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Omaha Lottery.
18th LEGAL RAAFxlhG.
Ttme Extended to Marci, 3 isrr
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Great portion of tho Tickets alrcats' t;Is'n
Tickets 81 Each, or SIX fyl. 3 III Oh
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-13
The Vienna Exhibition.

We find in an exchange the pro-
gramme o: the Vienna Exhibition.
The last date for receiving ANYTHING
is the 18th of April, but by special ex-
ception some articles may be placed
so late as the 25th. From the 10Th to
the Goth there will be ageneral inspec-
ton, and on the 1st of May the doors
will be open to the public. From the
LIST to the 10th the first exhibition of
flowers and fruits, and from the 3lst
on to the 9th of June an exhibition of
cattle, sheep and other live stock will
take place. The second. third and
fourth exhibit ms of flowers and
fruits are respectively from the 18th
to the 25th of June, 10th to the 30th
of August, and 18th to the 23d of Sep
TENDER, and from the 18th to the 9th
will be held the exhibition of horses,
dogs, cats, fish, birds. etc. In Octo-
Der there follow exhibitions Of vines,
of game, and other things, and the
great show closes on the 3lst of that
m NTH. BY the 31st of December all
objects exhibited must be removed
and any remaining will be sold on
the 3Oth Of June, 1874. The list of
of the international jury,
who assign tho prizes hive Just been
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Temperance and Democracy.

We never heard of a thoroughbred,
constitutional, last ditch Democrat
who was a very Jealous advocate of
the doctrine of total abstinence. We
are therefore half inclined to extend
our sympathies to the Democratic
editor who goes after Governor Hen
oricks ir the following torcible style
for approving the Indiana temper
ance law
Politically he committed harikari.
and as a Democratic politician has no
no more vitality than a defunct army
mule. In signing the so-called tenn
pcrance bill he has voluntarily placed
himself outside the Democratic organ
ization. and proven himself unworthy
their confidence and regard. They
are done with him h~enccsorth. and
his name will he erased from the list
OF their party leaders and sink into
~obscurity.
If Greeley left a single spark of
vitality in the old party, Governor
Hendricks has certainly extinguished
it. Hence these tears.
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LONDON. April II.
In consequence of the serious i'll
ness of the Pope the usu | Easter ser
vices in the Catholic churches of Eng
land will he curtaileJ
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-13
Agriculture and Mining.

J. Ross Browne contributes an in
teresting article to the Overland
Monthly for April, entitled the Agri-
cultural Capacity of California" He
estimates the agricultural products of
the Golden State in 1872 at SIS, 900, 900,
while the mines are credited with
yielding but $40, coo, 600. The former
was produced, he says, by a popula-
ton of 24,00O, as against a population
OF $4,000 actually engaged in mining.
The Petaluma Argus says Mr.. Browne
has made a grave mistake in his cal
culation, and thinks hat ii the fig
ures were reversed they would be
nearer correct. "-At least thrice as
many people," continues the .irgns,
"are engaged in agriculture as in
mining in this State at the present
time. Matters have changed very
much in this respect during the last
ten or twelve years. In 1860 the min
ing counties had more than half the
population in the State, but there has
been no time since then when there
were $4,000 men actually engaged in
mining, and we doubt whether there
has been a time when more than
10000 have been so employed. The
mining districts have lost more than
half their population during the last
twelve years, while the COW coun-
ties have doubled theirs. This is
shown by the census returns of 1860
and 1870"
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UTAH.
BORN.

In Eureka, New, April 18th, to the wife
of John Frank, u son.
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Modoc Treaohery-The Peace Com
missiouers Massacred,

We publish in our Geographic dis
patches this morning the details of
the massacre OF the Peace Commits
sioners by the Modoc Indians in the
lava bed. General Candy and DR..
Thomas were killed dead on the spot.
and the other members of the com
mission were more or less injured.
Meacham was still alive at the latest
accounts, though there was no hope OF
his recovery.
1t seems passing strange that the
Commission should have been drawn
into the enemies lines. For the last
month it has been manifest that the
Indians contemplated treachery. They
never once consented to a meeting on
neutral ground, and in every ease
they demanded that all the chances
should be taken by the Commission
ers. The Commissioners were finally
e%ntrapped, as will be seen by our dis
patches. through a pretense, on the
part Ofthe Indians, to surrender. b.
BUS SiioiASN oLu oiiC Va HIS Soitll auSS
came within the lines of the United
States troops, surrendered their guns
and passed the night with the sol
diers. Early next morning it was Civ
Ell cut that Captain Jack wanted
a conference, and the Commits sion,
evidently impressed with the belief
that he too desired to give up the
fight, set out to meet him. Arriving
at the point designated for the talk"
few short speeches were made, when
Captain Jack suddenly exclaimed
"all ready" and Immediately began
to fire. General Candy was shot un-
der the right eye, and died almost in
stantly. The other members of the
Commission were in turn attacked,
and in several instances, with fatal
effect. AS soon as the treachery of
the Indians became known the troops
took up their line Of march, and at
latest accounts had advanced some
distance into the lava hed. It is to
be hoped that there will be no fur
Their talk of compromise. 1t is now
apparent that these murderous devils
must he etfectuaily cleaned out be-
fore peace, on any terms can be
hoped for. Let the slaughter pre-
coed,
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EsSTERN DISPATCHES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO SENTINEL
NEW YORK.

NEW 1okk. ADrll IL.
The remains of Henry Hewitt, a
victim OF the Atlantic disaster, was
buried this morning at Greenwood
Cemetery.
judge Woodruff gave an adverse
decision to-day i'll the case OF Me
Donnell. the Bank of England forger.
who applied for release OF the ground
that he was illegally held by Com
missioner Gut,nan.
The "a of Carl Nogt, charged with
the murder of Chevaiier de Bianco at
Brussels some time ago. has been ad-
iourned till Tuesday next.
The bank statement shows an in
crease OF specie of S4G9 900, and a net
gain on the reserve OF 1926, 600.
The steamship City of Brooklyn
took S495 600 specie for Europe.
The Goodrich inqust was moi re-
Suined this evening.
Some striking carpenters in Brook
Ign to-day made Il threatening dem
on>tratlon against a party of men at
work, but left on the appearance of
the police.
ALBANY, April II.
The flood in the Hudson continues,
and has caused several thousand dol
lars worth of damage to property ;
tiiop "a ttSOIpN til OIllld Dtllll-
StOWn and Gloverville Railroad block:
added to the md slides since Tues
day, another slide occurred to-day,
which will prolong the blockade for
several days.
ROCHESTER. Arril y.
The general term OF the Supreme
Court affirmed the Judgment in the
case OF Henry F'rOlich, convicted Of
murder in Syracuse.
NEW JERSEY.
PATTERSON. April II.
Todd Il Ritchie'S jute and hemp
mill burned this morning. l. rsS about
$4,000 insurance, 1900. One hun
bred and thirty hands are thrown out
OF employment.
GEORGIA.
PRESTON. April u.
EnOch Ferdinand Sharr was hanged
here Yesterday for the murder of his
wife on the 4th of May. 1872. His
paramount and accomnlica. Susan
Eberilart. is under sentence to be
hanged May a.
PENNSYLVANIA.
At Newark, Delaware. Yesterday.
joseph Bush, of Wilmington. while
hiding from a fellow student. climbed
to the top of the college cupola by
means of the outside lattice work.
While attempting the feat a second
time he fell and was killed.
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston, April y.
The New England ORGAN Factory
and Cresy 4 Moves molding shop on
Nareham street were burnt This morn
ing. Loss, $50, eco Insured.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April II.
The President to-day appointed
Rutherford b. HAYS for Assistant
Treasurer OF the United States at Ciu-
rinnati. lander the fifth section OF the
act approved March Sd, 1873.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, April II.
Three Cuban ladies, from New
York, are here seeking aid for Cuban
refugees. They visited the Merchants
Exchange to-day, where they received
offers of assistance.
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i4i.i'.G COAST DsSpATCUEs.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
THE MODOC MASSACRE.
General Candy and Peace Commits
sioner Thomas Killed, and A. B.
Mnochorn Ectnilr WorrIod

slOrer Thomas Killed, and A, B,
w. 7, VT
Meacham Fatally wounded.
Anril -
4 carrier has inst arrived from, tho
lava bed. and rcen,rts General Canhy
murdered bv the Modocs,
I,r d., ,..,,
i'Er',-A Mn u
yos.o~a,, nin'A A!'tI Il:
,,il -, "'.'it,,ut ' no ms
wnra .o"t id""mo u',iIe it''n .a:iiP ana
nrnv;>inns hrrthn pa," St".,,,liI anu
'H t'V e'ce Ioiiiiii>S!oh.
A'f>r"Se W"s sti'. out ny me COM
;ni,nt'n' "sMt''s @ 'aiN thiS m m
;t3 P''' ""'"' /" il'iie from lhe
o,n1a - IniI'S i''SuS Nhariey,
,,"iln ! 80 10y .ilt ih'Iet ne c0Ulu
;nr ~ S"ii a. nc INl"ileN' uiu mot
,i.f,n w. ~ 'a:h any more. Inc
,,lcNeI o'ot.-tt MN III ana TOOK hlm
~ ~ - w 1rmt o. IaniN, where thariey
Itit HIS It'ii ana renamed a. the tent
! ram i'i,olf dl:fii'T me night.
Ini1 ,'HIi,i'S BOSTON chafirN came
tni~ '"t" ,nV ''f,li''i>.ioti 'lat zap
rrn I",N az hNe "!ier lhni'ns
1911" ~ '!',rI zen otil>lue our INES.
hnrro .m '1!u nnatS lnen lliouiitrd a
-, 49, m
,""lu 81 GU aver uiielr departure
WHe',ei"i .Il'lIN; Dr. lhoilias' a; Is.
Aica nam ana i'r.. i'Nar, with Riddle
4'.u HIu'N LOT lh!cIl refers started
lnr tile pace appointed. The l!arts
alriNfu ana were closely watched by
tl-h:i ol-,'ti !-'c'tcllaiit -huaiiiS from
me sighal station ON the hill overlook
l'fS l.e camp. About mali an hour
a.tei tie Party mao arrived cry from
the SSlSiiai officer was heard. saving
.ht ilulairs h"d A'tacked the Com
,,is>io'i. III IL moment troops were
nii''Hl arms ahG depinyed as Skin.
linlHlieis ,1li"ei toioheI Green, and
":utFS were gwen To move forward
~ r,,e un"'Ie q,ich. very shortly
a',GfNaruS DT. i,Nar returned ana
told us the Indians had attacked
mem, ana ne was the only M who
I = nut IN Il lew moments after
i.ni':iF ana ms squaW we're seen
Ml.lllil me llckHt lire. From him we
S',lleIeo 'lle account Of the
i',1-Acr":
Meaclall mace a short sneerh to
i.,I'a,S ,niloWed by General Jan
Dy anu " lhoiill . captain Jack
I,leil mace a speech asking for Hot
.rceN ana S0'tnnWood; the places
~" ncc.1lleu ny r"lrcnild aed Doris
Jack it was impossible to rive him
what he asked. Srhonchin tnid
Meacham to SAY no more. that he
(Meacham) had slid enourh unon
that subject. While Schonchin WAS
speaking CaptainJack rot m walkaI
behind the others. turned hack and
exclaimed ALI ready" He drew his
pistol and snapped a ap nj Canhy
He cooked his pistol again and fired'
General Candy te dead shot nndo,
the right eve. Schonchin then shot
Meacham in the shoulder and head
hut he is still alive. Hoston rloy,
and II her Indian shot and killod
Mr.. Thomas. Hooker lin, chn.ed
Dvar for some distance, bnt Dvar
turn ed unnu him win ~, h,"i
tol in hand and jim ram
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columns of Spanish troops. The Car
lists, however, say they withdrew be-
cause they would nOt fight on Good
Friday, but intended To renew the
attack.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
ASTlNwALT, April s.,
via Havana.
revolution has broken out i'm Pan
mi in favor OF ex-President Cor.
rcoso. President Niera is a prisoner.
1t is said he secretly sustains the rev.
olutlonistS, who are in possession of
everything. No lives lost.
WESTINDIES.
ST. THOMAS, April 2,
via Havana.
The British snip Naruna. from New
York. January 23d, for Liverpool. was
a andoncd at sea after being out 81
DAYS. The captain and a mate ar
rived here. The British man-of.war
Challenger found the Naruna, lowed
her into harlor and delivered her to
the authorities. The Naruna was
heavily insured, and the underwrit-
ers will make an investigation.
SPAIN.
MADRID, April II.
Owing to the interruption of trains
by the Insurgents ON the UPPER section
OF the Northern Rlilroad. the Gov
ernneGt has granted Il temporary con-
cession to the company, authorizing
II 10 esrabliSh a line of tea uers from
st. Andre to Bavonne, for the trans
nortltion of passengers to and from
France.
P~EEPIGNAN. April II.
y dispatch from Pay .e.da. dated
at , to.dtv. saws: After the fail
ure of their final attack list night. the
entire Carlist force withdrew before
daylight, leaving three hundred dead
and wounded ON the field. We lost
5 Killed, and have many wounded.
FIVE houses were fired Ivy the cne-
mvS shells and DESTROYED. Prccau-
tons have been taken against the re.
newal of the siege.
NOVA SCOTIA.
HAIIFAX, April II.
y meeting of the friends of the lost
passengers of the Atlantic was held
tonight, at which resolutions were
passed condemning the White Star
line managers for not taking more
vigorous measures for the recovery of
bodies.
The Customs authorities are now
5 tlstled that the story Of silk icing
found III crOckcrv rates was untrue.
The brig ID. W. Tennessee has been
Chartered 10 take to New York the
goods already saved.
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columns of Spanish troops. The Car
lists, however, say they withdrew be-
cause they would not fight on Good
Friday, but intended TO renew the
attack.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-13

COMING HoME.-Senator J. p. Jones
is expected to put in an appearance
on the Comstock the present week.
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.Nrw Io-nap.
Dissolution Of Copartnership

dissolution OF Copartnershlp.
FSyHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
fore existing between Isaac Philip
son and George Young, in the GuIsinith
business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. George Young will continue
the business at the old stand, i'll the sill
Yer Brick building, collect all moneys
due, and pay all bills against the Iirm.
ISAAC PHiIlPSON.
GEORGE YOUNG.
Eureka, April /, 1873. ap13
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GERMANY.
AUSTRIA.

BRUSSELS. April 70
The Government has stationed a
man-of-War at OStcnd to prevent the
encroachment OF English fishing YES
sells.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-13

this afternoon, at Oakland, was won
by Elmo in three heats. Time, 2:3Ois,
and 2:314. About 5000 peo-
pie witnessed the race.
The Woman's Suffrage State Con-
vention adjourned to-day sine d,e.
Mrs. Hanks and Mrs. Kimball, the
proposed Delegates to the Paris Con-
v%ention, have resiged.
UTAH.
SALT LAKE CITY, April II.
Brigham Yonng resigned the Presi-
denotes of the Utah Central and South
ern Railroad to-day. He has now re-
tired from all business affairs in order
to go to Arizona with the mission, to
build the Southern Pacific Railroad in
that Territory. The action weakened
the faith of the secular operations of
the Mormons.
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published. 1t is asserted that the en-
tire space allotted to the United States
has been taken.