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RAYMOND & Ely,

Abiding to matters corrected with
the Raymond e Ely, the Phoebe Re
cord says nothing is as yet known as
10 when the company will esume
work with the usual force. There are
still employed in the mine about fifty
men, and the large engine is Kept at
work.
Relative to the somewhat novel
suit, full particulars OF which APP
peared in yesterdays SENTINEL, we
find the annexed in the Carson appeal
of the 4th inst: "In the Us. Circuit
Court yesterday, Hon. +. +. Hillyer
presiding, in the ease of the kentuc-
XIV G.. & 5. VI. Co. VS.. ii. III. Day ct
al, an order dissolving the restrain
ing order was granted upon defend
ants filing a bond in the sum OF $780,
000.' 1t would appear trcm the above
item from the lppedl that this great
mine will be allowed to resume oper-
atoms at once.
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Trass DISPATCHES.

The editor of the st. Louis RepuJH-
can INDUCES in a little irony at the
expense of enterpriSing news agents,
which We fully appreciate. Here
We have been, says the st. Louis man,
with the channels of electrical con
nection in the pains of labor-or words
to that etfect-until 8 a. M, to be told
that Professor Swallowtail has
read before the Maine Assemblage of
Scientists a paper on the query Do
Snakes Swallow their Young The
editor continues:
We give it up: and we know of no
law to prohibit snakes even from gor-
mandizing even at the expense of
their progeny. We are always glad
to publish matter otthis sort. 1t IS i'll
the nature OF stirring news. But
when the Associated Press burdens
US with reports of Democratic con-
ventions. deaths resulting from try
ing to drink a quart OF Cincinnati
whisky on Il wager, womanS sui
frage meetings. baseball matches, and
such like tritling affairs, we ONE
times feel called upou to enter Il re-
specttul protest.
The reproduction of the above criti-
cism in the columns of the SENTINEL
IL quite appropriate at the present
time. For the last week the San
Francisco news repor.ec has given us
. surfeit of dead Cinnamon and an
known men floating III the Bay, in
lieu of important election news and
other startling matters which people
up this way are starving for. 1t is
our deliberate opinion, which we are
willing to back with coin, that if there
Is q lunk-head on the Pacific Coast, it
is he who pretends to gather news for
the Western Cnion line in San Fran
cisco.
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II will be interesting to Masonst to
read the following, which we clip
from the Washington star:
The Masonic fraternity have under
way at least ST 600, 600 worth of new
halls. most of which will be COM
pleted this year. The one in Phila-
delphia is the most magnificent
structure Of the kind in this
try. and when furnished and entire
" COMPLETED, will be worth at least
81, 000, 900.
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CALIFORNIA ELECTION Owing to
the stupidity, or pure cussedness, of
the Geographic reporters beyond the
mountains, we have nothing Of inter-
est this morning concerning the Cali
fornia election. The result in the
State must be known ere now, vet the
wires have failed to transmit this very
desirable piece Of Information. We
presume we Will have to await the
arrival of the California pape. :, be-
fore we can know how the election
has terminated.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept. 6.
The successor of President Salmer-
on has not vet been appointed.
The Insursent Junta in tartasena i
sending emissarieS, plentifully pro
yided with money, 10 barcelona, 10
organize a movement in favor OF Il
separate Government for Catalonia.
ENGLAND.
LoNpoY, Sept. 6.
\ special from Bayonne to the Lon
don Hour, say the Spanish Govern
ment forces in BiibOa have sufficient
provisions to last them through the
Winter. All traffic between the city
bv the way of the port has been pro-
hibited, in order to allow full play for
the guns of the Spanish war ships.
ITALY.
ROME. Sept. 6.
The Pope is again indisposed.
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BULLS IN TRIBULATIoN. - New
York dispatch informs us tina. nan
Of the Wall street " bulls have been
brought to grief in recent gold specu-
Lstions.
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KILLING AT TRUCKEE. - The par
ticulars Of desperate shooting scrape
ut Truckee will be found in our tele-
graphic columns. Andy Fugate and
Jack White, two gamblers, We're the
parties to the affrav. Both were killed
on the spot.
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MIRON ANGEL, No. 1872 Montgomery
street, room II, is SOLE AGENT FOR THE
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL in san Fran
DISCO and persons in that city having
business with this Office are requested to
som muuicate with him.
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UNDIGSIFIEp-AIluiinS to the re-
cent order of President Grant APP
proving thu findings of the Court
martial in the case Of Captain Jack ct
A., the St. LouisRepaJlican says:
1t seems rather undignitied for the
President, in an Executive order. as
published Yesterday, toSpeak Of One
Eye Jim : but on the other hand, for
instance, it would have been consid-
cred Alteration to designate that i'll
fated Modoc, James OF the Solitary
Optic"
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CARRIER.

In this town, ALI. CHARTZ is author
.led 10 receive subscriptions for the SEN
rINEL, and collect for the same. All per-
Oons In Eureka owing for subscriptions
will pay them to him.
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Nelr IO-Oan.
MEXICAN VEnEaaw-

A MEETING or THIS Sorrrr,-
"A VIII be held al - O'Clock MS tni,-i l
ing, AZ the Office of Judge C.atne an
members ere commanded to be- nr.sant
80. DAN. MORGAN.
" Vice. President
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on Main s 81 "a fql ylI,914 shirt button. lost
IihH"r Vii receive the aboyn ~ nE,
0tiiV,rE oil the Property al this otficnu on
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)EHNoNS WISHING TO PURCHASE
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In Em"ka; september 6, by the Rev
Mfi Arnold James Roberts to Mrs. EIiza.
In Virginia City, Soptembor3 :. Clarsroo
J.. Anderson to Miss Mary IL. Gejtgr "0'
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ElCTlGE

DUHlNG MY ABSENCE TO THE
IL East, ALLEN NACAtIAY viii ar,
as my Agent, and collect all bills, MAKE
ui,burr.-henl> ami attend in gcncraiIo
austin THOMAS MTPpuN
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III EltGtLAR MEETINGSoE,ru r
OF n .ig Charity Degree Lode H r.
t4e first t "n ID hird E 5j45I i@ IA noIiet on
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DIED

In Virginia City. infant daughter Of
~ b@enton. August %. G Hill, aged 70
a native OF New York. l.
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NOTICE.

G 10 oclR
AttorHey.atI,L.asM9e. Ems EMS Of 9. W, Merrill
VII Obtain valuable iaforrnst,,r, where he
GEO. W. MERRILL
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Sole Agent i'm san Francisco.

All OF whom are AUTHORIZED 10 reccIVe
advertisements and subscriptions for the
S~ENTINEL. and receipt Tor the same.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

BOSTON, September 6.
Mr.. Gooch declined to preside over
the Republican Convention at Wor-
cester, Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

PRINA DONNA APPLYING FOR A DIVORCE.
William States, the husband of the prima
donna, Madame Agatha States, nee Mande willie,
has commenced suit in the fifteenth district
court for divorce from his wife. States is
special policeman, and Mrs. States recently re-
turned to this city, after long professional trip
during which she visited many parts of the
globe. She is now living with her mother and
children on Folsom street. The husband and
wife separated some years ago, on account Of
the intemperance of the former, and william
now asks for divorce on the grounds of deser-
ton. 1t is not probable that Mrs. States viii
contest the matter or deny the correctness of the
complaint. 1t is, of course, understood that
William does not claim that he was not a proper
subject for deserti0n. The parties were married
IN this city in 1S57--Saa Francisco Post.
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NEW YORK NOTES

CHRISTIANITY AGAINST RArIoNAtIsN
NKw WORK. Feb. S.--The Evangelical Alliance
have issued a circular calling tor a conference,
next October I'm this city la unite all Christians
against the errcrs Of infidelity and rationalism
which have been transported here from Europe.
a RING JuRYMAN on THE TWEED TRIAL.
Ii appears that Williams, one of the jury Who
Was selected by Sheriff Brennan to try Tweed
was wire puller for Barnard at his trial az Sara
toga, and a well-kncwn member OF the ring.
JAMES L. ORR.
the new minister 10 Russia, sails for Europe on
Monday.
TIRE BoLpEsT RoBBERy YET.
A director Of the Bowery bank on Saturday
afternoon was seized I'm the Bowery by a gang Of
thieves, his head muffied I'm q shawl. and his
Pockets robbed OF SEQ. IL all occurred ON tile
sidewalk among thrcne cf people, aud the rob
ben excaped with their booty
THE VIENNA IMPOSITION.
Among the late appointments made by Presi-
Dr. Anthony Rurpaner, Of this city, as commits
eioDer on the part Of the United State. The
United States storeship Guard has deferred
sailing with materials for the exhibition until
March 1st The time for receiving applications
for representation has been extended To Feb
ruary %. The United States will be better rep
resented In the department OF machinery aud
agriculture implements than any other country.
ONE HUNDRED MILES or FEvER.
dred miles Of old sewers under this city, which
are nothing but stagnant cessTools.
THE ORDER or AMERICAN MECHANICS
have voted TO parade ON washington's birthday.
SOCIETY lNCENDIARY DOCUMENT
from the New Orleans wcrkingmen was read at
the regular Sunday meeting of the information
ais yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

A NEW WITNESS IN THE FIsK-SroXEs CASE.
The bill of exceptions in the Stokes case was
signed on Saturday by Judge Boardman i'm New
York, and proceedings on the motion for a new
trial were commenced. number of affidavits
were submitted among them one by Mary Bean,
stating that the day OF the murder, i'm going pas.
the Grand Central, she saw Fisk, whom she
knew at Long Branch, 60 inside the private en-
trance, and instantly backed out, pulled out a
pistol, and reentered. As she passed the hotel
she heard pistol shots. She was about to marry
at this time, and her friends, fearing she would
be locked up as a witness, dissuaded her from
telling what she saw. She gives numerous ref
erences to respectable parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

THE DEATH OF COMMODORE NJ. f. MAURY.
Matthew Fontaine Maury, IL. D., died at Lex
ington, Virginia, on Saturday last, in the 81 to
year OF his age. AT the time OF his death he was
professor of physics in the Virginia Military In
stitute. He was born in SpOttsylvania county,
Virginia. January lith, 1e0e; but his parents re-
moved while he was young to Tennessee. In
1926 he entered the naval service as a midship-
man, and during his, first cruise began his
treatise on navigation, which passed through
several editions and was used as a text book in
the navy. IN 1886 he was promoted to lieuten-
ancy. In 1899 he met with an accident which
resulted In permanent lameness, and was then
placed in charge OF the Autographed office at
Washington, and upon the combination with it
of the national (now navaD observatory, he was
made SUPERINTENDENT of it. His great work.
"The Physical Geography Of the Sea- was
translated into most OF the languages of Europe,
and obtained for him h0nors and decorations
from all nations. In 1865 he was promoted to the
rank of commander. He was a member of many
Of the principal scientific associations in Europe
and America, and was the author of numerous
scientific works besides those above mentioned
Commodore Maury remained in charge of the
national observatory at Washington until the
commencement Of the late civil war, when in
common with 50 many other Vrgfnians. he
resigned his position to cast his lot with his native
state. and was made one Of the executive coun-
Gil of the confederate states,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03
Mrs. ysnes' Ceagh Nurture.

I'm this community for upwards Of I'VE years with
never failing success. 1t is easily administered,
being pleasant to the and given in small doses,
teaspoonful for adult. It win positively and Der.
manently all the various affections Of the Throat
and Lungs, e. Coughs Colds, Asthma, Group, Infiu.
SUMPTION Also for the relief Of paients in advanced
stages Of consumption. These cases, though we do
not claim il will cure IL will certainly relieve such
extent that it will be considered blessing indeed
by such patients Confident that you will fnd Just
represented, we invite q trial.
Put up in bottles, st 10 cents and 81 each.
To be had only Of
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
THE NoErHFIrEr DISASTER.

THE NoETHFIEET DISASTER.
LONDON, Feb. 2, y. m--The deposition of the
engineer of the steamer MurinO has been taken
before the British consul at Cadiz. HIS state
ment comedies with previous accounts of the
disaster. Pending investigation, the master Of
the steamer and some of the crew have been ar
rested. They admit that they were in collision
with vessel, but deny that il was the Northfieet.
SIXTEEN LIVES WERE Lost
by the wreck OF the steamer Clan Alpine.
THE EASTERN CAMPAIGN.
The report that Sidar Abdal Rabma N had cap
tured Fort Hessar at the instigati0n OF the Rus-
slams, and was making other aggressive move
ments in Afghanistan, is contrsdicted. The
latest adyicee from Bokhara report that city and
the surrounding country tranquil
THE SPANISH PRINCE CHRfsTENED.
MADRID, Feb. 3.-The infant Prince was
yesterday christeued Louis Amadeus Fernando.
The members Of the cabinet and diplomatic
corps were present AZ the ceremony.
THE NEW GULF CABLE
LONDON, Feb. 2.-The steamer Dacia has
been chartered to take out the new cable 20 be
laid between Key west and Havana. Tele-
graphic communication between the two points
Is to reopened I'm May.
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC Side.

THE lEREPRksslBLE LAD RA PAIR.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Laura ID. Fair has
secured a hall I'm Stockton, and will infiict her
lecture on the people Of that city ON Evolves i'm
the Fold, !" some day this week.
THE RAIN STORM
continues in most portions OF the interior. The
far mers' prospects were never better.
SLIGHT sHOCK OF EARTHQUAKE
was experienced in this vicinity at $50 this af-
ternoon. IL lasted about Eve seconds. No dam
age was done, nor was the shock felt by people
ON the streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03
TELEGRAAS 10 THE STAR
This Afterno0n's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED Press REPORTS.


ASsApotrs, Mp, Fce. "A fxS minute. Ne
fore noon to-day the Jury IN thc-Nha-ton casc.
who have been cut since one o'clock FRIDAY lat
unable 90 agree, notifsd Chisf Juige Miller OF
their desire % communicate with the eourt
judges Miller and Hammond SION appeared ian
court, and the sheriff was instructed 10 notify
the counsel. Alta quarter after twelve O'Clock
Ms. Wharton. 'sn!ng ON the arm % Judge
WEIGH, entered the court room. accompanied
by Miss Nellie Wharton. Mistress and Mis- Rosa
Nelson. and Mis- Nellie Mayer and took seats
outside the har. The room was crowded with
spectators. The Jury chen came in when Judge
Miller sad; 'sGcntiemcn OF the jury. the
court has received a general communication
nom The jury. stating that vou are unable Ia
agree. IL such the fact 90 The foreman
answered Yes" which was confirmed bv an tha
Jurors. The jury were then discharged. They
sooS elgh, for guilty and four Tor not guilty.
here MAS no demonstration Va hAteVcr
MT. kevell, states attorney. then novel ma.
the prisoner renew her reccgnizance a. anSNrr
the charge OF attempt to poison Van Ness. Al tl,e
April tenn Of the court.
Counsel Cor the defence said they were ready
and Mrs. Wharton renewed her personal rccog-
nizspce I'm So ee with two sar~ties-MisS NsFii.,
Wharton and j Crswfori Neilson- who iusrtt,,.l
in s., 500 each. The prisoner then LETT the coart
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@Pancho Valencia was hanged yesterday,
at Fairfield, California, for the murder Of j. W.
Hewitt, in March, 1871.
~At Renfrew, Canada, yesterday James
McAdams, James Tierney and Julia Mcintyre
were burned to death by ire which DESTROYED
four buildings.
a0No mails have been received at Paris
from Spain for two days. The Orleans railway
company have been notified that railroad traffic
in the north Of Spain Is Interrupted by the Car
list insurrection.
0The "Old South Church, !" Boston, conse-
Grated by many precious memories, has been
converted into p0stofice and the United Slater
authorities took possession ON Saturday.
0A mailman in Boston on Saturday after
noon shot his little daughter, aged four years,
through the head, and blew ont his own brains
The child IL stfn living, but her recovery seems
impossible. sT.sE-g go st--ssF
@Its poor work, George Eliot makes one
OF her characters say, allays settin,- che dead
above the liyin'. We shall IN On 10 b dead
some time, recton-t nd be better IL f6lkSud
make much On m beforehand inst3d o. beefuuin
when we're gone. It's but little rood yoaYi a.
a-watering the last years crop.
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~ The journeymen house painters of Berlin
have struck work. The strike Is not general but
threatens to become 80.
~ The Toronto Nail announces that arrange
meiIts have been completed for the construction
Of che Canada Pacific railroad.
~ There has been an attempt to create an in
SURE cfi0n In Hayti for the purpose of prevent
ing the election Of President The deInonstra-
was Econ suppressed. The ringieaders were A.
rested, five Of whom were executed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

HANGING TO ESCAPE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
johnson, Swede, in the employ Of Abraham
keynolds, Of Cortland, Westchester county, n.
", was found with his arms and legs frozen
near Peekskill last Thursday. He was carried
10 MT. Samuel Locey's residence. johnson was
told that his legs must be amputated. While
lett alone In the kitchen he fastened pair of
drawers around his neck and hanged himself 10
the stove until dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03
TUE Az APRIL 9, 1878

At this Concert the best musical talent that can De
procured fr m all parts Of the country will add pleas
20 the entertainment, and TEN THOUSAND
CASH GIFTS, sgereRating Q vast total Of HALF
MILLION DOLLARS currency, will be dislr ibu;e "a
b. lot to the ticket -holders, as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

:, CHILD FRozKN OH THE SCHOOL House
SrKPs.-Bessie Coles, aged 10, daughter Of VIM
Coles, Of Peekskin, n. Y, was so benumbed by
the cold Last Thursday morning while on her
way to school that she was unable to Omen the
door. She WAS found standing ON the stem With
her little hand frOsen 70 the door knob. Her
feef, iegs, arms, noe, and ears, were frozen
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CRANDEsT SCHEME OF THE ACE.
$500, 900 CASH GIFTSi
100000 for emily $40.

Under authority Of special Legislative act OF March
e; 80; the Tr9s ess nov announce the THIRD
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, 70 come Oh
al Liberty Hall, Louisville, ky.,o on
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Pulmonary Consumption. DIR. Schenck has been in
constant practice thirty years, continually
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taken, viii cure consumption. His Mandrake Pills
cleanse the liver and stomach; his Seaweed Tonic
dissovee the food, stimulates the coating o the
ach and aids digestion; his Puimonic Syrup ripeDs
the matter, and nature throws IL Of without any
ertion. Prepared and for sale BY j. II. SCHENCK
a SON, northeast corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, and by druggists and dealers gener-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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THE STRIKE of the engineers and stokers on the
Portuguese railroad has terminated, the Govern
ment having interfer,d and compelled them to
resume work. Trains have again commenced
running as usual.
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We have lady living not over i've hundred yards
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20 comb her hair tctfA rae ooDab her head bee
ing perfect scab, and who now, after using a few
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WARRINGTON THEATER COMIQUE.
w eleventh street, south Pennsy lvania syenue.)
ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
Engagement of the brilliant Equestrienne,
MISS KATE FISHER,
and her highly trained StAed Wonder the finest
trained animal in the world.
Miss Fisher is the only recognized successor Of
Adah Isaac Menken. She will appear in the great
character If
q, rur VII mA HdIls br r,pr,px
in a ada ptatiorI Of the legendary poem Of
that name b. Lord Byron.
The Drama will be produced with all its magnifi-
cent r. aliStc Scenery, Beautiful Dances, Original
Music, Brilliant Marches, Songs, Choruses, and a
Terrific Bro aiswUrd CQmbats, including the Terri
Die Flight of the Wild Steed over the MOuntai N
Steppes If Tartary, with Cashier dashed his back
This Drama will be produced in superb style, with
largeiy augmented company; also large and first
class Variety Company.
Engagement OF the great Fontainbiean; also, the
eccentric Comedian Johnny Harris; the talented
actors, W lillian IL Quinn and William H Price,
and cur usual Star Company. A Grand Drama
Great Oliai superb Ballet Troupe
sPEClAI.--Eiegant BILLIARD PARLOR adj
Ginning the Sinking Saloon.
Family Matinee "Wednesday and Saturday. Fam
Nv nights Tuesday f3n
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Damaging Fire a Ouebee

QuKBEc, Feb. 3.-The court house was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday, entailing loss OF al
the records of the province since It's foundation
together with title deeds and other importan,
documents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

SENATOR PoMERoY was in Chicago last night
on his way to Washington, so the reports Of his
serious illness seem to be unfOunded.