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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-31
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OE PORTLAND.

r Friday, Oct. 80.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Geo Washington, Whitehead, N York
passengers and mdse to j Magma.
Steamer City OF Portland, Pike st John, NIB, via
Brig Anna M knight, Davis. Baltimore-coal To
Maine Central RR Vessel to master.
Mc Slg aa Vessel e aRss MEer %
Sch Hattie A Butler keed. Savannah hard pine
to J s Winslow & Co, and Curtis 8 Davis.
Sch Cyrus Hall. Howes, Philadelphia to Ran
N Sch q NJ Potter, Allen, So Amboy-coal to Rounds
Sci sedona johnson. South Amboy- coal to j vi
Sch Ocean Belle, (Bp WATSON, Providence, to load
for st John, NIB.
Sch Harriet Chase. OBJ Quinan, Boston.
Sch Champion, tBr) Granville, Boston, to load for
St John. NIB.
Sch Emeline, Roberts, wiscasset.
Sch Victory, johnson. Bristol.
Sch Oregon. Dunton Boothbay.
Sch Como Lewis, Millbridge for New York.
schs Elizabeth, evens, and Florida, Jones, Ban
S schs Ieonora, spofford, and Magnum Bonum,
Hale, Bangor for Boston.
Sci j Lane, Kendall. Bangor for Scituate
Schs j W Woodruff, Haskell. and W Dubosq,
Norton, Bangor for New ~, York e. N.,.v,r,.
sehs A Chase, Robinson, and st Lucar, Cooper,
Rockport for Boston. :,
Rockport for Boston.
Sch Diadem, Gray, Winterport for New York.
CLEARED.
Barque Ada Gray, Race, Buenos Ayres-A & e
Spring.
Barquentine Lizzie Merry, Lawrence, Havana
Isaac Emery.
ham.
Sch Odell, Winslow, Boston-Phnney & jackson.
Sch Geo Amos, Bunker. Halifax-John Porteous.
Sch Guiding Star, (Br) Potter, Windsor, NS-John
Porteous.
Sch Torpedo, Huckins, Lubec-Nathl Blake.
Sch Hannah Grant, Pickett, Millbridge - Nathl
Blake.
Sch waldemar, Duncan. Bucksport-Nathl Blake.
Sch Railroad, Webster, Castine-Nathl Blake.
SAILED-Sch Clara Leavitt.
The yacht Ethel. Of Portland, 80 tons, has been
sold to parties at Darien, Ga, and is to used tor
pilot boat at that port and vicinity.
[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at New York SOth, sch Ethel, from Portland for
Cid at Baltimore goth, sch Cassie Jameson, for
| Portland.
Passed Newcastle, Del, 30th, sch Tennessee, from
| Philadelphia for Portland.
Sch Eva Yates, from Philadelphia for Boston, is
| ashore on Bull Head Bar.
LAUNCHED-At Cherryfeld 28th by Nathan Hinck-
| ley, a barque Of 700 tons, named AdOph Engler,
owned by the builder and others of Cherryfeld, to-
eether with parties in New York, and to be COM
handed by Capt Danl j StrOut.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-31

LAUNCHED-At Cheryfeld 2eth. by Nathan Hinck-
ley, a barque of 700 tons, named Adolph Engler,
owned by the builder and others of Cherryfeld, to-
gether with parties in New York, and to be COM
handed by Capt Danl j StrOut.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-17

The Washington Life Insurance
Company Of New York is every way
worthy the illustrious name it bears.
Its solidity is unquestioned. 1t ever
has been beyond criticism. 1t is the
only Company which applies its dirt
bends to hold good a policy, which 9TH
erwise would be null and void from
payment Of premium. It pos.
sesscs a combination Of desirable fca-
lures which no other organization can
claim.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-17
unusual Bargain. in Dry Goods.

Now, while dry goods are so cheap,
and the desire Of every family should
be to make the money 60 as far as pos
sible,-we think we are doing our read
ers good turn by directing attention
to the prices at which D. ". lngersoll
L Co.. of st. Paul. are selling goods.
Good grey domestic fannels, soto a3c.
Good Atwood heavy red fannels, DOC.
Good check shifting hannels, ~ to
4oc.
Canton fianneis from IL IL to 25c.
GREY blankets So to S. . p.ir.
White blankets $3.50 to 80 pair.
French merinos so and 75c per yard
have not been so cheap in 90 years
Good brown sheetings. yard wide,
| IL to l0c.
Send for samples and see how The
goods look. We have not seen good
goods sold so cheap for many years.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-17

California, Sutherland offering to drive |
him to the depot in a cutter. On Jan. |
7th, Sutherland called for Wenham to |
drive him to the depot. The trunk
was put in the cutter, and the friends
drove to Carthage. where the trunk
was deposited in a hotel. The
two friends went out driv-
ing in the cutter, and, at a
considerable distance from town, were
met by third person. much disguised.
who Joined them. The three men were
seen in the sleigh that evening. When
the cutter returned there were only
two. Wenham was missing. Suther-
land took possession Of thu trunk at
Carthage. and there the matter ended.
1t was given out that Wenham had
gone to California as he intended. and
therefore his absence aroused no suspi-
cion.
Not long afterward, before than
had come, farmer living near Car
thage observed tracks in the snow
There was blood sprinkled about, and
the track of cutter. He noted these
marks and aroused the neighborhood.
| A hunt was made for the evidence Of
murder. which was rewarded by the
discovery Of Wenham's body, which
had been pushed through hole in the
ice into small creek, and left there.
1t took the citizens of Carthage little
time to connect Wenham's disappear
ance With Sutherland's visit. and sub
sequent possession of an unusual
amount Of money. One cold, stormy
night posse Of policemen started in ;
cutter for his house, and there
arrested him for the
murder of Charles Wenham. Many Of
the clothes of the murdered man were
found in the room. in which he slept,
besides other evidence of his connec-
ton with the crime, all Of which were
carefully noted by the scrutinizing off,
GERS Of the law. But strange fate
was in store for the homicide, which
rendered their vigilance unavailing.
When the cutter bearing the prisoner
reached the scene Of his crime. the
guilty wretch shuddercd and died. The
, cutter brought to the Jail the body o.
the murderer, but that was all. The
law was apparently satisfied that retri
button had overtaken the guilty. anc
; the matter would have rested but fol
the pertinacity of the Carthaginians
They put detectives on the scent. ane
allowed them to work up the case.
The identity Of the third member Q
;. the sleighing party was yet to De estah
lished. The fact that he was flush o
: money after the murder, and absen
from home on that night, started tn
detectives. They entrapped him int
petty thefts, and Leo him to pass coun
!, terfeit currency. Then they planned
bank robbery, and, by doubling hi
courage, led him to assure them that
man who had taken hand in murde
II could be trusted with little affair {
{ the kind any day in the week. III
: matter was given to the grand jury
:; and true bill found against Hiral
q Smith for being an accomplish. In Ma
: his trial commenced. and in June b
was convicted. Every effort wa
made for the Communication of his SCI
/ tence, but, excepting respite OF thrt
II months, without avail
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-17
WAS he euILN?
The Peculiar Case of Hiram smith.
Who Was Hanged Dec. Attn.


New York Special Dec a to the Chicago
Tribune.l
Hiram Smith was hanged at Water
town, y. Y. to-day for completely In
the murder Of Charles Wenham on
Jan. 6, 1873. Last night the Governor
telegraphed final decision not to IN
terfere. Smith was tried IN june, con-
victed, and sentenced to death July
oath. Great efforts were made for
communication. but brief respite alone
was secured. He has
DENIED HIS GUILT FROM THE FIRST.
and has comported himself like man.
eating and sleeping well to the very
last. His spiritual adviser, the Rev.
J. W. Rubnam. spent the morning with
him. At 1870 P. ". Sheriff Babbltt
conducted him to the gallows. which
had been raised in the Jail yard. After
| religious services, the doomed man
made a speech, calling God to witness
that he was innocent
The evidence against this man is lit
tie more than circumstantial, and 1t Is
by no means improbable that his name
is another added to the long. sad lis'
Of innocent victims of evil clrcum
stances
/ TIE CRIME
/ Never was stranger story connected
with . murder, and seldom IN recen
times has evidence been more OF thu
circumstantial order than IN Smith
. case. Nearly three years ago Charlie
Wenham, the murdered man. AM
, Charles Sutherland. his friend, wer
1 warm friends, in love with the sam
girl. and living in neighboring towns
Wenham possessed little money save
!. from his earnings, with which he decid
!. ed to go to California and grow wealthy
1 Before starting he received iette
j from his friend, requesting an lnte1
I view. Wenham met his friend, IN
; arranged to 50 to Cleveland instead
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-17

HrRsurE CnARxs-Are developed and
made beautiful by the use Of Morse 5
Luxurene.' arecent invention OF deodo-
rized and refined cocoanut-oIl- &C., fast
supercenng all other hair preparations.
PRICE so cents.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-17
A GOOD INVESTMENT!
With P1obab e Chance OF Realizing Largely
$40 WILL m fSa 4 ssS1 azA 4 is1 1 DAA

The Managers Of CATHOLIC SCHOOL OF MINNESOTA
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Al a s gs 1ss with s s iaS tic Pspo s
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f. addition to the above estate arrangements following
Daily and Weekly Papers:
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daily h equivan in
s sss hs a r s ,sa y sf .s 80
; ss .ss s ill.,; ,: s 2 t.
1sa r sd saa ana as
Th required be divided
Hs IL S,as v Victoria ass s% Avenue dos.s
:: s acre. e Lot os sq aa1d sSsnSs na Hs -
S On s s avenue NEAR s vioia street
I ssis k Esss s ss'
$500 each emo =. 80
s S;: $ lssss
Vs ,ss 'ss t is s 49, s:ss
10 acre a Lots ssoaas 's00s
i * acre Lots IN Section Town % han q n ng par
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Managers so
= : 81 4 !: Is
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st Paul r W. hranz, lasLss
George
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W.
Charles Fartanlt
dressed w. RALICK and Manager
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zines @eri9tsboten in Der biI60Fi6en
Wobnung prd1entirte ben 8erbaf ftsbe=
febl uno lieB Dem @errn Bil@ofe bei
,uel1em Der @eibbil6of oer @eneral=
8ifar uno Die iibrigen Mit9lieber 6es
Domcapitels periammelt ,uaren eini9e
3eit fir Die n0tbi9e @orbereitun9. o.
9lei6 bic @tunoe Der 8erba flung 9ebeim
gebalten iuar batten iid bod 9unoerte
bon Mdnnern uno Trouen Dor Dem bi=
l@0f. Palais per1ammelt 10 oo B Der
Wa9en (gytrapoI), Der ben Oberbirten
aufnebmen 1ollte nur NIT Wtube Die
5trobe pa1liren tonnte. Ser 9err 8i<
l9of prote{ {tirte no9mals ener9il6 9e9en
Die @emalt uno lpurbe bann su Dem
bereitl ltebenoen Wasen 9efiibrt BON un=
unterbrodenen uSo9s" Der Men9e be-
sriiBt. Nebem Dem Yoitillon nabm Oct
@eridtsbote Ylab, i'm Wa9en befonben
li9 Der 8i19of, Der BIZ l96f. 9offaplan
@tamm unb bet grecutor. Sn allen
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pallirte, uieoerbolten Ii6 Die bonnernoen
vSo9s," Die ni9t eDer peri ituu1mten> Big
li6 Die @efdn9niBpforte Dinter Dem &C.
fan9enen 16loB. Muf ben @eli4tern
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Der tiefite @dmer5 aus uno ielbft man=
9em erniten Manne roQten $brdnen
iiber bic Wan9en; inoeHen fielen teiner<
lei @rceKe Dor, Die @taot lit rubi9 un6
biil(t ii@ in itille Srauer auf beiIere
Sage boffeno.
8ii 6of p. b. Wf arwib botte
bereits Muforoerun9 erhalten, Bis gum
%. Suli li9, fails er ni6t bic iiber i6n
uerbdn9ten @eloitrafen be5able, in bem
Griminal9efdn9niB 5u Dan5i9 5u ite1en,
wiorisenfaQs feline Werbaftuns erfol9en
per6e. Sm borti9en @eri9ts9ef efdn9nib 1T
our Mufnabme 6es 8ii9ofes iebt ales
bereit seitellt. Seoo9 bat, tpie mar Dem
n@efpr." @oltsbl." 56reibt, oem&reisee=
ri@t in Pr.=@tar9arbt ST., Mnttuort in
Pelplin ~obne @iiien oes Bii6oles" Elm
ar5tli6es Mtteit ein9erei9t, nod tuel6en,
oer@eiunoheits5uitano bes Bil9ofes our@
bic 8erbiibung oer in Mnii6t ite5enben
@efdnenibitrofe in boDen' @rao gefabr=
bet erl@eint.
=. -Die bent19eu 8ii60fe. 9ie
8erliner v@ermania" ertldrt, lie iei au=
torilirt, su beltatisen, 6ab eine Grfldrun9
Der preubiI4en 8iid6fe an bic preu=
bil9e &e9ieruns our6 ben 8reslauer
Guribil9of 6ebin lautenb erfol9t lei, bab
Die Stride einieit9en Staats9eieben uno
8erorbnunsen lber tir9li4e Dinge ii@
our6ous ni9t ,lntertuerfen 'ionbern nur
BET papit unter Mabrun9 ienes fir9=
li6en Prinoipes ben &e9ierunsen 8efug=
ni6e betrefs Der fir9li9en @erbdltniiie
t6nne. DieQlntmort bes@taats=
miniiteriums 1T cine einfa6e @mpfan9s
6eldti8ung getpeien. = ,.
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go. TO-

B1dtter entDoltcn Tolgenoes Sic i6tpei=
seril uSimes" per0Hentli@t bie&efgna=
lion bes Yaters 9pacintb tueld6e lautet :
y Sn tiefiten @runoe meines 9ersens Der
&ir9e, in ,uel1er.i1 9etau # muroe, 5use=
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@tur5 i6 ,piinl6e, uno III Oer our@ Ct
| fobrun9 binldnglid be9riinoeten leber=
aeu9ung, bab Der liberale &atbolicismus
in @en[ lpeavr liberal in Der politit nod
fatbolii6 III Der 9feligion lit, beebre id)
mid meine &eli9nation als pfarrer oie=
ler Staot ein5urei9en,"
Sn @ent mo- st 6paclntb bis Dor
&ur5em pa itorirte, luil's gar nidt re1t
9eben. Gin &eilenber ersdblte neuliG Z
~8ei meinem jiin9fen Wufentbalt in
@enf belu9te i9 an einem @onnta9e
Die STRIDE, 100 9Dacintb @ottesbienit bielt.
Sn Der 9roben STRIDE tuaren faum
400 Perloneu, Die li6 ni@ts >ueni9er als
ansddtig perbielten OoB Semanb li@
nit Dem &reuSe be5ei6nete, nabn1 id
ni9t tpabr, mas midi sur 8ermutbung.
bra6te> oab ,uobl bic >ueni9iten @y=&az
| tbolifen 1ein 1no9ten. 9Dacintb lag bic
Melle franS6lil6 uno Die Gonlecrations<~
worte 1pra6 ct 10 lout, OoB man es i'm
oer san5en Stride b1ren tonnte. Sd ging
bonn in sic fatbolil9en &ir9en uno fanb
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ben 9aaren, ,pie bies BEL oen&ef formatoren
oor 800 Sabren bet Tall mar. v@taats'-
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uno eilt anoerer, gfamens Mouls, bilft
jenem. Suoem ct ben BON 9Docintb 5u<
riid9epieienen QuilD in einem 8rief fe
tr05tet> i6reibt er; v2oDlon's Preoisten
laiien ii9 auf bas I9dnoli@e Sd, nidts
als Sd 5uriid fibren. Mber 2opion tpirb
fallen. Sic unbeu9iame Tolseri6tistet
|wir6 bic @9,ueis 5ur ,uabrbaft oemofra~~
|til@en &eligion fiibren, tuel6e natiirlid5e
3eli9ion beibt."
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tpartisen Mmt" lit oie Nadri9t 5u9esan=:
gen, baB bie republitanii6en Sruppen
ouf etlide Offsiere beg britii6en &riess~
l6iffes vTlp"> wel6es gum @dube Der
SntereIlen ensli19er ltntertbanen an Der
Norofiite bon @panien freu5t, Teuer
eeseben, oDne in6ellen Sema'1oen per=
tuun6et III 5oben.
- $ ii1ielo OFF, II. Mu9uit. Wie:
BET 50. a." mittbeilt, fat Die biefse
Oberpoitbirction in. BEN lebten :Sa9eni
einen ibrer Pot=@lepen taebrere 9un='
bert Male photographic vabnebmen~
lalien nno Die biibi9en Bilo9en in oQe
8eJt 9eianbt. Muf Der &iidleite febt
folsenbe @mpfeblung beg iunsen Man@
neg, in beutI9er, en9li}9er uno fron56s
1if6er @pra9e: uPoit=Glepe &arl @il@
belm aug Gmmeri@ 1T NIT 1000 5blr:
preuBiI6en 8anfnoten barunter z @tiid
a 500 Sbaler, ent>ui@en. guf ergreir
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6es naus9e5ei@neten" illn9en Mlannea
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mas abnebmen 5ll f6nnett.
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&riessI9iffe vNoutilos" un6 vNlbatrob"
9insen beute BON Mpn'outb na@ Der fpa'
nil9en Ruite ab.
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feinoli6s 9oltung ber g8eiben uno
S9>porsen i'm @iiben ni1nnt einen Iebr
beoenfli0en gborofter an uno ma9t
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td9li6 1oufef' in Mafbinston netle 8e=
ridte BON @etpaltt6atei, Elm bic 1ofort
nod Song Brand on ben Prdlioenten
abge1onot lperben. Dt9 fam oud bic
8unoesre9ierun9 ouber eeeisneten Muf=
trdgen an Die Ner. 5taaten Mar16dQe
uno @ourts feline Mbbilfe treffen. 0ie
Ser. @taaten Mnmdlte uno Mari9dl(e
baben Muftras er6alten, otles ouf5ubieten
I'M ben Trieoen gu erbolten unb ioa oas
&riegshepartement Inn militdril9e 9ilfe
angeiu9t merben. 0ie S6tpieri9feiten
lino leioer ni9t ouf eiuen Staat be-
ldrdnft, 1onoern pertbeilen 1i6 auf Den
9ansen Siiben.
Su Seras, Niiiiiiiippi, Mrfanics, Nla=
bamo 2ouil ltano llnb Noro Carolina
ideint man nod einem 9emeini6of ftli6en
Plane 81 pperiren, nm einen &aeentrie9
on5ubabnen.
Sn &io 9e Spring, @a., berrIGt
eini9ermaben &ube uno bofft man bob
Elm &f 5tpi16,n ben &ocen pern1eio=
lid Iei. @iner Der 16,uar5en &doelsf fiibrer
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lie Den @Dnflift ni6t proboeiren uno 1i9
9dn5li@ auf ser Defeniiue balten tpoucn.
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&anIas lit bic Na9ri9t ein9elaufen,
oaB oer sanse OIase= @tomm ben 9n=
|ieblern ben &rieg erf!drt bat uno sloubt
man, baB bic @ren5be>pobner BON &an<
ias f9 in 1ebr GROCER @efabr befinoen.
8on 9errn @tubb, Dem friiberen Mgenten
oer &io,pas, erfubr man folgenoes: 9lls
Die &ipwas -b6rten, boB flint ibrer 2eute
in Mebieine 2ob9e 9et0otet ,poroen 1eien,
bielten lie cine Natbsperl lammlung un6
be19loiIen, 1ofort Den &riegspfao at be-
treten. Ngent @iblon tbat allts M0s=
lid)e nm. bic aufseregten @emiitber 5,l
berubisen aber pereebli@. @6lieBli9
ertldrten iie li9 bereit NIT ben Seinb=
ieligfeiten 10 ,lan9e su ,uarten big 9err
Stubbs na9 Meoicine 2pbge gegangen
lei uno Den Norfo1 unterlu9t babe.
Ser Mgent befiir9tet iebo6, oaB bic Sn<
oioner ibr Wort ni6t bolten, uno lit ber
Nnli6t, oob iie nit GinidluB 12jdbriser
&naben nabe5u $4,000 Manu fart fin6.
= @eitern, am 25. Mu9uit tpuroe gu
ct. 9ouis, Mo. bag neue sroBartige So
lpital Der barmber5igen @dlpefern ein=
getpei6t. 9ie Soften bes 8aues Doben
|i9 auf $150,000 belaufen.
- ,9(o6 superldilieen pripatna6ri9=
ten aug &om lit M II N aufee, Misc.
gum .@r5bistbum erboben tuoroen unb
liebt man ber betrefenben pdpftli9en
Bul1e ent9e9en. ,'+.. =ss'
r.~%-3u9elena int fernen Serritorium,
Montana tpoIen bic &otboliten cine
neue Stride bauen bic $4,000 toFen
jon. -. 49,. J
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erDffnet. - r.
- Mm 8. Nus. wurbe in gbica9 0
Der @ruubl ltein fir bic Stride Ser unbe<
fledten Gmpfdn9niB 9ele9t.
I - Die. Trsn5 Haperius Stride fir
fatbolil6e Ne9er in 9 I t tit ore lit in
Der lebten 3eit beoeuteuo per9r6Bert uno
reporirt ,uoroen.
,@.-Sn @outb 8 oft II ,puroe Die
ileue ct. 8incentius Stride ein9e,peibt.
Ser @au berieIbeu fat sesen 100000
9etoitet. *.t J.. 49,:
. - Sn Der Ndbe oes fotbolii9en 2eb=
rerl rleminars uno Yio 9}ono @ollesiums
bel M / IN ee, @isc. miro Elm neues
40 bel 80 SUP 9robes stpeiit0di9es &C.
bduoe erri6tet, neil bic GAIL Der neu
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Sabre 1s49 in gle>u Dort nieber. Sic
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-11
FERMENTATION AT THE RlGfi-
II.

In our local columns Will be found
the particulars OF the presentation to
j. l.. Mct;ee of Il magnificent watch
and chain by the employees ct the
vOmpauv. We have witnessed many
presentations of this character. none
OF which were more deserving. Al
time when all di>paired OF the success
of smelling operations i'll this section.
Mr.. Mct'ee appeared upon the scene
and actually demonstrated. first
of all men i'll these parts. that
cur mines could be made to yield
ramunera.ive returns. In this. Mr..
MtGee, who was the worthy recipient
OF the ovation last night. * highly and
properly deserving Of the demon>tra-
ton made in his behalf. L i chiefly
due 70 his ability and energy that we
exist today rs 4 mining center Of such
vast importance. L Wa> Mr.. NcC'ee
who made the first and permanent
success il smelling therefore. all
honor 10 him, say we. In concluding
thi, article. we cannot refrain from
wishing tha. gentleman The most cor
dad and hearty prosperity wherever
he may 20.