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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-16
LOCAL O-NTGIllcGNce.
ARRlvAIA.

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-16

The letter list Is published today.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-16

suovELa.
An ihese goods sve warrsnted 70 be Atst.
class, end all 81 Which l Will cell ~ rsisss
that will defy ompetition.
Invite the public p,ost cordially n esas-
Inc my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
ce22 u, MANWEtM.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-16

NALL li(kkfSf ~ me U0lt 10 -
given by the Miners' Gnicn. on Buhy
Hill. New Years Eve. e4n he procured
Of q. punkle & CO.. Crner Of MaW
and Clark strSess. Every perscn wirN
buys q ticket OF q. Dunkel = Co., see
. prize with the san,e. d6,lv
TIE GENUINE LLMBuRa CRtsee,
Swiss cheese, German salt pickke,
English picklea, Mlt herrines, anehc-
vies, French sArdinee, or any other A..
ticle in fancy grnCeriea, cAn b bad az
3. Ashim 4 Brother. -
To WRITE fne letters. to smoke nne
Havanas. to chew fine tobacco, and tn
eat fine candies. one and all may cali
81 b Indian Queen Cigar Storu, next
dior to DR.. l.ukins, aud their wishes
will b. srasihed. nlSsf
4. r. Dupok has been appointed
business and collecting agent far
EASTERN Nevada. Also agent for our
celebrated "Picuresque America-"
rs +. pHwISo 4 Co.
AsHiM BRorH n have just received
and will sell for cash only, 1000 pounds
Of Eastern cured hams. NJ 81 cents Der
pound; 50 cases of McMufray's oys-
lsrs, as q Ter case. mis-
! tbs largest STOCK VI blank, school
and miscellaneous booka, inks end
stationery Eve brought to N>tern Ne
vada, can be found at the City Drug and
Book Store. NJ
FoR New York walking shoes and
all other kinds Of gord boots and shues,
{ Dunkal & Co.'S, cornsr Of Main
and Clark strccta. myl9
FoR . complete assortment Of tin,
ware. parlor and cooking stoves, or
any article in the hardware line, TO to
Msupin 4 Cromer's. f:7
A No. l, article Of japan green tea
,ud China black tea. in bulk, the lest
ever offered in this market, can be had
AshiM Brothers.
E. r. DopoE-Coliecting and Bust.
ness Agent. Collections from abroad
solicited. dl3
II You van to buy crockery ware,
glass and silver-platsd ware, go
). AsLim Il Brother. s6
Go TO Dunkcl 4 Cc.'s for gents and
boys fashionable dress and diagonal
myl9
JUsr REcEIvEp--A conn lete stock
Of boots and shoee, ct Murphy's. Main
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-27

@ZsU slstice Mining Company have
IN IN, .eo 81. ,ros.naehinery now in plaes. 10.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-27
NEWS BY MAIL.

BERLIN, Dec. 22.-The North German
Gazette publishes the following account
Of another plot against the life OF Bis
marck. In September, 1873, French
Archbishop received an anonymous let.
ter, the writer offering to kill Bismarck
for $4,000. In the second letter, the
writer enclosed his photograph and gave
his name and address as follows: Du-
chene Poucelet, Rue Leopard. The
Archbishop communicated these letters
to the French Government, which in
formed Bismarck. Poucelet, who was
found and identified as workman, was
watched, and it was ascertained that he
was preparing to 60 to Germany, but be-
coming aware of the police surveillance,
gave up the intention afterwards. The
Communication enclosed to the Arch
bishop was not of Poucelet, but Of fell
low workman, who is supposed to have
been his confederate.
Bismarck has moved in the Federal
Council that an extrsiition treaty be
concluded with the United States, which
shall replace all similar treaties now eI-
listing.
The Imperial Commission Of Germany
to the Centennial at Philadelphia, is com.
posed of the following gentlemen: DR..
jacob, Of the Department Of Commerce,
President; Messrs. Stuve, Wedding,
Kaufman and Hallidien of Prussia;
Baron Won Nastits. Walweltz, the Saxon
Minister at Berlin; Baron Won Spitz-
bemberg, DR.. Burger, Hansatie, DR..
Neidbrardt, member Of the Federal Coun-
Gil for Hesse, and Herr Reither, member
of the Council for Bavaria.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. 22.-At Lancaster,
KY, last night, A. W. Hedges, post.
master, was shot and killed by Ebenezer
Best, his brother-in-law. Family troubles
were the cause.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Hon. W. Kel.
lev OF Pennsylvania denies that he con
templates leaving the republican party.
PnILApELpHIA, Dec. 22.-The fathel
of Charley Ross offers $4,000 reward fol
his boy, and no questions asked.
HAVANA, Dec. 22.-Advices from Vene
zuela to the 9Th instant, report that
desperate battle was fought between th'
Government troops and insurgents. Th'
J engagement lasted "a hours. Between
700 or 800 were killed and wounded
Both sides claim victory.
| ;
of the Interior received to-day from thu
State Department copies of an officia
letter announcing the acceptance by thu
British Government OF the invitation o
the United States to participate in tn
Centennial.
Graham, the principal witness in tn
examination concerning the ALLEGED
sale of a cadetship by Representative
Stowell, cannot be found.
President Grant has pardoned Benon
: Howard, convicted about ten months ag
: of counterfeiting match-stamps and sen
fenced to five years'imprisonment,
PARIS, Dec. 22.-Alphonso, Prince c
i Asturias, replying to an address Of Spar
5 ish grandees, says monarchy alone ca
. terminate the disorders and uncertaint
which prevail in Spain. A majority G
: the people Of Spain are agreed and bav
declared their opinion that be only is th
: rightful representative of Spanish mon
J, archy.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-27
HIGH PRESSURE LEGISLATION.

The other day We read an article in
one of the leading California papers
which commented on the legerdemsin
by which important measures were con-
jured through Congress. The bills are
Matched in a secret caucus of the major
jority. passed through the committees IN
the same manner, taken up and forced
through the Senate or House at express
speed, without affording any opportunity
for discussion or examination. All de-
bate is cut off by the unscrupulous use
OF the brute force of the majority, and
the thing is done without any incon-
venient or embarrassing question or
remark. A striking instance of the
modus operandi of this style OF legisla-
ton was afforded in the United States
Senate on the 22i inst. On the motion
of Sherman, the Finance bill was taken
up and passed, Sherman comforting all
those who might not like the bill by as
suring them that it was approved by the
President and the Secretary of the Treas
ury, after which, Of course, there was
nothing to be done by the Senate but to
register the DEGREES OF these American
Mikados. Legislation was not conduct
ed in this style in the days Of Clay, Web
ster, Calhoun, Benton and other gres
statesmen. When measure wa
taken up for consideration, OF th
vast importance Of the finance bill
affecting as it does all the business il
terests throughout the country, tn
mover would not have said, like Senate
Sherman did, that he had no intention
to reopen the financial debate of las
year. If he had, but little respect would
have been paid to his wishes. 1t is by
this vicious system that the vile legisla'
ton was obtained, which has covered
the present Congress and its immediate
predecessors with such well meritet
obloquy and disgrace. However, it il
possible that the great lights of forme
decade were not as talented, well in
formed and patriotic as the Carpenters
Mortons, Chambers, Vests, Claytons
Spencers, ETC., of the present day. Al
the tribe of the latter are so far ahead
that Webster, Clay, and such small fry
could not have held candle to them.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-27

EX-GOVERNOR BRApFoRp declines the
appointment of appraiser ct Baltimore,
because be has no knowledge OF the
principlsa and details of the Office and
thinks The duties should be discharged
by one Who has.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-27
A MrsrAKE.-The administration party

A MrsTAKE.-Thea administration party
has made q great. fatal, deplorable
mistake, which we fear its members will
never cease to regret. The terrible error
we allude to is not establishing return
ing board in all the States on the model
of that now at work in Louisiana. If
this had been done, New York, Pennsyl-
vania, Massachusetts, and all the other
States would have returned their regular
administration Congressman and State
officers in the easiest manner in the
world. The following extract will give
an excellent idea of how to manage such
matters:
New ORLEANS. Dec. 22.-The return.
ing board to-day threw out poll four Of
Assumption parish, which gave the Con
servatiyes 1903 majority, thus defeating
two Conservatives and electing two Re
publican members of the legislature
The Conservative majority in the House
has been reduced TO two. The clever
parishes yet to canvass, elected eighteen
Conservatives and one Republican to thu
House.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-27
HOWARD INFIRMARY.

Consulting Parlors, els Kearny street. between
Suffer and Bush, San Francisco, are open
from 10 ana. ~ r N. and 8 Pm. toe Pm.
NJ FERDENANDERZ, NJ D., LATE tx.
wi. smining Physician Of the Massachusetts,
1nnmary, Boston. The Doctors popularity ia
due To his success in the treafment Of all
chronic, nervous and scrofulous diseases, such
o. periodical insanity, venereal prostration,
loss Of physical and mental tone. decayed ma
ture or impotency, barrenness, and al other
diseases Of the physical and mental system, pro-
duced from natural or unnatural causes, In the
old or young. Particular attention TO the lungs,
liver, kidneys and blood. DR.. F.'s peculiar
vegital equaiixing treatment ID both internal and
external. Cancers, tumors, removed without
cutting or pain. Patients Wishing TO remain in
the city can be accommodated. Persons consult
the Doctor Rratis Advice to physicians on
cases Of their own, - usual, IS. ALI who have
failed under the normal treatment consult
with confidence DR. r.
Sundays. from II to 2. P. o. Boz 1897.
N. B.-Attention to all diseases Of the bladder,
womb. etc. sel0.lyr
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-27

SALT LAKE is blessed with spiritual
istic female who advertises that she will
give definite descriptions of the mines
,, lodges from samples of rock, as to
fortiaes Nature. It's ra.auality of ores, etc.
DRIVE to the Extreme Parts' all
And through the pores Of the skin and all |
emunctories Of the body, the bad humors which |
most refractory and difficult TO cure, such ~ |
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Head |
ache, Nervous Weakness and Billiousness. 1t 10 |
pleasant to the taste. mild in its action marvel
GUS in its effects and unsurpassed % tonic |
Used ~ beverage in mslsrious districts II neu-
trslizes missma and prevents fever and ague.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Liquor
dealers. Depot 400 Front street. San Francisco,
s sl7-3mia
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o. that the report of the burn.
&c Mail Steamship Com.
span is correct. There


... 40 O. that the report of the burn.
.....t SC Mail Steamship Com
span is correct. There
ing radically wrong
- =. u..,t this company and
and shapes, in plain black or 8 are positively
ooiors OF the raint,e and human
method and
do it ia
Cunard
30. .H.. that
the
I'd
an INDEPENDENT PAPER,
Faithful to IN. Instit.tio.s ! Of
the CountryI
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Publishing |, the Telegraph News,
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Genera News Summary.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-27

That jolly old tar, Secretary OF the
Navy Robson, had his hair combed the
other day 10 the House of Representa-
tives and charges were made agaisnt him
that the Navy was run for political pur-
poses-a remark the truth of which no.
body has any doubt. In the the course
of the debate MIR. Dreamer attacked the
administration OF the Navy Department,
declaring it was run for political pur-
poses. and said tho course of the depart
ment brought the Government and the
Republican party into contempt He
charged that the Secretary OF the Navy
was boon companion of contractors
and jobbers who were constantly swind'
ling the Government. He denounced
the appropriation of s5,0oO,OOo last
session as one OF the greatest frauds
ever perpetrated on the Government"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-27

TaE Marrow Gauge is completed to
within couple Of miles Of the Chin.
neys. and stage passengers get aboard
the cars at that point. 1t 10 expected
that the iron horse will put in an appear
ance at the Chimneys on Christmas.
L Eureka Sentinel, Is.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-27
RETURN IMMEDIATELY

DART1Es WHO HAVE BIHN SUPPLYING
i themselves with Lumber and Tools, from
the Lillian Hall Mine, are notihed TO return the
same inmediA4sly 70 tbs Nina, Otherwise legal
proceedtngs will b. immedistsy instituted
against them. ~ thsy ass well hown.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-27
LOST.

comUsnys Stool, s sr HIocIE MINING I'M g
name Of Y. Fisher, Trustee. All persons arc
cautioned against purchasing or negotiating for
the same, Is transfer has been stopped
A liberal reward will be paid for the return Of
the stock to JAS. 8. SMITH 4 CO.,
n8-St a stock Brokers.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-27

TIE Hongkong Daily Press announces
that Yellow river. near its mouth, has
changed its course, causing widespread
ipundation and distress.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-27
Utah Northern Railroad.

U,RAINs LEAVE ooRINNE AT 10 P. n;
lesve Logan Of $500 m, 70 connect With
trains for Ogden and Salt LAke. au23-W
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

The lady who thought Niag,z, $50
pretty" who found Mont Blanc "niee,'
and st. Peters 'jolly," went T. see
Mr.. Emerson not long ago, and report
ed With ell the enthusiasm of her M.
ture that she was delighted with the
"auting aud frilliug Of his involuted
words" Whereupon the Detroit Post
has expressed mild and innocent ,uz.
prise, pointing out that only last yea.
the philosopher had his words "sut>
biased, but with plain border, tastsfully
folded back and secured with . blue
ribbon"
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-Unless the Reno Cre.oext sx,e.
gerates, Senators Jones and stsxsza
may be left some day without Z sonstlt.
uency. The amount of water aecunu.
lated IN Lake Tahoe n more than q
thousand times that which Devastated
the Massachusetts valley, and this in.
land sea is held back by an artificial dam.
The Cresccnt thinks that it Is only q
question of time when the dam viii
give way and the valley be ove.vhelm.
cd by roaring Niagaza.
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"A writer In tho Milwaukee Se.t;.
"el deserves tho respectful sympathy Of
all gentlemen who give out thsir.xash.
ing. He says: "1t is awfully annoy.
ing to have some other fellows slsthss
left 10 ones room by tho wsshszwouan.
Saturday We put on another fellows
shirt, but couldn't wear it. Although
it was rufasd around the bottom. the
sleeves were too short 70 button euffs
on, and there was no place for . col.
lar"
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10 Ak.

-"Nins judges out Of ton are bald.
headed, and Why is it2" asks the Bos.
ton Pos& Because they havsn't got
any hair, W guess.
"A mother advised her daughter to
oil her hair, and fainted flst away when
that damssl replied: "Oh, ne, ma ; it
spoils tho gsntlsmen's vests."
-"Whst kind Of sssssges is them 7"
qutrisd sn old lady Of tho Young man
Of literature aud peanuts, q he passed
through the train selling bananas.
The following il from . tombstone
IN Bsltimore, Nd:
''Hsss uss Nine Babss q dssa o. Nitts
Wss ded has killed nit sgsr ats
Hs wouldn't lot en- SHAY mit No
But took On hsms 70 SHAY nit h."
-Couaseisut man, whose son va
i'll, 70 the doctor: "Do bring him ont
Of it right away, doctor; do break up
the fever st once, even if you charge
Is much Is If he went through . whole
oourse of fever"
The man who invents pow stool
that . worshipsr can sppro.eh with his
foot without having it ay up and m,ke
noise in the middle Of = sermon, will
supplant an Astor iu wealth and .
Washington in fame.
-Ons evening, Al = Paris cafe, .
group Of idlers were discussing poll.
tics and people Who change their
opinions. "Wsll," said one, "1've
never cried Long live anybody r"
"Quits so," remarked another; ''b9t
then you're = Doctor"
The people of Nebraska, Who are
ardent in the', hatred Of hssesy, hold
that when . minister refuses to call off
the sets At dance it is sufficient evi.
dsnes Of hs1stical tendencies, and they
give him twsnty.four hours in which
u leave the district.
-Tins! NeRsisg. Sister (Aons
from boasd,ag school. 10 brother Who
never gets up till delay becomes dan
gsroas)-"Willy, the orient flames
With golden splsndor. Arise our
morning rejection awaits your pres
ence." civilian dossn't hear.) Moth.
er Qshouts afterward, and making .
great Gathering on the balusters with
the broomstiok )-"Wi.i.i.i.illiam get
up this instant, you lazy dog,kin you,
and come down to breakfastv' (Wil.
liam deesn't hear.) Father q few min
at.s latsr) : -!"Billl" William opziug-
| mg out of bsd)-aConiag, sisv'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

RANCID BUTTER MADE SWIIT.-
Rancid butter can be msds - sweet "a
when frst churned, by the following
process: To one quart Of water add 6f.
ty-6vs drops of the liquor Of chloride Of
lime; then wash thoroughly In this
mixture i've pounds Of rancid butter.
It must remain in the mixture two
hours. Then wash twice in pure va.
ter and once in swsst-milk odd salt.
This preparation Of lime contains moth
ing injurious. :.
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SONNET.
BIZ PAUL HAYNI.

Throw by the trappings Of the tinsel rhyme
Hush the crude voice, whose never-ending vail
Dlights the sweet song Of thrush or nightingale,
Set to the treble of our tinsel timel
Is earth grown dims has heaven her grace sub
lime,
Her pomp of clouds and winds and sunset showers,
Merged In the twilight of funereal hours;
And Times death-signal struck its iron chimei
Oh, frail false Dreams! not the tiniest note
From yonder greon girt copse but cries thes
shamel
Love, beauty, rapture fill the warbler's throat
The selfsame joy, tho passion blithe and young,
Thrilled by the force of whose immaculate flame
The first glad Stars, the Stars of Morning, sung.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

PROF. Tyndall exhibited hn FIRE.
mans respi1ator At = recent meeting Of
the Royal Society in London. It il
attached to mask, aud consists Of an
iron cylinder packed with cotton wool,
glyserine, and charcoal. TIE wsa.s,
is enabled to remain in N atuosphsre
Of smoke, which he could not Otherwise
breathe, for = quarter to half IN hour.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

~, darling, they are in such state
OF mind down stairs about that stupid
s'om, you know; and I thought I'd
come to you, ss you are all-powerful.
to so If you would say . word to him,
darling"
"Who is down stairs and what is th.
n.ttsr 7" George asked, leaving tho
toilet'table. "Blaache, dear, it's too
cold for you 10 here; We will 90 to
your loom, and you shall rouge me-"
"0ust tell me, dear, has he propos.
edr'
Eyes, Blanche, the decd is DONE"
20, darling, I'm so glad." kissing
snsued, and the little ehaperone
s.id, ooaziogly, "De.r, you will tell
him not to open the door, won't you !?
Thick, if anything happened"
George replied soornfully that she
wondered people could be such geese
- to believe in ghosts ; that being now
the person most interested in Franks
"s'l.being, she hoped che might be
trusted not to endanesr it w,ufully.
1t was just like lsdy Blake to believe
in bos'es, she herself being one. "Oo
the contrary, my dear, have told him
that I only ny yes if it is opened.
l am not going to BE- defeated By
Goody Bike. No il hs will not do 70
small thing because I ask il I should
not feel safs fos my future. I despiss
supsrstision. and I hate b.isg thv.rt.d,
70 hs ID to choose between the bosis
and me-"
Lsdy Blanche than basely abandon.
I'd tho cause she had come 20 plead,
aud vowed it would be charming to see
what . zage Goody would bs in when
.she found who was to gain the day,
and Georgis was new in no need Of
rouge. A bright flush succeeded hsr
former pallor. Only Colonel Fraser,
Lucy Blake, and Miss Cor, down
stairs, Blanoe reported; the Colonel
seemed little touched with gentle
Lucy; rather good thing, would it
not be1 George mus, patronizs Tie
chostes an'osrs Of tho future cousins.
On pretence Of letters Georgie left her
friend and went down stairs. General
Fitzwigran was doing the civil thing
to Sunday BY reading = book of zelig.
ious poetry, and quoting aloud the IA.
vorite passages Of . dear departed and
highly evangelical duchess, Miss Gort
being bis audience. At the piano Lucy
Blake at playing the most beautiful of
Mosart's massss. Colonel Fraser, his
chin resting. On his hands, sat near her,
. rsPt and silent listener, speaking ooly
now aud then ts ask for favorite pieces
Of music. George stood BY the win.
dow; he ysllov Ky 1s4ed into pale
dafodl; purpls.gz,y shadows stole in.
to the room the music rose aad fell in
measured cadence (; the stately sweet.
ness Of Mozart suited we'll with the
peaceful evening time the rain had
cleared OFT suddenly, and loft a calm,
lovely stiffness, that seemed all uncon.
soious Of the dreariness that but now
had clouded the outer world. When
the gong rang noisily outside it was as
if . spell had been broken. 1T is too
late now to 60 back" she said, half
aloud, ss they all rose and took their
candles.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.)
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25
GREAT BARGAIN.

The grestest bargain in real estate ever
offered IN st. Cloud, for tho next ninety
days, IL tho we'll known CITY RESTAU-
RANT. owned BY Joseph Goyette, and sit
usted on Washington avenue, which must
be sold. For particulars inquire Of
LOUIS GOYETTE
nsr26 .8m Or N. +. BARNES.
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THE HIDDEN RILL.
By WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

Across pleasant field, rill unseen
Steals from . fountain, nor does aught betray
Its presence, save q tint Of uvelier green,
And flowers that scent the air along its way.
Thus secretly should charity attend
Those who in wants dim chambers pine and
grieve;
And nought should e'er reveal tie aid we lend,
Save the glad looks our kindly visits leave.