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Valuable Vessel Rearhe,.

ORN Oet. =.
\ dispatch TO the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, from iiongkonG. stase,
that in the tvphoon. on the list ofSeP-
teml er, tie steam hp AlaNa was
blown ashore and is now on The rocks.
Up to the present time size has made
no water, and hopes are entertained
that she may he got of. The vessel Is
worth 500, 600. Insured.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

VHETIME FOR RFGISTRATION or THE
| names OF the qualified electors in Sulphur
station Precinct, Sulphur station Town>hip,
i1sr"ka County, Nevada, prior to theGenerai
Election OF 1871, to Le held on til, Sd day Of
November, A. ID. 1871, for tbs County of En-
reha, STATE of Nevada, will expire at SIX
O'CLOCK =. V. on the 20tt. day of OctO.
ber,A. II. : KENNY SELkIkK.
REGISTRY ..g"nt,
Sulphur station Precinct, S:l.h3r station
Township, EIreka County, Neyadn. Of
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REWARD.

VNWO MUI Is STRAYED FROM SUI
i rhil Sulines about the LIST of September.
Gnc is Il darh mule, branded ID" on the leit
side Of the head; the other is IA light bay.
! be bay bad Il bell on, and both hai ropes.
The inalss weigh between 800 and D oands
each, and were boGght from Ike Nli>Ier last
! all: I'm reward will be paid TO any one
leaving the mules with
slJ-ln j. TOGNiNI.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. -

SAN FRANCISCO, OCT. =.
The steamer NaSco de CANA arrived
this morning, - days from Hong
Kong, and - days from Yokohama
ON the 18th OF September IN
cred a typho0n, whicii lasted SIX hours.
1t was OF terrific force. Alter tnat 10
this port fair weather was experienced.
She brings da.es from Yokohama TO
sept. llth.
he assassin of IIalur, the German
Consul at Hokodate, has been sen
fenced to death. The Mikado eN-
pressed to Won Brandt, German Vim
i~ier, his regrets at the occurrence.
The Minister notified the Government
that While he does net press any money
condensation, he demands Imperial
mutIica,ion forbidding the wearing of
sword, within cer.ain distances OF TOR
Ci-n settlements.
The typhoon which visited the
southern paris of Japan, on August
10Th. was 0ne:of the most severe ever
experienced by foreigners. The steam
ers Ping, On and the German bark
Hamburg, were driven on b rocks
at Na-asiki. The irou-clad ram
Stonewall was sunk. Hundreds Of
Japane,e iuuks were wrecked, and full
~ TWO hundred lives lost at Nagasaki
alone. Scores OF houses were over
thrown. The Governors new house
i, Il heap of ruins. kalee suffered not
less than one thousand junks
wrecked. At Sagaken six thousand
houses We're destroyed and one hun
bred lives lost. Thousands OF cattle
ON the plantations We're killed.
Ten thousand Ciiinesetroop> reached
Sin-apu en- route to Fornlosa when
the steamer left Yokohama. There
are still conflicting reports about For
mosa. The opinion prevails that war
must ensuc.
asp. Berand stabbed himself last
night. He is very low, and his hy>i-
clans say he can not recoNcr. cause:
l. mily troubles.
The Finance Auditing Committee OF
the Board OF Supervisors Will com
meuce to-day an investigation into the
affairs of the Assessors office. 1t Is
reported that charges are already
made in that quarter. These proceed
ings have caused intense excitement.
All are anxious to know who and
what is next.
There are thirteen prisoners in the
County Jail awaiting trials for murder
Miss Ioakum, who shot AT Er'
Buckley Yesterday, was released on
bail of 5000.
Telegraph: Office Destroy d hy Fire.
SEATTLE, w. r., Oct. >.
The telegraph station and agents resi-
dence at liatt's Camp. forty miles
north of here, was totally destroyed
by fire to day. y portion OF the Ic!e-
nrapbic Instruments We're saved, Loss,
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TAKEN as a whole. say the Carson
TyiJane. the democratic ticket is the
strongest and best ever put before the
people OF Nevada by that party, and
this may be owing to the superior
class OF men who composed the con-
Nention: for. in justice. we are com
PEELED to admit that a more respectful e
convention never assembled in the
state of Nevada.
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Hotel Oh Fire.

SARATOGA, Oct. >.
About II o'clock this morning a fire
broke out i'll the south wing OF the
Grand Ho;el. The flames spread With
great rapiaity, soon enNel"pins the
front. and HOW the entire building, il is
feared. viii he destroyed. The fire de-
plrtlnent is worling savagely, trying
10 save the Union and Columbian
~IIoicls and stables, which are in great
danger. Help has been telcgraphed
Tor. There Is great excitement.
LATER-3 =. M.-Ihe fire in the
Grand Hoyel is under control. The
Union, Congress-, Columbian and Ma
tional Hotels are out of danger.
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TIE Enterprise thinks the scouu-
drel of the Virginia IadepeMtteat ought
to to be tied to a post and whipped
publicly for lying. The remedy is ell
sirely too clild. Better hang him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-03

THE Enterprise reluctantly admits
that the platform of the Nevada De-
mocracy is "a pretty good one." We
should say so.
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Naval Changes.

NASIIINGTOS, Oct. q
Lieutenant Commander William g..
Holt is detached from the Saranac,
and ordered nome.
Lieutenant Commander W. w. SON
der is detached from the naval rendez-
vous at san Francisco, and ordered as
~px,cutiye officer of the Sararac
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Reno is talkin. Of i State Fair, to
come off on the 2lst, I'D and I'D Of
October.
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Registration Notice.

THE TINE FOR REGISTRATION OF
i the names of the qualified electors in
Eureka County, Nevada. prior to the t;cncral
Election of .s.4. to be held on the sd dag Of
November, a. II. 1874. for the Coanty OF Eu-
reka, STATE Of Nevada. will expire at SIN
U'CLuCk 4, N. on the goth day Of OetO.
ber. A.. ID. 1874.
JOHN LINGENFELTER,
Registry Agent,
Devils Cato Precinct, Devils Gate Town
ship. Eureka County, Nevada. Oh
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-03

JUDGE FULLER. OF Lincoln county.
is announced i'll the Phoebe Recof4i As
an independent candidate for re cleo
fi0D.
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NEW To-
INDEPENDENT.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
independent Party u, Eureka Hall, Sill
yer Brick Building. THIS EVENING at s
o'clock. A full attendance is requested, as
business Of importance is to be transacted.
oJ-it
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THE Enterprise notes the arrival in
Virginia City of John Van Buren
Terry.
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FOR SALE.

A FINE SPAN OF BUGGY DELIVERY
"A Horses with set OF harness: also "a
good delivery wagon will be sold cheap for
each. by APPLYING to
at3 obEkFELDER ( HARRISON,
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM

OF the VaScO de llama -HO.
ksi.ana Datas-An Assassin Sen.
fenced & Death Demaud of the
GcrEnan Minister fri.htGul
Havoc Of u ryp:iOOn shipping
ani Property EestrOye,i amt
thousands OF Lives Lost The
TorIiOsa Problem stabbed Him.
scir-lnvcStisatin. the Assessors
AHairs-Nurdcrer'> in Jail.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-03
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Ely Overland Telegraph.

SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
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. Gard to the p b

I SrRAUS, THE PIONEER JEWELER
-. Of Eureka, reminds the public that he
has, for over three years, satisfied the poor
and rich alike in the quality of watches and
i-wclry he has sold them; and during that
time he has dc'ed, and still defes all compe-
ti'iUn against han. lie has on hand every-
thing lsrtainins To his line OF business; il
for AID they Will be shown. He has con-
yinccd the public that he sells gold and sil-
yer watches cheaper than can be bought in
san Francisco or from Eastern manufacture
ers. a. he deals with leading houses and rUr.
chases at Wholesale pf ices only. In proof Of
this you have only to 'i:it Is place in Wells,
Fargo * Cos buildinS AID, after examining
his superb stock. be convinced that lis en-.
porium is Us fine as any on the fucifc Coast.
jy2 j STaAIS.
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MARRIED.

In uquawha, H.. October >. Mr.. Hand to
Miss Looluh Zig low, all OF Uquawna.
toquawAa Spectator please copy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-03

In Virginia, September 70, j oseI h " iilinm.
infant son OF Micl,ael ard Margaret Lynch.
aged | month and 10 DAYS.
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FOR CONSTABLE,

DI EEQl Est GF MANY OF MY
- friends. | hereby announce myself an in.
dependent candidate Tor he office Of Corsta-
BE of kareka township.
Il I'd J.. b. WHISTLER.
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Registration Notice.

uNIE TIMEFO8 EREGISrEAIIuN OF
l the names Of the qualified electors in
Precinct No. ;, into, Vanderbilt township,
Eureka County. State of Nevada, prior to The
General Election or the year 1874, to be held
on the 81 day OF N"vembcr,A. h. lS7i.lor the
County Of Eureka. .tate Of Nevada, will ex-
lire ut SIX O'CLOCK +. Nj. OH the Goth day
OF October. 4. y. 1874.
1i.US. FITZPATRICK, Registry Agent,
Precinct No. ), iinto, Eureka County, Ne
yoda. IS
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LOT o SALE.

TIVE ODD FELLOWS LOT. On TIE
L southeast corner Of Buel and Clark
streets, Eureka. New, is hereby offered for
sale. Inquire of j. ". MCkENZIE,
II. MCNEY,
&c. BrEL,
Trustees Of Eureka Lodge No. -. /. o. O. T.
Eureka, New, Ma, -, lAsi. irjlrtf
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Telegraph Office Destroys d by Fire

SEATTLE, w. r., oct. >.
The telegraph station and agents re-i-
dence at liatt's Camp. forty miles
north of here, was totally destroyed
by fire 20 day. y portion Of the ie!e-
graphic Instruments We're saved. Loss,
$500. said To he insured.
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Registration Notice.

n,IIE TINE FOR REGISTRATION OF
i thu namos of thu qualified electors in Con-
tcz Precinct. tortcL Township. Eureka
County. Nevada, prior 10 the uencral klec-
tion OF 1874, to be held On the I'd day of No.
vember. \. II. 1874. for the C.anty of Eure-
la, state of Nevada, will expire at SiN
O'CLOCK r. N. on thu 2Ut:a may Of Dcts.
Der. 4. u. 1874. Jon As YOUNG,
Registry Agent,
Cortez Precinct, Cor.cB Township, EurcAa
COUNTY. Nevada. u3
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-25

Feminine mobs are becoming quite the thing in
England. The Pol MAI Gazette notices the
growing tendency on the part of the humber
classes OF society to express disapprobation in
mob form This tendency created an extraordi-
nary riot in Oxford street, one Of the main
thoroughfares Of London, few days since. A
shop ON that street, committed suicide 1t began
TO be rumored round that ''the cause of the rssh
act" was jealousy. and that the baker was the
suspected person. On the day of the funeral :
mob OF three hundred women surrounded the
bakers shop, and expressed their determination
to tear the upfaithful widow and the often
ding baker to pieces, assuming, without inquiry.
that the suspicious Of the late husband were
well founded The mob was only dispersed by .
posse of police and the arrest Of several Of the
most vOluble.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-25

The telegraph has already announced the re-
nomination Of Gen. benjamin F. Butler, in Mas
sachusetts. The New York Erening Post IRE
publican) thus states how it was done:
The Republican District Convention is packed
as neatly rs q frkin of Gloucester mackereI and
Buffers nomination as its candidate will be
almoet unanimous. Having bought the favor of
one town by . promise to pay money into its
treasury; having convert. political enemies into
allies by fictitious contracts; having frightened
the postmasters and revenue officers into apo-
htical activity" having, finally, coa1ed the rab-
bic with chowder-suppers, and having thrown
away the checklists, this representative Of
modern Massachusetts, will soon go before the
people o. that State and assert his privilege to
continually misrepresent district which ought
to have better opinion Of itself than it appears
to have had for eight years past.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-25
REVOLUTION IN DRESS.

The ant-fashionable females of the East arr
going to distinguish themselves. For fv,
long years they have registered VOW, annu
ally, that they would raise the hair of an en-.
ightened public. They are ready to begin
Some time this fall they propose to hold q
dress reform convention, at which they will
submit series of costumes, which, for fer.
tility of invention and simplicity of design,
will have been unequalled since Mrs. Eve was
measured by the Democrat of that day for he,
apron. They call themselves the Free Dress
Leaguers and Anti-Fashion society, and they
have souls above the frills and furbelov vs.
which ye gentle maiden of the present day
SO gusheth for. They are practical and
economical, two facts which will al
once commend them to the fathers Of
America. To start with, they despised trim
mings and establish six yards of material as
an abundance for a party dress, by which
trains will no longer be subjected to the an
noyance of stopping to put off the males.
One of the principal objects of the reformers
is to remodel the undergarments. We trust in
Providence and the society that justice will
be done to this subject, though the heavens
fall. The weight of skirts is to be taken from
some terra incognita about the human form
and transferred to the shoulders, which we
suppose is all right. 1t is stated that radical
SAeSA hoA SAAASCo uAC uoOlCttcU, Luc QOIIlOl0
uncertainty of which threat makes us
almost tremble for the consequences which
may follow. Radical changes in the
interior We may be allowed the
term - garments, are also promised.
Corsets, whatever those articles NAV
be, are to be abandoned the
mystery-is to be loosened;
panniers are to be discarded, and the dress is
to be elevated to a lady-ike height coeaual
with the instep. Looped overskirts will be
attacked with all the eloquent force which the
female mind can bring to bear on the mo-
mentous subject. as disloyal to modesty. The
dress en- regle will be plain, straight and loose
wasted, and reaching to the ankle, which the
most fastidious will admit is neat and not
gaudy. Those who prefer the bloomer cos
tune will have an opportunity of seeing the
habiliments which graced the lovely form of
The late lamented Dr. Mary Walier-now
physician in extraordinary to the harem Of
sultan of all Turkeys-as glass of fashion
md mould Of form, has been expressly en-
gagged to act as dummy In view of this
coming sensation, ladies who have not secured
heir winter rig had better wait until they can
zee how the old thing works.-&. Louis Re-
,ublican.