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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-06
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When country editor is exhausted for
news, he puts IN paragraph telling how
some beautiful ladies have called on him and
cheered his tolIsome path with sweet flowers.
Then his contemporaries rcvile him, and he
answers back, and business becomes brisk
again. Thus are our Greeleys and Raymonds
trained.
A Waiting match took place the other
evening at Eureka between couple of gen.
tlemen on a wager of go dollars. The winner
danced three hours and half, during which
ne exhausted the dancing powers of several
ladies. 1t was discovered that he had
secreted a bottle jack, and wound himself up
occasionally to renew the twist.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

Prof. B. y. Martin lectured at Association
Hall last night on The Scientific Relations OF Prayer
He sad that IL seemed 10 have been assumed that
lg1oHs doctrine implies that prayer answered without
any reference the OF other than prayer
itself so supposes, when he prays that his life may
be spared that life IL b. be maintained by prayer alone
without food Prayer Is not supersede the general
laws OF the universe All prayer that does regard
the estabGhod laws Il sDere superstition The
then, Is 10 come not by prayer aone. but by Gods
blessing the use OF established MEANS and through
the natural consequences Of prayer
A conference was held at the Everett House,
Yesterday between the President of the National Trot
ting Association Amasa spKague. j. d. NcMann. Presi-
dent OF the Trainers and Drivers Association. and
reptsentatives Of various yBg parks for the purpose
Of making a eOm2rOmise between the associations.
A fter mature delberatiOB, IT WAS determined that
,sutnai concessions ON each side should be made. The
two rnles 80 obnoxious 70 the trainers, drivers and
owners o, horses relative TO the postponement OF ro
ing eeses and the expulsion Of drivers for refusing
Ia diye h0rse 40 when ordered 20 do 30 by the
tbe adees we're rescinded In the former case IL was
ae7eed upon that n driver when ordered TO take the
place OF another driver IN race shall DE paid >O y the
on whose track tue race ls being Fotted IN
the latter the power OF pOstpoBeest by an aasOchuon
shall pot xend beyond TIE DIST goOd Gay sDu 5000
track after The pOf pOpemenc
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

o, Yonters 10 participate with them IN the W. ns,
Decoration Day. regular encainplnenr snts ~, w
on May TO- at 8 y. m, TO complete arranse"eu'
The annual meeting of the American oocl-
ety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Annais WI" ''A9
nIace a tbe new Office Of the Society, a. N
Iwenty sec ond st., this evening at oc'"@ =,
A meeting of real estate dealers anu .nuso
interested f. called by s. T.. Church and Others lo '
afternoon at O'Clock, to take measures 10 urge ~
sage OF bill for the building OF railroad iEI , tdnS
taken by them TO effect their object have Deen MA in
THE TRIBUNE. meeting OF woIklngnen niht WI, O'
The same interest at Cooper Institute tonight
Prof. II. Ogden DOremus, In response 10 an
urgent request from Mayor Hayemeyer' Ut. =. ~
Agnew Peter Cooper, John Taylor johnston Dr' min
Hammond j. ]. Astor Fred. Law Oimsted' tuo w
Charles f. Deems Charles OConor, Thurlow Weed % ana
many Others has consented TO deliver lecture On d."
History and Properties of the Agents Empl0yeu w III
duce Insensiblty to Pain" on May 81, al sten"V n
He will limit himself to the "CheniisuS - u nr i
Marion Sims and Prof. Frank III. Hamilton III pleson's
the historical and surgical departments.
A meeting Of the WOrkingmen's union was
held at No s27 Bowery last evening The question Oh
the election OF Nelson ". Young as delegate lroun
typographical Union No. was taken up anu' ai'oi
long and heated discussion he was rejected, on inc
ground that he held elective Office and depended on
politics The statement was made that tno ~
fion of politicians the affairs OF the Union htu pre-
vented several trades-unons III the clty from enlh
represeptatiyes to the central body Nj H. Malsn was
subsequently elected delegate IN place OF NJ.
A communication from Bricklayers Union NO. =, an'
uouncIng ITS withdra wal from the WOrklDgmeus OnlO
was read and o'clock, the Union auJourheu un'ii
June G.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

CURTAINS AND LAMBREQUINs.-Lates styles
nov IT, L. hELr q w. ~ DiVaN"Nf'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

Total l3l5S9 81 s2O4O2 % slS66O7l SO
In addition the above recaptuaton the Controller
also forwards second which purports to show the sums
paid to individuals acting in two capacities in the
same street opening. The following is this statement:
=sssa99ssE29Sss sesRsnsssEsR
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
iAnnolnosmentSi
Many druggists have BURNErr's COLOGNE.

ihnnOmosmenIsI
Many druggists have BURNErT's COLOGNE.
Nomore spilling of tooth-powders and washes.
Travellers should Alsau buy LIoSs TooTH TABLArS
CURTAINS AND LAMBREoUNs.-Latest styles
ready. " L. AEbii w. - D''"4a'
WINDOW SHADES also, Patent Self Acting
F1rrunri prices reduced G. Co., IA Broadway
For Morn PATCHES. FREcKLEs, AND IAN.
PEREls Morn ASP tRSckLy LSroS' SoI " uusS'" s''
ARTISTIC IN DESIGN, Beautiful in execution,
comfortable eOlab and strraetye the KsoTs SraSs STYLE o'
GEsILEHEss HATS. Purchase at KSoE's' Zi5 bIoAd"A''
IyON's INSECT POWDER is used by all ocean
hotels restaurants for clearing them OF eog heA
WORMS and ants
GENTLEMEN's BEAVER and Nutria Cashmere
at for The coming season ready prices p EESESwE
lls Nsssautt, bet Beekman aud Sprueests
For SCALP DISEASES consult Dr. b: c;
PEhEr Dermsi"eg't - Bond & :: I % % or moist dnrag irta
lOa itching the bead complaint or disease Of tue scalp
PROTECT Your LIFE, the lives of your fam
@ SRaPa aP !S !Sl ,es instant "a noo window nlh
L. HoLsEs, MurTay-st
HEADACHE, LANGUoR AND MELANCHOLY GEN.
ZRAr SPRING IRON srosAcH, COsryESEss, OR
TORPID LvEH RAcH REMOVED By Dr. D. JaISss
s.S.rivR PrLs TKw FOUND TO sTIsU'
Llrs TEE LIVER AND ACTION REMOVING ALL
BlLIousSEs AND PRoDucrSG OF rHE
BOWELS
THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply to Mr.. God
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

No more spilling of tOoth-powders and washes
Travellers should alsaYs buy LIoS's ToOTH TABLErS
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply to Mr.. God
win by Prof T. L. Youmans TRIBUNE LECruRE EXTRA No.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

WINDOW SHADES also, Patent Self-Acting
FnTUKEsi prices reduced g. L. kELrf a. Oo' [f Do@l"4y
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
FUNERAL OF LIEUT.. SHERWOOD.

BUFFALO, May 16.-The funeral of Lieut.
Sherwood one Of the victims of Modoc treachery was
attended this afternoon by escort Of United States
troops from Fort Porter with Cnted States officers as
palbearers and large Of and officers
of the y. y S. Volunteers.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth drenue Hotel-Lieut. Gen. Sheridan, u s. A.
Fieek A. SaWye Assistant Secretary Of Treasury eIGoE
smyh Of NewIampe Condt smith Of Bufalo James Bowen
OF Cheago the Rev c. L. uehns Of Boston W. Van Naken
bugh Albany the Rev. w X Huntington, Worcester Mas
Breuoort Hou Henry Sanford late u S Minister 70
BELGIUM Nr YOrk HOEIGov Randolph Of hevJersey and the
Pomeec Of France Ntholds HoeSamnel L.
Hartford congressman Of Auburn; A. j. Csssa OF f
sdphA Waoo Jackson OF NewJersey and j. hug OF the b~
hehS Post Grand Central HoNlLoutGoy Robinson Albany
dso, Hoas-Pof SchAnck Princeton, N. j. Col j. NJ Bacon
U A. ana Capt " Megs Commissioner 20 the vienna hinDon'
-. Gtsey House-The Rev. J. b. Be, ST. Johns, n. b.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

For Morn PATCHES, FRECKLEs, AND TAN,
Morn PREcKLs LoTioS Sold b. druggists every
where. Depot, ~ BoBd1t, NesYorE
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
LECTURES AND MEETINGS,

h. James C.. Rice. Post No. 29,iG. A. R., at No.
% West Poureentbs. st It's last enoampment voted to
soeept tho Invitation extsaasd By Ktobns Psst No. o.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT DTCKISs0Ns IN PARK
ROW.
"a m-s6o EOOp-sgo 3pm-eSo MIduight-soo AvenEs-'9I
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-22
Beer.

y few dry facts onthis liquid theme
are considered worthy of mention
here. They have Il temperance law
i'll Massachusetts, which is more e>-
peciallv directed against the manu-
facture of beer in that State. As
might well be conjectured the beer
makers donot propose TO giveup their
business without a proper stug4le,
and as a result some knotty compli-
cations Will have to be disposed OF by
the courts.
The B~ay-State brewers have as
sumed the position that 50 long as the
Federal Government recognizes the
legality of ~beer-making by taxing it,
the State Government cannot declare
that branch of business illegal and
that if the State be competent
to declare it illegal, the Fed
eral Government will be obliged
to refund all the taxes on beer that
have been collected in Massachusetts.
The settlement OF this controversy, if
pushed by the State authorities. will
involve the adjudication of STATE
rights and Federal rights presented
i'll a form in which they have never
hitherto appeared, and the supreme
Court of the United States will be
called uTon 10 render a constitutional
decision which will have the gravest
importance as affecting our political
system. OF curse our sympathies
are with the beer-makers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-22

minister, but declined. The two eN-
ecutioners then pinioned him, and
stood him on the top of a wagon, to
a rope suspended from the limb of
tree already selected. kellar was
bliudtSlded, when Bovd placed the
rope over his neck. The word was
given, the wagon drawn from under
him and John kellar was dead. Time,
o'clock. The crowd were all undiS-
guiSCd. and comprised nearly all the
neiGhbors and citizens of the town
ship. 1t appears that trouble had
existed between kellar and his wife.
He had applied for Il divorce, and she
sued for alimony, hence the murder.
Mrs. heIIar went to stay with Mrs.
Boyd, whose husband was away.
kellar killed both the women and
the children with an AK, and burned
the house, to hide the deed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-22
PENNSYLVANIA.


I4IINbO 1T, u.
An explosion occurred this morn
iug in a still Of the Commercial oil
Refinery, followed by a loud report.
scattering the oil in ali directions. and
oVer a heavy brick wall iu,o the re-
iinery OF Wormser, Meyers ana Co..
setting fire to the cooper and paint
SHOP, and spread from there to the
bleaching house and tanks, which
also took fire. Four men in the
cooper shop, all escaped but ONE.
named Jake Miter, who persisted in
the flames, The cooper and paint
shops and two tanks OF the Petrolite
Oh Works, and a six hundred barrel
tank OF the Commercial Works, We're
consumed. The actual loss Of Petro-
lite j. estimated at ST. .O90, and the
damage 10 Commercial between So
600 and 5000. 80 insurance. The
lire ragged with great fury, threaten
inn a general contlagratI0n. The heat
could be felt for several blocks away.
Tn" entire department We're on tie
ground, and succeeded in checking
the tire bttule t communicated with
other DuiluiugS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-22

CHICAGO. AUG. .


y S~eciaI d the If'1H'te from Kan
sa9 NY Mo- gives the toIloWlng
p~dI-icu!aIs OK the lyhchiH3 OF hCIlar,
Who murdered ms Wlie and Mrs.
boHH' ana HeE TWO ~cAlIdicn, last
H"I!udE A!.hl, near Twin Springs,
Nailsas. eetefdaY evidence was
4guilu IN jIIcdIihG heItar. \ s.!rt coy
TIeu WIN .Io0u was ltenIihtd Is his
TN " ecdi!ar button which he Wore.
II Ia-t Oh me people upon ms dis
c"NeiH vas QhDouhGeq' ana 1t was
soon Iuiliofeu tnat heiIar would be
tdhell rom me jan out; haIi-hour
oIt"ic Tue Ilop assembled, ne was
Ir"Noli - 'ue "oouS' 70 q ms NE.
1niee Ii'hdFed men demanded his
W~Ac'eaD0uts anu threats OF death
"eIv ii!1ue 70 tiIe cnellIl; VINO, unable
. lG't''' lJN edleu tHt W~heredDouiS OF
NeIiH1' "Ho was captured ny the
: Itgl-oiS' e-SHt LllIeS east lfohi La
- nc NaIl>aS' ana taken back 70
ma pl"ce he4ltL ne77ed Tor ms NE,
nut ~ iIot confess NJ @HiIt. lie
aaheu tliilc 10 MAKE MS Will WH!ch
10 5i"titcG. Aitel iilaN4il2 ms WE'LL
~ ~ a "9InI taheI 10 t44t inner ON
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-22
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 81.

M
Inc thlIadelphla PARTY lett Tor
nome TINS morning. IheN Will stop
At Shlcaso ana expect 10 reach Phlla-
delphla August som.
Inc democratic committee denoun-
Legislature, Tor Supervisors and
School Directors, by the Municipal
Convention, and calls for a mass
meeting Saturday night, to ratify all
the nominations legally made.
The schooner Lizzie is in quaran-
tine. She had smallpox on the voy-
age. +. }. smith, 4 printer, jumped
overb ard and was drowned. W. II.
Smith, second mate, died on the 2Sth
Of June, OF smallpox. Eleven men
out OF fourteen had the disease.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-22
Iazpavers vs., the Railroad.

We published the other diy in our
telegraph news 4 copy of the petition
which is being circulated among the
taxpayers OF Elko county, praviug
the Board OF Commissioners Of said
county TO place the assessed value of
the Railroad on an equality with all
kinds OF private property. j. w.
Fox, of EIko, has forwarded Us a
copy OF the petition in circular form.
He adds: "Since this movement is
one in which the whole State Is inter-
ested your cooperation is respectful
ly solicited. BY a united effort on
the part OF all the counties in the
State success must follow. Every
thing here, continues the writer,
"looks most eucoUra-ingly."
We can assure Il Elko friends
that we are with them heart and soul
il this movement. The issue is not
new to Us. We have been denounc-
ing the eNtoIti0ns Of the managers of
the Railroad for years, and we have
not the ~reInOteSt idea OF letting up
now We are glad to see the move
ment assume tangible shape, and we
bid the independent. fearless taxpav-
ers OF Elko gad-spped il the good
work. We append their petition in
full:
To TIE Honorable the B5ud II County
Commissioners q EL50 Comfy:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

PARIS, August 81.
y report from the vessel in which
Henry Rocheford was shipped Tor
New Caledonia, SAYS that his fellow
%convicts, considering his course trea-
sonable to the cause of the commune,
made an attempt TO lynch him. and
the officers of The ship were obliged
to assign him quarters apart from
and protected against the commun-
ist eNiles.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-22

In this town, ALE. CHARTZ Is author
-zei 10 receive subscriptions for the SEN
mel, and collect for the same. All per-
sonsin Eureka owing tor subscriptions
wall pay them 10 him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-22
SALOON AND LOT FOR SALT
$500 REWARD.

WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD
EpriE"T[ 'ne recovery of the body of &. r.
mn, supposed 70 have been mnr'
utreu, or a Reasonable portion of - -
any Information leading TO his VIZ
hbouts, II alive. Gfcrn LEFT Eurata -
ms ranch, about four miles "
Town. on Wednesday last, the i3th inst VI
.ro,t. }. D.. SULLIVAN.
au+l" Sheriff of Eureka Countv
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-22
Government Buildings,

About twenty-five public buildings
are now il course Of erection under
the Government Supervising ArcAi-
tect, all Of them to be fine structures
and many Of them to cost, when com
pIeted, millions of dollars. They
comprise chiefly courthouses, custom
houses, and pOoloiIi-es-in most cases
two of these branches of the public
service TO he included III one build
ing-and are u be erected in cities in
all parts OF the country, from Maine
to Oregon and from Michigan to
Louisiana. Among the greater and
more costly buildings in this class
are the War and Navy Department
building at Washington, IS. 1000, 900:
New York Courthouse and PostotIic,
S6,000,OOa; Chicago Custom House.
5000, 900; Boston PO-totlice and ST.
Louis Custom ~IIa3i>a and P~ostoiIice,
$1,000 600 etrn, Philadelphia Post
ohico aid courthouse and the New
Orleans Custom House, each S3,OOO,-
900; and the Charleston Custom
house, =, $50. CCG.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-22

NJ. Z. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale in all PARTS
Of the city. Also /. &. Batcman's agent
Iyr the Monroe Survey. office at the
California Lumber Yard, southeast cor
ner of Buel and Batemau streets. aol0
EETEMBER that lumber is only SIS per
u at ElaScr'S iumbcr yard.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-22
New Go-0ap.
SELECT SCHOOL,

ASR~. \. GIILELEND, SUCCESSOR
n to Mrs. HibJInS, VIII open a private
school on Monday, the 18th instant, in
Inc NeStrN room Oi IT. James Church.
au21-IW
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w f.. GRIFFIN. .-............Palisade
A. Nj. HORN E.......
4. ............H Hamilton
All Of whom are authorized 10 receive
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions tVrthe
SESrISEL. and receipt TOR the same.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-22

ARMS FOR INDIANs.-A remarkable
report, says the Virginia Chronicle,
from the upper Missouri river, of the
discovery Of two thousand stand Of
Sharp's breach-load.ng rifles, intend
ell for delivery to the Sioux. A
bountiful supply of ammunition ac-
companied the rifles. These were 90
ing to the Indians under I've of an
uity goods. As these Sioux are on the
verge Of revolt on account of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, this at
tempt to furnish hem with arms is
one of the blacklist developments
made of late.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-22
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
By Overland Telegraph.

SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-22

", DTRLEY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-22
Obituary.
REV. JAMES RIDDLE.

Ono Of our most respected citizens, Reverend
james Riddle, died at his residence, at Brandy
wine Banks just beyond the city limits, about
o'clock, last evening, aged 10 years. Mr.. Riddle,
as our readers have from time to time been ad-
vised, has been seriously i'll for some time, and
his decease has not been unexpected for several
days. Naturally man of robust health. aud
sound constitution. his health failed within
about three years, and he has been, at all times,
more or less invalid.
MIR. Riddle was born at Belfast, Ireland, in
1903. and came to the United States in 1897,
where he commenced the business of manufac-
turing cotton goods. in Delaware County, Pa
The next year, he formed partnership with his
brother Samuel Riddle, and the two continued
in business, at Springfield, Delaware Co.,
until 1888, when James went TO Avondale,
on Crum Creek, remained there till 1915
and then removed to the extensive and valuable
Lawrence estate on the Brandywine, just above
Wilmington, Here he established large and sue
ceasfnl business which has now been conducted
for several years. with tho partnership of his
son, and Bon-in law, under the firm name of
James Riddle, Son q Co. Around their mills
little town has grown mp, and by the cordial as-
Blstance and cooperation OF the proprletors, ed
ucational. literary, and religious work has been
eifectually promoted among their numerous OPP
eratives. Few employers, probably. are more
beloved and respected by their employees.
Mr. Riddle has been prominent and active
member Of the Republican Party and in 1866,
lie was its candidate for Governor receiving
large and complimentary vote. He remained, at
his death, the member OF the National Republl-
can Committee, for Delaware.
II was facetioua remark Of Mr. II. that he had
chad two calls-one to cotton manufacturing aud
one to the ministry" Before leaving Ireland he
had united with the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and he became, in this country, one of its warm
est and most active working members, and
licensed as local preache7 in 1881. His gifts
we're naturally good he had the plain common
sense OF the North OF Ireland, with much of that
genial humor aud mother wit, which is the pocul-
lar gift of all his countrymen. His preaching
was practical and effective
The funeral, OF which notice is elsewhere
given will take place on Monday next, at
nrlnrk