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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05
Application f1f Patent.
NOIlG T. Ne. 2l'.
t. :. LAMP OFFICE.
furcfa, Nevada. Get. -. lS1

is'INrf, -'tNd 'td. ' CT. y, 49,
NoTlCE Is, HEREBY GIVE, THAT
y loh1 T.. Jones. .ielin II. Roberts. Ed
wtTd Jones, .foscPh Zones, fo",oiiice address
knre,a Nevada; William Miller. po.to,ice
address, bingham Canyon, tah: .Matt
Moore, foS'oihre address, Urhir City. | tab.
have thiS day altd III this oiiIce II diagram.
together with u heticc OF APPLICATION Tor a
patent from the United states, under nc,
q tuI-rrsS Approved May 10, l>72. fer four
teen hundred 4 ie0 IiEeul feet OF the AdeIrli
Lode, tn" same running 1t' feet southeast
etlv ard 700 feet n~erthScStcriy from tilclo-
cation monument on the lode with surface,
slaard Two hundred feet in width, situated
IN Eureta Mining District. Eureka county.
LAT" OF Nevada, aud described in the plat
and filed notes on file in this Office rs fol
lows, to-fit:
Z. 6. Survey no. SO.
Beginning at a post marked No. /, |. ;.
survey, NO. 30. whence the ,aminit OF hHby
Qt :ulvrN No. ~, oi the colorado Lode, bears
aSt - teot. Ihe ernter of the Ad,I-
pm Shait bears :; / +. 6ii feet, thH
4lo1'h OF the .tdelpli tunnel bears ;: II.
liam n, marhcd Abel hi i. l. bearsS. o.,
u. la' lcct; thence RAINING : Ii f.. 4uS ~
set, TO post marked No =. survey. Ne.
~; thence S..2pf. +. OIL bio feet. TO io::t
~ W. -WD feet, To post marked We. /,
Survey NO. ~; theI &c NJ. N..ds I-lo 1ee,.
II post marked No. J. /. :. :aryey No;S';
thence y. III ". 81 80 ieet, to rost n.arked
~. Survey Ne. 80; and thence A.ia,
+. - trct, /" lost marked Ne. |, tho place oi
beginning; containing ii / -lul acres. courses
expressed ircm the true meridian, with u
magnetic variation OF ID last.
IhtS cii'ln j. located upon unsurveyod i'fds,
aEd /, bounded on neither end by any kn9"n
ctainianlS; he nearest mines are the Maniat
tan. Ming Bee and Florida.
ms c.aii: is recorded in Book j., ia%e -.
ct the turet n i trie' Mining Records, anaa
copy o.the notice nut plat can be found post
ed az the location m"onun,Lt npon the lodi.
o. ChH 7. HORN, Register.
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PITENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for Patent
NOTICE No. 81.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
-ra.,d the NS sJarsss silver u Mining GemFany
County, Nevada. has this day filed in
this office a diagram Together with a notice ~
application for a patent from the United
States. under act Of Congress approved Nav
10, 49,. fer fifteen hundred-I,5 0-Iin"s,
feet of the Buckeye State Lode. the sama
running 81 feet northwcstcrly and s7i fes,
southcastcrlv from Shaft No. 1, with surface
ground 100 feet in width. situated in New.
ark Mining District. W hitc Pine county.
and field notes on file in this oiice as follows
to wit:
q. s. Survey. Nc. 40.
Beginning ut n post marked "No. /. Is
Survey. No. TO-" the same being post Ne. /
of survey No. IS. made fer the Newark Sii',
,,er Mining Company. upon tie Chihuahua
northern boardary Of Section .. T.. II. \. r.,
-, T.. NJ. ID. NJ. bears y. 13e r.. 2.gss foot
and the month If the chihuahua Iunnai
bears \. 6ii,s W. 27 feet: thence runni, !.
Slt,s I. loo feet to post marked No.. l.. 5.
post marked No. ). I. :. Survey. Ne. 40,
whence post No. >. of Survey No. 81, made e..
Frank Bctschman upon the Battery Lode.
bears y. 90, IS ". a3i' feet: tkcncc y. Sli,s.
Survey No. 10: and thence y. ST. +. M
feet. to post Ne. |. the place of beginning.
containing bSN-lO acres, courses EXPRESSED
from the true meridian, with n magnetic ya.
ration OF 49, East.
This claim is located in the unsurvcve3
part Of 4. ~. y. X. ~, f. NJ. j.. NJ and i,
bounded on the north by the Original Chi.
huahua.
This claim is recorded in Book A. Page 70.
Of the Newark District Mining Records. and
Il copy OF the rotice and plat can be found
posted at Shaft No. /. upon the lode.
81 CYRUS +. HORN. Register.
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kpniiaati0n for Patent.
NH N. -
Is. nFflcr.

EJirha NcvI!a, tct. -, lS1l.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y John l.. .ienes, John Il. ioberts. I'd
ward JonsS and Jaap.< I;rophr o>tuilnre all
dress, E4Ic. II. Nevada. have this day ilcIin
this oaice II diagram. together with Il notice u
application tor Il patent from the | mt.9
states. urd"r act a Congress approved MAY
iUth. NJ, ;or une Thousand 900 lin-nl fit
OF tn" Colorado Lode, tn same running I6
icct ilorthrrly and 'hn lcct >oftl,erly liom tho
location monument at thu Colorado shaft.
wtth surface grnuud 80 fett in width, situat-
state OF Nevada, ami described in the Plat
and lied notes eli nlc in this o,icc as fellows,
to wit:
U. S. Survey, No. 20.
beginning at a post marked NO. 1T. :.
S.rvcy, NO. ~" wherce tn summit ct huhv
iii bears NJ ri T.. S.G1 feet. post mark. d
40. |, of survey No. -. made Tor Hermann
liynemann upon The IL herado Lode, banis
NJ ~ L. L. > ieei; the Colorado Incline
hears ;. = II E.al> 10 feet, and Il spree,
m" tree, two foot in diameter. marked tolo-
rinElngS ;. II +. GOA t"et, 10 POST marked
10. :. Siryry Ne. =; tn nee ;. -. v.
IN + ct to post mark ed No. t. Survpv, No.
-; th.ica y. L., ". l.Nlb feet. to post
m,rted MOI, Us. Survey No. ~. aid thence
40 /. .N feet, 10 lace ct beginning; cot
tanning f"-io1 acres. courses "xrreSsed
from the trte meridian. with ii magnetic va
rlallon of Ii j., East.
lhl'c!aini, located upon ursurvcv.d lands,
and is bounded ON the south by the Maria
mine.
This claim is recorded in Book D. page Io3,
OF the Eureka bistiict Mining Records. and
II COPY of t'ic notice and plat IAN ha tu,und
posed AZ the location MONUMENT at The toio-
rado shalt. CYhJSi. HORN
t.. t,rt-- ~
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
Culver WEST CONSOLIDATED
WINNIE AygBsN In.,,,,p Of

principal Place of business, San Francisco.
State of California.-Location OF Works. EE-
rcka, Eureka county, state Of Nevada. No
ticc. There are delinquent uron the following
described stock, on account of SSscss rent
Ne. - levied on the nineteenth day OF Au-
gust, 1874. the several mounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders. as
t.ii,xs.
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-DALINQUEEaT NoE1CTi.


IVNEs.A MINING AND Su!;..E-
A. ing TOM any. Location OF rlincinni Pine
ton OF worts. Eurrta, Nevada.
Notice: There are Delinquent uIeH
the following desefibtd >iocg, on a,coart ol
ass sSupnt No. lvyi.i .n the Il Il day 81
tehrdarv. 1S1l, til >eerfal aurunt- sci g.
post" The I,He> Of the respective %S.iaia-
huldtr., as follows:
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METaHiS REPAIRED AID WARRANTED
rGR ONE YEAR!
For Rent,

'I1AT 81 HSIANIIAL ROCK FIRE
1 Proof buildlng' lately occupied BY cha>.
sutherland, North Myin street. A. a whole
saie ami fetai grocery and provision store.
IhIs LatSe Is desirable T. any business, or
for pubic meetings, balls, pIigafe parties,
theutrieal performances. CITE. IL has a good
iioor, A. by - feet. exclusive OF anti-rooms,
oGt-baiidins. Stables, etc. Aurly to
HENRY LEE,
A. lis Eureka Chop Horse. on Main 1t.
Eureka, Nevada. oct. 18th, 1871. 90
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIES,
Or. c;sBoN,S p,SeEN-

Al - -
&GS SAN NJ: o." kEAkNl 81,
N corner o. 1emmerelaI' Fan IRAN
N cisco, tFlNate entTancS, on S"H-
&kASS tnefeiat street.. EStan,>hNd IL
1T l"F the treailae1ye; sexual ann >e..luai
SAME IN MI = H4rrTs s',S;r,I IA a -
a,n,9spry ctr. st.. Skin G<sasas NJ yaar>:
-trs3ir-. anil Il.sFated logs 30 SY..S,>tat-
IN rr.,gt,i.
"HE. GIErUN has the pIca- ure of anpour-
IN Thar he has returned from visiting he
rr,r.i.1I b~.S,itai< ii E.repc. and has re.
Stal.,i rrg.-I.c.
Ihr nuctur has spared neither time nof
pfTn,v In seeking en-, NV comedies. and ha>
r4tsrnei with Increased ABILITIES Tor The al
Walton OF hsplaH 5fferirc.
a,.3., N..
~Pi'ii."i "''sNh'~~
- L ~ ~ ren'No -
At 20 ' oSl l"Ny" MI
sa1tt.tAC1' : tIettgt4 ! ! t4S yvuth .. 9etu
sN'> |" "n a'tatSJ GSss4lttea extent, Ifodte
- N'sl i IL ..i.a..iiS tus lVLlYNtLk
- seo"' sNt'SS Vun.1at1u
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Aud il a|rcol,t3 lice with law. and M oItier q
the i'oard of directors. made ou IN" twenty
t.th DAY e y = It. =, 20 many, shar-s e
each pared o. >Ieli stock A. may h. u"c.>sd-
~. will I've sold at public |aUttiyL NJ the oiiice
OF The cmi any, IA Msutgu'Qrty strart. I'll
N;ac!:e..;lg Ei:! "tSgiN-
bsr. ~. 4. nj HI hour Of twelve U'y!oek a.
u III, -, such day. To 'ay d"liu iucht aSses,-
m.ntS thereon. together with costs Of adVcr-
Using and eXpen>es # The sale.
I. /. ahhtII, See, etarg.
.ttfce: No. 81 MONTGOMERY street, zen
!lanuisco. ta!it,a in. o,
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EaFska Lodge, No. is, NJ.

The Stated Communications of En-
rs, INA Lr,isr, No. Il, IA \. VI, will
h. held III Masonic Hal, on every
>dt fday oh or Preceding the fall
Wu,U i, each month.
Iv-tit-.
Members Of sister lodges. ard so;oarsing
brethren IN good standing. are cordially H.
tIfctt t. attend. D.. E.bAlES, Nh.
\. BfNalIUr. Secretary. l-al2
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Council Bluffs Iron Works.
SJANIFACTUREEt OF ENGINES AND
VI DoIIers; aiso
MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY!

Gfire and WORKS on Main Street. Council
BilIis IOWA.
r. HENDHIE. President.
j. Iuhl. oec'y anu Treas.
mTI3-tf
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NOTICE..

HAVING pISpoSED GFMY INTEHESi
i Z IL the Inreia bcsfHuTpnt. all ialHrn
laNiag claims assiIst The lace will rel
them To ne at oLes, al Il these owlns ne w.
confer Il favor by s~ettiiHF immediately
oil fEANk I.AlNb'
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 20.
L :. LAND OFFICE,

TTTVTH' sWF' fVTT. 7, TVff.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the Silver Lick Consolidated Mining
tonrany Qostufice address Eureka. Ncra.
dn, care lanes Adams. AGENT has this day
flied III this off e n diagram together with a
| nltcd States. under act OF Congress ar
rruvcd MAY 10. | -. for twelve hundred AMI
ihrev 10 lseal icet Of the SilHcr Lick ard
iiuhiir Eurn> Consolidated lode. the same
runriug 100 feet norttcasterly and SUi feet
~SorthWv>tcTly from the Silver Lick Shaft.
with sGriace ground 30 feet in width, situai-
ed in EurcRa Mining District. Eureka couu-
~. state Of Nevada, and described in the
rlat and field notes on file in this Office as
tbllnts IN utf-
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Entrance to Close November 25th

In all The above races. entrance fee will be
~ per cent. Three or more To enter, three TO
start. 6. ", HANDY,
Proprietor Willows i,ace Course.
0iS
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$500 90 in Purses.
FIRST DAY, NOV, o.rU.
SECOND DAY. NOV..SrN.

First Haec-Ruunius: half mile dash. free
for all: IUt rounds up; purse sl.b".
Second l;aec-i,unring. mile and repeat;
fre, Tor all, Purse 1000.
third t,aee-fretlius. three in five; free
for all; purse >l,tN.
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l SARI, No. 62S kEARNl 81.
4 corncr of Commercial, san Fran
q cisco. Private entrance on Con-
y mercial street. Established rs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25
Flshlas for Sharks-Glorious Sport ID
the Waters Near Block Island.


A correspondent OF III New London
Teleyrum tells something OF this exciting
sport. He went out afew days ago With
q party which secured in twenty-four
hours three splendid fish. He says:
On reaching the grounds, about twenty
1--WE miles southeast OF Block Island, we
began TO sight the fish and prepared to
fasten them. 'Steady your helm" is
passed in whispers; ''luf q little"
NOW bear away 'just a. she goes
the man at the wheel takes the wink
and follows the graceful movements Of
the noble fish. The next instant the
harpoon is seen TO descend with light
ming speed. the fab In struck. and quick
err than thought dives into his native ell
ement. Take care" ''stand aside"
lover with the barrel" are orders
which were given from the captain in
quick succession; and before the land
lubbers stop blinking their eyes Or have
recovered from their amazsment the
YACHT and n half-barrel attached to n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25
Ne Was Doubted.

The Elizabeth Journal says: "Ho was
q fragile, interesting young man with a
dyed moustache. He said his parents
were poor but honest, his father being .
retired bounty jumper. and his mother
had acquired q small fortune from her
operations az a professional shoplifter.
He said he had never stolen anything
in broad daylight, and that his parents
had early imbued him with principles
OF virtue. and taught his youthful foot
steps to tread in the stnight and narrow
path OF the horse-thief. He wanted TO
sell us q book that would enable US 10
become rich in twenty-four hours and
fourteen seconds. teach a blind mule to
dance, or marry that lovely and rich
orphan next door. That manly indie
pendence which actuated one Of our
family. during the late in%ternecinc
squabble, when he threw himself upon
the altar Of his country as a Govern
ment contractor. arose within us, as We
brought backward the heel Of our right
boot to wipe a speck Of mud from the
tail Of our coat. Then the muscles Of
our leg relaxed, and our delicate num-
Der four cut the air like n swallow on
the homeward fly. We counted the
nails in the soles OF his shoes. and We
wiped our fevered brow"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25
Ten Thousand Dollar Girl.

On q certain day, on n Pennsylvania
railroad, q belle Of a thriving Pennsyl-
vania town. the daughter Of q wealthy
lumber merchant, vas travelling in the
same car with a shrswd old citizen Of
her native town and an agreeable
young gentleman from the West who
tells the story.
The latter had been talking 10 the
belle, but as night drew on and the young
lady grew drowsy, he gave up his seat
to her and placed himself beside the
somewhat cynical Pennsylvanian. The
latter began conversation by pointing TO
q high mountain past which they were
whirling, and said:
"You see that mountain? Six or
eight years ago IL was covered with AZ
fine q forest as ever grew. and was worth
SIC, 900 and upward. Now, without q
tree, covered with stumps, the land Is
scarcely worth = continental. The net
produce Of that mountain is over there
In that seat" and he pointed to the re-
cumbent belle; "that Is my calculation.
II has Just absorbed all Of that lumber,
which her father owned. TO raise and
educate that girl, pay for her clothes and
jewelry. bring her out in society and
maintain her there. Some Of you young
men. IL you were given your choice be-
tween the mountain yonder as 1t now
stands and the net produce on that seat,
would take the net produce; but as for
me give me tho stumps."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25
Tho German Empire.

The German Empire has nov q pop
ulstion Of Al, O60. SAG, Of which 90, $780,
900 are males and 30. 900, 900 females
probably the nearest to an equilibrium
Of sexes in any country Of an equally
large population. SiIty-three per cent.
Of the inhabitants are over the age Of
ffteen Year,. and these are also pretty
equally divided in regard TO sex. Forty
per cent. Of those over the age Of fifteen
years are unmarried; about nine per
cent. widowed, and one-ffth per cent.
divorced. OF the whole population,
2,5O0, 900 are Poles. 10000 wends,
5000 Ozechians, 10000 Litthauers,
$50, 900 Danes, and 10000 French.
The Protestants claim Is. 549. 78l Of the
inhabitants, the Catholics 14,S5l, 45O,
the Jews SIS. O69. Thirty-one per cent.
live in cities, sirty-nine in the country.
OF the cities. t~hirty-one claim o pop
ulation Of over $4,000 each. The num-
Der Of dwelling houses in the Empire
amounts to 5.263. 900. and these are in
habited by s,664.0 families.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25

JupoE MAcKxr Of South Carolina.
since his interview with President
Grant. has waIed very bold. and has be-
gun to attack his quondam friend. Gov.
Moses. from the bench. In pronounc-
ing sentence the other day upon a Grim
inA who had been convicted Of arson.
tho Judge said that the verdict hal been
rendered by an impartial jury, eompos-
ed Of Ave white and seven colored citi-
Gems, after the evidence had clearly
shown that q child about seven years Of
ago had been consumed in the burning
building. He sentenced him - hard la
Dor in the Penltentiary for life, and in
conclusion said: 81 do. therefore. in the
name Of violated Law. protest against
Executive clemency being extended in
this a $ by the Chief Magistrate. +. J..
Moses. Jr.. who has $ p%rosituted the
pardouing power as to make the admin
istrstion Of the criminal law n mockery
Of justice. and convert the broad seal Of
the State into the symbol OF approved
crime"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25
Bathing At Long Branch.
loore,pondene. New York World


AS LOT Dathing 1 hs'e nsu u""e
study o, y tnah ni9s.o h..has
IL the his' pince; ! ani n.ysya h.n.
l say TINS win ho ns pN ws... a. nav" a,I
walcnea ',1 sa .sa y Nv .omna,,ad
hours' anu pa's H. VIA.
10 say, more OF iess VI N
IL aiioweu ny nns se
carry hour IN inc mo's ~. u.h Nv,
ing AZ that nov, !. unaiS.oou 'n INV
venus hefseiI VIII ss'y away nun ene
water. but AZ tna' nour 20, .nI0o con,
secutve mornings .ne So n anu
have had the TWO miles Vi sahu 70 our
serves, save WV VI 'nt ~ LII ~.
enihs IN sulpeu s.o.AIhss VIM NV, VIZ u;t,
sing ,neii MY h ,,aa mohoS.
Towels. No. ans H., 49,:
saM us en ~ sna niun,.J !, NJ.
a..ua;nod : nnJsrtnw .crrt;ni1sa tbo
tA..A.. ~ .ha - Lahind da.had
W. onh.n, ho,aut n. mt aud shooL
onr White cleaning arms AT something
that locked lilo n French maid In a
Snmmsr honse
Tn ,he a~fternoon come from the Ocean
House ain or eight tender mines with
hrnJIs. looL;ng c~aut;ouslv behind them.
Th.y n;ct the;p vav down the steps. ac-
-comnani.d Inv their Guardian of safe and
nroper ace. and are watched from the
banks by their mother and aunt in over.
I'M, dress Tbere ara AT this time no
more than sftsen people. all told. on the
whoio s,rs,.h ~ sand from SANDY Hook
w. ,hs West End. The mines disappear
~ T. ~S;.,anntabia sbantie. mi ara
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25
A NEW AFRICAN EXPEDITION.


since the discovery Of the late Doctor
Livingstone by Mr.. Stanley. in the heart
Of Central Africa. and moro especially
since the death Of that famous mission
AIRY and explorer, the question Of pur-
suing the Investigations to which he do
voted his life, has been much agitated.
II is now announced by the London
Daily Tslsgruph that The propristors Of
that journal, in conjunction with James
Gordon Bennett Of the New York Her
ald-undsr whose auspices. 1t will be
remembered, Stanley was sent in quest
Of DIR. Livingstone-will at once organ
ize an expedition Of African Discovery
under command Of this same Mr..
Stanley. The purpose Of the enterprise.
as announced, is to complete the work
left unfinished by DR.. Livingstone's
death; to solve. II possible. the remain
ing problems Of the geography of Gen.
trail Africa; and to investigate and re-
port upon the haunts Of the slave
traders. For this difficult and danger.
GUS journey Mr.. Stanley has displayed
fitness Of a peculiar kind. and We can
not but feel a pride in the selection Of
one Of our countrymen, and a member
Of our calling. for sc honorable a task,
"He will represent" says the Tel
egraph, "the two nations whose com
mon interest in the regeneration Of
Africa was 80 well illustrated when tbs
English lost explorer was ~rediscoveret
by the energetic American correspond
emit. In that memorable journey Mr.
Stanley displayed the best qualities o.
an African traveller; and with no incon'
siderable at his disposal to re-
enforce his own complete acquaintance
with the conditions OF African travel, II
may be hoped that very important re-
suits will accrue from this undertaking
10 the advantage Of science. humanity
and civilization" Mr.. Bennett has
been noted for his enterprise and liber-
atty in the promotion Of daring and adj
venturous deeds and the journalistic en-
terprise displayed by the Heruid, the
feats Of its correspondents in procuring
news from every part Of the habitabls
(and unhAbitable) globe are well known
to the civilized world and correspond
ingly admired. A q New York City
contemporary remarks; 1.-The encep-
tional journalism which. not satisfied
with recording history, must needs make
IL, has seldom been more signally illus
trated than in this new African adven'
ture. and its success will be ~applaudst
by none o warmly than by Mr.. Ben
nett's rivals in business"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25
A plooh. Thunder s.srn.
Irrom tho Record. July NJ

IEIun II AEIVIQa 84AI AA
Sunday and Monday the storm was OF
n very seyere and dangerous character.
On Nth -occssions torrenta Of rain fen.
aecor6n.nied with fearful pesls Of thun.
dsr And terrific flashes of lightning.
Several casualties occurred. On SUNDAY.
shout hslf.nast n A. W.. Mrs. Holland.
ths iady ~ one Of The PROPRIETOR Of
This ;onrnal. was standing near The iron
Iat., nina In the Kitchen. when q
strs.m II Are snddenlv Aashed from tho
n;ne and .nyeloped her with flame,
b%nrn;nc her clothes and person very 90.
verely, The force Of the erplosion wa
40 great that Il took her of Of her feet
and Threw her some eight or nine feet.
For a few minutes sbe was stunned and
heInIess. hut assisted by her daughter
.nd .oma ne;obbors sbe was revived and
MEDICAL s.sistsnce sent for. Drs. Lex
mi ph;,son attended promptly and did
sxor,,h;no ,hst was nassibie 10 be done
unJsr the circumstances Though dazel
AMI d;,zv from tbe seyere shocf caused
~. ,hs i;obtninu Mra. Holland
n, ,os In shs least become uncon.
sc;ors lint vsye n very clear account OF
A.. ,a,~;his occu,rence' We arc Glad q
..v ,hst ,bouob necessarily suffering
%rs.,ir sbs viii moi suffer any herman.
BY. ;y;nrv Wsr sscspo from instan,
~, Ss.ws aImost m-;r.cpIops Tbs
s.ana mi The metal Kitchen utensils
ss o'. .has,.S w;,h sIsc,r;c;tv for while
sDSima Mr. Holland DR.. Pbilson had
saHan - 80 into tha li,chen ana ban.
oeeasioa " h = .,axs hs-Scsivsd
Pen,ns W ." u sho.S TIA i{ohtn;no
qui'e .w 49, p.,..s EIs, w;tS
sruek .he hiI ao'' mon,an, A.
tremenaous io'.e, - ha liz. In
whole 'es am ~ - ,hnuas,
hghtning' wnhe me Pea ysi.unIsa
were absolutely deaiehihg; ios ;s.:
early IN the ai'e,nooh ms
ton occurred Masses OF eiouus eai
up rapidly from the .I0 ,S,h
iAling IN 'o,rehss' MaPsnina ana
temehaous sasIes "
swiuiiy Q SuiSm Mu.%on
nirs' oaiuWeh, Wno h'es w oa