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The Grange advance., 1874-06-24

CURRENcY.-The President has signed
the currency bill. This does not increase
the volume, but fixes the amount of cur.
rency and redistributes portion of it.
The Grange advance., 1874-06-24

No COMMUNISM or Red Republicanism
in Ireland. When Rochfort landed at
Queenstown on his return from New York,
June 10th, it was as much as the police
could do to keep the mob from lynching
him. Roshtort's idea Of glory is to be shot
fehind barricade.
The Grange advance., 1874-06-24

The crops are booming everywhere.
One can see the wheat and corn grow.
With so,ooo,ooo bushels Of surplus
this year, let Wall street howl. MINI
nes0ta is safe. ... . r;n-
The Grange advance., 1874-06-24

AN aquarium car containing over Sc, ,o0o'
tish from eastern waters for Colorado pass.
ed through Omaha last week, all in COED
trim.
The Grange advance., 1874-06-24

Pat Child is discussing at great length
with the Grange Advance to determine
whether he (Pat) is a liar. That is so self:
evident that the controversy is tedious
St. Paul Dispatch.
The Grange advance., 1874-06-24

PHILADELPHIA will get no money out Of
this Congress for the Centennial. The
Oranges have frightened Congress, and for
a moment, till after the fall elections are
ever lavish expenditures will stop.
The Grange advance., 1874-06-24
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, 1874-11-21

,,-u ~ ,,,L. 49,
aero oI any corn on the farm. Wheu nfe9
= nlow thrpuRh i part Of Il, md Sxet, laat a.
yoar, single ppan Of horsea had no di[oulty IN
preparing II for planting. Wa have hed four dr5
eonaGns IN sllocessoh 9na y ~ 2osalbl6 t4at wa
n1y ts n;ny ayo @ cGanss aa then tlesA opon a.onos
the farm i,
A.. on tne 10Th aud 10Th ve had good gpln-fa!!.
that Will pnt ta,o lanu !h good condition for sAll.
now bo pushed forward, for orory ftlfrow turned
, 1874-11-21
A katfndrod Extinct voicaft6e5s

From lite BGH ftnnc7sco CHfuHtrte.
The Academy OF 6cIchcs mot on Monday
evening; DR.. Harknoss spoke OF discoveries
inado 6y himself IN parLs Of rlunas anti Lassen
Counties little kuw,, hitEdrt6: Attact bf country
cotitaininE about 5000 kquas6 miles hs described
not only a. Yolcanic, b0t showing tiatcs OF re-
cent yoicauio actio and havilig within ita hintts
loo extitct volcanoes. 4 large tratet oh tho
il5idnE-line os tue two eonhfisa lid 1Adlnlea
up tho ako, giving II iiow outlob dal spreading
its Vatera over an area Ok 8 Squire miles: Tho
volcanic cono Ia highes tl,ai, Vcau7ida. 'Asl1es
and Bcprln arc Bchttsre1 all down IT'D BideH.
In difrctont parta OF the IaAe aro atumps Of
trees, aomo Of them 46 tset id holght.
and showing above tho butfare Some
ot them, standing III tho lata, afo only
partially buried through, indicating that
tho matter ejsetea fr6hi tho volcano wns
NIT all in q melted stato. III other places occur
FOUND cavltieo, whicI, were Sounded BY Or. Hark-
hess anh bib party, and btutnps found as th5 bot.
toni. Higher up, tho trees; thotlgh untouched
by tho lava, were burned by the heat. The
growth Of portion OF ths tteGs hince tile eruls-
tiou hhoas nbout twenty-five aunn'ar rings. Tho
lavA FROM tho v0lcano coVofs about lou square
Inilcs. All old resilient Of Hell Dinf. ai,o wan III
the neigAboFltobd In 1851 told tl,a doctor
that he saw bright bheet Of hanic rising froua
the nountain Which continued during hia entire
atay. Shaved Hchd, aii old Indian ot tue MllA
,Cfeok tribe, adya TINT ~ Ills youth tho realon
waa alive WITH volcnnbbs In abt,yo operation.
, 1874-11-21
mo; mud foil svooning On the tloor' aud reniom-
bcr nothing moro than. Tint ali grow dark.

mo; auu ! fell swooning On tho floor, aud ren,em-
bcr nothing, moro than. Tint ali grow dark.
When: rotovoroll from Tho fovcr, brought on.
NO tdobs BY oyeao and TO the
they told me, not u,,hlutlly, how Minnie Ind
ooasca to bo. ulrahi r.l5ydh adt, onc6alrnseiby
her tathbr, tho old minis, pcronihtory eonat,d
thht hlie hhSsild give r oil ideh Of to trash of
maintain 4 wlfe, and my arparont failure In tho
nttoupt to sYrast from th1 soil tho ,leeeasaty snt
oh which tho fnr.nor hid aslpttlatca. lhd proved
TOO, mach, far tl,at delicate falfo aud
donl1 nt tho ,labt;r, her sister Hatd,, T4in,
frail, and wasted, tho montal, agitation haa
proved burdoi, 10 loavy FOR lior to boar and ii
lnnfth tlb lhborihE Heart had ctahed to buat aid
With acarce1y whlsrered word q fafowell Or
slo bad died, no far ae 1couta gather from those
aboht hort almost Ut tho sanlo hour, ,ah that at
witch blip had at,tchtad btfofo md at tlib lobr
d. ny hut. ,uaEarls call!iiE apoh no to scok
iug1s guided me. Aud mhon Aoard this theru
chnle rolapso in my iltnoas, mid de!ivlptn aot-
ting In. tlcro onHued n poriod during which wae
~ hourly danger, talking, ns thought, always
m,tn IN u9aq n3e n om neser
They woro tnrdor with me during: tho time OF
my consa'cbconce. and II vas In kiltincsa, dpubt-
idss. that they Btroye to potsuade mo TINT had
but dsoamod OF Dtlnnb's visit; titat my mind,
1oAVty thnAGA Auu A1ltAtpul lhu AEtclNEA ulV3
and that tho spot whonce tlie gold had boon OK
tracted had been ono which lind noted as q like
y one - somo Previous 1atnbse, and had sought
hor of whom my thoughts wore full. I smiled,
and lot. thon spoak: My own conviction
remained nnaltored. That my dead love had
been with mo wah comfort Of which I would
not lot thotn rob mo. but: ! said nothing. 1
bowed my head. md nl!owcd them 10 bellovp mo
convefs to the hyporheats they auggoatod. /
soon lott TINT part OF, tho country, settling III
California, aud working--es otl,ers seek roiugo
in strong btink--to bnnish Tho monrnful Thoughts
from tho boil ,sutllced to purchase q large extont
Of virgin soil, how blooming with vineyard and
corn-deld, anl am d rich man, aud envied and
oil has tl,rivon with mo- But tho zcst ot. life is
gouo out Of ,tnino, aud wish, low wish. tlat
tho weary pilgrimage were over, and at reBt-
nH Minnie iB-forover.
, 1874-11-21
A7l lrato LalEycr.

From the At'' ut ortant 1'Ia.es Non- ,.,,,: y;
IN tbe rohrtn n,ss11cs Goase on iAI"taany IN any
tnoaus aowI on the bllls; ana which ngt only ti,s:
Judge r. Drouet was examining 2 witneEst and I'd
Judge saaekot9sa, .. tne IT, otnor s,oe' oo''e'ea
to Question and stasea na reaaonas l., ;,r,.
Mr. O!oaet pIesonteu u!s n1Haaonss Ill A"'o3
Of the pfopriety Of tho attestsdn: .:;s,:.
Judge hynch rnled AGAINST nm; ,, Mi1d eaia ,ui-
thar thae ho Wtane4 9i A. ny. proues "ould noe con"
tlually dispute Win tno Gonft:; :.;a. ,. 1o.-
r t ~ ,,e e teasJ hyonr 1,n rss
ao9a, ana II tho uonft oocs not concnr l shonns
to tesrnhps. IT,, III, q. ,,,;,,,; l. IL,
Juuse ~, lneetGaGu MNt naTe ~ suo."s ~
, 1874-11-21
toctariin9 Queen victoria.

The London World has takon to tsaclIing
Queou Victor,a good manners. 1ta fst ioBsu,l
to1oles tho propr'etiea with regard to the slst
ia Englaul Of tho Emps oas Of Russla, and is "a
and your ao.l Lad arrloa tho onIy daughter OF the
riehsat, gru1iioat md most important Of your
noiuIbors, by whom oyory possible attention ind
boat ahown to you atid Yours anl surprising OIL
lar motlor cau1a from long distance to atay
with der in her London house, don't you THINK
1t would he uleroly decent u,'d pulisc-wo will
hay nothing or rtliiu- on your part to
co1so up from tia fur dIsta',t paco. wlloso YOU
persst iii n.yili, yut,rHelt, to tlyo Uoat c0nfsl-
tlon ot tllo L,isoHs which it la vour duty to dis
cllasgo, aud show so.ne Eo!saual ciylIity to yonr
glltst =?
, 1874-11-21
CADENARDlA.

y ,,-..---
No sound of waeals Or hont-bnat hreek.
Tbs silence o. ths au1nnlrr dny,
Az Dy tho loreHcat of I'LL lakes
"4''' 'Ne '''0 - ~ 1''
+ ptco tic lcafy co1pnunde.
Whcro lGyci braucAes Of tho nlono
Above mo weave roof Of st.ate
1mpesV'oaa to sao sun and fa'n.
.+.,.os . a,,i,en r,,sn ~ ,,-
n1 ,.tsar la.'Sn IN is,s ien,.os @ - o;ar,,,, I,t
Al aoa,na aay ~ sn,,eSins tous ass .;,r,
Lilo toFeaes oo"n ule pau tread.
1-,;,.,. ...
uy sonaFiSa Ra5den Rn!e
tnako tno mar4ie atG!fa ny BsaF,
Anu Lear ~ wa1er. ~ wait,
, 1874-11-21

..., ....r, ,,..
i'll M iaoMsd hls daty vt sf1aIsst:' HEP -,,, "
Hi never miastt D fight Or frh,
Nor uorcr turned up late. :.
NY heart. >is broke, TIN 3as,ch atatrsta
He ~aa tho steadfaatesk pup ,,
Tint ever spohn for scrapa IL teak
Or chaWtl lyet UP.
Co1sd better has6 btcn spaf9d; u. J.,
But though he's dead; my comfort II,
4 think he waa preparcd> y, a.. a,,..,,.s.,
NY heart T. brokei I'm much depru1st&
1le waa elo carnealest pup
Ihas y, eses ses,s;;, a., 1,r9i sH r., hls tsi
=. -
.,Ho norer aiirhed, not he. .~.,
Ills comrades to i,rcstieate. !,
Nor it,tsaoi 4 post or trco. ~
1fy neatt ia broke. I'm t1uch xnnpn ="
Ao vas the choekisat rub H. ~S" "
T}iat ever nrpsytoi aGotk i tbi6 : IL
Whpn oliicr iords come t,r, :, :
lIq never failed, on no account -,
, 1874-11-21
gooeo and t,.oka has done muoh 10 harden The |
1ioalt ot Tho farinor's VITO WHOM IN search Of |
nav fahther.buna, -

nav 1altuefspDnA.
4iffs hdk-rnpEn. =, ,..
+ = ;. dAlEshuNh, ILL.,, NOV. II, 1874.
Nh. /" 1tunar n-hrn: waht 10 Hiabs i altitet:bolt
$ s r. q ss 81 r r
rhs ssoSs 81 tho :: box:oldor aro ripe Il, opten.
bar, aHd shonid hc aowd III once. Uosor |tfloii
down firmly. Lct tl!o plauts retnaii, in tho seed
paao sSs Mof SfsaS Sos s sro 5 s @ an t. o
planta llrat-rato. ns 1t lbs an nh,6]nt,cn OF
nbroun roots. Tho neu3B NAV 6o nixci in damp
Iand or taoss, aud planted enriY in tho spring,
A., 7,,s,. apAasnr rae e., III. Nov 70, 1874.
tnts sa Woad M d tnoa Sr n35ns
s 4 AZ S H.. 4 n Tho tn S;t + shan 9s r.
n S&sra hayo plenty Of sraw md beaPds s n'es for
!hst parp9sg Are tls new Etanss, such as tho oro-
s''' a''' 's"'s so"'' '''0 "S'A"A'sA' rnsp rn.xtn
n 2ou plant !now, the plants should DO pro-
eectol from being thrown out by frost, eithor by
a mound Of latl ovor. them, or covered With
aE ee HOUND eeae III @ n asv g. 1Saa psare
ht6 troatcd IN tho hame tnaunnr, Ono, two, ot
three canes rany be- allowed tho first and oil
snss91ent but IN psu @ 9ny use
siblo, ono without latoralB. No pfnchink lack
n susnu,et 70 permitted on my vines Tho
Croton, Waitor, Eur1alih, .Iona, Irtalia, aud
other nov etApes hive not atood VOL in Central
Illinois, and will need mora caro- than q farmer
will probably give them; ut least cannot afford
to spend time with thom. In regard to another
grApo latey than tho Concord, tho Chtawba ls ns
good aB any for Pi1to County; though it Will not
givo dnlna crops, yat ita fruit ia desirable, md,
With tho exception Of hard wintcrs, 1t will do
! quito we'll. ,
ADuLTERATED HONEY.
Tho Nationn! Beekeopers, Association have
ported adyerae1y 70 thu prae,ice.. Tho telegraph
las only alluded to tho subject, and no full re-
port has yat roaehed US. but 1t may aB well DO
stated Ii wIat co,sists this adltoratfon, 40 TINT
people 1nhy guntd against 1t. It in simply tho
hest white uorn-stnIch or Atgar.lohf Rirup
favored with honey. Tho honeyconb la placed
Oh the insido Of tho :1ar, no1s the glass, md
the jnr filled with tho cloar, transparent slrup.
It Ii d good tudge who can datoct tho ainerance
when applied TO Tho morning ''Alapjaoks." Tho
deception r6nBsta III soiling ono r6und Of honey,
that costs 90 cente, and three pounda OF Brup,
| that costs ~ CENTS . pouua, nstogothor for. Us
conta pound, ~ better business than eolling
purc hudey, awe may $50 BY tha dguSca: !.
pound p1ro comb:honey. 2s
pnnnds strup.. y.
Total cost.: .............S IS
pounds honey and JAR at 85 cent?. rs
~, runE nosrr, ~
pounds honey, as % cents.
glaa1 Jar....................... 20
FNokn ~oA$ - Il
, 1874-11-21

neck.
"Thia is no time for stoopl," she said, eager
y; "Up up. aud bo doing, Goforo tho precious
hours are gone. Take what Son necd for dig
den fast aud far to guide to where It awaits you"
"WhnG, Aiiunie7" asked, much perplexcdby
her words aud manner.
"aoa" she 1sPs so With qaiTeEns ephs s
dowry. / will bo your guido"
"lou, darling l anaworel, trying to take lot
hand "you are i'll, l foar, or III distress md
-" sho interrupted MO at once, shrinking
frank" she said, With passionate ploadlug
earnoBtress; ''lot me hayo my Nay ID this.
You'll neyor repent it, bollve me. DO Mimic
Fairlops bidding, without rclnonatranco with
out question; s3'sh dor tes % 0n''' Come oomo why
Puzzled by ,Sliunie' vehement ohotey Of ad-
dress, 80 utterly new to me-, I thought il best 10
hu,nor llor. and accordingly fotohed from my hut
the pick, shovel, orowbar,. and Lighted lantern,
saying, With smile that w., Tas Sy. pow soady lo
same timo looked around, wot'dcr|ngly, for ler
horse. I remembered, however, that hho might
probably have secured tho bride to toe ln tho
thioAet within easy rit!o.shot. and made, ZIP my
ware OF her whito land sho signed to mo
to follow, aud set forth, ut = rapid pace, to-
wards the frownfug gorge Of tic. sasquewash
torrens, threading her way, without heaita~
hlAplH uuW!ubIH Alltl lAUGIDI 1Au1AnONts
until, in narrow and gloomy Ilvine, shu halted
before black atono TINT boro souo fauclful re'
scmbauco to pulpit.
"IIcrol dig hcro! ehe said eagerly; "work,
Frank, eg YOU never worked before. You stand
upon gold"
shc gave no reason for this bold assertion, but
thara Ia something contagious III strong aud
genuine conviction, and III this instance i sur:
rendered mysolt completely TO the impulse Of
inc moment; aud, c'oar'ng away with my shovel
tue black nlnvlal soil. struck Justify with my
pickaxo into the rocky stratum beneath. So fur
as cou!d distinguish by tho dim light Of tho
lantern beside mo- tho nlinorals whtch my pick
disturbed wese proclBely such ~ lad mot with
ln twonty exoayations eageriy commenced aud
Abandoned in disgust. Yoa. there wore tho curved
guelay, tho brittle horublonde, tho faliacioua
sparkle OF yellow mica, the black baaaIt, lid
water.woln gravel. varied by thin sironks of
milky quartz or Of dark fesrugluoua sand. Whit
could lave CAUSED Mnno'a yiHlt her fancy rc-
spoctng tl.o richness Of this particular spot and
tho singular alteration tn ler manner 2 So far
as know, aho llad mover before entered tho
rn?o whisher hlfe Ind snird mo. ws,'so nf gold
, 1874-11-21

nlohabia ynius % Of nv winnings. md Il VAS not
i,ntti IN .vannc ~ I'm ;sst NV lint AnaSlv c
s;stnl froin nv Iii; and: snreatilnr ont nv GuId
cn stnro o l,,n cayfhan i1oor ri nv hmt. assnre1
s.y.s1t ,I,.t Is ,vna At tho vcrv ieoat .rnrt
tvontv.eirht nj twenty-nlno Thousand do]ara.
IL v9+'r waa aons mo rownrd aecnro6 an1
to ouina "a ans 1rs,nca NJ hann;neaa aonn IN
o t1I ran1izoi uG ''' Thera WAS not btnor hrart IN
III Asnar;cs vhnn soo,, after aun,t tso m lhe roi
s"m;.,t, m ,,,or,in@ saIdIad ,nv horio s,,i W;t
Ga''f H. fcathsrn ha, That helI nv treas,,ro
raorrolv strsn,ie3 hefnTc mn ii, nv arra. .fnoted
esead sat ~ r., Innathsn FnT,nn,a Sprm ~
sIeeu' sIs,n, ~ S1i hriao ~ 'oA ''''"'. ~
''a"n na, .us D.4os. 1..,n,,,. ua
somehow. as J. GROW r. noas NY lonn;neys ;?.sy eng.
a saa n h snrts Macod n o III
flen iArmet, ny nlHn snfits ilasgea. an0 y enlia
faa Eaa s91o1n ny s ro ny ron WI rdae e
sIntt,v T@ -, N thc tro,liscI nnrc., rcroan"J
M tyy,,,,n, ~ roAea thai Sfnna ,,a, nisntsd
Thora aaag,cd iG1o to ha m ,,nwonto atir ,ont H.
iarenor oorysv ~ iia nnnt ~ nav, wv ~,
!nI ,s es,rds, s,,;,t rs ;ac oae,r, ~ ~
et sef g,ossS ona5 ~, nda,,nnn u'A hamea H.
sioon % ~ ~. sso - T." a. .,,snI ~ Iner -. @ o
~ ~ ~ .uo M @ Sra ~ tho, =, u,
40 10 ~ ia ant yar,rar n "an
am NV ~ ~ ~ ~. raet ou o,nd ~
sEoAo Wo1a VI wv " ~ .o 'es;, a'u nusoa .nIt
e thete was ioo1 " foas KY te1 ~ III
sr'u 1,,si,eH W 10y Ja,t, ard 'sua
w.. ~ 1t ,,ansn csat un1i 'a,,o,.,, vn
, 1874-11-21

Paet. coHelucIeQ Als youngest cA1lu hs poor,
helplesa creature, uudt to bat.lo with tho world
and thought 1t would be the truaBt kindness to
provide Tor her BY uniting her to WARM" hts
: band. And OF Hiram Lloyd's warmth, in 4 Pc.
eun'ary sense, there con!o 6o no doubt.
Twenty thousand dolarai Wherc, within
Fear, could hope 10 lay hands on 10 inposinx
an amount Of cash2 Little beyond bare min.
tonance could 10 looked for fson tue produces OF
ny fsrm noM nu that ehesp,fold horse corral and
tenants. The few fowls aud pigs, tic mnlzo.
delds aud tho garden TINT tho locusta had left
nnlnjured, the tobacco and tho uiddder. would
Insure Livelihood for myself md the hirrod aor.
gantet White aud Dack. But ~ aa for ,nakIng .
The present waH At an end. Yet a fortuna-
E4,O00 storing-l must mako before tho yenr
WA out. or Did adiou to tho hopeH of haillng
charming Minnie a. my vito. Mr. Fairlop was
mercy Ia q weakness and relenting . foiblo. Ho
might not absolutely compel hlinnio to marry
Hiram Lloyd lin America public opinion forblts
ANY worry violeie demonstration Of parental des.
potlam). bur Of surety ho would take moana Of
feetua1ly to prevent uny further Intercourse be-
tween Lis daughter and myHolf. Yen,
. twelve mouths, OF s2o,oo6, or forever for:
felt tho hopo OF calling Minnie n.ine Yot
noied neg ThSqt @ bes bsspaf naG9 TO beoos to be
the owner OF such lump Of solid coin2 Amer.
len ls the traditional El Dorado Of tho specula.
sof, the. land whore fortunes grow and dwnae
,ss 1aS,t ne goula Of Tho Prophet Jonah mn!
might 1aye done had l been ut homo 10 England.
hut had had TOO much experience Of lilo
eountry Of my adoption to believe that
s waa,tl' .,Su Or oompotoneo can DO suddenly. and
Atlantic. For commercial sucoeBB was without
ho ladder Wherowltl to climb Politically I waB
lssrahger III tho land. Ono way, md ono way
hone, 9 seoIaaoa praetcablo. One i'm {ng, tempt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-08
DEAD BEAT. POLITICALIYA AND
oEHERNfSI:

The superannaated lmbeeile Of the
Reno Crescent. in his iccohe-ont raw
ing, occasionally INDUCES in hn-s a;
the SENTINEL lie i a m~enlsc.ou>
cid liar on every conceivable basis
he Is a liar by choice, ins,ins: and edu-
cation. Wholly destitute Of ennob,.r-
impulses, stunned and de-pised y
Ilis neighbors as the most dangerous
of political dead beats. he :
eking out a miserable existence
by retailing SANDER for small coin
through the columns OF a poorly
printed and obscure thing, which.
through the charity of the craft. is de-
nominated a journal. He has no in
fiuence whatever, and it Is a close
anne for him to control his own vote
when any one happens around with a
ive-dolIar piece. Nothing that may
emanste from such a source can injure
any one in the eyes Of honorable gen
tleIneu.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-08

FATAL MINING ACCIpENr.-A fatal
accident. SAYS the Phoebe Record of the
eth. occurred on SUNDAY afternoon at
the Raymond & Ely mine. y man
named Patrick McEntee. while en-
gagged in re,imberin- heshaft between
the ninth and tenth levels, by >ome
mishap slipped ami tcl! down the shaft
to the NEXT staging. a distance Of some
fifty odd feet. When he was p.cked
up he WAS found 20 be quite dead. The
deceased was born i'll County Cavan.
Ireland. and about - years old. lie
had been ON this coast many Yeats.
aud Was much respected " all who
knew him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-08
An address, To the touniry-Wisat
Adventures AMI seaIawa. Na,.
tiers Accomplished

NEW ORiEANr. oct. =.
The Con>erNatiys Central Commit
tee al Louisiana has issued an address
70 the country. Il gives a resum. Of
the causes that brought about tie re-
cent ou. Freak a New orleans and
argues that me see4tiS raesioH policy
OF the Government is radically wranE:
thar il haS f1>tere.i q gluZoi a|Iventur-
erS who have pressed upon the I-o. *
for their own "a n; Who have bft one
purpose - serve afai are unscTupa-
in tie man hey employ to a-.aiu
their ends. The committee regards
The present Disturbances a. ~4lut4rv.
because the have drawn Fgtlle a.-el-
ton To the wrongs hatre3 upon the
people al the sac b. their ~~saiawag
masters AMI may Lad - q remedy FOR
The terrible >tase Of affair.
COLUMBIA. =. e. OCT. :
The Committee Of the State TaX
Union Convention. helj ia~t month.
ha> just reported that IL failed To a~cer-
tain 4 single case IN the >tafe O. an in
jury Or Wrau- committed during the
present year - a While nan upon a
negro, in TIE slightest de-rtc attr.bgt-
ell { o race, color or he previous cundi-
ton of >eryItude uf tie negro: or upen
any Republican on account Ct hi, Fo-
litical opinions.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-08
WORD To GENERAL TON VIII.
INHN

You are the accredited proprietor OF
the Virginia Ghr9R5c's. a VERY weak
apology for a newspaper printed on
the Con1sttck The ape who >crib-
bles for vour paper and gloritie>
his master Is q cOn>umuIate liar
and va-abond. lie has lately
been lying about the SENTINEL. We
don't intend TO exchange words wiki
80 driveling a mr.. You, General Tom,
shall be cur meat. We shall hold you
10 4 strict accountability fer every
thing concerning the SENTINEL that
may appear in your paper. Don't get
trightenei-we don't propose 10 chaS-
ti>e You unless ii shall become neres-
sarv. We Go propose. however, i
Your personal organ persists i'll lying
about us. to make il so hot for you that
you would not be tolerated i'll the
Democratic party for 4 moment. You
remember that last Winter You wrote
us several lengthy private letters re-
latin- to party movements, exc.
We have those letters Yet. and white
We should regret exceedingly 70 iii
vuIee anything impaired in conf 5ence,
we are Tree 10 admit thar i. i, possible
fer yoar organ 10 drive u, * The adoF-
ion OF - questionable i course. There
is such a thing a. forcing u to corr
clude TIA. the ems juSs.fe> the means.
II : wo.3. neither you nor Your hex
Sni..le >eriublsr Ia any r;-h. 10 a>>a..
the SENTINEL or IL proprietor. Meth
.r4- va.f an 10 =. Yf.h sfnnauf.xz
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-08
THE GOLD NINE OF SENATOR
y

In 4 recent article in the Engineering
and MiataG Journal. written by Min
ing Commissioner Raymond, an ae-
count is given of the Sumner gold
mine, in Kern county, California,
owned by Senate j. P. Jones, Charley
Strong, of old Gould * Curry fame,
and another partner. The lode IS OF
great size, being at one point ST feet
bet zen walls. Of which ~ feet. in two
separate streaks, yield pay-rock giving
81 product of SIS per ton. A new mill
is being built on The bank of Kern
river, which viii be the largest and
best in the State. II is 10 have 50
stamps of 80 pounds, dropping 80
times per minute. There are 70 be u
Hendv COMMENTATORS, one for each hat-
terry Of five stamps. The mill i to be
run by a 4s-inch double turbine wheel,
and will command about 20 horse
power. According to Mr.. >treng's e.
innate, the cost Of mining, hauling
and reducing the ore in the new mill
viii 0 exceed s. per ton.
Taking the Crown Point, PaHamint,
and sumner mines, Into account, il
thus appears that Senator Jones i
heavily engaged in the mining bust
ness. According to Mr.. Raymond. the
sumner enterprise has already yield
ed large profits, and is like the ideal
one of which everybody Dreams
big mine, a big mil, natural power, a
good climate. a settled title. money be
t push all necessary improve
ments. and money before in immense
,e.,rvss u .ow =. li-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-08

USFAIR.-Some Of oar western con-
temporarles, the Enterprise among the
number. published garhl-d extracts
from the SENFINEL's comments ON the
Democratic nominations, in which it
was made 10 appear that we did
not accept the ticket. This is
mauiiestlv unfair. We assigned
some of our reasons fo- Opposing the
denomination Of Governor Bradley,
but explicitly stated that we held the
success e. Democratic principles high
above al considerations of personal
prcfermen;, ard should supper, the
Ticket from top 10 bottom. We will
thank N contemporaries. particularly
the Enterprise. To set Us right in this
matter.