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az Ix the will Of the countess or
Loudon. who died in England recently.
was found n clause directing that her
right hand be cut off and buried in the
park at Castle bennington. at the bend
OF the hil TO the Trent. with a small
cross over il. bearing The motto, Il bydc
ms time" The explanation of this SIN
gular request shows that the countess,
who had been a lifelong enemy OF
Queen Victoria. desired 10 carry her inn
placable hatred of Victoria beyond the
grave. The place OF burial mentioned
overlooks one of the queens country
seats. The skeleton hand with its threat
ening epitaph was meant TO point its
slow unwavering finger at the queen.
reminding her Of the injustice done long
years ago TO young sister of the couu-
tess. In the early queenhood Of Nicio-
ria the sister mentioned was maid of
honor. Cav and ihoughtless. the young
girl had a freedom Of manner which
gave the g0ssips of the day an opporiu-
niiv. all too well abused, OF blackeniug
her fame. which had been tarnished by
no criminal act of hers. The queen
lIarkencd 10 the SANDER, and baniShed
the beautiful hut indiscreet girl from her
household. The falsiiy of the scandal
was shown hut not until the poor, dis
honored maid OF honor had died OF a
broken heart. Tie countess Of London
blimoi the queen for her si.ter's uniine-
IL fate, aud determined TO revenge that
sisters wrongs. Never after did She
appear AZ court. aud upon every real
feic dsv kept close immured. Her post
moren pursuit. Of the queen is ghasily
but inpotent.
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nvAt the close OF prayermeciing
in Detroit gold ring wa- discovered
in the contribution box. With tears IN
her ewes and the ring in her hand, the
presiding officer said that nothing was
more precious To a woman than Ter
wedding ring. and slIe hoped The ladies
would not permit the sacrifice, they
must purchase the ring at good round
price and return II to the donor. Would
ihe widow send up her name. WhIic
sobs rc~uumded. tie donor rose and said
thai il was not her wedding rine. but
one she could very well spare aud ske
hopcd il would he accepted without fur
ther fu->. Having cried neariIiy. The
women now did The next most natural
thing and gig-lcd prodigiously.
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"Goop-BYr. OLD PAnD."-A popula

"Goop-BYE, OLD PAID."-A popular
clergyman Of Buffalo returned from m
extended Journey a few days since, aud
Just n he alightcd from the ears and
was receiving the congratulations of a
crowd of delighted parishioners who
had assembled TO greet him, an inebri-
atcd individual followed in his waSc
seized him by the hand, and exclaimed
"Well. good bye. old pard. I'm going
further and shall keep up the same old
drunk for while Yet, but you're prett,
well sohercd up, and YOU had better
keep ~ spcct. as drinkins wrong when
n fellows round home. But you know
how TO 20 on u gallus spree aud have .
rum time just as good any psrd ! ever
had. aud YOU has my respect. Day day
old buster Before the asionishcd cler
gyman could gather his wandering wit
tile hail fellow was od, leaving a terri
ble scandal for the delectation of ,h'
rossips of Buffalo. and prospective
candidate for the lunatic asylum. = Buf
falo paper
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rAm rrishman having accidentally
broken a pane OF glass 10 window OF
house was making the best OF h. WAY
90 get out cf sight. but. unfortunately
ror Pat. the proprietor stole = marrh on
him. and having sei,ed by The collar
claimed: "Didni Won break that " ,nH-
ox y 10 be- .nrc did REPLIED
..anl lidnt vom scc ulc r'iining nome
ar the money 10 pay Ter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-29
JASPER, INDIANA, FRIDAY. MAY %, 1874.

and will send you Il way-bill, il won't
cost more than $50 TO come and go back.
il will pay any man that aint satisfied.
Yours with Respect.
j. w. SIN MONS.
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, 1874-07-30

Tho small Heov narraI poys which ran ss,ioro .t
hwaukce sslnlny mornlna, hAs gnnc to pisces Tho
nottaef of Hntlay night und aforday undch -hor
r0cr.l
@1Tho total shipments: from he gsginsw nvor for
iao season to daso arc rs fo1!own: q
ipoTs 1eot s234 41Ht th11
nnsAs MeSosi- lao btD
q o. llu. .hN
Tt'M.s1s. s.'tI.t.t..u qH3, ,219
~ l3hA99W
1tHloors G"p!e iect. 1Jb ,oGo
"A eea{nrng man, who l,aB recently 1narrictt pycs
tho following description Of hin bride ANIL hnr arparel
which, wo tllink vii p!l sumo Of Tie society paimra
over lett mii]iery dry DOCK tn clipper built n1ld
With ngurc,cad nut often on asnnll craft, itrr
length 81 tce as feot Inches lisplaccs 81 oSiocet Of
ar ol !Rht draught, which adds to her speed III BALI
wcro .peotl eho vas nowy-riggoi foro and af wild
stnning rigging Of iacs and flowers nalnsa part ailk,
Eilh foredtaysail Of vaencennes llor framo wns ol
r. beat stoot covered with allt, with. wIsel,one
ssnooos se has slao set Of atornaas for rough
light aquas, which ah1c to occur in Tits latitude
sooner or lnter am told In running down Tho street
booro tho wind hho ansrcrs tho helm heAut,fully md
can turn srounds IN her own length it y hAulapmer
craft pa8ses l0r.n
, 1874-07-30

Tho Congressional InvestfGntton-
Baxter Declared to He the Cham ri on
l,inr OF Amcrlc,.
ST. LOUIS, No., July 2o.-Tho Democrars
Little Rock (Ark.) special says Gov. Baxter went
voluntarily before tho Congressional Committee
and sworo TINT bofore the meeting OF tho 6u-
prome Court at which the quo warranto caae
was disposed OF he wrote proclamation Of mar
hal law and would have uBed 1t had the court de-
cidol that it had Jurisdiction In tho case,
and would have dluperHed tho court
by force Of arms had 1t gone into
tho merits OF tho caso. In reply
to questions asked by Senator Clayton. be said
that Clayton had noyor nlado u tl,shonorabjo
proposition to him, and declared that tho
sa1gos be made against tho sHnst9r @ H. the Now
THOR atatos TINT tie Democrats say, siuco this
examination, that Baxter in tho biggest liar in
Amoricai that he has boen telling them QUO
nhoin he accused, lie tells quito different
story. Tie Sub. ComInttao adjourned till the
18th Of Heptcmher, when tho full Committee will
be present aud continue tho investigation.
, 1874-07-30
SHORT HORNS.
Another, ,Snie Mt Paris, Mf.
ia ~. ~ l. SytS. r,ly ID

Another Snie Mt Paris, Nf.
= 5peeii UfsnateA to Tho Chicago Tribune.
pA1fs, Ky, July 20.-Tho salo Of ahort horna
Of tho ]. Barker herd occurred to"tlay, aud Bome
of tic bost barBainh haYs boon procured of any
snlo wo have soon. Several were repotl Ut hnntl-
some profits on. Tho first cost. Many prominent
h,oodcrs aro leaving for homo, and cheap oattlo
eau bo had for the noxt fow tlaqs. Following Ii
list OF Lilo principal anin'als cold to-day: -
g. 4. a.zello, e4l5, "fi Mcolintooa i Ayers, :
A'RsdieRs' Rsd Rosss,' Ill., M D. \. Groom Winchester, ~.
n3hi5a H5arGso e $40, Alexander cAerlo'' csdar
1tod isoso al, ss7d, A. Il. Bedford, Paris, ~. .
-; Princess Anne, 5000, ]. F. Latiuler Abingdon,
jsa PRINCESS g Aa2 4!d, $500, Alexander Charles,
hlnlnie Cd, f2o5 ]. r. Lattu,or. - . -
Duchcan 9th, 5000, J. W. Lucas, olayaburg,
n!5:It5, hea Fanny eo25, Alexander Charles, osaar
Hoan Fannie, 1896, E. .. Dutlor, Kentou, o.
Gems Pet $500, Alexander Charles, Cedar
Bollo Harrison and calf, 1885, Alexander
Lady Gordon ti H. ss7o, o. W. shinnoT Kentucky.
]: Lady Gordon "a. 2 months old, $3.50, II. Will
tsu,B. Cynthiaua, Ky. :,
Isy Myo5s S2 y sfinna MSpsnSky
Lady Gordon, s290. ". slkinnor, Kentucky j.,
Lady Conrl1ai,l. S2ao, Alexander Charles,
Fsrn, 3D. Sis, iii Alexander oharlops, ceaar
4 number Of young bulls wcrc sold at from
900 10 5000 each.. Most OF them we're taken BY
Kcntu0ky farmers.
, 1874-07-30


Tho Chicago vessol- owuora' Association win meet
At o'clock thls afternoon as the comattee-room Of
Yessels having arrived. There are but few veascls
as s% s1tss s
number Of cur best sailing yesasa hayo already Laid
np "a osasfs are RAPIDLY following snt:
& oading Il g. Tenl,snt cos works, Novcastle-on-
5sss KIT oe seap q
this city, Tbp Panllco also TOOK On board, ii London,
ITO tons M M et csment for Meesrs. wadsworh Dtckin
Of Ssp tSsp .Sxn whe ssturasa trS r. =: xssst
propeller ssyeral hundred foot to ths southward
o. ia hsE original o; position. and, ~ the bottom
rocky 1t + feared that shs i h.s 1oceised .datsna
injury. Tho corn In the Nter.hold has bcen pumped
eSsFsfsf s .a ths rest Of tho e,se x
Ts;1 M i ,aS e. b. hv q, 1r.' TSisi
| thai the steamer VIII be ra!uel To-day.
7.rhs a"nsr @ Of L As tshF 1leG!s Il Jones received
edeet lat tin schoonpr pasao4 down Al o'clock T. m
iu low Ut the soambarKa POWERS The danlage to tic
lgHs 9snss sanoae1 to .ss besa incurred II ths
MnAer tue vessel from making hes Esp q Buffalo.
| d: kt.BkwHKAE.
I Tho gcow Supply arrived 1t Milwaukee yesterday
and will 60 into dry-dock ut ths Mslxaukes Company i
IL tidal wavs a buffalo Saturday raised tho water
iu tue harbor several feet. The achr Nele Ilediu-
Ion was torn from the dock by tho ctsreut anj re
celysl eome sghs dxmageu, besides damaging several
Tho Becretary Of therressury has decided taatrbea
extensive rcpaira nado to stcamer, an old
must b made, and new certificate Issued, bassd
auch tuaIeatots. z
f9p @ sa 5Hats yss fse ssss ns s f.
OWING. 1t IL said, 10 lck w0ahurt aud at last &C.
, 1874-07-30
SPOILING FOR A FIGHT.

the editor Of Cronia!a {the Spanish organ
herel, has sailed for nagtun., ha having accepted
q challenge to = duol in that country with Juan
Eollado do LeonA, tho editor OF thu cuban pa.
, 1874-07-30
MARINE
Port OF Chicago, July RO.''

VI VulCNAu< Auky EDs
seow Milton. White Lake. lumber ''-
aehr A. D. Moore, 6aginaH ium1Aar.
Prop Sky Lark, ct. Joseph, tumber.
6tmr Corona, st. Joaeph, sundries.
prop Janlea Flsk, Jf., buffn1o, sundrics.
Prop Laks nreoze Benton Harbor, sundrtes. :
ssmT nn ghissYS sss,ftnD MnD'teeS R,v ,s ,snats
Prop y, kershaw, Day City, salt
schr A. j. Mowry, Willis Lake, lumber. :
Barge Manteuee, tesshigo, lumber. :. -,
9arge Active, pcsthigo lumber. ''
set sehr t. Ottawa, Grand Haven. lumber.
schr Violin. Holland. woodt
Bchr @. u. Wtndiate, Man!toHoo, wood.
8ehr oneonta, nutIato, coal. 80
Irup China, buffalo aundries. = -
Prop vanderhtlt Duaato, snndeaeaf
Prop Lake Erie, Montreal, sunlriea.'
Prop Favorito, Meuominee, sundrtea.
Barge 8ounra, Mellonlinee lumbar. -
Barge T. J. Bronson, Mcnotntneo lumber
Barge Ellen Williams, Menon1uee, l1,mter. 49,:
Nargb y. 1.obtnson, Aeuorniuees lumber. -, :.
Barge Mcnefan1cos 'Nenonineo, lumbar. i -
aoov N,s,, ro,,,,, oLEAMED' n,,s1l,eI ,s -. .,s.:
ssir cei t. .. nss, rostsas fats, 10 ious ssi iss
Prop u. 9roh hlanistea 80 bu oats, tous feed,
Prop Asss.; IL: SSa.a $685. BY wasa 900 hi. aeos,
schr 4. J. aowFy, Lincoln, 20 bsfa nuaT aands.es.
Bargo Advance, Peshtiso, snnJries. -
Btnar Nuykegons Grand Hayen, 20 bu oats, 10 bril-
pork, and aundrtea.
Htmr Hhcboygah, h1nnftpwoc, snnurles,
Htmr uoronn, st. Joseph, aundtiBs. -,-
Prop Lake breezo, Benton uarbor, sunlries.
Prop Japaa Buffalo 2o6o hu Wheat 700 br'a nons
Prop Japan l:rie, i,eoo brl. aour and sundr.es.
And ~ Fe8sel4 Cleared light. .s , ?:
, 1874-07-30
scRANIah COAL SALES.

NKw TonE, July 2o.-At the monthly auction
salo oi Scranton coal to-day, 5000 tons OF each
Of the following, grades we're sold ut tho ap-
pended :pricos Steamboat, S. grate, @5.27 !;
atoye, s6.771h4, aud cheBtnut aa.72]4!
, 1874-07-30
HEAVY RAINFALL.

BuR1Mo1oN. Vt, July 29.-Tho rain-storn,
which began on Sunday continued up to mid
night last night. The rainfall was 4 inollos.
Tho telegraph wires arc down. :,
, 1874-07-30


DR1DaERon1,. ILL.,, July observation-disclosures
GIE4nsn.-sunIea1s,, Lasale, oo,7e4 II lumber ;
nss a. &, IerT hs. "a y sssE 5
Gonnyievc. peorts, 81. .11o It lumber, n, $50 hth.
BAiDnEponTt H., July 29-a:sa p, In.-CLEAnKD-
Olive Branch, L4sae; 09, ,843 It lumber 10p50 lath
Friendship 73u32 II lumber. 90 75o lath PEORIA IS N
lumber.
, 1874-07-30
EDUCATIONAL.
CoIicxe rrc,i1c1,t E1rctcd

College Tresincft Elected.
SPECIAL Dispa,ch 10 The Chicaao Tribune.
HILLsDALE, Mich, July 2a.-D. ". g. DurEfn,
Superintendent Of Public instruction for tho
State Of Now Hampshire, was yesterday olectod
President Of 1Iil|sdale Collngo. in place Of q. T.
Day, D. D., vino dee'ned to accopt the position,
, 1874-07-30
Killed Near Fort Eettermup.

hEIE8U NEHF EUTL EGkI6FNfHHs
OMAHA, July 20.-A private telegram from
Fort Fetterman Bays scouting party from that
post diacoyered and brought In tile body Of
Michael Mcdonald, who waa killed. On Boz Elder
Greek, 20 miles from that post.
, 1874-07-30

por, La independence. An effort Ia making to
detain tho lattor In tlts country. Doth are now
,irder bonds not to hght duol ID tbs United
Hfnf1a
, 1874-07-30


A;dooD aTFEa IL sTonF. LoNd. FAT fSTisiinD
sss 's IL; 70 on
1 :PARrNiR WITH 4 FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS
4 .pMoTo0R1PH- GAI.LRRY.- DOING. -aOOp
&C. sssR IL ss
L Fssss sss:! ''se assaH. Address
1 ..s.s sss ss; S :; ss 81 g. 9 8shsaa Ii fa ssi 'a
A NEWS DEPOT AND CIGAR STAND FOR SALE,
lie eApas a aS mis ns ,faG{s M
near Harmon. .court. = :
RAnnER-SHoP FOR SALE. q SOUTH HAIsTED~
a!e.. ..ls i. i osa j sas H. s.
4 sn fss Z as sa:
:S 81
ssaSls tssoE T si.a: sys;tSi%f
Fl s'is's ass sSa's
T1oR FINVEsTaiENT5 m PATIENTS {oAsH on
i: III sss blssi
t HAVE I ,!RELi EsEhRTIsNEp RVsiNESS ron
asd: osa~ss s.pf psa needed
or TRE Z Largest ss1i Is n .REsT
Sss: xS
RANF oProETYNrFY-TH sT0oK AND ,s 1oQ1 q,
ssa j. sssa dsa4 9 ss 81
sook. oaty otor exclusive Ok good. atore rade
. S sts: 3 e ~ :5sa b.: sa,:
oaa .Rs Ta Soa bsoa sS
=. = = - zs !, ! @ : :: - r; - = < ~; -, -
, 1874-07-30

Wcro inactive. The advance in corn checked The
ahiplug movement tn that cereal. rates for which e
taken for wheat to Buffalo it Jo, carrying obou
, 1874-07-30

E,oR sALE-OR ExoHANGE-TuE SUBSCRIBER
desires to sell, exchange for Chicago property
Il: e9ny in most ,ssshe Esopsft, % lie bank ei
g.ntl; I'D .asptsd h9h 10 tns saa ot = u,
eosaat yills* completely appointed md nlshed tro
beautiful cottages and largo ium1es Of u6 !iiin
MANSFIELD, caro- Of Retleld. Dowen ! Coz ~ to
I'D Of Q. L: Wheatddk: Aronitect 70 peArr
bora-st., Chicago. 200" = >. -
1TOR eAIK-OR RxGHAN0E-l5 ACnR VINE
llAltSIIEltGER, % Des Eborn Il. -.
, 1874-07-30
wANTED--MALE HELP,

Booklrcopors. Clerls. 60,
JVANTEt-A FlKST.uIthSS n1t.t, GLERK, ON;
- WHO writes rauitl, handsome haul who is worry
AZ Az 5S,nx ,nn WHO can sswcs Tho abo,e ro.
Ae3. Tribune oilcu.
, 1874-07-30

Conchmen.' Ienn,aters, go,
[HrANTED--A OUAOHMAN WITH FIRST. .urAsY
foGorencos noro other ncod Apply. QatmAu ar ia.
sh preIoeted. APPLY 9t 1lHi lullalla.ay ~
, 1874-07-30
MACHINERY

N E4V HIN EN- 4 -
oA-4IONRH+pQWER ENllNEAkn hOl!islt. WITH
ON ali connealtens for sslo vg:y clsep u Il
ruuuinu ord0r. Inquire or AddrtAa K. u Oho4A't ~
BQttl StAtA1t, j..
, 1874-07-30

T'O RENT-As FIRST-CLAsS KESTAuRANT-
no bsS. II oe soat
i.!ey boea tted " es.si oa IL ,ost fs1ornbi
terms to rs;po5.inls parties. Apply e T. " HARMON.
, 1874-07-30


A LII uAAH PAID FOR 0ABT.QFF uLt}TitIhl AND
4aods Of any kind y sending 70 JONAS
GELDERb Loan Otflcc, s2s btsto-st.
A Ii GOOD OAsT-OFr uLOTiIINo WILL ~
q bought a. The highoat prloes. j. A. DH1El,SMA.
w bN4th Oark,. OEdeFs by mall PROMPTLY nttgeued %.
I HAVE FROM aaa TO slbo TO INVEST IN soath.
thing that will larxo nst K1so full particulars ID
wsslnx. Addrusa u IL, Tribune osico.
kTOTlOE-I. T. BENNETT, or 62a O0TTAGR
~ Grovoax. Chicago, dsalor ln turaltaro esYektsy.
9lsssnaso savos A., Mlll mt 10 Fesp"ns.a w sns
melt Co.. trading Al tho abDva Adlrcss.
rio rAINTliitS WANTED isiDs For PAINTING
1 lntaflor Of Aa&to.uy oF Moaio+
ITSH OAKLNY's CUCkI,liAOM AND HEp.uGa Itx;
~ ~ tsM!na1I Gnsf4S,' y sftsn ~ oa
III ANVE;p-A MAN Writ $A1 TO 81. .o1 TO .BuY
w my interest IN estahit,,ed pr1da9s conni.slaa
huanras on Houth WAtorst. Addrbas & II4uae otloo
lAfANTEIj-A UtSINltSH MAN WITH F1susl $Ao
W to $a0 u join In hua!ngss 9uterpssoM y at9 w
make money rapidly. MARSH. Room 4 la7 South
Olark4t.
WANTEnTTo PUn9HAAE 4 G9MrtETK PIT E
W ot Applatana' QhAlularks QJGopodlA tnnAt be
ohs42, Addzess. stAt!nz nFtrs, 7 u. TEabuno onVs.
, 1874-07-30
BUILDING MATERIAL.

40n mn FKRT OF WELLhEASONED: :LlJM,
DllO.OOO bsr for hall liz market value, HEM
pkNatiN RR&AH- As D~srbosu.ats
, 1874-07-30

AtGOOD OD0HNERAL5TOnE, LON d. .F,srABLIBrIED
- business, and good trade Ii Kopd running business
ahapo; tersua liberal; oom!uR Ia about a. 00; be
hnaFnsss nnsd nnuiy 19G DNsrtfnfn Al i{an.r
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At the bar Of public opinion. We
know from personal experience, bought
many times at the sacrifice of friends,
that we have been held personally re-
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born. We remember that on n oc.
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pocket for something which appeared
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this subject as we intended when We
commenced; and we must crave the
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has taken.
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HI OFFICIAL d

The Enterprise publishes in tabular
form the official vote of the State. Fol-
lowing are the gentlemen elected and
the majority each received: Governor,
L.. r. Bradley, Democrat, 2,5s4; Lieu
tenant Governor, Jewett W. Adams,
Democrat. 1913; Congressman, VIM.
Woodburn, Republican. $50; Judge of
the Supreme Court, long term, W. H.
Beatty. Republican, 1850; short term,
Warner Earl, Republican, SO; Attor-
ney General, j. II. kittrell, Democrat.
90; Clerk of the Supreme Court, c. F.
Bicknell, Republican. 379; Secretary
Of State, J.. D. Minor. Republican,
3,073; Controller, W. W. Hobart, Re.
publican, 4,l65; Treasurer, Jerry
Schooling, Democrat, 973; Surveyor
General, John Day. Republican, 2,265;
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
5. p. Kelly, Republican, 10; State
MineraIogist, II. X. Whitehill, Repub-
lican, l22; State Printer, j. j. Hill,
Democrat. 81.
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THROUGH LINE.-The Inyo lnde.
pendent has the annexed item, which
Is here produced - being Of interest to
some Of our readers who may an,ici.
pate visiting the new FL Dorado:
The Nevada papers may do some o.
their readers u favor by announcing
tie fact that passengers from that sec
ton, bound fr Panamint, can coun,
on gold, comfortable stages all the
way through.frs,itr Carson via Aurora,
Benton, Independence, Lone Pine Ia
Panamint. From'Lche Pine they have
the chance of two routes mice each
week by stage via Cdsotefthsec' times
u week via Indian Wells,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-20

IMFORrANr 10 TIE LApIEs.-A Par
is correspondent Of the Chicago
JoH,Nai makes an announcement Of
startling interest TO the ladies. He
says the new style of heaatear is to
be the cld-fashioned bonnet, with
brfGs,. crowns, strings. and reyhaps,
curtains. II appears that the conchi.
sicn has been reached that the prevs-
leuce' Of neuralgia and kindred dis.
eases, unknown comparatively a few
years ago, has been due to the fashion
OF leaving the head, neck, ears, and
throat without any protection. The
large number OF weak eyes IS also at
tributed to the want Of shade, afforded
by the fall or curtain.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-20
INDEPENDENr JOURNALIST NJ,

The Independent party having failed
10 develop any strength worthy OF
mention in the late elections, it was
announced by some of its cotempor-
aries that the Cincinnati Commercial
had determined to 20 back 10 the Re-
publican parry. While admitting tina.
i'll the next Presidential election there
will be but two parties in the field-a
general engagement between the two
existing parties-the Commercial en-
p~hatically denies that there will be any
change in its political course and char
acter. The field of independent jour
nalism, says the Commercial, must
mean the territory outside the party
fences - the woods, pasture and
unienced prairies, SO to speak.
AS we understand it, we are in posses
sion of all that open country which we
can occupy-and We intend to abide
there, or at least to look to it as our
base of operations. If we enter a
party Enclosure, it will be with the
fence down behind us. We find the
atmosphere sin the field of indie
pendentjournalism pasturage abund-
ant and succulent. We have not the
slightest disposition to try as a steady
thing the dry fodder and dusky hu>ks
and stale straw of the party stables,
wherein 1.-THE OK knoweth his owner
and the ass his masters crib" We
would prefer, in case of necessity, te
browse in the wilderness,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-20


Undev this heading the Humboldt
Register has the following:
Robefs McBeth two years ago, con.
cluding that he had out lived his usc.
fulness in Humboldt county, desired
10 be lcgislatet cut Of the county and
into Lander. where he thought be
would stand q good chance Of obtain.
ing q renewal Of his political life. Stod.
dard and Hoppin, members OF the As.
sembly from this county, svmpathiz.
ing with him, assisted him to secede
THY year McHeth ran for the Stale
Senate from Lander, bnt was repudi.
ated by his newly made friends, who
wanted no carpet-baggers in theirs by
800 majority; while StOddard AMI Hop.
pin, who wers running in Humboldt
one for Senator and the other for the
Acknowledgement repudiated by go ia
500 majority.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-20
.ppropriating S2l 900 for mission pur-.

appropriating $cl 900 for mission pur-'
poses.
Postmaster General Jcwe.t visitc,l
the p~ostoffice In this city and made .
short speech to the employees.
The suit of 1heo. Tillon vs. Beecher
has been set down for December Sth.
Troy, n. Y. Nov. 10.
Edward Griffith, of Fast Nassau
street, fatally shot his son, George,
yesterday during . quarrel.
BOSTON. Mass, Nov. 19.
By 8 collision of freight trains al
Salisbury, on the east road, this after
noon, eight ears Of merchandise
were burned and an engine destroyed.