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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-23
Fiji INDEPENDENTS IN THE
EAST.

Is it rot a little singular that the late
elections in the East entirely failed to
develop the much-talked of Independ-
II party? The telegraph has brought
lis returns Of both the democratic and
Republican strength. but the wires are
strangely silent aboutthe performances
of the Independents. The reformers
are not even mentioned. This j. sad.
but it is nevertheless true. What the
recent elections showed in regard to
them, remarks an exchange. was that
they possessed no appreciable exist
ence anywhere. Even when allied
with the Democrats and Liberal Re-
%publicans they could not make a ripple
on the surface of politics. 1t was not
that they We're weak, but that they
were nowhere. The eye failed to per-
eeive them. The ballot-boxes afforded
no trace of them. They had strutted
and Dragged, and lied and threatened.
until really it began to be thought that
there was something of them. Their
-a SfNh NCbtAICt " IioiiiIiiitt
candidates for the Presidency, and it
was with a naughty and patronizing
air that they offered to admit to
their ranks such Republicans
and Democrats as should make
their submission early. We heard
from them about tidal waves, and
prairie fires, and avalanches; for
nothing short of such intense mani
iestations OF power could satisfy these
ambitious persons. And now. when
according TO all their own predictions
they ought 10 have swept three out of
the four States that lately held their
elections. behold they are invisible.
The Republicans we hear from, and the
Democrats We hear from, but when
we ask the news of the ''Great indie
pendent party, we are met by the per-
picking rejoinder, "Great ~Indepen-
dent party? What the deuce is that?
No such thing eve heard of in these
parts, we assure you" Where is the
Independent party?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-23
C1EC.

In ErleLa. trtrbcr I'd. NuLr GJlrtv.
on'. >uful n. and Anra Gi,irn. ae+l -
var '1.onlAs AMI II iaE>. SACRAMENTO and
Nih francisco papers please eo.r.
Fh' tanrra} viii tax rla:a fhis afternoon.
A. hllf-aast2 o@'.}e,A. ,rem III re<il ne, o..
III parents, at silver hrie,t I%lo.rl, Seath
Maia >.fet, lfienis and ocI .lin:auc,, are
re> ~cctf4li> ingita,l 70 AT M.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-23
PACIFIC ClsST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
sle Weather | ai.ce E1GteI-Hace
DOubifni-si.oE.cr iufry-.rini
observation-disclosures Il SONS iaii-
are >HicidSi-ihe Three Broth
ers-Aa,anec liza share.

AANlI-tU IrI. =.
Tile weather to-day i cloudy and
cool, with prospects OF more lain before
might.
The storm last night has no. inter
rupted work on the Palace Hotel.
1t i, feared in sporting circles tina,
Tho trutiiH- race announced to 81
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-23
Third Day of nevada state Fair.

KENO. NeN.. tGt -.
The third day of The tair opened
cloudy, with every indication ot rain,
which prevented many from visiting
the park TO Wltnr>- The parade 81 stock
which took r!acz promptly Al uen
The procession formed III double file.
pa>>li.g the stand, concentrating
AT the t!lree quarter posi- and return
in- II their stables. Although Il cold.
cutting wind WAS blowing, me parair
WAS witnessed bv nearly 5000 persons.
and all spoke III praise of the display
OF both horses and castle. Bo:h were
certainly very line. SAKE Brothers.
who have just arrived FROM Ken.
turkV, joined lie parade vi II ON fine
thoroughhrci>. and adde | coI>ijcra-
bly, To the display. Scarcely VIZ the
parade over htn a >tEtre Storm n!
rain allG hail >et III. SeIrlN every one
starred Tor OWN. not expecting thai
there would lie auN racing. hu; The
judges decided that tie running race
would colpe oil, and called The horses
for the hlli-miie and repea; race. for Il
purse 81 >t6a. Jordan, Kent. Stranger
and Rafael were entered. In the pools
Jordan WAS first choice. At Sl21;
Stranger.S,n; Rafael, So: Kent. SIS. The
first heat WAS dead betN cen Jordan and
Kent, stranger second. and Rafael
third. Time u. The excitement NOW
was intense. X MAS raining i'll tor
rents, still from $40 to 400 persons
Stood there in the pe.tin- ram and
bought pools on thrir iavoritc
In the POOLS thee Was little
chaH9r.hut Kent sold a. second choice,
i'll place Of fourth. III the second heal.
JORDAN @ by halia length: Kent. Soc
IINi. - ~ MI. q. sr,,IAl Fi3TE.l ib.r..f T.,
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A CHANCE TO INVEST
on II.
NOTICE TO SALOON KEEPERS


.SnKGtff's OFFICE, ErKEk\ C"uSrr,f
october list, 4. u. 1874.
FINDER AND El Via1pE OF An ACT
relating 10 elections. approved March
iZth, Is7:, that 10 person shall sell, eho
away or iarni-h, either Tor or without I'M
ON any day upon viii h any general election
%Iituor, or wins. YOU arc hereby r.
quired to close all saloons and places "hsfs
Il iu0rs are sold from ; O'clock An. nhtiJ
o'cluck ). NJ. OF that day, 10 wit: ON tbs 'i'
day OF November. A.. j.. ls7i....
i. u. StLLlN An
eca.-.gv sharid Of Elreta eouats, Ae'ate'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-23

ANDY JOHNSON has been making a
speech, advocating first the repudia-
ton Of the State debt of Tennessee,
and u Of the national debt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-23

The Reretite estimates the registered
vote of Lander county at from o0O to
800. TIE number of votes in Austin
is -.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-23

PICTURESQUE AMERIcA.-The agent
Of -Appleton's "PicturesqUe America
i, in town canvassing SUI script.ons for
this valuable work,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-23

bI"
FL Z.
PICKS AND
SIIoVELS.
All III =, goods NJ. warranted to be first
elias, and al! OF winch | viii sell III prices
that viii DEFY com p~etItion.
Invite tho public most cordially TO exam
me my stucN before Purchasing cl>es lrre.
oe22 D.. MAMIE VI.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-23
Locomotive Com Pany ..nbarrnssea
Notified to Cease E~-siness-
Iricnnias Banquet.

NEW YORK. Oct. 80.
Il is understood that the Giant Lo-
conceive Works at Patterson, y. j..
are in some trouble. \ contract for
fifty locomotives for the Russian COY
eminent had conditions attached tothe
time OF delivery, which the Giant
Company found impossible To conf
ply with. and work thereon has i'll the
meantime suspended. The company
shows n large surplus over liabilities,
but i'll Very unavailable shape, and the
future of lis affairs i. dependent alto
yethcr upon the leniency of the Rus
sian Government as TO the in'erpreta-
ton of the contract. Creditors of the
company will probably Toe asked in the
meantime for an extension of time
until communication can Dc had with
the Russian Government. II Is said
the company discharged a large num-
Der of men, and VIII probably close
their shops altogether Tor the present.
The Secretary of State OF New Jersey
has warned the Secretary OF the ori-
entail Insurance Company OF Jersey
City to discontinue the business Of the
company, As is affairs are in Il mo
unsatisfactory condition.
The third trienniai banquet of the
Amy of the James took place last
evening in Union Square Thoatcr.
General Joseph c. liawlcy presided.
and about Toe persons sal down TO the
table.
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copy OF OFFICIAL REGISTER


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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-23

bornly rfuscs 20 come TO terms. At a
meeting held last saturday between
the managers of this road and
Commodore Vanderbilt and other
magnates, nothing was accomplished.
The managers OF this road claim that
they could DO no business should they
sign the agreement. Their road is so
far north That shippers would prefer
to ship via the Michigan Central.
Michigan southern. or Pittsburgh and
Fort WAYNE roads. unless they could
got better rates from them. Compel
tion and low rates We're the only things
that could Keep them a powerful rival
OF the above named roads. The Balti-
more and Ohio road. one of the
original signers of the Now York
agreement, has now also refused
To sign the Saratoga agreement, and
Acting President keyser and Mr..
Quincy stated To "a reporter yesterday
that they never would sign it. They
mean 10 make their own rates and give
the public the benefit of competition.
They had never cuun,enanced coin-
binagions, and they would continue
to ogpose them. This action will I'M
douttedlv force Chicago lines leading
e inc East to withdraw from the COM
linajiun also, or else they will he lett
far behind in The race for Chicago
trade.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-23
Miscellaneous.

CINGINNArI, OCT. %.
Advice> from New Washington.
Crawford county. Ohio, report that
2.500 acres of marsh Il few miles from
that town, are ou fire. Great excite
ment prevails in The vicinity. as
property i endangered. MI
merou> fires i'll the woods in northern
and northwestern portions of ohio are
repnrted. As the effect oil eon.inaou,
uruath.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-23


Off today ut BAY District Park, will
have 10 be ro>ti oned.
With the exception of Foster, an Or
cgoa horse. no new entries for the
great S-5,eOo running race have been
announced.
The trial of Corhett for the murder
of j. II. Fleming was continued to-day
in the Twelfth District Court.
No change Ill the price OF green
backs.
tomr,iratlens arising out OF the TAU
morn serin,s daily Thcrs are m,ny
farmers in this city who desire To know
how much they can save and how
much they have lost. The representa-
tives of the firm remain extremely re-
ticent. 1t is probable that the real ex.
tent of is obligations is not vet fairly
known outside oi the firm itself. The
failure continues to be the absorb
ing topic in mercantile and CONNER
cial circles.
I. Kennedy. a conductor on one of
the stree; ears, killed himselfthis even
Ing with a pistol. the shot taking effect
in his head. Domestic diiiicul'ie, j. the
assigned cause. Il Is reported tina. his
wife i, very Incorporate.
The ship Three Ero.hcrs il now ont
ll5 days from New logk for this port.
All vessels preceded hv her have ar
rived. eNcep; two, and she is confident
lv expected 10 arrive in Il few days. 1t
will lie one wear on saturday since she
LETT san Eranci GO for liaNrc.
Shares of the Merchants Exchange
iank sod at IL, an advance since Mr..
Hayward transferred his business To
this bank. The capital stock has been
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-02

VMD mUNf N0NW0E0M vEWtYTU0 a. Mn
nEuno vxx utn<usnAkp.
c ESn5crfi5s rs y4 4s ssSSs a Sa1NCs2s
~ ~ zee CaMesva ~. easeA. aaA
CancesuAa tMn0es ~ dlspsee~d .withssAt IN saF.
ercnss kNiee~-kefnfAlA es4qssf~d, asA Coessnp.
~ 1~cs ssS lyIssSss -, Ms,sar,.l anA ,f,N.r.
u NAossAa ami their Il axlS svNdleAlsA, ana sle0t
suA health Ard snanA eonatilMtl.M eslehliaksA.
p.y ass !. .. aasi s~ sHM =
internal, and TAms0ss ~ ssdaesd Asd dispssssd
ss2s Ell s% III. HA,sr se.M Head, ss4
st':.::ss' ~ Is,,s,..s .s,S.:s, ..:,y
CkfeNle poseaeeas gsvas anA Age DE.
s x2ss,lsa:. 40 dss..st i,:sliV, M N ;So.i !. sS s
cS S IA ave wsy Sricss ihIs .scss powssisi
curracinF thT King " thq 0lcad
laeH HO(S1s contains heswctw festy md
s sds.y sa = s s:::!: = Y: ss sSeaI:: i,
a.. r "a, i Ss n sssia lissa, NM Wm Pin.
pl.. % liz xsrs. v!lss etaInysy .!.p''cs:, s.s:
canIs' s9Hs HoSsh ana siosseH Iyslps ,sic.
A,s,s; s..ls' > Ils.. - aSlss", VII ~
eateiasI III curing Nspiaisia, Nick Headache, ~.
u :s. ' ~: |, \: ses''ss VIM cars
wYu0 three On twelve .oeeslee viii
cure severe aud obstinate lAs~s M rAlAvth.
Hre0 tYe. ~ en4v oneelea wv gnrs ~
bro1m oWO ~ eem BOTTLES will ents
Ss1sc ~ wv bottle, " bNtlNs h,s o.,
sold Ny MI nfarKlsss
D. nANNOM, NON 4 O., rreprsa,
.es,t,tlmoniai. III local column. ue0hle. n. u
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-02
Bristol Clothes Washer
sAvss saovsANns " L,vss AAAuAlLs.

Uoee0ee0 New ~ IvvWs
The only machine In tho world That
washes flAnnsl. and wOOicns without full.
~. II II simple has but iwo roller. |,
cannot possibly rot 0ut Of order, and Ma
Into any tub. CIOlhcs cannot lecOmc IN.
lanGled, and II Will wash Il bcd.qnill " I
Wrlslband perfectly. II Il n0Ipsless, Mnd
Aoca not wear 0s tear thr clothes.
oeols q ~ 1sw RSss@ ~ $40.
a child can work u easily. II w.shes
tcuy lhirsA u once. Also Skirts, Collars,
anA Wsisl.banda clean. Il II The lAvOrl,e
everywhere. An who sce tlia machine In
operation exclalm
~ . ~ Wes1ll 1slief has oensil
EVERYBODY buying u saslsncd With ,hs
0gtolcl Washer.
Il mol Tor sale IN your plAcs,. sand ~
o71o md ~ win asisA YOU 4 Washer BY
lxpsen, ", u you pscfsr. viii send on
Aaonts wanted everywhere. FOR torma
ond 1lluelroletl circular addtsss
D1IsSox WAsnsn Co.
~ r Wa1es o., OAloaoo
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M In Sle.it, sill k spl,s.ill, l.lalr.lta.
Jimmy John Stories
~ Mr. AMY M0NIUN mar,


Author of .fhs WiIlinm Henry l,.ttrr~, Z
William Henry anil llis Frirn.i+. nlul
Lucy Maria, = who hns the rare ani hnp.
~ git Ut knowing how n delight thu young
reupls) Will APPEAR during the ycur. There
~ill at~o b. SHIRT Stories. Papers IN NJ.
encc null History. Natural History. Wild
sports, mud Adventures, Sketches IL Travel.
FURY Ealcs, p"rwsH, ruvsieA, t'hartias,
jinxles, Fun md fAsry, Instruction, kn.sv.
iainMent aud delight Something fur MI,
fr.M father and Mother IL thu iIsby. ihe
illustrations Will ~ thu h~at that tn Artists
Of Two eontinen,a aah supply. aud VIII BIZ
rrlnted With greatest cars,
ron VERY LITTLE FOLKS.
Our pages In biz typo md ensy wor,l. fur
tho Youngest readers. which hare l.esn ~
hit" from the ~. will ba continued. The
,hlllsen Will b~ glad 10 knaw also, that thu
IrturtNssat "
JACK IN THE-pul.piT
II 10 b. n permanent feature ofthr magazine.
Jack will tell some ~ tha most curious
things sssr h~Nri, and make hlnlsaif gensf.
ally entertaining.
w havo undertaken ~ make the hest
| lnagasins possible. fur the little folks, IN
WILL ~ those who nre older Every nn,Abar
ofht Niehalan viii eantaln COOL rsaitnp
matter fur buys mud girls II All ages, Lef .dsu
i great dol II hearty anl innocent run,
i ChFlstm,. ron.s but 0nas yenr, but ~.
NIrAolas, the new mnyrsiA~ ~ buys AMI
girls eomrp every NINTH. II has Alrcnl,
w"n tho hrarfs u The young folks, md TIM
LATHE chsiAsss 49, c,yins ~ -. Nassseir'
NJ xsst lee.eee Chilln. 90 IsulM usas nspp!
n, sr, NICHOLAS Ar TtiE HOLIDAYS
a., Nicholas, - enlarged rsnlplns one
third mOrs matter thhn Uur Young rvlks
thus giving great variety fssai Nhh II
great Literary and Pictorial Atirnsaiona
snd IN b~an,tSss rsinssnE N VII ~ foun'
" DO the cheapest Mnkasiha Ia iLs world.
|
Il ouh4eripllsn rrtse. eA 4 ysAr. Thc ~
back nMml,ers fnr N0seMbef NJ peeesnhs
1879, vii be svnt u all Subscribers far 4
wlthous ssilttlsnai ehnsws Pour Month. n
one dollar VI cts, II number wv tAls IN
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: letter. MI ksEislervd. VI ssnd.r'S ttJA.
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TIVE AAWk-EYE.
Pfospe It's Tor Isl |.
lTA TysIuIN.iIrJel yElE
I ElfI hllfA NEWSPAPER.
4 ElfI hlitlA Nm MN.

vii, lpfRets increased eiiiIes for pull.
liahtit 4 neAspfI.nr Nhish sl.ii ise asrrps.
nbs. /, % flipnsl~ mi 10 tie ,ui Ii fenafs
ails, No ta.It attention viii confidence 10
hi a.r Prospectus lur TIL tenf MI
TIN Ii,nhtEsr NIL toi,i,nuV III ihe III.
tale4 ns III tlfs mt II Atls4fHls IL ilnli.
Il.s II L,lrrls flu liz Honesty, md
Economy Nllal sabtila's TIL li4Ais ~ nut
frIntiilaan institutions, anI ~ i,,siet With
iheis.s,l .iaa, hhi Irnaeltt, W ,aur pub
he Msn shsll l.si fblll, NJ ~ nnah filth
With their constituents. uni that nnr ihNs
.llHll II ~ tts,ned, NIL tho untn,nn mi
sihls hnli National. IN a.lnlsAis'efsi, si,ii
NIL il,r penllr shall rnjsy llse full fruits ii
TIL Ii inlns'tys
VI. ~ III v,.r special nitenlih - tiase
rni.i, e. wilal, ~ i leaalsl rAla.l insnlse
tLe
Etnit. ~ f.nafhH.
ani IN liz enn,rs' between nlLt i nni IN.
u u H., ~.sn lsrpAvnit.k~ .l,,i TIN l'rupn.
w phali ulg' thnsr measures II pnhlie lnis
/ ley Width While htlnr ii.st aud IL & tn
] fihsr rtall Irp'aa, IT, tlIei f'aAi ,ha II
yns1its a,il raparlis ~hlsi. nln stala y -
.nluI..ny ulfsairHiiu pt8Af r.
l,uina TIN M,nier md ~rfiiv Va sLa9l
.ns,I'll. naiah thu proceedings II
i ensaplss AsnInr LnaisL.lisl
Keeping nHr ren,lrr. Informed IL II thu |,
| trn,,.riring. anil lning u,r Min,nsi III .r,,,r.
the .aIiy tuluilmsni VI the PROMISES ~ ..ls
10 he lenlle by the llepnhllan purity.
i W. shall nlro continue ~ yisr
Tne l.4t,.t NlN..
from nh pnna III the werll while tho mn.i
careful attention Will ~ paid "
4 o0ssn News
i M Inarnal In the Hlaie gtves fuller I'D
more a,tefuliy prepared summary NJ ln~a
NrwsihnM II k,Und fran ,las 10 day and Ns.t
~ week In tho vaflous Editions NJ this pa
per- Our
AnHiatLsuHAL ptraMtAtkr
In conducted ny Il practical inrner. who i
thoroughly posted IN all branches " III
business,
Ora MAMkvfs
nre carefully corrected by experienced har
mess mon, practically engaged In ihu va,i
Gus branches 0f trade and uolnmeru-
Nor shall No forsa The lighter affairs u
rottAt. llaMASut and hus0
for younger readers, and Tor MI WIN Wish 4
And plsussAt recreation ff0M tbs WalKhtls
matters NJ busIHess AMA ~ork
TNN oon sek.eyei
In ahest. Will aim 10 l,e \ Mlds.awakc. tril
Ahle, hixh.soneI, hrst.ulnss Ae~sI Nrer. ~
tltled 70 the patronage md ~ port u III
bpsl people 0f Iowa AMI tha Vast.
W. viii .,lns.iv thn n ~ w M k,IinNn
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"NnlT NiCllf NA,l HIN i,lklIlb.r
4 sta,, Sas Rays.

w iussk n. STOCKTON,
Anihnr IL T.ny.a.i.ina. i.anh hut,
Ramiles .le Mr. stnekta,, |. utr Il lie
hest Ut mr. ,msrieaa Writers The ssenr
n the rl.,, /. hid IN Virginia. Thr by.
htro linz started ont with su, ~ Ill -,eul
Ter. nj VI my be- snrr tlerp Will III NJ
md VI Iun nnl aplscnlnrrt.
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.rANT cnlESOs.' y

Tine OF thp masi popular writer fur young
Iulks In tmrrira h.aders IT aJauk liar.
ufi ! a chtnsc for Himself nni I,n.
Ing his lies, Will understand Whit il d I'll.
I'll treat II In s.are for ,trm III Mr. Tlow.
bridges new siury
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4 SfEl,l sfoRi NJ /. I. rENx BElptf.

late Editor IL Our iuung iaihs,' which
higgins Ia she present number Other Em.
nrni NliteH we'll known IN thu rculrf~ ~
aunr ynuns Falts' ha,e i"ra eng gel,
w nre thus enabled Ia eres.n, 10 i,e pubs
liz Magazine for Children nhl innils,
superior IN vsefs resre.t u nns ever htiaa
published
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.NtMrls TROUBLES.

w OLIVE 1liuitNE MIR llnffs,t NJ " lin
\ great fn,nr'. With thu Children Il II IL
saasl sifnh9. Nhnle+afns -'ar, u piri life,
nni Will 10 full ~ Interest for both hays
nnl virlr
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4 liberal remM,sr 81, III cash. allowed
10 settsia Mp of slui AdAvvas
Nv ~ III 1ersH fII,1 W.
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/: Cur Dung Folks :

great literal and artistic attentions already
af.unr 1nuny Folks vi be rri ,inei
'st y ehnlns' Ia. hpvn enlarged, npN CON.
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81. Nicholas'G Our Younr Folks

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Grocery and F,aif Stores.
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