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M1sNEILANEQIIs.


> Tho Presbyterian University Of Kentucky ia to
ho located at Anchorage.
"A camel and IN elephant, belonging to d
fhsns hs p @ Sa @ l riS tS aess e11sa % n aspSns
along. Tho camel tainted away, but tho elephant
started Off with tho treo.
- Michigan SALOONS arc fitted up with "wlir-
ngigs," oontriyauces by which tho customer gots
Ills drink without seeing tho seller. As the lat
tor cannot rcndily DO convicted where they aro
used, the Legislature hds mnde tho owner Of tho
building responsible.
-Thero ia good doal in tho remark Of tho
about tho dignity of tho United States; but tho
truth Ii, Indians are good deal like bumblo
boos, and the man that stands on his dignity
with most Of bumblo bees is fool"
"A womnn's rights paper ia D0nnd) tB pub
lished at Venice, ind III ettod BY Nile. Dcccari.
In a late number it is stated that an application
to tho italian Government to admit women to
the great unIversities OF Turin md Rome WAS
to permit womon to enter tho collogoa ainoo
there is no law which prohibits their doing TO-"
Upon this hint tho italian girls layo acted. and
four Of them are now attending course OF phi
A Kansas papor intlulges in what looks very
T Of tho % noblo but tESoublesopio % rcd man. Briefly
It ia this: Whom you once got him on reserva-
saws saws this Ills Kanssa 81 oracio. m t. plains Indian has
lost lis manhood and what courage ho may
have had On . floot pony very promptly oozos
out Of him when ho takos to the ground, wears
moccasins, makes long marches, and gets his
toes soro. In such Might he viii not wnndor far
from tic Government ratlons."
In judge knights court in st. Louis, the
other day (as the bt. Louis Times relates, nu-
moroua divorce quits Ind been tried, aud, ettor
became disgustod aud summarily ordered an i'd
iournmont. Tho same thing onco happened in
The Massachusetts Supreme Court. That sound
but eccentrio old Judge, Motcalf, had been hear
ipu divorce caaos all day. In The co,lrao of tho
afternoon ho began to grow frotful aud snapplah,
until he astonishod oyerybody by oxclaiming: ~
think TINT we hnyo done enough OF this dirty
work for ono day. Mr.. crior, adjourn the court
until tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock" And 1t
was accordingly adjolrnod
That ia singular view which ia taken by q
Baltimore lawyer Of a 1naua for poisoning Ho
thinks that whom man or woman polsona a
human bcing without detection, in ninety-ni
casos out Of 4 hundred tho poisoner becomes
insane. Ills reasoning III that one huccohsful
crimo Of this sort bogots Httcll o Hense Of power
and Of ability to remove at will eyory human
, 1873-05-16
A Falnily Eelli1-.A Woman ana -Four
Men G7lotA

From, tho Iillsboro {1fo.j Democrat.
For aomo wooks psst fsd has existo1 w,6o. 20.
man, of big Hlyor township. Tho family aooms
to havo boen about evenly divided againat itsolii
tho old man mud 1iB sonB-in-law on on6 sldo. aud
tho old lady and hor aonB OIL tho other. what
first disturbed tho pleasant rclatlons that oxiat-
cd for 80 long between tho old folks, wc do not
know, and itl fact do not caro- to- know. At my
ratio, they separated, tito old lady and hor Bons
retaining poHscssfon Of tho farm. Mr. Wide1nan
rented or gnyo tho farm to hts two Bons-in-]aw,
strife began for tho possession Of tho farm, Or,
na tho Moaocs would bny, tho Lawn bods. Tho
first regular engagement occurred about two
weeks ago, but tho only wenpons used ut that
S a9tS a aoe1y % Il s
enlargement mado so1mo violent thrcnts, md the
othor party, in order to secure hia own Ifc, Ind
hia bolligcrent brothor-in-law arrested on peace
warrant. Tho trial WAS had at HillHboro. last
Of tho prisoner.
Tho next regular engagement occurred last
Saturday ut tho Office Of 'Bquire Pound, on Big
Rivor, Wllithor one eido had takon tho other to
onts kept up . war Of words, until finally ono Of
them got worked up to tho fighting point, whom,
drawing pistol, no ,Proceaded to empty It's con
At tho GnpotGn r. tho oTa m
In q short spaco Of timo.
Tho cnsualtios aB far as no have boon ablo to
learn, weros Old Mrs. Widoman, shot in the
ar1n pretty bad wound Jarnoa Widenan In
tho leg, tlosh wound, not serious; Alfred Will
iarns, IN the Bido, d aevoro wound, but not such
as to diaablo hint Frank Widoman,. struck On
tho head with olubt not known how badly he ia
hurt yet Dick Royal, supposed to havo received
aban In his hip, hut his buainoss has "laid roll.
ing" Binco, mud tho officers. havo not been able
to got him, and 1sham WillIams, q btatanler,
| aAot in tho head tho ball entered tho temple
and passed. round and made ita exit ut the back
| Of tho nAr
, 1873-05-16
NEW YORK.
Tho Tribune on tho Approaching Cht"
:cAEo oJubtlce..Lotters from Commits.
sioner Vnn Burcn-.nlisCellnnCo

Tho Tribune ON the Approaching Chi.
cago Jubilce--Lottersf from Oommls-
sioner vnn eusurcn..n1 1tscellancous
T,ocny Items.
sn..,., nisna,., =, nh. t,,t.ooo 1-;,un.
opeeas o,sna.e" 70 1ne T, s"1.gS .s
,aMz E" - .oMh, . may i.,,'s,a ~ G,ean o+
nally OF tho approaching JnpAoo IN lineage
" Tho great miracle Of metropolis rising out OF
tho prairio in tho lifo Of single generation i'm
presses us, Of oourso, as strongly aa 1t does tho
reat of mankind and In onr sooret hoarta ve are
sns =. - IT, - -, 1,,stv so,,,
. vua u .n1 on.Sos 1r,a, ~ ss .oe.y ;Uuns
CITY on tno ahoro OF Lake nlohlgan, ona PeI-
laps nttlo obvious, TOO o. 1te 6treneth ts en-.
terprise, and ata ingenuity. Iho jubilee WV
certainly bo hearty popular demonst1ation, ana
quito 90 gEeat GU Gu11osity IN 1ta Tay g tho 4ako
tunne!, or oven tho Gnrdon oity ttself.
Tho suspension OF 9 prominent dfy goods
5obbing house In WoBt Broadway 10 reported this
afternoon: .hlao rnmqrs OF serious trouble with
two firms Of atbek brokers' Who hare been oar1y1
ing q la1go amount Of WcHtorn. railway shares.
Tho liabilities or tho dry goods houae are said 70
, 1873-05-16
CEDAR RAPIDS.
Fatally Rrtrnod--.rho nasinu Myatery.
Staeciai Efa1adtch II T6d EAicdaa Itihltuc

Fatally Drrnod--rho NIasinu Myatery.
Special Nspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CEDAR RAr1Ds, H., May 15.-Near Lisbon, H.,
while the wife Of Wm. McCamn,att was boiling
aoap hor clothing caught fro, aud sho boing
alone with her childron, was unable to quench
tho flames until hor clothing WAS literally burned
Off. Hor husband, who was working III tho fold,
heard her acream, but could not roach llor
In time to render any assiHtanco. 1n Mrs. hlo-
Cammatts efforts to s,lbduo tho fire the straw in
the yard caught fire, which communicated to the
stables, whicl, were also destroyed, together
with oats, corn, and other ARTICLES. Mrs. Mo-
Oalnmatt waH still alive at last accounts, but
cannot possibly 1.-Two.
No furthor developments In the MaBlnh nur-
dor case, and no o!uo to tue perpetrators. Tho
Oorouorfs Jury adjourned until Saturday, In
hopes Of something turning up.
, 1873-05-16

Murlcrs
Gepefal Dsputch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETno1T, Mich, May 15.-The state Relief
Committee has olosed the accounts and hhndod
small balance Of funds to tho Governor to be
disposed Of as he thinks proper. The whole
amount raised for tho relief OF tho sufferers BY
tho Michigan fires of 1879 wa8 $2G5, 400.
In Windsor, this afternoon, two farmers, liv-
ing o. nc1t noighbors, Ind quarrel, whom
Thomas Trombly wont to his house, loaded his
gun, returned to tho house Of his opponent,
Hobert Losperance, and shot him dead. He
thon took four guns, some ammunition, and pro-
viHiona, and took a oanoo, and was, whom Inst
seen, making for tho western ehoro Of Lake st.
Clair.
, 1873-05-16
ST. LOUIS.
Tho Truc Stnte OF Facts About tho
Congressional conference.-the
Southern Excursion.


Special Dispatch to The chtea0o Tribune.
ST. Louis, May 16-After day OF confusion
and fostiyity It has boon definitely arranged TINT
+bo Conoraaa,ono1 rortv and o+hor invifoa ara11
49,, 49, 1.ss r. - - s-1 s'.sA 49, s,a.s.,.
4oase at :ao D. m' TOMORROW, Oh tao Aslnn'lo
Pacific Line, for Springfield, whero they will
take huppor, mud whatever reception the citizona
think nronar to afford and snond thu night.
aIr,,ar ~ v;o,,t, -, e.t,nan1 Tror, v;o,,t,'
nno' ~ IN, roAs ~ 10 ~, Sy;.u-., ro"
INC party WILL p1ocoea w tno A!seourl q AahHas
Pacific. through tho Indinn Territoty to Denison,
whore they will arriyo Saturday night Galyos-
ton viii bo re,ched m Monday rthanco t1,o;r
tourrov Ia nncortaIn eomo I'll, rot,rn .,d
lou1nos 30 10 M4u nono w! te.uin a''u
others WILL 60 TO NOW ofleana, nnd furthor than
TINT point no definite arrangement has boon
malo various interests having come into con-
1ict uuoxpoctodlv,
A meottnp. attended by somo Senators and
noprosontnfiyea. and ctfzons. was hold thia
morning Tar The nrr1,oso Of naasing ccrtain roan.
lutions. as those Of tho Conprossional Conyen-
t;nn 1ho mailing hcinr cn11vonnj T., +1,o iattar
namo, the resolutions % wore passod but , Your Your
corrospondont asBorta Tint thcre yTns M nrroniga
tion a5 Conversational Con yont;on or evan nf a
formal ratlorip0 Of roprosontntivns In INV
shape, and inquiry OF several leading ropreHent
tiyos, made with tho vinw of ascertainjnr in
what light thoy regarded tho meeting, oiicited
confirmation Of that Wow from them. They au-
, 1873-05-16

attendance. Roy. ii. Griflth opened tho moot
inB With prayer. Bishop G1oasbrennor proacilod
tho openfng sermon. When ho concluded, hc
called tho mooting to order, and at once pro-
lcendod with tho regular hunfnoBa. 6ovcral ro-
porta wore read, NIL Of which show tho. various
branches Of missions IN Sunday -eohools, print
Ing establishments, ooltogost and aeminaries, to
bo IN proBporouH condition.
e 1sashop.
today balloto1 for bishop OF Mansaohuactta:
In tho frat ballot tho clcrgy cast 90 votog, and
thc laity 49,. Tho clergy 8ayc Dr.. Horny Q. Pot.
tor, OF Now York, 29; Dr. James DeKoyon, OF
naoino, Wis.,, 28 !; Pr. DonJanin Paddock, u
tho rofnaindor scattering. The 1aity Baye Do
Kovon 30, Potter as, Paddock =. III accordance
with positive Instructions, the namo OF tho Hoy.
Dr. Potter waa withdrawn. The c1orgy again bal-
1otel, with tho following rosult Paddock, A
DcKoyen, %. On tho second bniot by tho
laity, Paddock rocoiyod Al and DeKoyon o. OF
had received worry emall voto, WAS horo With
drawn. Aftor warm discussion Of tho morits
Of Dr.. DoKoyon, tho Convention adjourned till
fn the afternoon. :.
On tllo Convention rchBeembllng, tho merits
OF tho two prominent candidates wore warmly
discussed, the only objection to DIR. DeAoVon
being his avowed bollof in tho personal prcsenco
OF Christ In tho elements OF tho Holy Sacrament,
md tho Convention procecdcd to third ballot,
clor1cal votes, o.: Don3amin H: Paddock, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, a.; DeKoven, 40i Smith, !;
Loods, 1; =. A. Hoffman, Of Pennsylvania, and
9. II. Hall, Brooklyn, ench; lay voso; go !
Paddock, 46; DoKoVon, 81; Burgess nnd DIX,
, 1873-05-16
Photographic lSrevltiess

Joseph II. Dugan, who was Indicted In 1850
for tAe murder Of Louis Meyer, In 81. Louis,
and escaped from jail, was arrested thoro on
Wednesday.
Tho Common Council Of Janesvillet Wla., has
granted only fourteen loonses tor the sale Of
applications. Last year twenty-Hix lioonaea woro
granted.
James A. Coo, tue Boston 3orger, has bcou
committed In default OF s400000 bail. It is
thought his operations will excced $200, 200,
though only $a7,0oo is specifically charged
againat him.
. At springville, Iowa, Wednesday night, Mru.
, 1873-05-16
BURGLARY.

About O'Clock yostort1ny afternoon tho house
Of Mr.. Alonzo Huntington, No. SIG Indiana ayo-
4.uu, ran enrored BY Bnoak-thloyes. Tho roon,s
of tho Rev. @. G. Parsons wore v,R1te,s, ana about
9100 worth Of fowa1ry and clothing taken.
Several other rooms were also inspected, and
about tho RAne amount taken.
, 1873-05-16

ono of tho most useful meu,bern Of tho School
Board, and tho Bamo Is TRIO OF Mias Becker, Of
Manchester. Tho right. Of suffrage aooms to
women INV q tax for any object thoy shall have
tho right to i voice in tho disposition Of tho
funds.
, 1873-05-16

HARHIS-YOuNG--Int this city May 10. 1s73, Mt tho
residence Of tho BRIDES fnheE hy tho Nov Mr. Snyder,
IDSWOnTI-SWIFT-1n this city, on Thussdhy
ing. NIny 15. bJ tho Row Caa. Edwd. Cheney, d. D.,
John q i5oAWnEth aHa Emma ". hwilt.
May r. tet Kifls ri3Snt Insrsham.
, 1873-05-16

The Now York Cnnn1s.
DuFfALo, May 15.-D1snoss on tho canal waa
fairly opened to-day. About thirty boats CLEARED,
laten with grain, sfaycs, anl lumber. Fifty or
sixty bont8 will clear tomorrow. A1arge tleot Of
seventy or more veasels Is hotrly 6zpootod to ar-
rive by lnko.
ALBANY, Mny 15-Tho canals wero oponod to
navigation ao-dny, and ninety boats cleared. 4
bronx 125 fcot long occurred In the Eric at
Waterford.
, 1873-05-16

DAYTON, O., May 15.-Ths General Confer
once Of the Unitel Brethren Church convened
In this city to-day, and will remain in session
two weeks. A largo pumbor OF delegates are In
, 1873-05-16

Sporting Matters.
NASHVILLE. Tonn., May 15.--In tho first race,
to-day, for green 8-yoar ollg, SIX started,
Linck's Hotel stako, milo hoata.
oAeh Gtoat. ss'.s ..sts.t*.s..t...s.1
FFahS !tanH4pat'.... ......1 2
1laIfy 4ouu'..t......-... .s+.... .....s.....4
1tcu 3u1 u1...ssss.....'........s-* .Gd.
thcA y lIlEllA... .uas
Alice McFau. .,........................4 d,.
Time. 1:a8Af, LAB. 1:43X.
Second raoo, milo heats, club purse Of $3.50.
Capt. uutchiaon,
Time, 1:4oH, 1:6lM.
Third raco for 5000, milo aud half dash.
harrington. Observation-Disclosures. .......,,,..,
~eAe
Time, 2:i4h.
The attendance throughout tho woek has boon
larger than thero ever before. 4 groat many
ladlaB hayo boon present.
DosroN May 16.-DaHo ball Dostons. 8: At
lantics, of Brooklyn, 2.
.WAsn1NoToN, b. g., May it, Base ball
Washlugtons, "a; MutualH, j.
, 1873-05-16


LIVERPOOL, May IT, Steamships City Of New
York, Columbia, and Australia, from Now York.
AAYe arrived out. ~N'
, 1873-05-16
LOST.

LOST. -...-
I 03T-OM MONDAY, THM 19rII INBT., nE:
drawings fof Louse. married. m 9, Howe. Architect"
g: HOWE, With ". W. Boyinston. No. 81 WAshiak'
, 1873-05-16
FOUND.

FOUND
EsOuND-ON THE ETH 1NsT., ON SHOLTO st.
u noar rwelfth-A pockot.book Win ANAL amount o
aud oarsinR which tho hAso by prov
Ing property and pay!nx ox this advertisements Gall
sJ3 WDhk Pulk ~.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23

UNDER ARREST. - Frank Dowd,
who is not unknown in these parts, is
under arrest at Hamilton. We are
not advised as to the nature of the
crime with which he is charged.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23

SPECIAL NOTICE.-It is a we'll known
fact that Dyspepsia and Indigestion are
the causes of nearly all the diseases that
the human body is heir to: then why
pay enormous doctors bills? BY using
DIR. Hcnley's celebrated / X J. Bitters
they can be thoroughly eradicatda from
the system and new life impaired to the
sufferer. Read advertisement in another
mh21-3m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23

DEPUTY SHERIFFs APPOINTED
Sheriff Sullivan has appointed Mike
Walsh, a w%ell-known and esteemed
citizen, and Trav. NJ. Johnson, lately
an efficient special Police officer, as
his Deputies.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23

NJ. B. .BANThETT, real estate agent.
Houses to let and for sale in all parts OF
the city also General Intelligencer: and
will obtain employment for men and
women. Inquire at the California T.um-
Der Yard, ON South Buel street. my
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23

| I,c,es, Church, Rev. Samuel T.
~.s.,or. services will be held in the
II o'clock, and in the evening
,s,nck. Sunday School will coin-
|at2H O'Clock p. NJ.
Idnesday evening at O'Clock.
q ALI FREE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23

A MINNESOTA youth who attempted
to start his horse by hitting it with his
gum, failed to make the steed go, but
was more successful with the gun.
That went off promptly, and took OFT
three of his fingers with it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23

! n
r.kNAcEs.-rhe prospect now
ali the furnaces which stopped
the time of the epizootic, will
b adS;,in less than a fortnight,
aauliion, the Buttercup works
TO be started soon. If
hydrogen wonder does not
es arn operations, the
bbs""re mat the other furnaces
(avS the cream of the mines,
amo' ne furnace with the scien-
plv as cold as Il wedge. We
mash the new wrinkle NAV
XII auan ient Improvement, and
by itv 'n better than is antici-
khem tSanSuine projectors. We
a snis nudge, therefore, to
Dur f,ylhg up of their works,
Gd al alla may not be compelled
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23

CONDITION OF IL KOADS.-"e
have had no rain or snow for several
DAYS, and the roads, as we are IN
formed by U. s. Surveyor Fine, are
becoming dry and hard in the val,
leys, and travel and f~reighting Will
soon be resumed. Although the sea
son is warmer than the Spring OF last
we may yet have a few storms
before old hoary-headed Winter alb
dictates his throne. AS to the present
weather, it could scarcely be I'M
proyed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23

CIsA family of Pro-
bas, ay'on left by the Palisade
\ Sal, n,ehlng, on the way to Join
6sorr ai. Lake City, where the
lose now resides. The social
Dir ens nie esteemed members
departure from Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23

has -Wm. Hendrie, of Ham,
for a f Gesn sojourning in our
bed hom~s uays. We believe he
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23

In TowN.-Hon. John Wagner, OF
White Pine, arrived in Eureka. yes
terday from the Capital. lie Is en-
route for Schell Creek
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23
AL INTELLIGENCE.
Gov Hill Mines,


visited the mines of Coy Hill
day, and Toasted our eyes on a
ty-not very large, it istrue, but
tich-of the ore on the various
b. Only one or two mines have
brospected to a depth sufficient
ermine even the value of the
nch less that Ofthe mines them
A list of those thus far devel-
pr rather begun to be opened,
)tained, and the figures OF some
assays. only one working re-
IS been obtained. One series
ing to George w. Kinney and
Cavanaugh-cailed the Paul
berries, is situated on the eastern
Cf the hill, and consists of the
ones, Dick, Charley, Bob, and
hese mines r OF quartzite in a
ion OF porpnyritic rock, con-
ore which is almost wholly
e silver-a few moments under
pwpipe being sufficient to cover
ftace of the rock with globules
pure metal. The Paul Jones
n has had the most work done
; first by an inclined shaft, at
IDS by an adit driven Outwards
Surface from the bottom of the
]. At the point of junction of
nnel and incline, stopping has
the walls of the vein defined
e ore taken out from between
The hanging wall is very
uecomposed, and easily worked;
foot-wall is compact and hard.
PIN varies in width from six
to two feet, and is Of
hard quartzite principally,
occasional punches of soft por-
containing quartzite and ore.
Flke otthe Quartzite is northwest
utheast-having the same dircc-
the entire belt, including the
OF Bald Mountain, which are
same formation. Assays of the
we reached S2,400 to the ton
lot worked at the PheniX tur-
lelted over 800 per ton. There
u twenty tons on the dump Of
|ul Jones, and small lots at the
mines named. The works are
re more than twenty-five feet
otner mines on this hill which
eited bear the names of the
Deposit, Winnemucca, and
mover. The Winnemucca has "a
bpouI forty feet deep, and is the
Ple named in this connection
, oeen proSpected. The ore of
i'ie contains a larger percentage
IMAM any of those we have
we have no figures of the
II Is evident, from a cursory
nialion of the formation and
Uch OF Coy Hill, that these
must prove valuable when de-
u 10 a greater depth, and that
oeVen now worthy the atten-
bees capitalists desiring to invest
having so good a prospect of
largely IN a short time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23

AMBITIOUS TRUCKEE, Call, wants a
singing school.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23

PRosPECToRs MovING.-The snow
is rapidly disappearing from the
hills, and prospectors. with pick and
shovel and sledge, have begun 10
roam over the uncovered grounu III
every direction. in search OF Ilndlca-
tons that will warrant X
money. We saw two or them on
Coy Hill yesterday, who looked iihe
''old-timers" ofthe days OF ~. TOP,
springs forever i'm the human breast,
and in none does it exhibit greater
strength than in that of the hardy
prOSpectOr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23

Arrivals and Departures.
Departures.
WOODRUFF & ENNOR'S LINE:
Ayton Master Clayton
LAYTON Miss G Clayton
Ihite
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23
THE
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL

AO AIGXAXA 0AAxA4 SA6Av La
rs AN ADVOCATE FOR ALL MEAS
ures which tend to promote the best in
terests of the whole people Of the State,
county and town, and is especially de-
voted to the local welfare of Eureka ceun-
IT,. Being issued at the center Of the
richest Mining District of Nevada, it
will always give careful attention to the
Mining Interests and publish carefully
compiled and reliable statements. which
shall be worthy the attention Of those
seeking investments In the Mines Of
Eureka District.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23

X. K.-We hear that one or two
more furnaces have been subsidized
70 work the ore of the X. h. mine. a
considerable quantity has been hauled
to h Ruby furnace, and there is a
report that arrangements are being
made to run the Phenix also upon
the same ore.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23
Francisco Stock Report.
Saturday, March %.

uv of srocK.I orEN'G. CLOSING
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23

A MAN KILLED IN ROBINSON DIS
TRICT. - William Denver, a black
smith, shot and killed Tom Kelly. at
Mineral City, in Robinson District,
one day last week. The tragedy. was
the result of a grudge of long stand
ing. Denver appears to have been en-
tirelv justified, having, as reported
acted in self-defenSe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-23

ACCIpENr.-Chas. Broy, who owns
a small job wagon, and whose stand
has been at Skating Rink Hall, met
with an accident yesterday. by q
heavy timber falling upon his leg
bruising it badly, and. it may be'
cracking or splintering the bone. he
will be laid up several weeks with
the injured limb. His cabin is IN
Poverty Gulch, in the real Of Monroe
street.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-01

never como to the surface again. The
pumpkin also re-appears day after day
in an undiminished state. The boy
thinks that, unless the ducks grew tired
of investigating the matter, he will be
able to retire from business in a few
weeks more, and devote his lifo to the
peaceful pursuit of marbles and mumble-
peg.
COFFEE GRowING.-Do you drin k
coffee? Then you may want to know
how it grows. You see only coffee see
in the store; aud, likely, have never
thought much about it; like tho city
girl, who though cucumbers grew in
slices, Just rs she saw them on the "a rm-
er's table. Coffee comes from South
America and the West Indies. 1t grows
upon low, bushy trees, These woull grow
tall like peach-trecs, but are clipped at the
top to make the fruit hardy. Like the
orange tree they have blossom and ripe
fruit on at the same time. The bios.
SONS are white; the berrio, are green, rod
and purple, according to their age. It's
outside is much like the cherrY-swoet
and good. The leaves are q bright,
fresh, green; and the tree is lovely.