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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02

CONTRACTS Pog PUBLIC PRINTING AWARDED.
Dir. K. +. Walker, Superintendent of Public
Printing. Yesterday awarded the work OF bis
department Tor the ensuing twelve months
Rs follows: Jlrnes E. Goode received the
printing OF acts at sixty cents per thousand
for composition, fifteen cents per token for
Ires..woFk !; Journals, &c, Of both houses at
forty cents per thousand, fifty cents. per
token; all other book-work not enumerated
IL advertisement Of Superintendent, forty
o.A;s per thousand, forty cents per token ;
a. IDb-work, eighteen cents per thousand,
fifteen cents per token.
x. h. Henry Was awarded the printing of
annua reports, &C., at thirty-tiye cents per
tt0u-anc and forty cents per token.
J3An j. Palmer twenty-tourth volume OF
Tr'irAiI's reports, at forty cents per thou
sar0, thirty. one cents per token.
Z. l.. Ludwig was awarded the lithograph-
inS 1t - per thousand for printing envelopes
and 50 per thousand for letter-heaGs.
>imons d Nottingham and j. j. English
were awarded contracts for binding, ruling,
d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02

LEcrrIg.-Rev. w. 81. Milburn Will dc.
liver q lecture at B:ead- Street Methodist
church tomorrow night on, That Blind
Man Saw In England y ~ y s.s't''''t :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02

pgRsoNAL.--Messrs. B. +. Doaksnd A. r.
Breed. Of Lynn, Mass, With their ladies.
are visiting this city, and yesterday called
upon Governor Kemper. s.'.s,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02

DEEDS RycoRDED.-Tbere were 226 deeds
recorded In the Chancery Court In the mouth
Of Narch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02

>, SUPREME CorRT OF APPEALs, WEDNESDAY,
lfH'cit,on cS. Richardson. Appeal allowed
from decree Of the Circuit Court of Neck
ieuhnrS county.
Farmers Bank rs. Gunneil's administra.
':.A. hotlon continued till Wednesday next,
lDr s.h instant. -
Ai>on rS. Hasklns. Order to give new bond
t'HuFhab!c TO the 10Th instant, or to show
1@u,e tLen on failure why appeal should not
IT dismissed.
=, hi carter, Esq, qualified to practice in
hi, court.
haidhtt's executor rs. Norment and wife.
argued by Mr.. K. 7. Daniel for the appel.
iaA'' ana Judge Meredith and Colonel
Vung Tor the appellees, and submitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02

SOMETHING hEw.-The ladies of the. Bap-
tist fair for d, 'ssions have on sale at one
Of their tables in tbe fair room, opposite the
Postoffjce. a very unique toy. il is called
the "Amateur tt tegraphic Instrument"
and is so constructed as to produce O sound
precisely similar to th.t OF the "sounder''
used in the regular tele. 'raph business A
card containing the clarac ers OF the Morse
Telegraph aiphabet, accom- snles the iustru-
ucnt, and by a little practi> e any one may
learn to read the sounds just as the opera.
tors do. Besides this they have many useful
aud ornamental articles for sale, .Sod furnish
lAosl excellent dlnuers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02

APFMcArlos PoE INJUNCTION AGAINST THE
RtbEklckssrkG RAILROAD CoMrANY.-Ap-
Lneat!on for Injunction in behalf of Henry
,.nliller, K. Ferrandini, Z. Hirscb, V. Barga-
a'ih, George KLEIN, .. Morganstern, +.
tiuDc, }. s. Wexford, o. A. Crenshaw. j.
i y Conna!ly, and p. Z. DupDy, property
o, Fhers on Broad street, was yesterday made
10. Judge FitzLugh, Of the ChaEeery Court,
10 ), op the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Iotol Vtc Railroad Company from using To-
comoti YES On said street. The Judge d.
rccted /. u railroad company to be notified
tha, the i, 92lication will he heard by him on
ihe 10Th il %fant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02
ANOTHER EXPERT.

a DIR. Perrow was next called and sworn,
and the first Hypothetical question read TO
him by the counsel for the defence, to which
the witness replied that he was probably OF
unsound mind. .Ha4as' -; .>;s;;.! ,.,,. :, !.
- o. Have you heard oil the evidence that
has been given In on, this motion since yes
sertiay morning 9SaI :. -
B "A. Yes, sir, nearly all except that of Gene.
ral Rogers and of one other gentleman whom
IL do not knoWs fss Va,
@. From that testimony, what would you
consider the condition of Colonel Mayo on
the28d and a4ths -. .s...,. {. ;,
|: sA. lYeuldsay that he was IN insane man,
but could LOT say SO for the two days Of Ine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02

icoScteDsD On focsrs Fta.a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
HARD ON SENATOR JONES.

The Sacramento Record i especially
sever ON Senator Jones. Comment
ing on his letter addressed 10 the late
Republican ratification meeting III
Virginia City it says:
Ii appears to us that for a man Who
has made his money i'll the pursuits
followed by senator Jones, this i not
merely silly, but dangerous talk. Il
also appears To u that in >peakinS fer
the Republican party on this Question
he speaks without authority. The
kind OF dCmaEoEue that goes roundthe
country bloNiatin- about the grasp of
monster corporations on the throat of
productive enterprise is a very
low and deha>ei kind. indeed.
ami as a rule consists of char
acteri>tics and ptnnjless adNenturer>;
but when We find a great CAPT
taii>t. who has become suddenly rich
without iaEor or merit OF his OWN, ad-
~Noca'ing the legislative repression OF 4
class OF his ieliow-eapltail>,>, who GER
taiElv have something to show for
their wealth. We feel constrained l.
pause and IN the phenomenon
with some attention. Mr.. Jones says
he Is iireNocahly bound 10 "the cau>e
of the People and ii i quite possible
that he thinks he owes The people
some service. for his millions unque>-
tionablv were derived from their peck
ct>. and tha;. too. without amy sub
>tantial consideration.
senator Jones should feel battered:
for is not the Reco1rt the organ of the
Central pacitice
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18

Tho p.>r> WASHINGTON di,na;ch saws
thaf afi>nt..b was received Al the a.
tarnav G~iaer4f,- aIire. ais morning.
frrm fha United STAT. Marshal al
Nnnfannl.rv AIabafra. stating tina,
Tor: y.7yyn more arrest.nfrtr>ou. ruII
~ III op.r4aa. mon E+fnhIirans and
If Iafrsns, H.. Enit=d So. maiIs
bava G..ar =,I,lsia
Ws5iuron snari,l says. Ex-
Govsrnrr- IaIi. and Eoufa. E,ker arc
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
MAINE

The Legislature elect of Maine, re-
marks the Sacramento Union, will
have 10 elect a United States Senator
to succeed Hamlin, whose term expires
on the 4th Of March. IIamliu is weak,
unpopular. and identified with extrava-
gance and mi~sovernnN at the
South. if not with the eorruptioni>ts.
lie is ore of that numerous class of
American politicians Who a never
rise above the >traight-laced partisan
TO the elevation of true statssmenship.
And yet it is probable that, by an ar
raugement with men more popular
than himself. like Blaine and Govern
or Perham, he will be reelected to the
Senate. e his much more worthy
competitor, Israel 3. Wa>hhurne. Ir.
Washburne is Il clear cut Republican.
and has pounds of ability 10 tIamliu's
ounces, but he is not of the active
ring" and his honesty and ability are
not likely to be appreciated in the
ring contest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18

turned from Bountiful las. evening,
where he has been conducting an in.
ve>tisatSn o. the ease of the murder
of Mrs. Adams. Her husband was ar
rested ON suspicion of the murder, but
no evidence of his completely in the
crime was proven. 1t was Mt first
supposed she was shot through the
window from the outside. but it i now
believed she was shot by some one in
side. The affair is as much a my stery
now as before.
George q. Cannon is not vet arrested
and it is not positively known. outside
cf the Court and Grand Jury. that an
Indictment has been found agsins.
him.
No decision has yet been given in the
Ann Eliza alimouy ca>e.
Brigham loung's health is reported
as very peor and his life is believed to
I've of short duration.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
THE :. REVElLLE" On MATTERS
GIBERNATORlAl.

The Rerei{ie thinks that some I'M
fair things are being perretrated in the
G~ubernatorial contest HOW progress
ing in this Stale. That journal shows
u disposition, worthy OF cammenia-
ton. to see that equal and exact justice
be done. As showing the position OF
the Reuedle, We give the subjoined
from its issue OF the 18th.
From a nou-parti>an and di>inter-
GSted point of view, the attempt by
certain democratic papers to make 1t
appear that Dr. Hazleft Is blameahie
Tor his vote on the bill releasing the
Rhodes boud>men i incon>I>ten: in
the extreme. When ;he bill was be-
fore the Legislature. is passage or de
feat WAS looked upon simply a. a
matter Of public policy; ana tina. tie
bon l>nen wore both Republicans and
Democats. and that iii addition to r.
p~ublicans, such sterling Democrats a,
Senators Mccoy. Mills. McBelh ana
Wilson's voted Tor it> passage and
conscientiou>ly, too. The passage OF
the bill WAS considered Ivy over two
thirds of the Legislature to be what
General Williams would call a sound
measure OF policy" il was not
considered among the probabilities
that the State could ever recnv-
er the amount from the bonds
men. and the bill was pissed in
order TO save the Safe from
an almost endless and profi.leSS litiwa-
ton; but even granting that the pas
SAGE Of the bill was o it iii be-
t''i!gs Dei'3cIa't Pap5,s 10 asSeihp1
~ NJ" oH'u'H on " ieI5'",iSdt' 5'F
80 - IL men seNt4al q tie
SHINING li-h's ol beil"elatS Voc" ne
sA'iiT way, anu Must therefore, De
'ItSi'f rgit1otc'
,Lt 80 " 1,,'lNe1 ~! =
Hoo>i"S ise"i3' - rue ne IN Nozt
iof ,le paS,4-e OF tAe AnI'lii ant bas-
= NiI'1i''iii i.5tt'9'lt o''' H'ei cva-
rIet suosi'tN elH'-F' ny Re re
LanUei c'ui'S IeCo4tect ma tntN
het.'oIitu " az Fst>>a-e % ~ -
they fe'VileCt 1hAt tAet wanted ran
roat ana tna' u couiu hot lie otttt
Nltllott. " >"n>iuN iheE We're perfect
- "liAII- Ina Tue e'to>itH eH2lttu ne
-iNeti' ! ! a. oiGeI I" e"'ta "-'.'>t1
pe>rlule Ne'o clause was inserted IN
tAe Oh. requiring tile coLcirrThre u a
niaJoit u AK 80 iSP'c.t't M
!ntee5il.ls VI cue SaAaoie properly "I
me county. anu a me money Wa 70
one gu. OF t"tsF P~eeAet>' Il III uectille
HoHeIHoI DIadieN - ie4! mem 'haI
i"et "eiIa P1'h " IooI>; "pi u5' not
hI'o" VIA NteH wan T,i-dH" ma =
~ 80 !" Jte-tVf' tHe ieV''i5
"-alnss ,'ose IioF brauitE %hieh no"
mss IN !hi> county: iiaI'ett "a"
eo ptsloioii>' vas lilPortuneu oF
d'4'9I ~ ii,e.ih9etS fo,e ioI tue ntI.'
~ 9.s' -, tiiHA!H- ma ne "aN 70
M i9r 4 measure "Aith the Peopie 81
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
CITIZENS UNION TICKET.
-UANILroN. Oct.

HAMILTON, Oct. 10Th, 1874.
EDITOR SENTINEL: | notice in zen
eral Williams cfoan, the Yo,gia,a
LUentnJ Chr0nicte, a ticket headed
Citizens Union" II seems to lie
composed chiefly of the Democratic
nominees for the State offices and the
Legislature. According to the Viz
GINA Post, ait is made up OF ten Dem
ocratic and four Republican nominees
for State offices; n Republican and
n Democratic nominee Tor the Stale
Senate; eight Democratic and four Re
publican nominees for the Assembly"
] see hat The ticket has neither j.. r.
Riorden, Democrat, nor Archy Me
DOnnell, Republican, on it tor County
Treasurer, but instead Of them, ).
ID. Baker, who appears to be the only
person not taken from the regular
party ticket. Will You be good epough
TO explain the significance of the ticket?
SUBSCRIBER.
We can not furnish u corres pond
ent the information he seeks. The
Storey county papers have not offered
anything in explanation, and we do
not remember having seen any refer
ence toa convention Of Union Citi-
zens by that name. We, therefore,
give it up.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18

mining timbers on the Comstock lode.
The contract extends over a period of
five years-l2,o oe, 600 feet to be de!iv-
cred annually. The lumber and tim
Der for this extensive contract is TO be
Obtained from the Lake Tahoe Basin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18

Count Won Arnins's Case BecOunin.
IH:eiiIbie.

LONDON. oct. IL.
A dispatch from Berlin says Count
Won Arnim'S case j. becoming in.eiii-
gible, Itaprears Bismark be-lme in
disnant al the Count preterring the
Ultra Mnntaine monarchy in France
to the comparative liberal and pacific
republic, and determined 10 einove
him. Not wishing, however. to offend
the Count, Bismarck wrote him a cen
>orouS letter. which eeNpected would
induce the Count 10 resign. Won Ar
nm. rellsing.Was finally absolutely dis
missed and took with him Bi>rHarrk's
letters, now represented To he 80 fear
fully offensive. The dispatch also says
it is reported the letters have been pub
lished and offered for sale.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18

HEAVY LUMBER CONTRACT. - We
understand, says the Truckee Repubit-
can, that some Of the leading stock
holders of the Bank of California have
recently closed a contract with certain
lumber dealers at Carson for the dellv-
cry Of 6a,ooo,ooo feet OF lumber and
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18

DAkI>, bct. Il.
lie DptRi0a Ndiionui states tina.
Duke lie Eases, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, has communicated documents
10 the Spanish Ambassador. which
clearly exonerates the French Govern
ment from the accusations made in the
Spanish note, and shows that the note
should have cen addressed 10 other
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18

YUMA CITY. \. T.. Oct. l..
w. Il. Miller. of Castle Dome Mining
District. il i'll town making extensive
purchases. preparatory To starting
smelling works i'll that district again,
and has employed competent men 10
attend to it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
NOTICE.
prKrNA lining AND SMEu.T.

II ing Company. Location of piincita al Place
ol business. san Francisco. California; loca-
tion OF worss, Eureka. Nevada.
Notice: There are delinquent upon
the following described stocb. on account o.
assessment Ne. 4 levied On the l.jh day OF
February, 1874. TIL several amounts set o.
posite tn lanes Of the respective share
holders, rs follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
THIRD DAY. NOV. 29TIl.

First Eace-Running; half mile dash. free
for all; los pounds up: purse sI,O0.
Second baec-Running, mile ard repeat;
FREQ for all; purse el.WV.
Third hace-Trotting. three in FIVE: free
for ali; purse $1,000.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
TeainSt.v sEiiieI

NANIAIN. al. Itt. =.
Yesterday a team ter named. Trim
dad Quaiada, who has been driving
a team tor Miguel Burt;. of this place.
while returning from 20 Santa Inez
Mission. ran over an emhanknicnt, the
wagon falling ulou him. When he
wts found this morning by parties
who Wen; i'll search Of him. lie WAS
dead. the wagon broken III pieces and
the horses badly injured. The Coroner
OF Sau'a Barbara was telegraphed Tor,
bun he failed 10 pat in an app earance
and his body was taken charge OF bv
his relatives.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM

lsaiiinG on the Gamblers China.
man burned tO Death Statutes
for II Democratic Victories
The Pennsylvania Party The
Palace liOtrl-Ehe Ia.
Nc>ii.atiOn Probable AnneNa.
ton Of the Navigator ISLANDS
Another Fool Robbed by the
Monte Sharps.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
Entrance to Close November 25th.

In all the above races. entrance fee will be
- por cent. Three or more to enter, threo 10
start. q. W, HARDY,
Proprietor Willows i;ace Coarse.
atS.i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
Declared au Ouilnw.

TORONTO. Oct. Il.
\ Fort Ceary dispatch SAWS a decia-
ration ot outlawry has been issued by
the Court of the Queens Bench in
Manitoba AGAINST Louis Riel. This
settles II question whether kiel is or
is not. Il fugitive from justice, and any
claim he might make I q sit unmolest-
i'll the House ct Commons.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18

~ ~ w. -
The case of HE seven gamblers, ar
rested AZ the WadSworth House last
night. was continued in the Police
Court, o day. until next saturday.
Defendants are out on bail. ohar
raids are contemplated 10y the Chief of
Police.
After a fire in poScher's building last
evening. a C%hinanan. who had Leen
employed a. cook i'll the house. WAS
found burned TO death. He had evil
IDENTIFY tried 10 kiudle a fire with a can
Of coal oil--anl succeeded. His name
Is uot known.
The democrats vii! fire a salute to-
night in honor OF their victories III the
East.
The Pennsylvania party will leave
for Nevada To-day.
Over one thousand men are en-
ploved on the Palace Hotel. Thethird
s.ory OF the immense building is al
mo>t finished.
Greonhachs, 9ltt9l32.
The mYe> i1a.inu OF the affairs Of the
Curouer's ,ilice II continued till neNt
Tuesday. The revelations made thus
far are simply di>-raceiul. If all is
rue which is woru 10 10y the wine scs.
the Coroner Is guilty ct a series of the
most outrageous pecula;ion>. He still
performs the functions OF his Office,
HOWeNC CT.
Il is reported that a meeting of the
Chamber OF Commerce Will lie held
neNt week for the purpose OF asking
the Federal Government 10 take IN
mediate steps towards the ion
OF the N~a>i.ator> Islands. which are
likely to fail into the hands of the
puieh within ninety days. The ma
tiVes are ANXIOUS To ON under Amer
lean rule. The islands would bc very
Important a Il coaling and supply STA
lion for American steamers plying be-
tween here. China, Japan and Au>tro-
liza.
\ man applied at the Police otlire
to-day, who said he had been rcpned
OF 5000 by NOME >harps ON the line
of the Pacific Railroad. i'll Nevada.
Detectives have the case in hand. His
nanfe is kirkwood. and he i, an old
Californian.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
NOno Mines Shut Down Iron Fur
Hace in OperatiOm-To be tx
tenied-Vein of Iron Discovered
The ttah Western NarrO".
Gauge = Monte >t.arp~ Lravin.
the 4. T.. *. t.. stopped Work
The Adain< Murder Congress.
man Cannon in Trouble Bri.-
hams Health.

III ! wv. -
II is reported tina; the Mono mines
have s!ovped work. and il j. supposed
to be on account OF a d ~stgreeInent be-
tween the owners. They Were consid-
cred the richest mine, in the Terri
tory.
y telegram from Cedar City. Utah.
says that the ron furnace a That place
i III successful operation, and expect,
20 make five ton. OF pig iron per dav.
Some of the r was shipped 10
Provo, the present southern terminus
of the Utah southern Railroad. Ar
raug.ments for the extension of this
railroad southwark are o being
made, bishop Sharp having gone East
10 arrange Tor funds.
\ Vein oil iron ore has been discov-
cred i'll Morgan county, Utah, five
miles from the Union Pacific Railroad,
which l. claimed to he equal to any
discoveries If this kind in WvomIing.
Norklnen are employed on the
grade Of the Utah Western Narrow
Gauge from this place, and car are
promised 10 be running 10 Lake Point
Before Spring.
The monte men. who have been tor
50 long a Time plying their calling
along the line of tie Central Pacific
Railroad, are reported a. leaving that
field nn ccount OF tie efforts OF that
company fer their arrest and punish
meIIl.
The Mcllenry mine. in Farlev's
canyon, has stopped work, hayingnuw
from l.JDD 20 2,0Ju tons of ore on hand.
The trouble is believed to have been
By IA failure IN the payment OF
their new and expensive mill recently
erected.
This seasons mining operations in
Utah has been more successful than
any previous year.
ihc Terri ogial Attorney General re-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18

Fowers.1Th Spanish Ambassador.
says lie opinion Not'opdt. expressed
his satisfaction.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18

EoNRNy. Oct. u.
Bengal has been visited by a fright
fui cycloue. which caused general
havoc. Telegraph lines are Frustrated
aud cars blow from the track.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
PUBLIC
iiGX. {. L. De Long

Local committees will please make ar
IA. geuents tor speaking stands OF halls.
Ey order, GEuhGE \. MING.
: .cretary fepublican State cntrai COM
uit-tee. Old
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18

4 Batch OF Ouira.ers and Mail Rob-
ber> Arrested <pportionnlcnt OF
New Federal Officers ia Texas F.
4 Delp-atsoa OF Texans A>>i>t-
ia. in The Wor:S a Democratic
Victory Conceded for Iniiaaa- 4
Democratic United state >r.a-
tor-A tight With the Raf>k ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18

BERLIN, Oct. L..
The residence of the Count Won Ar
MIN WAS again searched to-day by the
police agents OF the Government.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
NEW To Day.
NOVEMBER, 9TH 2sTH, 18th

4 THREE DAMS MEETING WILL
N take place over tho Willows hacc Course,
turcka. on November 9Th. Ssh, 18th.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

INV ORR. Oct. 7.
The French Consul General at thls
port is calling on All male persons OF
his nationally Y, under - years, to reg
i~ter At the Geuerai Consulate ia coli
tormity with a circular from the French
Ministery in regard to military ser
vic.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
SECOND DAY. SOW. .sTH.

F.rs, R~ace-Runninc. half mile and repeat;
100 pounds up; free for ali; purse So.
second lacc-hunning, for second-class
horses, two miles and repeat; parse $50;
catch weights.
Third i.ace-Trottirg. five miles put: free
for all Pacing and trotting horses: purse 500.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
English Nan.of.N ar Arrived.

~ IJIIIi0, Vrt. T..
II. L. NJ. man-ofwar Tcnc1o> ar
rived thi> morning from Panama. Sep
tctHber 9th, touching al SAN Jose de
Guatemala. Acapulco, and Mazatlln.
Ater coaling She Will proceed to san
Francisco. At san Jose q" Guatemala
the T.nedns settled the Magee affair,
the Guatcinalian Government salntin.
The british flag and paying Mage
Eln,uOu.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
\ oct.11.

More complete return, from all the
legislative districts in The State show
the following result: SENATE, Demo-
crats, .; Republicans, II; Independ-
EMS, ). Lower House. Democrats, -;
Republicans, 81; independents, II.
The democratic majority on the Sta'e
ticket will probably reach $1,000.
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$500 90 in Purses
FIRST DAY. NOV. eth.

First Race Running, for secoEd-class run
ners, mile and repeat; purse OF $50; ride to
rulc.
Second Race-Quartcr mile dash, free for
all: 100 pounds up; purse 500.
fhiId bace-1rotting: ~suoond-elass horses;
purse $50.
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BORN.
MARRIED.
DIED,

In Rene, ct. Il. lhsubin Chamberlain t
Mis- Fannie Robinson.
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MISCELLANEOUS
PUBLIC SPEAKING


Republican Candidate for Ssevernor.
-ANIp-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18

ST. Louis, Oct. l..
At Providence, Boone county. yes
terday. Samuel Stevenson shot and
killed Thomas Burnett. Anold grud9e
existed between the parties.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18

LITTLE Rock, Get. Il.
Returns from II additional counties
hold up TO Inc estimate OF last night
5000 majority for the constitution. SO
far but three eGuntic, have voted
against the constitution.
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NEH TO-DAY.

In Reno, tct. II, >ilas Gala.