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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
@in2Sa SabWStntti9cr erut0r0 ct sctucu


Yort(onO, @ic, 3. Ntai.-SomeS %
UiS, ein Nabniinniger i'll StetiOn III bieicm
Siaate, ermor6ete am Sanlitag ctueu &ater,
nOent er lbm nit elmer l(rt Ocn gopi TAFT pom
Humpfe trGnnte. Ills man i'm, nad)6tm CT
perb0itet mar, iragtc, me8bdlb Ct ben OtUrS
begangeu, autmOrtete er, gGdibinQtou babe e8
ihm beiobleu. Der @i0rotr wuroc nor Sur=
sem ais gcbGjlt aus elmer Siren. Autalt cut
1niiN1r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
SoppelmptO IN &enfildv.

GtuclHAGtt, ,. Utol. - 3mel Srlber,
9tumtus 2Salttr, muroeu geltCrn pon 2&Il=
liam Smoot i'll Gmtnrom, Gmeu &ountu,
&u., eridlOTcu. Ser W0rocr bc'dulOigtt ijt,
geger i'm weQeu irgeno clutS %ugcbeus Dor
G'eri6t cine Aloge Oub0ugia gcu0dt SIT Ba-
tONt IND Der 2luOcrc mNrOC gtfGbrlit Utr=
Wluott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
9brcn @crlcktttdtu erleae,,- -

Bbilobelpbio 7. Dai. - Ser 5igt
uicur MOriDall Is. 6tib uuo Der 0ei5cr 9S.
Dtirncr, oui Dem @iter5uQe tbGtig, luelher
am MittwO6 i'll Der N}dbe BON Boint 8ree3e
cut0leii'tc, iiuo beute an Den erbaltenen Ser,
letltngen gcitOrben. Der 3ugfiibrer 2bOmuS
Ntebou lit arg uerbriibt, uno c5 lit Wenia
Nnifrl1nn mi icine Neillu1n nnrhnnnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
@eFGaftntg clues SGmiNoters aus
nCf |Glfuej5

Nem y 0rfr ,. Wt0t. = Gmll N0ntlaus
Der murte Beute auf &efebl bc5 idmei;uliheu
GoniulS bei 2(nfnnft be5 0ampicrS ,&iS=
mard" in Soobofen, 9t.=S., ucrbaitet. Die
Slage lautet 0uf llut1riheIf. IS mu0cu
$4,000 bel ibut gctuuOeu, UnO CT lit in Sc.
mabri0m geuommeu worOcr, um Seieble Der
ihmci;uiidltn YehGrrcn ab2umurtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
SeIbItutDrS eit,es SfEstcrS.

0olum blo, S.-&., ). Wt0i. - Nopt.
SObn GbriitOpbcr, GommauH0nt OeS Nttlt-
tdrpoitens III DOrfUiGt, bat id beute 9torgen
nit elmer @lItole erid)oNeu. Die Seidlcnifou=
@eI9morencn goben ciu ouf SeIbfmoro lat
tenoeS &rotft ab. 0ie 2eidle iutrO sur Se=
tattlIng uotl philadelphia gcbradlt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
WsprS IN ciltcr gEtrfIlidlaft. .

RTUU IUVWVtI JI,-l5,r %, UtWT. = 0IOl4t
2S. gSboiteU tum beute 2(btnO III cine 28irtb-
id)aft rub beihuloiQte oen &arfeepu Soils
6enuer, inn ieine llhr IND iein @elo geitob=
len SIT bNbcn. 28bullep mlirCe pou 6enucr
nieOcrgciflagcn uno itarb au9tnblidlid. Der
Nt6roer iibCrlicierte iid OeT Utrid)t unO
murbe in'e @ef4naniR aethQn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
6rnScr tJY1fcrSd1Icif.

9fcW NOrt, ). NtQI. = Gin iltn9tl
Niunn, ytnntenS GeOrge pan &cl3er, Sfrei.
ber I'M &iirCou oc8 S0iiirer6 Der ygfewz 0orfs
Gentral- & S0nbiou 9fiper Giienbabu," III
geiteru pom yGruno @ennol Depot" mil
$32 900 pcriduuuubcn. Sin auberer juugl
Manu, 9tamcn5 &Ortcr, ioQ icin Mtti6ul
6iger ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
SlAtiSc W8UrotbAtcn tit Tol9c
ciuCS 2 3lTFCS

ct. %ouia Mic., s. Wt0i. im lullauc'
3Iritorum gerltt6en am AFitupoh S6tI0 uicr Atou
uer, ueltC uuterpcg5 nan Ieru6 unrtH. iu NtC sc
trunteubcit in SAINT um oG5 GigCNtqUm0rcd'L an Cru
28a9eH uuo Die &iIyot, utlte ne 3CmeiHbaitlid DC
uugteu. gjutr oerielbeu WuroC Nctcottt iiuct nnr7
oCu tuotlidl perUuUoT uno 0tr &icrre u9ee'lR o.'-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
Bic 3cGcr uglS ole itcbcridIlpetn:
NtGtaRtA.

% emp bis, 3cnu., 4. 0iai. - &apt.
0turt &bcct pOm 9ampfer IS. IS. Gbect"
beltGti9t ole Serid)tc Der BaouSer ldngS bcS
6luies oberbalb 9tapolcon, 0oB Die 9teger,
peldle in Sol9e Der lleberduemmnng tire
6duier baben ptrlaiicn miiiieu, icbeS 2lncr=
bicten iur &eihGittguug BON Settcu Der
Bfancr, lreld]e lie SU mlttbcu uitnideu,
auSIAlagcn, rHbem tie ia9en, Die 5tegierrug
mitiie iiir ic iOrgen, NM ie pOutcn nitt
nrhPjtPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
2ampffeTcl @rploiio1t. 1rct
4Scrioncm 9ct60tct ,tno 2lnocrc
- -

Yictou, San, >. Niai - Irr Damp.
tsiicl i'll 3rUjug K GOwn'S SdgtmiiBlc Cr=
plOolrte beute DtOrGtu. Der &ugcuieur 2os
nolo 9fobbIn, oeiicu Sobu mo clu lmgcr
Dtaun, 9idmcn5 M(iItI 1ic@oWau, mur0uu
ougtnblidId) gct0Ott Der 3(cdnUngSfiibrcr
Gbarle5 Golc pWOt chcbljh Wtm aud) uitt
tGOtlIdl utrlett. GblrlcS Year Uuroe arg
uCrbriibt mo ;m;j NuOTt Ulittu 'GOntuiic=
nu Die GrulONOu mm lijWdu5 bcitiN;
&rIdititde Oco NJht.S u0m @auiht clutr
SOnne mMroem 900 NnB meit iortlcidLtM0ert-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
Sin g3e0uttcr ols Ndi5d,er,

9tGibOillc, 5cun., :. Niai. - Soiepb
SloGburu, @rz8uuOeSmari6au iiir piCien
Se5irt, luuroe, neil CT &iirgidaitSz lluttr-
idlriften gefdlidt bate, 3u A. 5abreu 3ud)t-
bQu6itrait bel barter 9lrbeit uerurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
Mnrsthntcn In NatmniS. :.

hIcl9o, ?. Wtni. = jOpu NUbett tInlT 0tr
alteten Burger GauOutoue, purrC 9citCrn Dtor5tu
nit iuratbar Ierifmtttcrtem Sldou tOot IN iCIEcm
Settt aciunoeu, Nian bot bis ittt teint SgGJ uoU
hem DtornCr.
BauI WlcsTou uub Conn .. 8obiou Gus GoFzGo.
9eretbeu geern NIOrsCnWegtu CIHCa aHacrNgoHcn=
SINNERS in GSortUeliel, UG9Jcuo ccie1 Hs5rop
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
ScI6Itlt eincs i,ttgen
Nll IN GfnsHa

Ybil0otlpbio, ), Moi,- Die I7=iib-
rige &ertha 1aniel9 n0bnt iih beutc in iHrcr
@oBnnug i'll Der 2SoooIroBc OoS Eebeu, i'll
benz lie iit mi; Ybo&P9or Don Shmefclb0l
,p1r orr1ift pr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
3alasOs9epeId)eH.
.2m Snnc ncifeimfai.

SpringfteIb, 0af., L. 0tai. - Sin
alter mann, 9aamenS Sombar6, purOe &c
tern NahmtitGg !pf meitli6en 8beile bon
9olgofe uon bis JtdHiboiHeu VI 6oOc &C
lteiniQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
Ainrt6tnWa etaes 5555Faien.

d
AuluNG. 60, 2. HAT - G'erttn Wutot "a
S!ber!9n Sic aIguitbt ma . c. g,HH Huut paht giiia
8rcuucr rcrgii;tt, pulicaca. &9lhlnGIl9s Aagt
nrmndf 6is y}erurtheiitc Ju bliTCigH, pt irrtbUW=
tb 6crtdltt. Sit iar6, o9nC Cia e'etanon'G oojuz
lCgeH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
9aeitcrcs nus Nnnnnn.

Sttum0, :. ltaJ. - IN Der gcluIgtu
@nlameat5iibpUg wmoe O!c Bill, Oie ,SHs
tcruntouat Transportation Gompam" NIT
tiHem GapitOl BON $5,o0O,O00 5um Oyilttt
Qiale utrtitu. Gieie GOmpaNuic be0bitdl
tigt ourh GauaOd cIne NrNhtliule iIir OIc
Ecoouttt oey ptltljdjtu Stl0teu 81 ewid)ttu,
mo beBauptet, oaB Der {rlnSpOyt iitl ucr
Wittels Ocrielbtu I'M 2J--3O Bro;tnt bl,llQCr
btmtrtittulgtu Il;B;, ais 0wh oit Scr.
StNatcH.
C.uebCt, I. Ntdl. - zhmjot Ocr .gS6r=
Der : 8rIcna ut bUtC urmthCllt wOyOCu,
ON 26 &Ini nfhGnnt III mrrNcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
GrttScrtitnrO,

Burlington, ST., ,. Ntai. - C5edrge
Subauan gsrteth belttc nit itiuem GruSer
QSiaiam iibcr cine Naniilieu 2tngclegcubtit
III Strcit mn br06tc inn mebreec Sttd)
luHnOen bel, uGlC1t Den SnO inrNulqe h0tten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
9ttt,t S4tnitdc Dcr,trtfieilf

= eW TO II, Ne., 6. Wfal. - S0WCS
%. 2Opeu; iiberiiiBrt, itiuc 6roU crmOroet III
boben, lit sum GOOc Our1 ben Stron9 Oerllrz
thrilt mnrnEm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
Gin rto0 1ti0t nitf9efl&rtcS
yfk knNhtao sstA,t

89iInoelpbia, ). Dtoi. llebcr
@eOrg Gentncr, ctneu 9eutiheH, melfler lei
ncu am Samitag erbnlteneu &erletungen tm
ooipital erlag, miro 2ei6enihou gebalten.
Dian ptrmutbst, baB or bon ciuem llnbetaul1-
ten 5u SooCn geitlagcn muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
Wlnro in Sel,tefIre

9talbOlllc, &c1n., /. Wi0t-5Obu ;.
Stepcnipn, EN- 9ieiie osS GouuerueurS
SrOmn bon Scnntice, mnOe gcitrrn etlpa IL
Ntellen pOn hter bon ctncm @onut, 9tameuS
W. G0rtcr, erihpiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
@tus Gnm0oa.

NtOutrtUl, :. Mai. - 5nl biciIgtu
8tiOrm=10Hit lt!irttH l2-lj RdOheu cine
0teuterti al uuo uciubtcH 81 cntlanicu-
&jer Der TdO.lSiiibrUImrU ilHo ucrbaittC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08

B0tI a0eI , Hla, s. WtQl. = -8tr 6zlaNz
rige &obcrt NtaiicD, mel1er Dor einew DO
nate non cjulm tOllen 6anOe gebiiieu muroc,
III hn11th oil Ne1. N,Sniihrithnm naitnrhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
Die 1leberi6tpeutmtn9 oes WfiSffss
S;nfti Shn1pa w

Galeb g. 6orlbev, Giuil= 9Hgenienr, goup
g. .. !6erbtrt, GOub. Sobu Wc@nern, s.
u, Morie, Gipil-Sn9snieur, @Ouu. 5. FQ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
soO etneS 08eOofteltrs 1tttO s6rtft=

Y9ilabelpbia, a, 5. Dtai. - 0r. 81.
muuS MOrri8, icit Uiclen 3ubreu 9feOattelw
un6 Serausgebtr Der o@a5ctte" Don &rentou,
q. s. uno Serfaiicr Don Ten Acres
enough" mo Glow to get a Farm" lit &C.
tern AbeuO IN Burlington, N..S., geItorbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
Semperenafriidltc ntls ehin,

HSl 9tnctnn1tt Dtelten Die Setmelner tllrSz
lid eine Convention. Cine Der iiberi6nappten
6raucn bielt folgenoe 9febe: ,,g8enn id Sc
Iete au MAIDEN bdtte, iuiiroe id) 0tDroer uub
Sobtfldgcr bios nit elmer @elObuBe, Die
Spirituoienbdnoier Saber nit bem Sooe be-
itrafen." 0ieier gSabnpit murbe, mie Der
Scrtd)t ldntet, Unit entbuiiaitiihen unb lang
anboltenbem Seifall begritBt."
NuS Stfftn mtrO ein2lufrubr gemelbCt Sor
Der 2SirtbitJaft oe5 Bidders gSebel mar Elm
Setfrduleiu ais Sd)ilopad)e aufgcitellt, baS
tie Climber, iueld)e Oas Saus beluften. in
EN- 9roBeS guf ctnIhrteb. 0tes ifGoi9te
gSebelS @elfGit, meBbalb CT Die Dame bGf.
lid erludte, itd ;u entferien Sic blisb aber
feIt auf ibrem Soften unb Der 9Sirtb nabm fie
am Arm unb fiibrte iie ctlpaS ungalant pom
9auie bis gum ndhIen Seitenpeg. 6rauleln
6arqubar elite naf 0auie, neriel in SrGmpfe
le9te ltd) ms Sttt unp - itarb, iute baS Sc
ritht antete, III 6ol9e Der NtiBbaublungeu,
Die Iie erfaBren hattie.
9tun erhobcn iid oic Seupereuifanatifer,
umSingelten gSetel'a Saus uub oerlQnaten
nit OrObenSem@ci6rei DeIIcn lleberQabc. 8os
6anS mar ieit 9eid)loien. 9n ibrer SoOesz
anglt lam gran 2Scbel all oicS biire uno ioQte
bem auf9eregten Ntrb, iGr Mann iei nidlt III
Sauic. 2Ran 9laubte ihr nid)t uno beitalib
auf Der SerauS9abe bes Wtouue8. Trou g1et=
gel uertbeibigte inbeiien Den GtnaunQ nit Der
grDBtcn Gner9le, bG Fe iiir ba5 2ebeu hires
WanneS belorgt mar. llnteroeIIen maren 2rpei
6unattfer, init 9lrt unb &niittel bcmaIinet,
auf baS 0ansbad 9eitiegen, nm iid) BON oben
bereln ben @in9ang ms S0us su er;pin9en.
Sn bteier h6fIen gtotb eridlien WtarIdoQ
Dtutidler aIf BENG Sflauplot oes idlGnblid)en
IuitrlttS uno gebot Dem 0aufen i'm 9tamen
oeS @eIete8, iid) 3u Seritreuen, nGbrenO er
lelbIt ms 0aus ging unO gSesel perhaftete.
Gr faiib ibn in icbr Gufgeregtem 3uitaub in
cinent 3 INNER bes Speiten StodS ;ur Selbit=
pertbeioigung pOrbereitet. 3ur gr6Bereu Sis
6erbeit fir Die YErion gSebcl's, uno nit lei
ner ei9enen Seluillignng, CAB inn Der 1ar=
ifaa eiu rlDglid)ft gutes 9taftQuartier in Der
Gountps Sail, bon mo- er aln ndfitsn Mor9en
mieber eutlaGen mnrbe uub Su Ieiner Namilie
Slriiftebrte. Der Mob bate iid Scrftreut, oa
cine 9enauere Na1irage er9eben bate, Dap
6rGulein TarQubar nid)t aeltorben lei, feline
Sr6n1pfe hattie uno aud) baS Sett ntdlt biic
tete.
Ser Sag zines SSu0iIarS.
Der 13. Aprtl mar Elm 6eittag eigeuer art
fiir Die Serliner. Sie feierten zen 80. Sc.
bnrtStag cineS Mannes, Der tie emit nit Su
geln regaltrt, min aber, unb i9ou ieit Sabreu,
ais GdlteS Serliner &ino Der 2ieblin9 bon
Sung unb alt lit. 9ie 3eitsu me6ieln ebcr
unO bic Menideu auf. SAB es BOD cinC
l3eit, no Der iett piel9eliebts &aiier gSilbelm
Der fartdtidlenpriuS gebeiBen. lleber beiaetcr
Serliner 6elttag bas 6olgeuOe:
yYGpa g8rNngel, Der AM WontaQe einar
so. gebnrtsta9 feierte, 1T 3ur 3eit Der altcitt
Ober bod einer Der dlteiten Seteranen grell
sens Hnb bat Elm rcihbepe9teS 2sben 6intel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
0lrbeiter.Gr0it00 imNS eius : rlcntt

Stem SrleanS, ). 2RNj GSdbrcun
Der 9ompier yGrporter" bier beutc NtOrGeu
Don 2lrbeiterll, ueldlc y Dollars Den Sag
btfamen, gel0ift muroc tamu POO Stauer
beraugciOgeH mo ucrlougten, OOB Die 2trbei-
ter cutDtoer i'll arbciteu nufb0rttn ODER 3
Dollars ben Gag Oerlou9cu iOllteu. IS ent=
ipoun iib ein &f, bel meidem ;met Be-
ioueu UermuuOet mmoen. DE Gdoelsfiiwtc
purOen Uerbottet unO Die 2tybc,t III Dem ulc0z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-08
Srnofs all Scr BrGHSenten.

gS 4 II q 10 Il I. Ntal. - Set prat@
Seut bat pom Giouperueur Sroofs ;lI 2ittlez
6od eine 9epeiGe erbalteu, III melfer 2ettes
rer bic 9lnfluft Oes RiGters Senrle in gittles
bod meloct unO fi6 iiber gin;elnbeten Der
SiBuug oeS 2(ppeuotionsgcridt8 ou8ldBt.
Sroofs iagt: pie gcridlttid)e gnhdcibuug
itber bic ihwebenbc SneitirNge miro ms
iagen, mer rehtmGBiger @ouperneur BON 9(r-
touiaS lit, uno ms Tricbcn geben, wie immcr
audi cutihieOen merOen mag. Die Guti6ei=
buug tpurbc idon beute Ntorgeu ermartet.
2tttlc=8 9trf., I. Ntai. - 9(ui
&artcr'S Sette mirO bebOuptet, ote Gutif,ei.
| Nuug be8 @erft8 in &ejug aui bieSeiebrnC
be8 @ouperneurS. 2(mttS lei BON teinem Sin
! iuB, ba griteno oaa @ert1t uoll,dbli9 icr
mitiic unb 3meiten5 nur Der @eieBgcbuu0 bi
Gnti9etNung juitebc.
Die beuttge 8hdti9tsit in bciotn 2o0erl
luor pon teiuer Seoeutung.
Sc endber Die 3eit buaurudt, bcitO mch
yeute ltrOmen in Die StOOt uuo ;mor nument
ltd nm Sarttr SIT unterTtiiten. Sm llebriQel
1T Die Sttu0tioH iiemlitb uuber1ubcrt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

DANaERoUs.-Tie practice of throw
ing broken bottles aud glassware in
the streets should be stopped, as both
tina life of man and beast is endangered
by the repeated acts Of those guilty.
Of the Offehse. Last night a gentleman
having occasion to cross Buel steet trod
upon the broken fragments OF n bottle
and entirely ruined one of his boots,
the Jagged points penetrating to the
foot. An ordinance has been passed
by II Town Board in relation to the
practice, and a few arrests and convic-
ton of those who disregard the ordi-
dance would probably do much toward
abating the nuisance.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

REMOvED.-V. Chuida of tho Cali
fornia Market, having vacated the
premises recently occupied by him
can be found at his new quarters in the
building formerly occupied by Levy
Il Harrison, two doors above the
Courthouse. Fresh vegetables, fish
butter and canned goods ct every va
riety kept constantly III hand; and a
general assortment ofchoice family gro
%ccries, cigars and tobacco will al
ways he found at his place. y share
of the public patronage is solicited
Remember the place: two doors above
the Courthouse. mil
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19
DISTRICT COURT - YERRuARv
TERM.

Hon. d. c. McKenney, Judge.
Court me yesterday morning, pur-
suant to adjournment.
Eureka NJ. 4 $. Company vs.. Frank
Way; plaintiffs were given until April
LIST to file motion for new trial, and de-
PENDANTS to have ter days from that
time to file amendments thereto.
Dan. Morgan W.. ID. II. Hall ct ais:
witnesses were sworn and examined
and the case continued until TODAY.
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19
ocAL INTELLIGENCE

~, rrnrs,-Since the conflagratiOn
lavender last we have fortunately
..sed the Winter without a fire of any
tOnseoucnce, the Department having
- .,,led out but twice since its or
su;zation, and then the fires were ex-
I;""nished without the need of their
II.;res. The fact that we have thus
a.ned the ravages Of the destructive
e,oment is greatly owing to the strin-
'n, PRECAUTIONS taken by the town
,e,horities and the attention our Fire
Warden has displayed in having the
:, '%rurroperlv attended to is the general
. .% Of ii res. The tiremen would enjoy
"ood run with the ''mashcen" now,
~ i is to be hoped that it will only
mount to this whenever the alarm is
.,n be dispensed with by our residents,
e.ho are i'm no hurry to again pass
through the "fiery ordeal"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19
passing SrRANaE.-An day ycSter-

PASSING SrRANaE.-All day yester-
Inv VIC anxiously awaited for SNOW
.torm, but the wrath of the weather
,lerk and his deputies seemed appeased
nj tbe lustrOus orb Of dav east
rs retulgent beams from the blue
rr,nopy above during the entire day.
Every one seemed in good humor and
rxas out on the streets basking in the
warm sunlight, specializing on the
|rrosIpcts Of the coming season. Even
|ihe Lo family teft their campOodies on
|fhe hill,idcs and appeared on the
|~strets viewing the sights and critical
In noting every change of styles, etc.
Efhey still predict a flood and are pre-
|narins for the emergency. They say
Emo more snow heap come" They
hong for warm weather, which is but
natural; ..All nature hopes for Spring"
|npd why not they?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

\ FIGHT.-A set-tO between two
Italians occurred last night on North
Buel street, occasioned by a dis
putc arising over tho settlement of
some money. Both parties pummeled
each other to their hearts content, and
then made up without intlictins any
serious damage to either one.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

ROAD TO RCBY.-Thc road to Ruby
valley is still in an almost impossible
condition. Wagons that have been
left standing in the road unable to pro-
iced further, arc almost entirely buried
in the SNOW. 1t will take at least Il
month for the road to become sut-
ficicntly clear to admit of travel.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

THE 1NTERNATIoNAL.-One of the
best places in town to procure Il good,
comfortable room is at the Interna-
tional Hotel, ID. IL. Hall, proprietor.
Parties favoring the house with their
patronage will find excellent ACCOM-
modatiOns furnished them. \ fine
bar is attached to the place where the
choicest brands of liquors and cigars
IA always be found.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

LITEHARY.-Postmaster Ramsey has
placed the late numbers of magazines
and other Eastern periodicals OH our
table. Parties DESTROYS of obtaining
anything III the literary or stationery
line can be supplied at the Postofiice
news stand.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

STILL AT WonK.-The petty larceny
thieves are still plying the vocation,
much to the discontinue of lodging
house keepers and wner of poultry.
They conduct their business in a very
stcalthy manner, IA no clue to them
has ~ vet been discovered.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

CRoss-wAI.KS. Street Supervisor
Walls is having Stag cross-walks COIL
Structcd at convenient points across
Main street. 1t is 4 much needed inn
provement during the present preva-
lence of mud.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

Town GoVERNMENT.-Thc question
Of the legality Of iii town %organiza-
ton was up in the District Court yes
to-day. The case will be further ar
gued to-day, when Judge Mckenney
will pass upon the questions involved.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

Dancing
Professor Cavanaugh,
4 THOROUGHLY COMPETENT AND
"A experienced teacher. will open on next
Tuesday evening, II dancing School, at E.urc-
ka Hall, for the accommodation Of those wish
ing to perfect themselves in tho
ART TERlDSlClIORE.
All the modern dances. such as Waltzcs.
Schottisches, Polkas, Itcdowas, and other
fancy dances, together with the new style Of
Qualrilles and Contra Dances, will ne
taught. Tho terms for gentlemen will be one
dollar for each lesson. with lady partner free
Of charge. Terms for children, half price.
Tho best Of music will be furnished, and the
manager intends to render perfect satisfaction
to all. Those DESTROYS OF joining the school
will please leave their names mt either Of the
following places: Eureka Hotel, Intcrnation-
al Hotel, NJ. ). Franklin's store, and ut the
California Fruit Store.
The Professor will also give private lessons
every day, if desired.
Monday and Friday afternoons for ladies,
and at night for gentlemen. Children, Satur-
day afternoons, ut Brady's Hall, below the
Turner House. jal7-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.-We
have just received by express the very
latest styles i'll hats, Granger, or 'any
other mans" \ fine assortment of
hand-Scwed boots has also been re-
ceived. Gents furnishing goods Of
every description, and clothing of the
best quality, constantly on hand. Now
il the time to make your purchases.
Call at Oderfeldcr Il Harrison's mann
moth store. flI*
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

PRISONERS I'm ROUTE.-Sherif JOt
Travis and Mr.. Craigue passed through
hast evening ell route to Carson, having
In charge three prisoners destined for
|the State Prison. The convicts are
(handlon and Robinson, sentenced to
bne year each, and Ferguson, for IA
Wears. The former two We're convicted
|of grand larceny, and the latter for
killing Robert Ash. The prisoners
|seelned to he in good spirits, and speak
lin the highest praise of those having
Them in charge, for the kind treatment
Received at their hands. Ferguson
thinks that he was lucky in not being
Sen, for life, and hopes to be pardoned
lin the course of IL few years. The party
|left last night OH the stage for Pali>ade,
land expect to arrive at their destina-
|tion tomorrow morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

THE largest and finest assortment OF
pocket knives and fancy cutlery v
seen in Eastern Nevada is to be found
al W. II. Clark's. mhl7
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

THE Finest Assortment of Furnish
ing Goods, Hosiery. Collars and Ties,
will be found at u. 4 IL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

For a complete assortment of tim
ware, parlor and cooking stoves, or
any article in tho hardware line, go to
Maupin & CrOmor's. t27
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

TEAMING AcCIDENrS.-Day before
yesterday an accident occurred ut
Ruby Hill to one of the tealnsters
driving for \. f.. Davis, which came
near being attended with serious re-
suits. While descending the steep
grade above Hussey's saloon the wagon
was overturned, remaining on the
edge of the grade bottom up, and dam
aging the wagon to a great extent. 1t
was fortunate that the wagon did not
descend the grade, dragging the team
with it, a., in that east it would have
probably killed every n of the ami
mails. Later in the day Il horse at
tached to another team belonging to
the same gentleman, had his leg broke
by the breaking of the Tongue of Il
wagon. The animal will probably
have to be shot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

FOR n complete assortment of hard
ware, tinware, mill and mining goods,
carpenters tools, ETC., 20 to W. IL.
Clark's. mhl7
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

>TockS.-Not much change has taken
pace IN stock quotations for some
Some Of the Eastern Nevada
shares were a shade tirmer Yesterday
man usual. With the unprecedented
activity which is sure to obtain in this
portion Of the State the approaching
seaSon, we may reasonably anticipate
General revival in prices. The Eu-
,eAa mines on the Board will doubt
,e'S command increased attention ere
,"ng' 1t is but a mere question of
uhhe' as the mines Of this district are
I,lionc the most valuable on the whole
Pacific Coast.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-19

JUST REcEIvEp.-.A large invoice Of
glassware. silver, plated and britannia
goods, cutlery, lamps, etc., at W. II.
Clark's. mhl7