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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-28
CINCINNATI.
Another Democratic DecllnalIOu.".
Man Killed.

CINCINNATI, July 97.-Judge Wm. b.
Caldwell, Of this city, publishes card 10
the Enquirer, this morning, peBistenuy
declaring that he will not run for Cover
nor this fall, or allow his name to be qSeed
bOI0rc either convention MS a candidate
for tho nomination,
Yesterday at five o'clock in the after
noon, nj Wirthvillc, Ky, when the up
passenger train arrived, J. j. Whitaker,
who keeps hotel at the station above
named, was sitting in the side door, when
his first cousin, Charles Dean, whose Rr'
rest for cutting he Ind caused month
prcvlouG, stepped on the passenger plat
iorm in front of Whitaker with q knife
in ono hand and coupling pin In the
other, threatening md abusing Whitta.
kcr, who drew pistol and said "For
Gods sake, Charlie, go away" Dean did
not 20, and Whitaker fred. Dean fell
forward under the car and died,
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Seventh Anniversary Of Opening Of
Atlantic Telegraph.

lIEARrs CONTENT, July 2O.-This even.
ing il will be seven years since the tclc.
gTaph fleet entered Trinity bay, New
Foundland. Tomorrow, Sunday will be
the seventh anniversary Ol the landing Of
tho cable, and il will he seven years Mon.
day since the line was opened for husi.
ness. This evening will be celebrated by
Il banquet at this place, and on Monday
there will 10 boat races, comprising sAil
ing, rowing and sculling
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Railroad bridge Swept Away by II
Tornado.

BANGOR, Mr., July 27.-On Saturday
evening Just before O'clock, two spans Of
bridge on the European s. North Amer.
lean Railroad, between OldtOwn and
Milford, 800 feet long, were blown com
plCtely away bya tornado which swept
over this section Of the State, An engine
and tendGr,with five men, which was cross
ing from OldtOwn, plunged into the river
and the engineer, George Mcclellan, was
killed Tho others escaped.
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Strike ut milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, July GA strike at the
Milwaukee Iron CGmpAny's Rolling MIL
inaugurnted yesterday by tho employees,
still holds out. Both parties arc hrm,y
resolved not to yield. This throws neaT.y
A thousand men out Of employment. INC
striko IA NOT Tor wages, but on account ol
the discharge Of some unruly men
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COLUMBUS, o., July 27.-Jos. kamc',
living al MoFrowtOn, Ohio, and a brake
man on The Little Miami railroad, fell be-
tween the cans, last evening, while the
tram wAa approaching this city, aud waa
run over Ind horribly mRnglCd. Ho was
thrown liOm his balance by the breaking
Of the spindle Of a brake. llis death Ia
expected At any hour lie leaves n wilC
and ono caIld,
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CLEVELAND.

CLEvELAND, July 27.-The ordinance
recently passed by the city council, clos
ing tho saloons and prohibiting the sale ol
intoxicating liquors from midnight, Sat
urtlay, went into effect to-day, and was
generally observed. The places OF resort
beyond the corporation limits, whert
liquors Wcro cold, were well pairOni1cd
but univOrSAl Quietness prevailed through
nnl tho city,
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CHOLERA.

INpTANAToLIs, July 2G.-The cholera
has made its appearance In this city, and
three fatal cases occurred in one family.
No other fatal cases are reported.
LoUIsvTLLE, July 27,-Ths cholera has
again appeared ut La Grange, Ky Two
deaths occurred on Saturday, and three
days ol excessive labor has disabled the
physiciRns Application for a physician
and druggist has been made to this city.
Arthur O'llarra, boy IA years old, fell
into tho canal this afternoon and was
drowned,
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ArtF4aI a SeInhul the SCuIl Boat
RSwcFs-He Wins the Wager and
has 30LNInuteS 10 Spare.

CINCINNATI, July 9T.-CharlGs Seinhut
arriyCdat Sycamore street in scull boat
at five o'clock this morning. He says he
arrivcdin the city limits, winning the wa
ger, at li42, half an hour before the limit
Of bis tine. Michael Harmon, referee, Is
hero, md will take the names hnd tCsti-
monY u tho parties witnessing the arrival
oil seinAuL SCinhut is well, except that
his right hand Is swollen. lie TOwcd the
last 10 miles in 10 hours, II was with
difficulty That he kept awake the last
night. Both will return on the JunlatO
tomOFTtW,
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FOREIGN.

.TyPhoon in The Chinese Sra-..Grcat
Destruction OF Property.
HoSGHoNG, VIA LONDON, July "a
destructive typhoon visited Annoy on the
2lst inst. Great damage was done 10 the
foreign property and shipping in the hsr-
Dor and river.
The telegraph cable between Annoy
and Shanghai is broken.
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y.t teFe storm In MlSsOuTI.- Loss Oi
LGfe..ATTeSted for Stealing Mules

81. Louts, July 27.-A severe wind
s,oyrh psnOed over Macon City, Mo-, FL
It law Inc Masonic Temple was partially
.%tsroyed, several small yIi.aI hon5Ss blown own
SiderSbly Injured. Mrs Collins and col
ored mn Were killed, Meyers Montgon-
sry moTtally aud Judge Henry severely
intuTed, and several other persons more or
less hurt. u y..,.- o,d
his Two SONS, George md Augustus, were
arrested yesterday, charged with slGaling
muIes In Galloway county, in this State.
Tbejr houses situated twelve miles In tho
country, were searched, and a large quhn,, ),
,ity oI jewelry, consisting Of watches ana
chains, earrings, brGsstpin', bTScelcls'
rings. and y general assortment OF IewCIry'
together with burglar tools, were lounG'
K,Sler has served two terms In the penl'
tentiary and ono Of his sons one term
The mules were also recovered.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 27.-Thc Shah OF Persia
has arrived at Milan.
The Bishop Of ST. Petersburg is serious
ly i'll.
The cholera has Appeared al the seaport
town of Hclsingv9ng, South Sweden.
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Wcather Report.
Wan DEPARTMENT,
UFFIUh OP TuH OHIRH SI0NAL OHPTOTH
RAHUINOTOH, u, c., July T,-S.O0 r, Il
PRoBABLTTIRS.

UFFICH OY TnH UHIRH SI0NAL OHPToIH
WASIMOToH. D. c., July I.-s:OO {. 4.
PRoBABLITIRA.
On Monday for the Southern States,
southeast winds, partly cloudy weather,
and possibly local rains.
For tho Middle and Eastern States,
southeasterIy winds, backing TO north
west and west, and cloudy followed by
clearing weather.
For The Lake region, nOrtherly winds
and partly cloudy weather.
For Ohio and lower Missouri Valley,
northeast winds, veering TO southeast and
south, falling barometer, cloudy weather
and occasional rain.
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FRANCE.

PARIS July 2G-EyESING.- Tho sport
in circulation here, to day, that Franc,
had declined 10 recognize the btlir rra,y
OF tho CaTlists iS pronounced, Ia. .yen.
ing, 10 be without foundation.
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Firc In NotfoIk, Va.

NORFOLK, July 2G.-About ono o'clocl;
this morning an inCenliary fire broke out
in the building on the west side OF Mar
ket square, occupied by Hofhcimer & Co.,
boot and shoe dealers. Owing 10 the
bursting Of the water main, and the lin
tied resources Of the fire department, the
fire gained heGdwsy, md extended on the
northern side as far rs Archer & Co.'S,
druggists, on Main street, destroying six
or eight buildings Total loss estimated
at $lj0,0O0 partially insured. The prin.
cipal losers arc HOlhGimGr S Co. and j.
T. Griffin, boots and shoes; Hutchins and
Taylor, Martin Is Co, hardware, and
Archer & Co., druggiata: the latter was
damaged by water. The firGroCkGt sig
nails which were shot up to.night, brought
over three engines from Portsmouth, and
one from the Navy.yard. which rendered
great assistance, preventing the further
spread OF the fire.
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NORFOLK, VA, July 27.-At an carly
hour this morning White & Cllman's
shoe store, two doors south Of the start
ing point OF Saturday mornings disas.
trOus conaagration, was discovered TO be
on fire, and so Intellectual were theeilOrts
OF the fire department, Worn ont by the
labOrs of tho preceding morning, that
the building, together with an adjoining
one, occupied as hardware store, was
destroyed. After the discovery Ol this
fire another fire broke out on Campbell's
wharf, about square OIL from the first,
in thrce.story brick building. occupied
by produce dealer. This building, and
the one Immediately north Of 1t, used for
the same purpose, were also destroyed.
Upon the discovery Of This last and fiilh
fire that has broken during the last 81
hours. ending Sunday morning, the
greatest CONSERVATION prevailed, Market
square and Main street were throngcd
with excited people who were burriedly
moving about in wild dismay, many Of
them believing that Gn organized plan for
the destruction Of tho city was being put
into execution. At this time the fire
companies Of Portsmouth and the Navy
Yard again rendered invaluable aid In
cXtinguishing the, fire on Campbells
wharf, which at that time threatened TO
involve the entire square OF buildings,
The loss by the lust two fires was
$35,000; insured.
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t,yfurooL. July 2G-ThG steamship
scotia from New York, has arrived Hm-
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

Exclusively to the Intelll geuCcr.
CBy tho Western Union Lluc.
Once Northwest cor. OF Main and AOnTOd IiB!
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19
The Narrow Gauge Once liora.

IS Is well known, several gentle
men connie ted with the Elko and
Hamilton Narrow Gauye Railroad
project, have been in town for the
past lew days, The party consisted IF
MI. Salisbury, the stageman, Mr..
Nerr, a Salt lake banker, and Mr..
clark, u capitalist OF Omaha. They
We're here for the purpose of spyina
out the fatness of The land, and tn
ascertain, ii possible, the demands OF
ram connection with the Cent? u Pa
ciic' lurlhs their stay they visited
some OF our principal mines, and eX-
pressed themselves highly pleased
Win Tie general OutluON OF matters
"iiu thlilSs IN TINS sectiun. Tuey en-
pressed u determination to commence
ne cohsl ructlon al the narrow puage
immediately, and asserted that 1t
would he completed and in running
ORDER 10 the mouth of Railroad c,.,i-
Noh lay the LIST ri January next. The
Central has not yet agreed to contract
on The freight and passenger Tariff In
i.iko, though Tie Narruw-gaugers are
hni'eiul that satisfactory terms can te
arrived at. I'LL the View OF per
~niaIientiy settling this important
matter, Inc party will proceed at once
to The h~eauquarter, I'll the Z. Il. in
SACRAMENTO aud San Francisco. w hen
TINS question shall have been diseased
oi, the projectors of the narrow gal,e
announce tina they are ready 10 culi-
liIence work. Me>sr,. Keer aud Clark
ieit tor EikO in II private conveyance
Yesterday, Via Pancake Mountain AID
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19
Freight Line Suspended,

That portion of Pritcilard's fast
freight line hitherto plying between
Eureka and Phoebe has suspended.
The last OF the stock was Withdrawn
Yesterday. the Pioche people will
nov be compelled to rely on stray
Cling teams for their freight. Pritcii-
"rd : line, making quick and regular
trips, was u great convenience To the
business men o. that section, but tue
Raj read Company IN order To crafty
4 little personal spleen forced nlm To
suspend operations IN that direction,
llc,e Is how it was doile: Fuilueriv
All freight tor pIocile was delivered
at l'allsade AT special rates-rates u
ii,tle below those charged To Eureka
and other Intermediate points. Some
thing Went wroug, however; Pritch-
ard refused tn dance to Railroad mu-
sic, and the rates We're put up To Pail
sadie and reduced to Ioal;u. ] his had
the effect which the Itailroad Compa-
nv desired il should have. 1T caused
the shipment uf AL freight destined
Tor Phoebe to IOanO, ana Pritcilard
had To haul of his line. The Railroatt
may gain friends by this cunteinuti-
bic little lou, hut we think not. We
imagine that when the roads get bad
IN the " inter season n Il lev deal
er> III Piucie get Il corner on he Hour
aud TIE bacon, aud the ruwuer, ana
the beans and other ,,h;i!r artlcIeS,
the nIaS>e> uunn tIal WAY VIII i"-In
To- buck" ana talk about l.! ntNlnG
grace of the Farmers Oranges anu
klnured auli-tnpnupoly Iiisiitnti"ns'
.Aid by amt pv, WIEN the election
comes around, ii they should select
representatives sworn ~ sisrh tue
t. l.. road who would blame them2
" shouldn't.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

TEEATRICAL.-A reorganization Of
the EUreka Ministries VAS Effected the
other day, and this week we are to
have an entertainment given bythem.
II is IL fact uGmis,akable that no sinai!
amount OF talent exists among us,
AVID Wednesday evening the assertion
will receive practical demonstration.
Tho Young gentlemen who constitute
the society, nave nlrontlN re"oived
considerable iotorlrty for tac!r pro
tiCieucv in the musical and dramatic
art. and sOn!a of them rank foremost
among ,ho,e OF their profession III
the STATE. The names which follow
represent the leading members 81 the
company: Professor lian Nhelan,
leader of orchestra and director -!
music, :. L. Dlc"ow. u. s}rannan,
James Newman, Dave j.. Matthew's,
WI. Baker, Chri, Murtha ami Henry
InOiHpSOn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

'HEf0NrEMpT CASE.-Thc annexed
HonA the Reno C~reScent: The Eure-
"a dUctlnn case, about which there
a. been 50 much sail pro and con,
a' sheen partially settled. The CHINA
ID"aA has been discharged, the
rnu'li OF Eureka county pnrd for
pneunnt OF Court S25, and the fine
t"'' me dix ot our ADJUST Court
oPrh sustained AT its old standard.
'W maj and complete Settleuent
4" ifHbahly take place at the next
ct the Board OF County Com
IsNHher>. Jndge Har. is motto sill
""Pil dealing with the county,
soc tt III en-"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

THEIR CONrITioN-.-The little boy
johnny Franks, who was run over
the other day, is improving steadily,
and is now considered out of danger.
Geo. DohiS, the miner who, i; VIII he
remembered, was 50 terribly nIsn--
let hy the falling of Il ca.e III one ct
the mites, and who subsequently
suffered an ampUtatlnn OF the riIht
arm, is 20 recovered from his injuries
as 10 he able To sill up.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

Sr0cK CERrIFICATES.-llere Is an
item from the Carson .ipppql which
has IL local bearing: "Our job printer
was engaged. yesterday, striking oil
atnOuSanu certificates OF stock III tllt
Pancake Coal coin any. There ato
JI.uJt shares at so eacI:. Inc coal!
mine IN que>liuli, Is situate III Nhile
Pine, Is owned largely ny parties III
carson, Col. Ellis being leader anon
the 81, chuuiuer>; aud has gwen llnr
Specimen prospects, OF valuable ana
cupiOus Yield
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EUREKA, EUREKA G..

ears ago, after which event she
ook TO drink. She had bean
'rllking very hard of late. and
lere IS no doubt but that her in.
e~nnPerance caused her sudden
ea.h. she was about her housn
usual night before last. hut WIS
'rihking a great deal late at night
company with anot Ter woman,
mo, we are Informal, remained
u the house over night, Mrs
'urTan came to this place with
,er husband some wears AGO from
u. Joseph, Mo. The little bow we
ave mentioned is crippled in his
Ups, and quite helpless. Tbere
re three girls, the eldest IL. VIII
re IN the charge of the Sisters of
,nerity. The remains of Mrs
urrah were taken charge of bv
wilson " Brown, from whose
'ace the funeral will take place,
WE are informed on good an.
lority, that Judge Harris last
'ehlng, at Carson City, denied
re application for an Injunction
'aue ny the ranchmen of Frank
,wn' Washoe Valley, against
;obart and M~arlette. The Object
the ranchmen i'm makiupthe
'p'lcatlon for the injunction, was
restrain the virginia and Gold J
III Water Company from taking
aver rom certain streams situate
l II foothills of the Sierra Ne
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

OUT OF TnwS.-Maior W. w. Nc
Gov, who has been in feeble health
for some time. went down to Diamond
: Strings on Saturday last to spend a
few utvs. II Is .nuuInt the tflp Nil
ue beneficial to MN. As soon as ne
shall nave sufficiently recovered 10
undertake. the Journey ne nal iiiaNe u
visit to California.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

I. o. o. f.-Frank !. Drake, Grand
Secretary, has placed us under "hi'-
cations for Il copy of the proceedings
ofthe seventh animal communication
of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge OF
old Fellows az the State of Nevaua,
haJI nj Carson City in June last.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

HOMICIDE AT GALENA.-ErCm Uri-
vale sources, says The EereiHe, we yet
the news OF the killing ot jesse Nc
Cam by Charles Mcintosh at Galena,
on Wednesday last. The particulars
received are OF Il meagre nature; but
We learn that Tie difficulty originated
in friendly kylarking. We should
have had this Jews Yesterday, but
tAruu.n the negligence ui oar inform
ant failed to receive 1t until last even
ing. We learn from tno l!uinn"Ii,
hggj>ter of yesterday that Mcintosh
has been aTreS ed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

X. X. DNInENp.-The X. X. Com
pany declared It's thiru dividend OF
- cents per share, agereaatln2 $1,000,
one day last t 1t Was ptydu!o AT
the ulllct ui the coilpanV on NE Itt'i
iu>t. Under the auie IiIil Sehicht ~
rro!essur keyes II IL, IL. PROMISES
10 he one OF the pernIancnl
paying institutions of tie Country.
Iue suck ranges at aUoAt 81. Diit
cheap.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

nonKs.-The new books OF Charles
Fish. agent. arrived Yesterday ana
will hc delivered inimedittely., Sub
scrlber~ are expected ~ "rnnsie on
deunud,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

go i;HwARp.-A couple of missing
horses. belonging to Mr.. smith are
advertised under the head OF New
To-day" They either strayed or were
stolen from II poin: two miles narth
of town last Friday night. TheahoVe
reward will Toe paid for their recnV,
cry. Information should be lett
SWeaueY's Dexter stable.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

HEYNEMAN vs.. O'NIEL Er AL.-lhe
decision in this case was rendered ny
Judge beatty, in chambers yesterday
1t is to the effect that botu pitinlilt
and defendant IN the action are en-
loiueu from extracting amy ore from
The ground III cuhtru> er>y uiitii me
ease snail have been decided " q
IIrE,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

New BARKEEPER.-Jrrry Fiizpat-
rick, AN accomplished miNologist' ar
rived yesterday from the Sc''eil Creek
Range To take posi,ion as ba:keeper
IN Lulher CiarN'> Palace saloon.
'J.rry makes a cocktail that viii cause
a man Ia iula.ine thai he has struck d
,eyentv-tuot diamond ledge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19
ADMINISTRATIONS ssIp.-A sale q,

the effects OF u deceased person will
take place to-day at twelve o'clock. in
front nf Judge Gates office, bv NJ.
Bnruusky, Pubic Administrator.
FURNITURE, etc, cOiupri,- the outfit.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19
The Eire Sunday Morning.

The fire which began in the chor.
coal bin the iaylor furnace as we
were going to press sunday :norning,
was u! IA more serious character lhanat
first antici .ated. The bin is situated
on the sec md floor of the building.
near the ventilating fiue which ;asses
through from the niullt,. ui The fur
mace ueIoW, aud contained "a large
quantity ot coal. 1t is thought tnaI a
spark iougc,t into thi> BODY OF com
uli>tlhlc tnatt"r from 4 snia.l aperlure
III the ilue while the men were draw
iDG oil tie Stag below. y, q s;S
the 1lrt VAS discovered IN alarm was
sounded wit ! liIe steam whistle. and
irntn companies were quickly on the
spot. M uSdraut> Were near tuough
Tor the hose conn any 10 lead 4 stream
lrthc me through tIol hose, and the
supply 1T the firnatr VA rriug rapli-
~ exhausted, Attnls juncture Supcr-
iulrnueiit krNtS arrived, ami dis
patched a man to the Consolidated
Tor their large iron porttblt tanks.
Which had been filled tie hight be-
fore, To supply water at the mites.
AT the same time Rescue Hose Com
ptny made a connection with the
hose leading from the Richmond
tank, and by making Il tIlp Ia the
hose house ana >upplNinS The ie
again, were ruailtt. te lring tue
water to Wltdim II icN feet OF til fire.
i,N thi> means the obstruction % the
nuIiiung aud contents Wa> ayu.Ard.
\ utl"hct liza" WAS iuIiur,t, aupi the
J.rc!nrn wuI i.ri ii ;rd tHd faithful. un-
"a! nearly dH, light. Tue loss >tl>tHIn-
Ell can tr covered hv three hundred
d%l,t"rN. aiia >nleltins viii be reolsLn-
Cd to-ni4h,.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

'hNNoNAL"-S. Nj. Henley, agent of
nm OF +, Goslinsky d Co., to-
[VVoHlSls, san Francisco. has been
I WNh 4 day or two. Steve, as his
Nus familiarity call him, is Il reli-
business man, and any one de-
HI duSht III his line should not
~ 70 giveactii.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

WATER pI.ENFY.-Siuce the cauI-
plo;ion OF the new reservoir ut the
head OF the pipes, water Gems more
plentiful in town.. Glad u.i;.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

JUSTICES CouRr.-A colored man
was up before Judge Gates yester-
doy, charged with disturbing the
ncscr. Int was discharged,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

N, "N-'-M Mrs. III. NJ. Eddy has
4, """Ns Tor sample of the tempt
y ne', ',es with which the tables al
BOARDING house ara supp!ted,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

GONE TO rHENEw MINEs.-Jnhnny
Fordham, late of the ala Saloon
left Sunday evening for the new
mines. He goes to take charge OF q
business being started ny l.; J.. Ho2ie..
OF Paiisade. aud Nose Haines, OF
Elko.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

"-'oN NiiIrMENr.-W. l.. Pritch-
Snii ped sincs our last issue the
Eo ing lots of bullion: For the
br I'M n'hd Company. aO,iS2 pounds;
Eufcna ConSoiida ed, "a, $50
"' Total, I07 go pounGs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

CI.osrSa urr.-n. Nanhcin has

CLOSING trT.-h. Mannheim has caused
immense posters to he distributed ahuu
town, Announcing hls determination to
close out ms steel 81 ugr aud fancy
goods w~ithin1nc next siyts Gays. at I.sS
than cost IN san FrUIci-"n, IIuT. - Il
rare cnanc" tor the laui,s, ar Dave
means business. lie int"LaS to- - r.y on
the grocery business exclusively hero
after, and must sell or his ,ITN goods to
make room. The Siocii is cnmp .rtc, u"w
u fashionable. ana thr prices, as an
nuunced III his poster, arr Uciow ucurnrS.
60 To Mauhcijn's u buy your'-if rirn.
Ign
". l.. BARTLETT, real estate cent.
Houses Tor rent and tar Sal,ln all paris
OF the city. a,su J., &. i,ateInunis AGENT
Tor the MoUrO" Survey. tirCe 1t "a"
California iMmb"r larR, SOUTHEAST cor
ncr Of ElIcl ana Bat man streets. aliy
REMEHRFE that Hummer is only ga per
NJ at h!as"rs iuitsUer Naid.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-19

[,"etkNEp.-E B. Dickinson, Super
of the Lemon Mill and
company, returned yesterday
ea m 'an Francisco. We have not
ErIel ,Mh"h the Lemon may he \
49," resume operations. Notice
kny '>''ei't appears III our adver-