; that at the time he had his wedding suit
ready and other preparations made for the
wedding, which was to take place this month:
and that the mott, Q so affected him that he has
been in responding state of mind ever since
receiving it; but nothing was known OF his pur-
pose until he was found hanging by the neck in
his barn from a cross-beam. He had tied the
Iope-a plough Uncover the beam and around
his neck and jumped from barrel.
GRAM TRADE.-The receipts OF grain to-day
were 2.7e0 bushels wheat by the canal boat c.
F. Waters, consigned to George Waters. This
grain was not offered on Change at the close of
our report; no sales were offered.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer G. II. Stout ar
rived to-day from Philadelphia with a miscel-
ianeoss cargo; and the steamer John Gibson
cleared for New York with 300 bushels of flour.