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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23
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PArlE,N COAST DlSpaVCslE .
FROM

SAN FRANCISCO. January %.
For some time la.t, faro has been
played in several places in This city,
after a partial interruption of about
one year. Last night, Detective Clarke,
with q posse, made Il descent upon
the house No. '765 Market street, and
arrested eleven men. w. j.. Johnson
and VIM. Mathews, the proprietors.
will he examined in the Police Court
tomorrow.
Two test eases have been made up
for the purpose of presenting o the
Supreme Court the question of the
validity of indictments found by the
last Grand Jury. They are the cases
of the forger, John w. Southworth,
and VIM. Lane. indicted for burglary.
The papers will be sent to the Su-
preme Court on Saturday.
Demetrius Mitchell, the Italian who
was thrown from his horse on Sun
dav, while racing on Market street,
died from the effects OF the injuries
received ut the time.
Mrs. Fair, by her agent, offered to
tell the people of Chicago what h
knows about wolves for 81 500 per
right, but the offer was declined.
SANTA BARBARA, January %.
A harbOr meeting was held last
night !; there was a large attendance.
j.. A. Johnson, o. l.. Abott. and Z. f..
Huse were %appoined committee to
memOrialiZe Congress to secure am
appropriation for deepening the Es-
ter,, and making an inland harbor, at
a cost of 500, 900. A deep interest IS
felt in the movement.
SACRAMENTO. January %.
Robert Connolly died this morning.
from tho effects of injuries received
from being thrown violently from a
wagon. A..
| meeting OF the Agricultural Society,
| Chas. f. Reed withdrew his name
| and r. S. Casey was elected Presl'
dent Inv an unanimous vote.
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.ANTERN DISPATCHES.
bY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
New YORK, January %.

NEW YORK, January %.
A special to the Herald from Wash
inStOn says there is Il large circle of
Republicans there who are anxious
to have Il change in the head of the
State Department, to the end that
some New Yorker may become Sec
rotary Of the Treasury. They have
made late dispatches from Madrid on
the Cuban question the occasion of
adverse criticism upon Mr.. Fish.
The announcement that Foster
would be hanged had Il very depress-
ing effect u!,On Stokes and other muir
derers in the Tombs. When Foster
received the news, he secluded him
self in his cell, refusing to e any
one
persons in two establishments on
Broadway, whence circulars offering
counterfeit money were sent out to
different parts of the country.
The Havana mail steamers Column
hia and Crescent City are under seiz-
IRE for debt. the crews not having
been paid in six weeks. The Moro
Castle, another steamer of the line,
was bcSieged on her arrival here.
ALBANY, January %.
Roscoe Conkling is reelected uuitcd
States Senator for six years from the
4th of March next.
ARKANSAS.
HELENA. January %.
A fire here this morning burned a
house and several smaller buildings ;
loss, $4,000.
ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELD. January %.
The Legislature in joint session de-
clared Il. j. O :lesl,y elected United
States Senator for six years from the
4th of March next.
NOVA SCOTIA.
HALIFAX, January %.
Great anxiety is felt here for the
safety Of the troop-ship IIimalaya.
Nothing has been heard of her since
she left England.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
PARIS, ia

PARIS, january %.
Feronillv, DeCamp and Benot, con
demned Communists, were shot early
this morning on Satory plain. Fero-
nilly died without Il word. DeCanp's
last wor s were, Il die sinated /;
down with false witnesses, lawyers,
and Thiers!" BenOt died cheering
the republic, the Commune and the
army. Only one volley was fired, as
all died instantly. There were but
few spectators.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23
ASSEMBLY,.
RESOLUTION.

RESOLUTION.
BY Bruner-Concurrent resolution
to amend section three of article me,
of the State Constitution.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Bruner-Act to protect shippers
of ore. Passed. Act for the re-
moval of Humboldt county seat, now
mt UniOnville, to Winnemucca.
Both Houses met in Convention,
compared journals, and declared
John p. JONES elected Senator. Jones
appeared and made an eloquent
speech,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23
NOTICES OF BILLS.

Rich ORE FoUSD.-A gentleman to-
day exhibited in Virginia some very
rich float rock, found somewhere on
the line of the Sutro Tunnel. 1t is
collaborating quartz. and an album
dance ofthe precious stuff is visible
to the naked eye. The specimens OF
'tloat" found thus far assay from
S4C0 to $1,000. The ledge from which
these specimens came would be we'll
worth the tinding.-GOM Hill NfWS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23
Proceedings Of the Legislature.
SIXTH SESSION.
CARSON, January IS.
Senate not in session.
ss~mbly-Thirteenth Day.
REPORTS OF CON

ACCOMPLISHMENTS Day.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Morrison, from Committee on En-
groSsment, reported as correctly en-
crossed, bill relating to the office of
State Printer bill to protect the wages
Of labor; bill to amend Civil Practice
Act /; and bill to repeal State Stamp
Act.
Crawford, from Committee on Elec-
tons, reported on the bill to adopt the
California Election Law for Nevada,
aud the same was ordered printed.
Stoddard, from Committee on Coun-
ties and County Boundaries, reported
favUrably upon the bill to remove the
county seat of humboldt county. from
U%nionville to Winnemucca. on the
grounds Of increase OF valuation in
property and population in the Win
nemucca section, and facility OF travel.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Shoatf-An Act to provide for
the publication Of 500 copies of the
proceedings of the Territorial Legis-
latures of 1862 and 1864.
Randall Act to obtain a correct
statement of the financial condition
of the several counties of the State,
and for other matters of statistical in
formation.
Tobriner-FOr the recordation and
satisfaction of certain papers and
copies of processes. Referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
BY MOrrison-To provide for the
erection of a State Orphans Home and
to provide for the same, and to repeal
the present Act.
Owen-To require railroad corpora
tons to fence in their roads.
After some resolutions by MI. Owen
relative to the appointment OF COM
mittee clerks, the Assembly adj
iourned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

A NORTH CAROLINA woman mas
been fined for calling her HUSBAND
',Old Pewter-buItons."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

THE editor of the RereiNe is troubled
by "spirits." Judging from his edi-
lorials, the spirits must be of a low
order.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

REDWOOD ZINE y FINISHED LUM
Der, OF all kinds also Oregon pine wag-
on lumber. ali lengths and sizes, at NJ.
y. Bnrlctt's California Lumber Yard, on
South Fuel street. d3ltf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

ROMAN BROTHERS hereafter will de-
liver to any part of the town all Eastern
papers, such as magazines, pictorials,
wcekiics, etc, they having the exclusive
agency for them. %
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

WHY are religious people fit sub
jects for entomologists?- because they
are insects.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

EUREKA MARKET REMevED.-Charley
Coll informs us that on New Years Day
his place of business will he at his old
stand on North Main street, Immediate.
ly opposite the silver Brick, where he
VIII be happy to serve friends and wish
them n Happy New Year. Charley
slaushterS mis- own stock now, and guar
antees satisfaction to his customers. as
he Is better prepared to furnish every
thing they may desire, and cheaperthan
ever before. The business will hereafter
he conducted under the firm name of
Coll & Money. d3l-Iw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23
NEVADA LEGISLATURE,

SIXTEENTH DAY,
Especial Dispatch from the Capital.I
CARSON, January %.
SENATE.
RESOLUTION.
"A concurrent resolution was offered
Dv IhomPson, concerning the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad lands.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
By, Cleveland-Act relating to marks
and brands.
By Walter-To establish the bounda-
ries of Nye county.
Senate adjourned to meet i'm Joint
Convention i'm the Assembly Cham
Der to declare the election Of United
States Senator.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

AN old woman died lately at La
Sale. ILL.,, aged u years. who has sur
yived ten husbands.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23
Arrivals and Depnrtu rss
Ar.riva ..

Arriva ..
sY Woodruff ENNoH's LINZ
M Very w Wilcox
\ Para ChaS Saula
HP Wadleigh
DE ysMr "a
n Oberfelder Mary Huwson
] D0hs Mary Clipper
%lOngbaugh Tom Nixon and VIII
Rey Joan COnnell Miss Tobias
fasa Casting Lizzie HowSOn
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low mai's from all directions are
post Sra.aator.y: and the patience of
tee. fIpSpis Is taxed to the last de-
be poor nv people must remember
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

i'm n' who have been sick here
.'e eplzootic l. rapidly recover
li csros q the hostlers-under kind
Ope s 60 treatment. We sincerely
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23
GEORGE" one of the parties in tn

GEORGE" one of the parties in the
pc cutting scrape," is represented
{ US by certain Slavonians, who do
lt like the association, as being a
lreek, and not one of their country
|Nh. We spoke of him as the police
~ who arrested him, surprising them
\ % well informed i'm the matter. To-
ay' we suppose, some Greek will de-
lae a contradiction of the above state
tsit also. We have no interest i'll
Installing his nationality /; in fact, do
w care straw what his nativity was.
good Greek is as good as anybody,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

.OcAl

MORE ATTACHMENTS.-The Phenix
FORKS were subjected to additional
Etachments this morning in the name
u Paxton & Co., to the amount of
h7,OO0. We look upon this last move
bent as a measure Of protection to the
PAeniX Company itself against the
|nnOyan G Of further petty suits.
here can be no doubt, we think, of
be sOlvency of the Phenix Company.
(e assessment now due, to the
mount of So, 900. will be collected
Pthin six weeks; and the bullion
bw on hand is OF itself sufficient Sc
krity for The full amount of its liabil-
les here. There is no reason what
Der for the suspension Of its opera
ions, except the impOssibility of ship
ping its bullion to the place of separa-
ION. There are many small creditors,
pwevcr, who became alarmed at the
resent state OF things, and, not re-
living their money AS soon as de-
landed, rushed after a lawyer, and
Rd attachments laid upon the bul-
Jon. The cessation of treighting, in
|%Msequence of the epizootic, is the
Prime cause of the present panic.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

HARRIS BRoTHERS.-In some I'M
|Noantable way, the announcement
: 'he departure of these energetic
Uuas gentlemen got mixed up with
[one other matter, and we sent them
u d"n francisco instead OF to Carson,
\ aiateu them as auctioneers instead
I SiS goods merchants. They will
u.ure carry on their business i'll
ars so y having sold out their stock
i'm 70 That express purpose. We
psi. mem all the success they can
psnt IA their new location, and COM
them to the citizens of Carson.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

1"oF. TRAUL's ENTERTAINMENTS
preparations for this attractive
laIoria''ce are certainly the most
eIiphstte; anu will prove a novel and
mar ''Nt interlude to these dull
I'M nro Nothlny but n severe storm
"e'eht a crowded house.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

New POLICEMAN - Citizen John
Murphy has received the appoint
ment of a special police officer for
this town, from Sheriff John Emory,
This is an excellent appointment, aud
one every way satisfactory to Mr..
Murphy's fellow-citizens, who can
reposp confidencein him as q watchful
guardian of their property. He has
interests of his own in Eureka, suffi-
Gent as an inducement to faithful
ness on his part, in guarding those of
others.
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PALTSADE HOTEL
Pa:isade, New.
+. w @ II a n =

aHAS TAKEN THE ABOVE HOTEL. AND
is now prenarcd to furnish his patrons
with the best that can be obtained.
aY- Stages arrive at this hotel from Eureks
aud White Pine in time for passengers TO TAKE
breakfast before the train goes West.
Palisade. November ~. 1870. n2"
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THE BUGGY SMASH-UP. We eX-
ected a denial of Mr.. Sweeney's
(sitive statement of the case, as he
it to us, and as we published
! Yesterday, concerning the runaway
(Drses belonging to him. And here
hmes Mr.. Ross, and testifieS that he
las one OF the occupants of the buggy
|nreSaid that he and the team were
Dot more than half mile from town,
P the vicinity of the yawning grave
lard, when the horses ran away !; that
Be buggy was not so badly smashed
|iter all /; that his escape (and his
P%mpanion's) from the vehicle is not
accountable at all, for he knew it
tae time, and could give an &C
punt of it; and. finally, that Mr..
Seeney's statement is a-no such
ping; And further the deponent
pyeth not.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

HALIFAX, January %.
Great anxiety is felt here for the
Nothing has been heard of her since
she left England.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-15
THE COMING WORLDS FIR.

NEW YORK, March Ia.
There Is no reason 10 DOUBT bnt mat lne
American norton oil the Vienna Exhibition
will be most credltebly represented and Ger
taInlv surpass, as to number ana variety OF
exhibitors, the former ones In Paris and Lon
DIM On the main floor, In working order
nnd turning out their products, Will De shoe-
making. bucket, brush and nail making ma
chimes. with stone breaking tools, fax Clean
inw machinery, rock drills, circular looms,
niSe.elbows and boot heeling machines, and
pii Ihe numerous kinds OF wood working ma
chimes. General Newton has sent perfect
model oil the engineering works now EN-.
noyed under his direction at Hallelts Point;
the United States Lighthouse Board nave
torwarded their best specimens OF light
house lu. .erns, and the navy department
their new improved apparatus for holsling
md lowering boats. There are already 1nite
Of many boxes on the the steamer Guard as
were taken altogether by tho supply, ana
manv npTsons are also shipping thrir goods
Of theIr own expense on European steamers.
SiYry.two bales of the best spot and lohg
S,nnie cotton have been sent by the soatni
The cotton comlng from Mobile, New orleans,
Savannah and Charleston. NOBLE sent pale
a, ~ wonderful quality and excellence, when
e Eos been done no ln white duck. and held
,o"pIher with silver-plated ties. THESE oaies
viii he used in forming the trophy 0! tne
limited States which Is 10 grace the rotunua VI
ths Exbibition. The Guard Will ciear lor
Trieste on the goth OF this monln'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-15
TIE NEW GAME Law.

One More Month for Hunting Deer, and
Two More Months for Hunting Birds.
As matter of general Int crest to our read.
ers we present below the full text OF the act
amendatory of the game law, which was
passed at the last session of the Legislature,
and approved by the Governor on the 9th
u!timo. The effect of the amendment made
in the first section Is to allow the hunting of
deer from the first day of August TO The first
day Of January, instead of from the first day
of September 10 the first day OF January, as
was formerly provided. The next amendment
allows the hunting of wild turkey, partridge,
dove, woodcock, snlpe and pheasant from the
fifteenth day of October to the fifteenth day Of
April, instead CT from the fifteenth day of Oc-
Der to the fifteenth day oil February. The Ell
feet OF the third amendment Is TO strike out
the robin from the list of birds that are spe-
cially protected by the game law:
AN ACT to amend an act entitled an act for
the protection and preservation OF useful
animals.
SECTION /. Be il enacted, &C., That section
one OF an act entitled an act Tor the protec-
tion and preservation of useful animals, ap-
proved March IL, 1872, be and is hereby
amended as follows, to wit: By striking out
the word September, In the sixth line thereof,
and inserting The word August In lieu Of the
same.
SEQ. 2. That section four Of the same act be-,
aud the same is hereby. amended as follows,
to wit By striking out the words fifteenth
day of February, iG the second line thereof,
and inserting the words fifteenth day of April,
in lieu OF the same.
SEC. 3. That section Eve be also amended by
striking out the word robin, where 1t occurs
on the ninth line thereof.
Approved February n, 1873.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-15
BRITISH COAL.

The recent advance in the price OF coal IN
England gives interest to the following statls-
tics showing the estimated amount OF the pro,
duct OF her coal fields which can be rendered
available: The royal commissioners who IN,
Yestigated the sutjecta few years ago reported
that according 20 the evidence hid before
them. there was an aggregate quantity OF l4S,-
4SO 600, 900 tons OF coal at workable depth.
With consumption Of lis, 600 600 tons per an
mum. this stock would last 1878 years; at lhe
rate of 146 600 600 tons 1000 years; of ITO OUU,-
600 tons. s37 gears; or 2S0, 900 0O0-being double
the present production-636 years. The con-
cusion reached vas that the probable quantity
OF coal contained in the ascertained coal fields
of the United Kingdom was go 207 600 600 tons,
at q depth not exceeding 1000 feet from the
surface. Taking lis 100000 tons as the annual
consumption. it ls fair to presume that there
will be gradual increase in the cost of the
article although a reaction from the recent
advance is quite probable. 1t is said that an
additional expense Of twenty five cents ton
imposes upon Great Britain burden OF twen-
ty-seyen and half millions Of dollars. Inns
shows the immense amount OF coal used LOT
manufacturing and other purposes, and the en-.
hancement of it's value enters into the prlce OF
every article OF British manufacture.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-15
JOTTTNGS ABOUT THE STATE.

The Juveniles OF Anderson are having
fine fun slaying The robins.
Mr.. John WylIe, o blacksmith OF Rock
Hill, died on The 8 h instant.
Mr.. William Gordon, OF York County,
died on the 9TH Instant.
Mrs. W. D.. simpson, oil Chester, died on
the 9th instant.
There has been heavy freshet In the
Waccumaw.
Ice formed on Kingston Lake, In Horny,
on the 10Th inst.
The lads and lassies of Bamberg are 10
have some cbarades on the 18Th inst.
-Columbla'd Purlm ball on the thirteenth
was grand success.
1t is currently reported that DR.. Neagle Ia
about 10 re-erect the bridge over Saluda River.
DIR. D. q. TreZevaDt, Of Columbia, 1s re-
covering from his late illness.
Mr.. Carswell delivered another fine iec-
ture on temperance In Columbia, on Thursoay
evening.
"A slight run.off occurred on the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, last Wednes'
day evening. No one WIS hurt.
appointed the successor OF Professor Anlsan-
sci at the Due West Female College. =.
The annual meeting or the Barnwell
Teachers Institute takes place on the 27Lh 10
slant. ,r.
Vile.
One oil Chester's colored police, having
INDUCED In an impromptu fight with another
darkey, has been officially decapitated.
The dwelling of Mr. A. h. Davega, IN
Chester, narrowly escaped destruction by IRE
on Lhe 4th Instant.
wWinnsboro's Associate Reform Presbyte.
r!an Church Is now almost completed, and
Will be dedicated about the lst OF May.
The Court of General Sessions opens in
Chester on Mondly, with Judge Mackey pre-
siding.
postmaster at Yorkville, vice Mrs. E. E. Alex
under, removed.
Mr.. William II. Gordon and Captain VII.
liam l.. Brown, both OF York, died on the SLh
instant. Mr.. ]. II. Crawford has also lost, by
death, several small children.
"A correspondent Ol the Columbia Union
Gives d sensational account OF Ku KluX out.
rage which occurred In Pickens on Inc gin
instant.
Several Newberry gentlemen have arrived
In Columbia, intemt upon seeing the Governor
with regard 10 the county officers OF New.
berry.
Post Sutler Schmidt. OF Sparlenburg, has
lost wallet containing eight hundred dollars.
He holds a merchant, with whom IL Was lett.
responsible.
FAltorney General Melton, Treasurer Car
dozo and Comptroller. General Hoge, compos-
Ing majority OF the State financial board,
have gone to New York.
-Alunslic broke through window OF the
Columbia Asylum "Wednesday nlght, ana oe-
scendng on the scaniolding, made hls escape.
He Is native of Florida. a
Waller Singleton, son OF Mr.. 8. d: BID
glelou, of Horny, while whitlling with knlle
on the 2slh ult., cut himself badly by the slip
ping of the instrument. No hopes are enter
laned OF his recovery.
"A chicken fight occurred at "fhe ForKs,
near Columbia, last Tuesday, between the
"Coumplan and 1.-THE Forks" party, the
former winning.
"A torse.race is projected for April I'd, on
the Lexington Course, between the horses
John Kendrlck," belonging to Mr.. Q. 4.
Franklin, and "Belle OF York." owned oy Mr..
Ellerby, both OF Kershaw. The stakes are
five hundred dollars side.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-15
THE HUSTON SCANDAL.
Tho Rev. Baclslider Expelled from tho
Church.
BALTIMORE, March IA.


Church.
BALTIMORE. March IA.
The case OF the Rev. L. ID. Huston, charged
with pross immortality and lieentiousneee,
which has excited such deep Interest 10 this
community end the entire Methodist Episoo-
pal Church South for the past year or more,
was concluded at this mornlngg session
OF the annual conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church South. Shortly after tne
meeting of the conference this morning
Blshop Doggett, the presiding nfacer, II.
ouired II the committee In the case OF the ReV.
/. D. Huston was ready to report. The
chairman OF the committee, Rev. Dr.. ReSis:
Ter. responded that they were, and presented
the following report, which was read by the
secretary:
The committee to whom the case OF
the Rev, L. D. Huston was referred beg
leave TO report that we have come TO tho
conclusion that the charge Of immortality 10
unanimously sustained, and the satd L. D.
Huston has been expelled from the Methodist
Episcopal Church South.
Bishop Doggett asked If any representative
of DR.. Huston appealed from the decision.
DR.. Register said that DR.. Russell, as counsel
for DR.. Huston, had 1ntimated bis purpose 70
appeal to the next General Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church South. All tho
papers In the case were then handed over 10
ihe secretary or the conference, and Blehop
Doeyett formerly declared that, according
TO the report OF the committee, l. u. Huston
is expelled from the Methodist EpscopA
Church South upon the charges as reported,
and that Is an end of this solemn matter"