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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-10
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Our dispatches made brief mention
of a terrible tragedy in San Francisco
on the 5th inst. We find in the .Iito
the following additional particulars OF
the affair:
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Dancing Academy
Professor Cavanaugh,

4 TIiOl oUGIILG COMPETENT AND
~ experienced teacher. will open on next
tuesday evening, Il DANCING School at Eurc-
Ia Hall. for the accommodations of those wish
ing to perfect themselves in the
AKT TER2'SES' 'sEHRE.
All the modern dances. such as Waltzcs,
Schotti~cheS, Pol6aS. EcGowaS, and other
fancy ounces. together with the new Stylr ot
Qua lrilles and Contra Dances, will he
taught. The terms Tor gentlemen will be one
dollar for each lesson, with lady partner free
Of charge. Terms for children, half price.
The best of music will he furnished, and the
manager intends to render perfect satisfaction
to all. Those deSir Of joining the school
will please leave their names at either of the
following places: Eureka Hotel, insernation-
al Hotel. VI. !. Franklil's store, and at the
California Fruit Store.
The Professor will also give private lessons
every day, il desired.
Monday and Friday afternoons for ladies'
anu I, at tlisht Tor ssntiHmen I4lidrfni HatIr
Turner lloaSe. jal7-tt
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REGULAR MEETINGs.

'lNIE REGJLAE MEETINGS OF TIL
l. Rebehah Charity pcsrcr Lodge, |, q. @.
:. will be held until further notice on the
first and third FRIDAYS Of each month.
Hour Of Meeting, = O'Clock Z. NJ. s'-tf
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NOTICE.

'I'HE a. o. II. meet every SATURDAY
/ EN NlNG. ut ) o'oclock, at the corner
of Clark and Monroe streets: until further
notice. TlO~ HALEY. PRESIDENT.
JEREMIAH SULLIVAN, Secretary. att
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tiiion filed with the will to be worth
81. 600, of which over 81 ,OOO. 900 is m
this State. The will appoints the tcsta-
tors wife eNecutrix, and three of his
children executors.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-20
Singular. if True,

At last the spirit mediums are relin-
gushing the diverting but unprofita-
BILE tipplngs and rappings with which
they have so long solely concerned
themselves, and are turning their supe-
nor knowledge to practical account.
Mr.. belong, our late representative in
Japan, was recently induced to visit
the notorious Foster, in San Francisco.
and although he entered the presence
OF the medium prepared TO doubt and
scotf, he remained, if not TO prav at
least TO give thanks. For Mr.. Foster
had message for Mr.. Belongs wife
from that lady's dead father, informing
her that before his death he had en-
trusted to one Thomas Madden.
a large sum for investment, which had
not been accounted fOrto his executors
Mrs. belong remembered that her
father had had business deal
ings with Mr.. Madden, and con-
sequently she, in company with her
husbald, called on that gentleman and
asked him If there was not some unset.
tied business between himself and the
late Mr.. Vineyard. Mr.. Madden
fARiAINAF oAAAA AAAit WIS lil1I lifRK
had purchased tract of land together.
and that their interest was still undi.
yided ana he furthermore explained
that he had made no return to the exc.
cutors, because he supposed they were
content to let the property stand as an
investment Mrs. Delong thought.
however, that settlement had better
be effected at once, and the accommo-
dating MIR. Madden thereupon gave
her deed Of a parcel Of real estate,
for which he offered an equivalent IN
cash of $500 MIR. Delong asserts
that neither he nor his wife knew any
thing about Foster until friend in
yited him to visit the medium; that
Foster could have known nothing
about bis family affairs, and that but
for the spirit revelation his wife would
be poorer by $4,000 than she is TO.
day.
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THE NEWS.
Indian Affairs.

Senator Hitchcock, Gov FurnIss, ana others
oil Nebraska, have called upon the Secretary
OF War aud Gea sherman Tor arms, in antiei-
patton OF general Indian outbreak. The re-.
quest, owing TO existing laws was denied.
Large amounts Of ammunition are being
shipped from Fort Leayenworth and Rock
Island arsenals TO the various posts. All ost
commanders have been ordered to keep their
commands IN readiness to take the field
against the Indians on moments notice.
It is claimed by the well informed officers
that the Sioux can putt in the field 1900 war.
riors. There are $4,000 Indians, Of which
5000 are Sioux.
dispatch from Cheyenne, dated February
14th, says Parties of cavalry are out all
around US, and not having heard from them.
we DO not know vet what they have done. A
war is inevitable between here and the Sioux
Indian reservation. The country is rolling
and fine grazing, aud there are not less than
30, 600 head OF cattle there, but we would
rather nave war than peace wnen We are MUIR
dred and robbed with IMMUNITY A dispatch
from Adolph Chung, rapchman, to Colonel
Luke MuTin, Of this city, dated Fort Laramie.
February 18th, says that the Indians are
red hot as bad as in 1867
The Cheyenne Leader has a special from
Fort Fetterman. which states that a CHEYENNE
runner just arrived there from the Red Cloud
Agency says, that Red Clouds son was killed
last Monday night by party Of Sioux, whom
he compelled to return stolen stock. He re.
ports that nearly all the Cheyennes and
Sioux have left the agency that one hundred
aud fifty lodges are now within fifty miles OF
Fort Fetterman, and will come in or send to
that post He reports plenty Of Buffalo in
Big Horn county, and thinks the Sioux viii
90 There.
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The East.

The ice IN the river at Troy, N. Y, broks
up suddenly on February IA, carrying away
bridges and barges. Several men who were
at work on bridge were carried down the
river aud narrowly escaped with their lives.
being on the ice several hours before being
rescued
MEMBERS Of the New York Stock Exchange
have opened a subscription list for the estab.
lishment Of Tree soup-houses IN the lower
part Of the town. James Gordon Bennett has
given $4,000 to supply soup to the poor from
hrt and police stations.
Tue autopsy Of the bodies Of the Siamese
TWINS was begun al Philadelphia. on Feb. y
and photographs Of the corpses from differ.
ent points OF view and also a number of casts
OF the body were taken, with highly satisfac.
tory results. A well-known artist, conversant
with the subject from practice in army hos
pitals, has been engaged 10 make drawings OF
me internal parts as they are developed.
IHE Trial Of Jas. NJ Lowell for the murder
OF his wife June 18Th, 1879, vac begun at An
burn, Me, on February 10 The case VA.
brought 10 light W ti,e d,.cevory Ga mead
less skeleton in the woods about three mile.
rom Lewiston, IN October last.
An effort Is making by the Father Mathew
Nathohc temperance societies to collect Iund.
i0r tho erection ia Central Park. New Yerl q,
statue OF Father Mathew.
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Legislative Summary.

THURSDAY, February 12.-The vari-
ious bills appropratng money to charitable institu
tons Of Milwaukee were referred to the Joint com
mittee on claims. Til, select committee reported
IA favor OF granting lands 10 the Chicago and North
ern Pacific Air Line me bill giying lands ~ tba
NQtth Wisconsin Co. was recommended to be indef-
lnlteiy postponed. The bill comforting the 81.
Croix land grant on the North Wisconsin Railroad
caihe UP, ana was amended by Senator Weeks by
comforting the portion OF the grant living On he
route from the junction in Burnett county TO the
Mes end OF Lake Superior, being about sixty miles,
" the Chicago and Northern Pacific Air Line Com
Pahy, Ihe rest TO go to the North Wisconsin Compa.
ny. This occupied the whole of the session. and
the substitute, as amended was ordered 10 q third
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-20

The Caspian Sea is extremely rich IN
various species Of fish, many of these
occurring in prodigious numbers. Ac.
cording To Alexander Schultz the
yield is very much greater than that III
the Great Bank Of Newfoundland. IN
one single district $4,000 sturgeon ara
frequently token IN day, ana when
the fishing "a interrupted for twenty.
four hours the waters become almost
choked by the abundance OF fish, which
are SO numerous as 10 press each other
out upon the shore. The total WELD
FOR one year in fish and fish
products has been estimated at l3. 600.
00O pounds about $50, $50, GOO pounds
ayoirdupoisl. worth about SIP, OOO. Goa.
\ peculiar phenomenon observed, as.
peelally among the sturgeon, is that of
kind Of winter sleep. At the ap.
proach of cold weather they seek the
deep portions of the rivers, and remain
there IN a state of torpor, during
which they secietc yiscid matter
which forms q coating over tile entire
body, called rs the fishermen ptfissc.
During this period they appear 20 eat
nothing, their stOmacls always being
found entirely empty
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-20
NATURES Lesson.
WHITTIER.

The lesson which the many -colored skies.
The flowers, and leaves, and painted butter.
dies,
The deer's branched antlers, the gay bird that
filings
The tropic sunshine from its polden wines
The brightness of the human countenance
Its l. play OF smiles, the magic OF glance,
Forever more repeat,
In varied tones and sweet.
That beauty, m aud OF itself, is good.
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The West

AT a meeting of tho Board OF Regents et
the Kansas state Agricultural College in
Manhattan, Professors Nudge. Miller end
Du'Iofs we're retired from position in .be
College. This action created good deal Of
feeHng among the students 1T the institution
ana some ot them held a meeting. at WHICH
they expressed indignation and regret At the
act Of the Board, and expressed the hope that
they "ouid b rcinstatel, especially Professor
Nudge worker Ia the college for the past
eight years.
FRANK MAUD, deaf and dumb bow. wears
% age, was run over by hose cart going ia
tire, recently, at lerre Hauto, aud the tor
Of his skull completely crushed.
Is a whisky quarrel at Osgood, Iud., Joshua
Mitchell billed hls stcp-sou, Emil Yandever
10y striking hun on the head with an ak and
then shooting him.
Miss MARY A. RoNAS-, a school.teacher Of
minneapolis fell dead in her sehool-room, a
rev days since, from heart disease.
lhE jail 81 Chtlhcothe, m. va, burned on
SATURDAY night, prisoner named Frank God
fey Tersmug.
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~ ~ currently reported that Senator IN.
gals, Of Kansas, Is about to resign u accent
mo appointment at Judge of the rnitsd
states Circuit Court. II this be true th,re
van De lively times clccung his successor.
= WRESTLING match tor the championship
OF 'he United States, and $4,000 stakes. came
VI az san francisco on February n. between
W Nhal'n Of California, chappion and
m'l'r Mclaughlin, ct Detroit. The latte,
'hte" Nhalen fairly, two throws. collar ana
CHOW winning the match. stakes ,p1
championship of the United States po.ls :,
the extent OF about $4,000 we're sold a. a.,
halli odds IN favor OF Mclaughlin
NJ United States steamer G,ttysht,,.l., Ia.
heen designated by Ia, Secretary Of the Nav,
TO 'ahe an expedition io inspect tue inter.
oceanic canal routes across Darieu and Ni,,r
augua.
lhE investigating cummlttC, appointed +,
examine INTO Tho condition IL Il. / smith
Commissioner - Indian AI-lrs, IN sanna,tia,
WIN certain land transactions in Minnesota
wiz present their report 10 few days. Th
committee completely eNonorate Mr. smith.
fVIptNcr is dally concurrng that the In
dams being lll-troatcd ON the reservations
contemplate an uprising IN the spring, an,
arc even now sNarmlng the prairics prepare,
for war.
ofucAt letters from the commanding Oh
Ger OF sidney Barracks report that Paua,,
Killer and Two Lanccs, accompanied by ninc
ty-ihrce lodges ot Whl-tei'- land Of Sion,
aud two OF Bnlc'r band, have eft their rrs,t
walton aud are moving TO a., hunting gronpl
south Of the Platte by way Of Lewis canon.
W. ID, COLEMAN, CLERK Of tho Richmond
Board OF Public Works attempted 10 cover
heavy dofalcation and a,ul alr.st ~ com.
uniting suicide but failed in both the snicids
and arrest.
4 rELtGRAM from Omaha states that John
S. King. trsppor, while cooking supper II
camp on Pumpkin Creek, on the light 81 the
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9th, was attacked by band Of thirty Sioux,
and shot N the Enoe and ankle. He killed
one Indian and escaped with the loss Of his
horses, wagon and $500 worth Of iurs. This
was war party, finely mounted. King
dragged himself TO a rancho twelve miles from
the fight. Other outrages by the indians
are reported.
The court Of inquiry in the case Of Gen. o.
O. Howard will, it is expected be appointed
about March /. The selection of five, who
are to constitute the court, is TO be made from
the following officers Of rank superior TO
Gen. Howard Gems. Sherman, Sheridan,
Pope, Mcdowell, schoheld, Meigs and Eaton.
Sherman will be president.
OFFICIAL reports 10 the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue, from the collector and
special agent at Lynchburg, Va. says the
actual amount Of the dcfalcation in the in
ternal revenue Office there i only %, 800,
The government will suffer no loss whatever
The bill introduced in the House 10 relation
to the compensation Of postmasters hxes the
following rates: New York, 100000; Chicago
ST. Louis, Philadelphia and Boston, IS coo
each; Cincinnati, BOooklyn and Baltimore
$4,000 each; provided such salaries be paid
from money received from boxos, STAMPS and
other sources in excess Of expenditures al.
lowed for rent, clerk hire and othtr necessi.
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senate.

FRIDAY, February IA petition Of
10000 Californians WIS presented asking for egis-
laton to prevent the evil Of Chinese immigration to
this country. - memorial of the State of Wis.
consin In regard To pay Of government employees
was also prest nted. The bill TO equalze the dis
ttibution Of currency occupied the remainder Of
tue session.
House.
bill for ascertaihing the losses sustained By the
citizens OF Southern Oregon and Northern Califor-
MIA, by reason of Indian d'predations in 1872 and
1919 provoked quite an excited discussion and was
defeated.---A number OF private bills we're acted
upon Adjourned
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Congressional sum mary.
Eanata

THURSDAY, February 12.-The newly
elected Senators from Kansas and Mississippi,
James >. Harvey and II. r. Pease, were sworn 10
and took their seats At the expiration of the
morning hour he consideration of the bill for the
saual distribution of the currency was resumed
"tnout coming to vote the Senate adjourned.
House.
Bus were passed, 10 authorize the sale by public
auction OF the military reservation at Fort Rey-
nolds, Colorado Territory; making It the duty Of
the Secretary II War to frequent inquiries 20
be made into the propriety ard Necessity of econo-
my 10 the disbursement Of moneys by the dishurs
ing officers of the army and governing leaves OF
absence to army officers. The fertilization bill
was again considered in committee Of the whole,
and afterward passe The bill repeating the
stamp duty on matches next considered, aud
occupied the remainder of the day.
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FIVE Of Mobiles policemen have only
one arm apiece.
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Foreign.

1OIe1Rn.
DISPATCH from London, dated February
IA, says Taylor's pantcchlacon and furniture
repository in BclSrayia. covering an acre Of
ground, was burned last evening. The fire
broke out at four O'Clock, aud ragged tll mid.
night, when the flames were stopped Nv the
engineers, who demolished the adjoining
building. The loss on the building ia placed
at 81 goo 900, aud was insured for $1,000. noa
The total loss, intending contents # the burned
structure, consisting OF pictures, mirrors. i've
hundred carriages, aud vast amount ol
| other goods of various kinds, is estimated al
/ sl5, goo, 600. Five houses and several larsc
stables adjacent were partially DESTROYED.
/ There were number OF accidents, ard two
/ firemen were killed. The fire attracted an
immense aud unruly crowd. and II became
necessary to call out the military IN order 10
preserve order.
IT ia reported that General Dorrecary.
sh,ei Of stan 10 Don Carlos, has teea ,aur.
dcrcd
EDWARD BLAKE has retired from Tho Do
minion Government, and David Cbsisty hqs
been appointed President Of the Council.
IT is probable that the lorm OF government
In spain viii be- decided by plcbisclts.
THE wife IT James Anthony Ffoude IS
dead.
FIFTY rHREE journals are now published IN
tlt capital of Mexico.
/ TuE building Of several railroads i, ahont
/ to he commenced M Mexico. II Is reported
that the Mexican and International RAILWAY
companies are TO be amalgamatcd
1 Tnr greatest and most influential of French
Catholic papers, LUniycrs, al Paris has been
suppressed at the instance of Prince lhs.
marck.
Iug German bark Hercules has been
wrecked aud eleven ot Tier crew persisted
AltutR from NJ. Rouhcr 4 pulirbel IN
'ocauug plthi,yito 10 decide between i,
Empire and a Republic, when pres,lsn, II.
Mahons TINS expires.
lhtHt iSa serious crisis DO tie government
OF British Columbia. Adlspatrh nom ll.t.r
10 saws demonstration was made rbur.gs,
and all terms with the puminip, ,,.... g,s..,,,
refused, until the scheme tor t.rm. ~ ,,e.....
shall be- made known. The ministry b... -.
signed, ami ucw cabinet J., brus formed
SIR GAEStr MotstiN aud m~ whit. tr..,.
arc announced 20 leave the Goh Coast i,f
home on March lst the war with the A.h,e
tees being over
Tnt NatcrIand newspaper ~ Vienna. Ia.
been suppressed, and the office ana material
conhscat,d.
Iur great temple Of rcnsme.n3lau, II
Shiba, 10 icddo, was destroyed 4, drg a. the
morning ~ january This was the most I'M.
poring structure y its kiul "a thttaptal.
though not one q The most sacred. nj, hns.
bell, ten f,ct high, was 30 injured Is Is 4,
worthless.
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TuF recent financial crisis in the
Uniteu States, writes q Roman cor,
has sent many American
visitors TO Europe back TO their OWL
country but within the last few DAYS
there has been considerable accession
of vast Saratoga trunks with the letters
E" L. ). largely visible upon the oxte.
uors and It is the belief Of the pro.
ptictors of the many new hotels Which
have sprung up in Rome that "A tide of
American travel has again set i'm from
West 10 Eas;, and that the Roman
season, although late, will after all
prove not much below the average.
CHARLESTON, since It's annexation ~
Boston, has been called the Bunker
Hull District Il doesn't like M new
name, and has petitioucd the Common
Council to be known as Charlcstown
again.
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washington.

BEN BUTLER ana his associate counsel have
been allowed by the court Sos, 600 for fees in
the Farragut cases. The bill providing for
the award was managed in the House by
Butler. The aggregate award is 500, COO,
which is now being paid.
A CAUCUS Of members Of the House, repre-.
senting twenty.one States, was held at Tie
capitol lately, to consider Representative Int.
trells bill to amend the internal revenue laws.
80 as to remove restraints on vine and othes
fruit growers, that they may distlltheir fruits
INTO brandy.
The President has recently purchased lot
OF ground, containing noarly $1,000 square
feet, and which fronts the circle at the inter.
section OF and Thirteenth streets and Yer.
mont and Rhode Island avenues. and extends
1873 feet along the latter and 1l3 ioot along the
former avenue. The price paid was $50 Der
square foot, amounting 30 500 SO. On this
lot the President proposes to erect fine
resident.
lHE Comptroller of the Currency Is allow.
ing national banks to be organized in aufiei.
patton Of law OF Congress granting addi-
honal bank circulation. new national bank.
entitled The Peoples National Bank Of pue.
bio, Colorado, hae just been organized witt
$4,000 capital, $4,000 of which is granted
from the balance on hand of the s5i 900. 600
Issued under the act Of July Il, 1870, and the
balance to be be made up from notes pnr.
chased ofbrokon national banks and what may
be obtained from future legislation"
SO FAR about 1900, 900 of the new trade
dollars have been coinod. The demand is
continually increasing.
THE Board Of Commissioners on the I'm
provement OF the Ohio River and its tribu-
tarles, appointed by the governors Of states
on that river, held meeting on February
10th, and agreed to recommt nd and urge
before Congress the following /. Gov.
eminent possession OF the Louisville and
Portland Canal. 2. The construction Of a
lock and chute IN the vicinity Of Plttsburl,.
IN accordance with the plans of Generals
Meitzel and Merrill, at the beginning Of per-
manent Improvement OF the ONO. B. TO re-
quest the appropriation OF a sum Tor SURVEYS
Of the head waters of the Ohio, with 4 view
OF improving The river by systems of reser-
voirs among the mountains. t. To continue
the appropriations for the Tennessee River.
especially the Muscle Shoals improvement.
A STATUE OF General Baker, Of heroic size
Is to be placed With other statuary IN the old
Hall Of Representatives in Washington at
cost Of $4,000.
The President has approved the act chang.
ing the time for holding certain District
Courts OF the United States tor the State OF
Iowa.