Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-06
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Last night about 200 people as
scmble1 ii the stable of Bishop 4 Car
penter, on Main stree, to witness the
performance announced to be given
W Sutro, the imo~un;ebank. In order
10 make for the expected crowd.
the horses were removed from their
SAILS, the only animal allowed TO lie.
main being 4 jaciia,S-Su;ro himself
whom the lo.llers iHistOOk for Il man.
AT the rommeactneEt of the si7oW The
great bore Starred i'll gnol earnest on
the s,bjec, annoulced-' Mines and
Mining but he soon drilled away,
and devoted himself to ii general
abuse of the press and III, WHO ha
not given him money to be sqUan-
tiercd in his %swinihng undertaking.
The Bank Wing and e"cwoOked
MaiiwoaG,' received The stcreotN ped
dose, and all ofthc grea. money kings
who would no, open their Golfers tor
his"gWand olewalons' we're likewise
a>Sailed. When he approached them
for money he found thai ile co.la;era!s
Were required, and that being no.hin.
tut "A tunnel, he failed. but Went 10
Europe. The 'Hauk VIM" mad its
agents there and tried 10 Kick him out,
but. as he expresses II, II Il not OF
dose kind Vol ge.> kicked oud."
Stewart, jim Nye. Aaron Sargent
and Bi!i Sharon were all introduced,
and WITH tie Bank Nin.,".rwOoked
wai.woad," Judge IiiIlyer and Senator
Jones were ru hle>sl.y a>sailcd. He add
vocated Female Suffrage and thought
that the women would he influential
vot RS. He did not claim To be Il
-'spread-cayle' ora:or,and thus nIoUe>i-
~ set forth HIS claim Tor the position
Cffhe next Senator:
When Bill Sharon aspires TO become
United SAFES Senator ON Nevada. il
is time for the people 10 rise up, form
an l~nderendcnl party. and sweep the
nOn-supior.ers OF such a party 1rOta
the field. He himself did not aspire
to Congressional hunars, lut if the
people demanded, insisted On his rep
~re>entiny them i'll the Senate Chamber,
if no other man could 90, he Would be
found al the front; but he MAS a phi
ate citizen and did no. really wish to
so.
The mountehank iabbercd away for
three hours and "a hall, and only quit
from sheer exhaustion, although It
freshing himself continually from 4
tlllfjItI Oh IhttI It lItNi bIpuSti ~.
The liquor evidently Went to his head.
As a perfect failure, Sutro and his
show has proved 10 lie a great success.
AetIrENT.-At Il late hour las.
night We heard ofan accident on Ruby
II;ll, but did not receive full particu-
lars. 4. man. ii appears, had been go
ing towards his cabin and sustained
from some unexplained causo,a severe
injury in one Of his legs. \ lnesser-
ger had been sent for DR.. Bishop, who
was being sought Tor in Mr.. Sutro's
audience. We will he able TO give par
ticulars in our next issue.
NoMISATEp.-lt will be seen that
our former townsnian, j. b. McGee,
received the democratic nomination
for member of the Assembly from
I'VE county. We thoughtle>slv put
him down the other day AS IN a-liTani
for the Senate. Nye elects no Senator
this wear, "A fact that did not claim
attention at the time we wrote the item
in question. MIR. Nctiee will make j
good legislator.
MASONIC. - II MAS expected that
work would be done in Eureka Lodge
No. Is, +. 4 \. NJ, last evening Oh the
first degree, but il was postponed I'M
I'll Monday evening at 80 O'Clock,
when L. NJ. ThoS. IL. Ca>well. Grand
Lecturer of California. will otliciate.
All >ojourning brethren in good stand
ing are invited 10 be present.
BULLION SHiPMENr.-The Richmond
Company yesterday shipped 2o,ol',
the Eureka Consolidated Company
1863. and the Hoosac Company 20.
00a pounds of bullion, by Pritchard's
teams. 10 Paiisadc. The X X Com
pany shipped $4,000 pounds TO EihL
by private am
A CoNUNpEUM.-At The lecture last
night q very d~isagreeahle olor rerFad-
ed the building; whether it Mas from
the stable, the mountebank's breath
or hH feet. is a conundrum.