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ReSeuue Reform.

Bo>rnN. October G.-At "A meeting "i
the Board of Trade to-day il was unan-
inou.ly resolved that III" Es"cut'v"
Committee appoint special committee
to represent the Board before the Sccr"-
tarv uf IT," Treasury and the committee
of the Senate and House Of Representa-
tivcs. concerning the revision oi th" tar'h
lave, with view t0 simplify the c"ll""-
tion. of customs and revenue, rem0r"
uletructions Ia commerce, diminish III"
OPPORTUNITIES for fraud oil the revenue,
protect honest against fraudulent lmpor-
ter. and promote economy in collection
by abolishing th" unproductiv" custom
houses and duties. Said commit
tee to be- 81. requested to gather
all necessary information by comforting
with merchants in al! branches oi trad"
interested therein, aud especially consider
what can be- done Ia facilitate the transit
of the produCLs 81 Canada through thls
port for export; also TINT laid c0mmlit""
t,r requested t0 confer with the Chamber
Of Commerce IN New York in rei"rrnc"
to the rnstters submitted IL.
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,,uucements-FOr Justice.

i, r,,rs Of Madison District
"." .,,y orer myself as candidate for
j" Justice of the Peace Tor Madi-
he one, 1il.,yi which now hold by appoint
''l '' ,r,u the Board of commissioners OF
''"' ,,rrty, there being but one Justice
WE p.,r.to be voted for in said district
" 49,, .,,crion in October next.
,rpii
H.. r,s,rs of .Nodison District;
hereby offer myself AS a candidate ,i Tor
a ,.,. Of Justice, in Madison district.
''''" l.. o. SMITH.
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nth. I,g,y"i C!uy district;
,..r.n, announce myself rs a candidate
,.r,ar oticr Of Justice of the Peace i"f
....,I,rrlrt. Respectfully,
&. NEt'HA USEN,
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The GIendening Case.

NEW YORK. October G.-At Il meeting
of the Pre,byt"ry Of jersey city today
A letter was read from Rcy. DR.. }. j.
Glendrnning, requesting an investigation
into the charge against him ia th"
Pomeroy case. The communication Wa
referred to the judicial C"mmitt"',, " h"
ri once hogan the inquiry.
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r.,,.,ysn nr rnE REGI>TER:-PleaSe an
.nc. ,l,,, Am candidate for the Of
., u,,.,. OF the Peace for Centre
,,., ,uL respectfully request your
.,r.nlr Consideration.
JOHN WEBB
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congregational Nominations.

ST. LOUIS, October G.-The R"publi-
cans Of the Eighth district of this Stat"
nominated General ". II. Powell. Of
Kansa, City, for Congress; and the l"d"-
pendents of IN" same district nomInsted
j. Z. Alexander.
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RumOrs Of Failures.

New YORK, October G.-The streets
are flooded with rumors of trouble i'll all
the department. oftradc. and suspensions
Of houses whose solvcncy has hlth"rt"
been undoubtcd No names ar" men
toned and no particulars are given. but
the utmost Use is made OF the rep"rt' I"
depreSs stocks and with good -urr"o-. a
London house was mentioned ~ being
embarrassed. but no nam" l. given, and
nothing definite seem, to be- known her"
in regard t. the matter. Recently II
large grain merchant in Hull, England,
aud another in France suspended, the
latter with liabilities of 100000 pounds
sterling. Both Of these tirsfs had Lon
dod connections. and this may "Xpmin
the rumor about the London house.
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N, E1rr, 1 CldV Tw"ship:
u,r Undersigned announces himself aS
..n,t,Ir tor Justice Of the Peace of Clay
..,rt,r. At the coming election, the lhh
..,,.. and respectfully S"licitS the suffrase
.' ''hr,.ll""nS.
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BY ELEGRAPH
To THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts. -
DOMESTIC NEWS.
News Items.

New YORK, October 6-Kuh, Kupfer
i Co, dealers and jobbers in woolen
goods, announce their suspension, but
hope il will be only temporarily.
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,. d., r,t,rs u centre District:
,,y..g-, EDITORS Announce the under
-,.s = candidate for reelection TO the
~, Ip,ric- of the Peace for rCentre dis
'nd. ">P THOS. MCCORMICK.
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1..,.,. NJ CInn Niarict:

ra, rscrS of Cidu district:
announce myS"lfa aS candidate for tn"
.....,, m>rIr,. uf the Peace for Clay dis
.., ,,,.r,. ,r, two TO Lee elected, and most
,,OrrtluIl, ask your SutirageS.
l. ST. j. GARRISON.
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MENPHIs, October 6.--The seventh
annual Fair held by the County Ayri-
cultural ,Bd Mechanical AssOciation,
began to-day under very favorable au'pi-
Ger.
The Germsn National Bank oi this
city has been designsted as the govern
mcnt depository for for 'hi. section:
Ia the 6rt Chancery Court of this
city. to-day, y bill was fled BY forty
stOck holders Of the Gsyo.s Gas Company
against Tbonas &. Gaylord, of the Gin
cInnsti and Memphis Gas Light Com
pany, charging that Gay lord, who CON
trolied the majority Of stock In that com
pany had sOld out the charter 10 the
Memphis Gas Light Company, thus
defrauding the minority of the stockhoid-
ers and by the sale sacrificing their right-.
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Indiaa A6stPs.

WAsmISGToS, October 9Th" Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs l. to-day ~
receipt Of n letter from Agent Mic,
dated at the Cheyenne and Arapah""
Agency, September 20h, bringing th"
news that seven young kiowa. headed
Lv II" famou. chief Big Tree. and twelve
Cheyenne, headed by White HorF, h"d
romc in on the pr"yiop evening aud
made professions 81 friendship. By
Tree .aId be- belonged ~ Sa,anna's band,
numbering about l2O, "smped thirty
mile, from thp agency, and that they
wanted 10 com" in and remain there, IN
.tead Of going to Port Sill. Friend
Mile. and Gen. Neill regarded the whole
party "A. suspicious At, and made them
prisoner. Of war, but let two squaSs 60
back 10 invite the rest 81 the KIowa par
Is D. surrender. Friend Miles snys that
il j. generally thought Sa,anna will
stampede when he hears Of the fat" Of
BIG Tree and hi. party.
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tNNOI NCEMENT.

NF>>R>. ErIruRS:-You will please an
..olurr Ihur. X. M"ilrt a> Il candidai" for
i,uuIy Commissioner Tor Centre district.
- he ,n>utug rlrclion, and oblig".
u., MANY VOTERS.
EHITuit> EEGISTER:-plcu announce
r. John English IS candidate for Com
ml,,loner, lnr Richland district, and nblige
~briIg MANY VOTERS.
NE>>r~. EDIru.s Please announce j.
VI broilr rs II candidate for the office of
"uuly commissioner for Clay district, and
Dl.gr
ura MANY FRIENDS,
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BuFEIa ~.

JErYEg0SvILLE, ISD- October 6
g. ". Main. jewelry store, located ~
the Fir-t National Bank building was
entered through the cellar by burglar,
lat night. Hollow and fat silver ware
and a general assortment Of lewelry, gold
p.n., spectacle, &c, was taken, valued
at 81 900. They failed in m attempt 10
open the .afe. no clue TO the burglar:
I.. I.eu Gained
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DEBT PAID,

The fcdres for the present fiscal year
show the amount appropriated. The
debt, instead of being reduced, has been
increased s9.oO0,O00. In pointing out
the proper places for retrenchment, Mr..
Dawes dweit particularly upon the pub
lie buildings and the custom house ser
vice. He had list of twenty ports OF
entry where the receipts do not equal
the expenses for salaries, and referred to
the extravagant action of the last Con-
press in creating sixteen new inland
ports ~ithi Eretinnes of officials whose
places are nearly all sinecures. He had
n letter read from a msn who was ap-
poirrted at one Of these places at $1,000
wear. and who, finding there was nothing
for him to do hut to draw his salary,
had written TO his Senators that the
office ought to be abolished, whereupon
they had him turned out and another
man appointed
Another example Of the extravaganza
with which the revenue of the nation l.
sousndered in the Civil Service was thus
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Fight Among Miners.

A Wilkesbarrc dispatch says II Difficult
" occurred among the miners at Moo>ir
Yesterday. on account of II demand by
some Of the Irishmrn, that the boss, II
Wel>hman, be discharged. The "ompa-
nv declined to acccdr Ia the demand,
when eight of them struck and were III
once discharged and paid oil. The
strikers then endravorrd Ia prevent
others from going to work in their places
and in the fight that followed, one man
WAS fatally beaten.
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Commander Kellogg, Of Ajax, died at
Pensacola, yesterday.
PayInaster McMskan Is seriously i'll.
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8'heeliug Registsr.

told closed in New York Yesterday,
Al ilO!.
FROM oar reports this morning the
Probabilities ARE that the weather to-day
VII! or partly cloudy, with variable
'.,1> i"wrr temperature, and possibly
Ash, rain.
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ID. DKEEFFE,

I.rI,r, 90 REGISTER Pleas. announc"
.... rsIu,. ui Mr. J. II. Charn0ck for Justice
,,,,r Peace: Tor clay township, and oblis"
~ MANY FRIENDS.
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Matters at New Orleans.

The Times special from New Orleans
says: Gov. Kellogg, last evening, calledthe
attention of the recently appointed advi-
sory board to the circumstance that mem-
bers of the White League continue L"
drill in remote parts of the city, and
characterizing the act is breach of the
contract entered into. The Board i
convened for to-day. DR.. Bonsano, COM
missioner, having been umpire till yes
terday. general meeting Of the League
is also called for.
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This evening the Tribune has dis
patch from It's New Orleans correspond
cnt who Yesterday found, in the hands
of private citizen, the second check
book of Governor Kellogg captured by
the Penn rrvoluti"nistS. He say II
seems to have been USED only the few
weeks immediately preceding the tr,t
date covered by the others. The second
entry is rs follows: " April -. 1879 my
self sent VIM. r.. Chandler, Washington.
ID. c., for {. Cushing and Matt II. Car
peuter, for fees ~ counsel, 5000. The
correspondent says the tw" check books
show that the Governor made appropria-
tions of over S2j, 900 in nine months, for
warlike experiments
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Professor Swing.

CuICAGO. October G.--At Il meeting Of
the Chicago PrcShytery yesterday. Prof.
David Swing presented II letter to The"
Prcsbytcry, asking lrav" To Withdraw
from the church, saving in conclusion.
"Avowing myself Presbyterian III
the sense in which the vast majority "t
the clcrgymen wearing that nam" are
PresbvtcrianS, | will not centrnd for
NV right for such title, nor to any oft,
honors. but will yield all that the pastor>
of your body, toilisg in large city, may
he set free from the combat with.a few
closet thcologians, and may give
their time and power T."
their noble work Of leading
the multitude to Jesus Christ | there
fore declare myself independent and ask
the esteemed PrcSbytrry To- drop my
name from its roll After some discus
sion the request was granted bya v"t" of
Is to II.
The Rev. DR.. Swascy submitted tn"
following which was adopted without
dissent.
Resoircd, That having long known,
honored and loved Professor Swing, and
having no occasion to abate ANYTHING
from the affection we have given HIM III
former years, the Prcsbytery takes this
.ction with great reluctance and sorrow.
Rcsoirei, That we hereby assure Pro
fessor Swing that our prayers and good
will follow him i'll hi. Christian work.
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,,r Ju.tice Of Webster District.

u.,Sg~ EpITuRo REGISTER: R:-PleaSe an
I.,Inr, Thomas =. Gillespie rs II candidate
,r The office, uf Justice OF the Peace, OF
Webster district. and oblige
..,.,f MANY VOTERS.
Ul,,P>. ElIr"Ko: Please announce" J. Il.
gn,n,., ~ q candidate for Justice Of the
r.r,. Nrr Webster district, and ohligr
,,.,,I MANY FRIENDS.
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In. T1t.r,Df Whistler District:
Inrl.h, announce myself rs II candidate
,.r the office oI Justice al the Peac" oi
Webster district, at the ensuing election.
,.,,,i WM. CHEW.
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: M In'.r~," "r W;'b,frr district:
announce myself as Il candidate for
lu,'lrr ui Webster district, and respectful
Is >uhmi' the same To- your consideration.
,aa5 u. r. BROCKETT.
Nf>>E~. EnITuIi~: Please announce me
&. candidate Tor the office OF Justice OF
20, prac. al Webster district, al the enSu-
80. rl,gl.uu. John q. BELLENlLLE.
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We deem il Important 70 ke-p before
the minds Of our WORKER the thoug ght
that their real success "a not TO 10
measured BY the amount Of work which
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WILSON ) REILLY.

In reply Colonel Wilson charg-
ed that General Gof during
the ascendency of the Republican
party in this State belonged to "the
registration ring" ring that even
robbed the school fund TO carry out its
measures of disfranchisement and wrong.
II is useless to say that this was "a war
measure" The war was over and peace
reigned throughout sll our borders when
the Republican legislature Of this State,
of which General Gef was n member,
enacted the test oot& and the infamous
registration Law DID men were dis
frsnchised, and even soldiers who had
bsred their breasts in defence of the
Union cause were denied the privilege
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-18
FIFTH ANIMAL kEPORr OF
BISHOP WHITAKER.

Through the kindness Of Rev. s. r.
Kelly, We are in receipt Of a copy of
the Fifth Annual Report of Bishop
Whitaker, relating to the work of the
Episcopal Church in Nevada for the
past year. From a hasty examination
of the document, we ascertain these
facts: That the whole number of COM
municants in Nevada are 269; that
there were baptized the past year e6 in
fants and IL adults. There were %
combinations. There are in the State
1,l24 children attending the Sunday
schools of this faith. and 81 teachers
who regularly discharge their duties.
The marriages bv Episcopal clergy
men amounted TO Il. and the burial>
100. Contributions for all purposes,
$32.377 Is: value of Church prop
erty. S74,200. This denomination
has nine established churches in Neva-
da, namely: At Virginia, Gold Hill.
Carson, Hamilton, Eureka, Phoebe,
Reno, Austin AID Belmont We clip
from the Bishops report the %subioined
paragraph, which may possess a de-
gree VI interest for our home readers:
The Rev. :. P. Kelly continues the
rector OF St. James Church. Eureka,
and by his indomitable energy has
kept up the parish so that it is in bet
ter condition lhan a year ago. And
this, although the town has suffered
feariully from floods and fires and
general depression in business during
the year. | should be glad to find AN
unmarried clergyman who would take
part with Mr.. Kelly in an Associate
Mission, having the head quarters a.
Eureka, and extendin5 their work TO
Hamilton and adjacent towns in White
Pine county.
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ton of steam vessel, on American

ton OF steam veSSefS on AuIeTiCan
waters.
CHARLESTON. s. c., Nov. l..
The Ncws announces on good medi-
cal au,hori V that the sporadic case, oi
yellow fever have entirely ceased.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. IL.
The Legislature met to-day. Col.
Il. +. Armfield was elected President
Of the Senate, which makes him virtu.
ally Governor. owing TO the recent
death of Gov. Caldwell. j. :. Robin
son was elected Speaker OF the House.
The House sands 81 Democrats to "a
Republicans. and , Independents: the
Senate stands IS Democrats to IL Re-
publicans.
CHEYENNE, Nov. IL.
Indian Agent Saville has forwarded
a petition 10 the President, signed Ivy
Red Cloud. Spotted Tail, and the prin-
cipal chiefs OF the sioux Nation, ask
ing the pardon of rousant kensler, a
noied half breed murderer who is now
in jail here, sentenced to be hung OH
the 18th instant.
{ Mary Harvey, who was so horribly
burned by the explosion of 4 kersone
lamp yesterday, died this morning.
DANvILLE, Va. Nov. Il.
A fire last night destroyed the Roam
oke smoking Tobacco Works, RAM
sev's Machine Works, and Crews Il
Rodenhizsr's Touring mill. Loss,
slOO,Oo0; no insurance.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II
n. Underwood. Supervisor of Regis
try, and Cohen, Clerk of the Court OF
81. James parish, were arrested TO day
and brought before Commissioner
Craig, charged with being engaged in
altering the election returns. In the
room on Rampant street where the
parties were arrested, We're found u
quantity of tally sheets. statements oil
the vote, several thousand Republican
tcket~. and the seal OF the Court of ST.
James parish. The parties both as
serted tnnt ;hcy We're simply makin.
copies o: the returnS TO file with the
Clerk of the parish. as required by
The Court held them i'll $1,000
each.
A dispatch from Windes SAYS that
new arrests are being made daily. 1t
is dangerous to co4ne 10 Coushatta.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-18

HELr.-Ii is a pity that the great in.
'ernalional race did not take ! lace be-
fore the election in Nevada. As it is,
many of the sporting fraternity who
make their headquarters in tIi, State
are now in san Francisco, and if re-
port be true, are most likely to be
broke, having bet their bottom dollar
on Thad. Stevens. The question will
them now is, chow car | get back to
the land OF sa2e-bruSh and coin."
There is one satisfaction, however: The
roads are not dusty al this season, and
the weather is cool and bracing-suit-
able for u long journey On foo,.-Lyon
Times.
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ELECTED,

Since John r. ki;trell's somewhat
remarkable campaign, his friends out
this way have dubbed him .'Quan-
trell." That he bush whacked the enc
my from every stump in the State.
during the lats canvass, does not ad-
NIT Of = doubt. Well, some people
will be glad, others sorry, to learn that
''Quantrell" is elected. A dispatch
from Lieutenant Governor Jewett w.
Adams, received last evening, informs
US that Kittrell has . majority over
Uncle Moses (of Mud Springs) Of q
in the State. This gives the Democrat.
five OF the fourteen State officers, t.
wit: Governor, Lieutenant Governor
Attorney General, Treasurer and STATE
Printer. small favors thankfully re
ceived, etc. And thus the whole ques
ton to the successful candidates is at
last determined.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-18
MARRIED,

In Virginia City. Nov. 18th. +. K Msllon to
Maggie Drackett.
In Virginia. Nov. l4th. John Kitson to
Miss Z. A. bacon,
On Reese liver. Nov. 10th, J. r. Hall to
Miss Myrtilla Vaughn.
At Vivian Mill, Carson river, Nov. 18th. A.
A. nowia.d, OF Gold Hill. to Miss Vi. 4. Shir-
Icy. OF silver City.
At vivian Mil. Carson river. Nov. 18th.
Robert A.. COOK. of silver City. TO SOPHIA
shirley, OF tmiirc.
In Virginia City. New. 18th. Thomas Mack
to Miss Mary Is. Gross. OF Silver City.
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SAN Francisco. Nov.


The California Watch Manufacturing
Company has fitted up a portion of the
large Brick building on the corner OF
Bryant and Fourth streets, owned by
klmball & Co., and will occupy it in q
800 boys and girls i'm the fac;ary.
1t is not yet known. whetl er the
hull of the steamers Sacramento. burned
a few days since. ran lie saved. She
will lie lowed 10 Oakland fats to-inor-
row for inspection.
Warrants OF q complaint of libel
were issued to-day for the arrest of The
editors and proprietors Of the German
papers, the Sunday Post and Califor-
MA Journal. The mpltintant is D..
w. Lob,chied, who defend.
ants of having assailed his character
as a medical man.
GreenhackS, unchanged.
1t Is sta,ed this morning that the
temporary INDUCTION against the sale
of the Lich estate covers only that por-
ton which lies in Santa Clara, and will
not effect the rest. Positive iniOrina-
ton can not be obtained before the al
ternoon of O-day.
The meeting OF the California Prison
Commission was hell last night, but
was poorly attended, owing to . mis-
take in the date of the meeting. The
disbursements for the year were
S2,755 "A; receipts, $2,33s 80. OF this
sum S796 so we're expended for the re.
lief OF discharged cOnvicts. The COM
mission advocates the plan Of an i'm.
mediate prison for young crintuals.
Nathan Porter addressed the mSetiua.
Oliver Plat declined, owing tot -
hour, and the injecting adJo6fked4
A large number of physicians thave
petitioned the Board Of Supervisors to
establish a public m0rgue.
5. Hecker. John Clark, Thomas
Barnwell and A. p. Hamilton, convicts,
escaped from San Quentin, on Sunday
night last, while the guardman was
asleep.
The Democrats propose to hold a
primary election in April next. The
County Committee has not fixed On
il as a certainty.
The trustees O: the sale of the Lick
House esia'ecomnence at noon to-day.
The SantaIlara property j. excepted.
The first property offered will be the
Lick House. a large crowd is already
at Platt's Hall awaiting the sale.
Four wheat carsoes were cleared for
England yesterday. One of the ves-
sells carries 10000 barrels of -four for
Liverpool, the first shipment Of this
year.
The argument in the case of the
German ~bondholders against the Cali
Iornia Pacific Railroad Company, will
be heard in the United States District
Cot.rl on tie Est OF December.
Sisnor Fulvio Rigo, a we'll known
member Of the musical profession,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-18

ssSARcAsrrcAL."-The Phoebe Record
gives Nevada's highest tribunal the
following unkind punch:
TIE Virginia Enterprise SAYS that II
always esteemed Judges Lewis n
Hawley az two of the very foremost
citizens of Nevada. Does the Ehter-
prise ground that prominence on the
accident that one of those gentlemen
WAS. and the other is q Judge OF the
Supreme Court? If so, Il was very
cheaplv won.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-18

MISUNDERSTANDING on the
Senatorial situation in this State, the
Carson ApDeai remarks:
Moreover let US say this much on a
subject which, delicate as it is, had a,
we'll be mooted here and now as else.
where, and in the future: Senator
Jones and Mr.. Wood burn are our :ep-
resentatives elect in the Congress OF
the tnitel StAtcs. Ono Is a native oil
England, the other a native of Ireland;
Is 1t more than fair that the native
born citizens should have one repre-
sentative in three?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-18

For a converted sinner, says the
Oakland NeVs, the Chronacie is leading
. most exemplary life. 1t is to-day
the most decorous and mildest man
nered paper in San Francisco. It's old
fire and dash have o survived so
much responsibility, and while going
gently to sleep over its moral and
slightly dull pages, n almost wishes
that it might fall from grace again.
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Destructive storm,
DE CUBA

DE CUBA, NOV. IT.
Heavy storms OF rain have swept
over this end of the Island; railroads
were swept away, and large quantities
of sugar cane all over the country is
leveled. The towns OF Sauna and To-
nalo, or the north coast, are Hooded:
cattle, goods and houses are swept
away, and some loss of life is re-
ported.