davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-01-11

Tho withdrawal Of Judge D1Dn1E and Con-
gressman SYpuEn from the KELLOGG party
has surprised everybody; but we have not
heard that their descrtion has distressed the
Republicans or encouraged the Democrats to
Any npprcciab1o extent. And SHERIDAN still
}taYR in New Orleans unlismAYea.
, 1875-01-11
4hs.Chl;.e

l,v fr,,n. go produce markets we're gener-
he nsr 4ssturday, with o fair business in
Y1.a%; sgets. Mess pork was quiet mud
xsh >Oc per brl higher, closing at $3.50
v.a and $19.02 1.2 seller February. Lard
~ aetive End excited. averaging 15o per 100
higher; II closed u 3l3.65 cash, and
slB.85 SELLER February Meats wore quiet
Nd firm at q b.8Q6 8-4q for shoulders, . 6-8o
, 1875-01-11

lynch lew,-which is 80 emphaticnlly at war
with the civil Low Of the land. II, in the
course Of n generation, n case occurs in which
tho urn Of the civil law proves too wenk to
cope with tho combinations Of criminals and
bring real offenders to justice,-when nearly
ali tho welt-moaning men in community
have deemed it their duty to combine their
physical strength, and deliberately rise above
tho lnw, which they found inadequate to pro-
tect th.n and clear the community of CON-
bined despesaaoes, tlloy forget that their ex-
a1nplo is sure to be seized upon as On
example by those sa,ne dcspessdoes, or 9TH
ers liko them, to assume the garb Of injured
Innocence, and, undar the plea Of that samo
Necessity, turn away suspicion from them
selves by charging their OWL guilt to inno-
ceat parties whose execution shall satisfy an
o,A.ngcl community. Thus, by adding m,tr-
der to their other crimes, they claim applause
for their Affected zol whiao they should be
suffering sztsdtr tho Inv for its violation
Under what is termed lynch la.o, the inno-
cent is SIRE To suffer with the guilty. It is
generally executed on passionate impulse, If
not ia deliberate purpose Of guilt to prey
upon innocenee. 1t must always act upon
suspicion, while the history Of tho world
proves that the strongest circumstances may
bo capable Of explanation.
We have lately boon painfully reminded Of
tho horrible workings Of this lynch law by
the Story which appeared in these columns
short time ainco OF the brutal murder Of the
youngest son Of the late Gov. FoRp, Of this
State, by q gang Of sir men, in Western Kan
sas, on the l'retense that ho was horse-thiet.
The Whole story, SO ocircumstautially told, tends
strongly to chow that the Iynchors, or at least
the lenders OF them, were the real horse
thieves, and were determined to find victim
in order to divert suspicion from themselves.
Tho young man asserted hia Innocence, and
begged them, in that awful moment when tho
rope WAS already round lis neck, TO dc.
ny but ipgle minute, ind read the letters
and papers then in his pocket, which would
concluaively prove his innocence. That
was what they did not want; they wanted
victim, and the more innocent the botter, for
thcn they would the mora fully crafty their
revenge against the innocent portion Of the
community who would punish thom for their
roal oifeuses.
We may safely assume that soma Of the
ru1fans were after real offenders, for scarcely
had that young heart ceased to bent whom tho
papers wese examined which conolusively
proved the truth Of his story and established
his innocence! But it was Just two minutes
too late for those who only sought TO punish
the guilty to protect the innocent. The guilty
had txiumphed over innocence under the
, 1875-01-11
4 CRUSHING ExPosuRE OF JAY C0oRE's
I1B

A CRUSHING EXPOSURE or JAY cooREs
JOB.
Tha leading article in the North american
Reoito for January, advance sheets Of which
! have reacl,cd us, is by Gen. ". 3. HAzEs,
who writes on "Tho Great Middle Region OF
! the United States" Cen HAzEs tloyotes q
dozen pages to review Of tho Northern
pacjdn job. In that ahort space ho exposes
in the most convincing manner the hollow
ness Of all that has been said, written, and
printed on The fertility Of the arid prairies
| and rugged hills acroas which the road has
been surveyed. It is to be remembered TINT
HAz4a has been stationed in the country Of
/ which 1.o writes for years, and that his repu-
tation as Al observer and truth-te1lcr is de-
servedly high.
The Northern Pacific depends upon Ito
land-grant for tho funda needed to build the
road. It Ia now offering to return the land
to ths nation, but on condition that tho
milton shall give it s3120,o0o,0 eco outright
! md pay $215, 900, 600 interest on that sum
within forty years. 1ts sole plea for CON
struction ia t1at it will dsyelop the country
| through which it passes. II that country
proves incapable Of development, tho ploa
falls to the ground and tho job must bo
abandoned. It is for this reason that such
desperate attempts have been made to create
| the Impression that the lant-grant ia pro-
posterousiy futile. We will let Gen. HAzsx
review these attempts in his own words lie
says:
Dy isauing series of Interpretations Of II q
Climate p8fk OF their nv
to publish ~ editorials current the Ut ,te-
menta Of ths Company by producing attractive dis
psys Of vegetable products 1t fairs grown no one
knoHs where, certainly In ot the country men,
Toned ~ bad in tAls article BY 4pccous ua<4sure
II magazine atttcles 30 azEtuliy written as to hide
their intent; by engaging ihs religious nfeas and
church influence Of the country-they have succeeded
to large s1tont Ia deceving the peopla.
The acknowledged advertisements Of the
Company have often boen framed with utter
dtaregard Of the truth. Thoy haye contained
statements Of which the following aro types !;
This grant for iss entire length II capable ct p<o-
ductnR all the cereas and frta OF ths Atlantic stataa
| This, says the writer, Is aagrant false
hood. Again:
Ths entire aapect of tho fAr Northwest Is uudey oo
Ing rapid change, In consequence Of ls conatr In,
! Of The Northern Tac!1e Railroad. Loao ,r.,,t
Of sigrantA follow tho rAek OF tho railroad Nv
and budsrt 40 that ths country il tein9 tn ,ropab1,
explored aud Is hllins up with rapIdis ~hich !.
destined To incrsass Into the hrgast popa,1 ion.
| This statement is entirely f1 a.. wsat n,
lied River, nor is that country sus
| capsible Of cultivation"
Operations are now centerad IN Mont,u, rhar
tsacfayng prosrshses II the 5atas thros tlsa div
No traaa-laying has been 4ons on the ROM
within 250 .nilea Of MONTH ,a
I This trt,nt rnta IA rnv IN =,
, 1875-01-11

THIRD PACE-Clty anil Suburban Real Est4te
Wants n nents FnF Sxts, Lost aoI Found. rtc etc.
SEVENTH PAGE-A -Amuarmout*, t,coan Steamships.
E4uea eatienk1 prpposAis Railroad Tino-TAbla Medical
, 1875-01-11

M'v1CK ER'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. strtet, bstvssa
s'Hanry W."
, 1875-01-11

CHICAGO MIsEUAt-Rfnnroe ftreet, between Dear
barn 2nd Stats. 'Thrss Yeara In MAn'rsap.'
, 1875-01-11

ACADEMY OF AyStC-ffastea street. hetwesa Md
seu and Mpnsns. Ensasomsut Of Charlotte Thutupson
f..A nxun
, 1875-01-11

GRAND OrEHA.HuttSE-Ciafk street. cppo,itc
shsrlnan Hnnse: Kolu1 t~on'a Mtnstfola. uia
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Gokal- Nentgkeiteu
23rfiaI

gSenn iemano geisbIide @nseigeu fur
bas nadite Sreis~ un6 @ountp. @tridt I'll
publiciren tat, Ser iolte bebenfen baB
penn IoI6e i'm Hermann Advertiser
O~erofentli6t, lie aud I'M 9~ermonner
SoIf8Watt ms Scutide ii6cricbt o5ne
cgtra Se5obIun9 erid)cinen pcr6en. Ser
Hermann Advertiser uno Sas Scrmoru
SoltSblatt suiammen, 9eben w0dentIid
ungcf0br adt gunbert Slatter aus, bes'
balb Slnft eS uns, ais ncnn 9ieienigen,
bic bamit betraut iinb, foidc Ser0fents
li6un9en in 8Idtter cinrii6en su lai1cn,
e8 horthe,lbaft fu6en wir6en, iuenn iie
bierSu SeitRn9eu b~eniiBcn, weIde sic
9r0Bte circulation baben.
@ir publi3iren BON iebt an SEbminis
ItrationSs unb GrecutiOns-N oti;cn fir
$500, Sinai Excitement fir $3.50 unb
Mort9u9e &erfouf5- 9tuScigcn fir $500.
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0erfeigcrum0.


@m SamSta9, Sen 2. Oftober p~erteis
CERT Der unterSeiduete BEL ieiner gSobns
ung ouf ofentljder NIftion oil pcn
MeiItbictenocn noditebenO beidriebensS
Giecnthum:
Sin 9iono, 25 @ienenf6fc, cine Sonio
Muidine, Slide, Stible, &leioeri6ranf,
&ronleudter, Settiteucn, einen 8renn>
feleI BON 50 8~aGonen 8ebalt, cine Sub,
nno pieIe onoere NrtifcI, gu ;ablrci J nm
lie ale bier an;nfiibrNn.
Sebinguny ellie Summen
BON S 5. uno bnrunter baar. STIR Sums
men ilbcr S. miro tin &reoit BON feds
MOnatcn. ge9cn 9tote NIT ancrfannt
gutter Siderbeit bcluili9t.
6 Onitun 81 ief.
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rEa- NQer @rttn 9tibmoidinen rcparirt
ii. 8. 9cienrittcr,

V~SdOn gcitcrn MAI c5 in Solge Ser
&orbcrcituugcn iuc Nusit,llunn red)t lcb<
bait auf u%nictcu Strabcr. g8agcn init
NUsTcluu8s. @egcnndnoen bcIurcn uno
&;eb BON prN1tuoacm Nu8Iebcn nurOe
Dem SoirpIab sugrfilbrt, uno 9iaubtn
mir ucgiidJcrn su %f0nnncn, 0ob Sic bic5s
jG5rige NuSitsaun9 bjntcr ftincr i5tcr
Sorg6np, rinnsu surudhIcibcn miro.
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nA SEER 9ouiS 8aer lit aud CUR Gin.
lIht 9%efonmen, oas es ni9t gut fei,
lpeHh Ger @enfd aIlein lit, uno 10 bat er
ltd benn audi eeitern in Der Yerfon Oes
Srduleiu Sophie @itbaus cine 9c5ensz
9efabrtin erForen. Die Srauuug fanb
i'm 9auie Der @ltern Der Sraut ltatt,
no nod am frIiben Wor9en bie Safe BEL
frobetn @lalerflung 6as Mrautpaor bod
Icben IieBen. Siel Slid in Ger nelen
SebcnSbabn!
I'm etwa paIb II llbr langte cine Sns
iobl Mfitglieoer Der 9armonie" auf benz
PIage an uu6 bradten BEN iun9en She
!euten Elm Stdnb6en. Nuf's ~freunblidite
luuroen oieieIben einselaben einsutreteu
uno @dite bcS 8rautpaares gu ieiu, wel>
DIES an9enommen purSe. Nadoem
mebrere 2ieoer 9eiunsen unb bie Sdn9er
oufs Bette bewirtbet worben, beitie9en
oieiel6en mieOer lire @a9eu un6 Yfer0e
uno Ian9ten mad m~ebritunoi9er Sobrt
iiber Die roubcn @e9e UNI 3 ubr Wtorecns
luieocr woblbebaIten in 3ermann MI.
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Nnsenebm rrrciht: ipihtt9c Icful=
tEtc,

Stihcn bic Belt rnrcrltGneiJCu NtceijinirsnS
6irdith screci 1T ure rerfdrSilc ster;tc ntbt
fltbr bic Gn9cnrnirere g&irfiamffit zines Seii=
ttttsIs Md her & ~efti9fcit ieiner 2&irtumgcn
hthrr, fneeIi lih bch inter ben Iltcrer Traftttdit-
I'm nrn SictIirgsnsinunafn fir DhGrpllote"
Steaneluns, nth ircru iJe rislc duiae9etrn bdttet
70 mare ticS Gin Slid fir tire pdtienten. @tnc
~eslrlsletn III, eae le derre rraftii6e Nbfibrunge~
aitttl, !. y. blaue pillen, Gn!rmel, Salappe Hnc
SaFer-Srl YcrcrbEtn. Sine GsrtraEf'rurg Der
Girtunssn eirirr ein;pingtnhen Mittfl nit Der
niie;n une trrbltburnbtn Sbatigfeit ven 3 0 l.
nrs W a9erbittcrem 1T Ter tclte
SsTstssrlne, Scr 9rgtn ee SScisbctt 10 3rritoren<
Sn cfnanslnn9 bei9Cerdht percen fnnn. Ate
Suraoeithen NbfnbrunSslrittel oerUriddrn hem
g1a8tn 3Ednn9rr, e~ntIecrCn bic GGrne 10 plrg
s9 UNI rtidlid, te6 h~ieielten aeI6md6t nerhsn'
Xskefttr'5 Sittcr8 bIgr1er frteipt rie biz
o@atffe, icneer,t brtn9t cine rem 8erfabren Ter
Natar Gtnlibe !ofernsc @irfuns berprr. 0trit-
gU5 eslettigt e5 bic ltrlhbe Der 8erltrpftbett,
mesn g bic trIge 5eter ahregt tic gum rsgsl-
mIaHBtssH Vcrlauf rrr IuSlhettun95tbdtigteit
gse'se Gale dt;uicuecrn, unb ren Ma9eu IN
SEne ltBt, bic Habrung rrlltirci, III reroausn.
~ lcnlit n~tprrbauii9teit unb 0alligfeit ueer-
%aaeer fprreen. lit bic 6e9elm1Biafeit oes Stutlz
SaassS cine aptbpenbige Scl1e, rrelGe 1atbbfF
Sa!9 Zen reselmG6iaen 0ttrnuh res Sitteren
Ss.Stne 9smd6t pnt. Setcs urdngsnrpnie
S%9ntrrt, rreld.S in Grntaneelul1a roaiser ger
suSah9 rre GntIterun9 cen Sr9dntertus eeAn-
s.l!!9b esrldtpineet inter rem Girftue ee5 9roBtn
,%aSsuUHaltlt Wddets unb S6fte gsrbslernt9an1t-
S ~. Vriunbheit une Strait itre Ter aus leinert
~'''Aa0s tniIrrtngsuec er2peltt 1rSsn. lA.
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ET@trr Sobn 9oiuta bon Ser Sirmo
9omtq & gSlIi1nu5 0runoeigcutbum5<
Ngcntcu uno8tiiber 0cS Site NtitrHct6'
Don @~a3conobc County, bat iii Icstcr
M0Gt Zen Nntbeil beS 9crrn @ilium5
an niciein @tfN1ft, tdufjb, al id
ac6rndt. Oa8 bon pbigen 9erren aus
gcnrbtttete 9fegiiter cntbdIt Gle Stuff
bricfe &crihrcibungcn &C. BON 8runoeiS
0entbum in oiciemG0untD II. lit Elm b0Alt
;uucrI1iIi9cs @crf. Mau perltebt aus
oemjelben ~Iofort, lucr ser uripringI;de
Gigentbiimer irgenb cineS Srunoltlitfes
mar, on ipen baSielbe ipdtcr
iibertra9en Woroen, Oh basfelbe
nit elmer 9ppotbcf belaitet mar ODER lit
uno ouf meien NAmen ba3 8runoitiif
ieBt III BEN SHdcrn eingctragen lit. ollie
ncue llebcrtroguracn iperoen iofort in
Dem 9tegifter ner;eidnet. SIR ollie Die
QonS al foufen o0cr 8eIb auf 9ppotbefen
ouf 9unb por,uitreden wiini6en lit cS
BON erober gSidtigfeit 81 wilen OBJ Die
Sefiturfunbe fir bas bctrefenbe 8runOs
tIf pbne MGngel 1T - Ser bette @eg
Dies in qons fur;cr 3eit in Grfabruh9 Su
brinoen iii, Dap mar 9rn. 9oiueu cinsn
Sefud abfattst une pom ibm nd Tu2'
funft oeben lQBt.
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GouutD= Vtanlte.

uUtID Sthillt'
Grunts, Tibter: 0einrih 6rebmHnn, N}a@:riiot
frrrY.-G. =. NcnetrV Graf:.
vrctdtcr;ttcr uMr &rrNker eer Gruntn~Grnft
@m. @trarr, Irate.
~AriSauidta itreiter: s. NuuethuItn, NcrmAnr
Counts unc Yrrtatt- N'rri@t1Itstittr: EGm. Y
&EinM Eermanr, 0r.
s60sncircr: II. 6. Shtcrter, ocTmc:n.
GrDectrr: Gbriitjhn @ltn Nermonn.
GtrriT: Stsc. &tr9ncr, 9rrmaaa.- 1tfut9
%tuj. j.. SpNuteiug, Ertn2oj!c.
Grunty- 9trr>alt 9tuerpo StScL strmnnn.
Grrrucr: 1r. 81. &ttmi.Grr, Ncrmanu.
gItIrr: Gi. E'turS @tntnrr,
County 5clemciIcr e. Yrirr, S.cn9 Gill.
rrHrutliter Nna!aBaerrd!trr: @&es!s9 Mio iNc,
StprN pill.
Shu,UprriutentcNt: Sec. 9. NinL 3erm1Ul
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Bse-wir :cnfen 0ie 2tufm;rFiamtc;t
%uHltrcr Peer oUf ole oil au0crcr Stcne
ohgeeru&ts @syItei8cruna5.In;cia bcs
@rn. &onFonce 9jict. &tion1crs maGeu
Tir Ole GARNER auf Die bon 9trrn &icf
'u DetfaNieaben Yisnenit5ft auimcrtiant
3trr Tlcf bat lett cirerSlsibe nan So5rcn
icinc &ufnlcrtiaanteit ser @icnenSudt
gei0cnft unb MIRO mt &ergniiaen icjue
Acnadten 0yiaGgunGm aGcu ioidtn ole
ii6 rey &jcncnjuNt SIT pjomtn gcO:nten,
m;ttlelItn.
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pa~ Nic @cpreu, 9infc, 9oneG unb
S6crer purotu Bel DC. an lcbtcu Cams
ob9cboltencn gEaGl oi6 Sdut-GrUitstS
cg!u1bIt. Die 8ct9eilj3uag all Der gSaAl
MAR II cine icgr 9cyjugc.
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Mtridlts S~crninc.

Tal Nrci59cri4t brAjnnt isine SiFunarn an
thtu @cutng i'm Mhi mn Tr.rmtlr jtcsnJab-
t5.
Iir Yrctltt-G COURT tGniitnocrihD rerfamn;clt
Nd i,ecu rrittcu Mon;aa im 6etruar, Mi1L Nn-
quit une November.
lie Grunte. Geu,t r~erIammclt i'd ietrn Yirrtrn
@Srtaa im 8rtruar, @Rni, Slu9uit uur NrYemtrr
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1ea- gSir merocn nm before HoItUcr-
bin6Hng fir infer beutibe8 iowobt ais
fir nnicr er0Iii6es @Iatt ber;uitencu,
oa5 n%}If6bIatt" in 3ufunft ON Mitt
nod cridcincn Ioilen uno MAIDEN nit
9orlicDenScr Summer Sen Infang.
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BE- J8i% peri0unten in u%niercr Icbtcn
Summer iibcr Die &crmUbtung 0cS 9trrn
GttoYNonni0, IT., init Christina Sdycn6:r
Gil beridttn. GF6ae ooS Slid Dem iungcn
Yoarc Tets Eolo lem.
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HfE3;cTer 2Sratpc,tcr.

grnsrte- SisprGitntant: Il. =. &tane, 9rtanrN.
etdataIrnatrr 3amea 6aQiGar, REicn.
Rtrrdieutant: !ocn:y 9tc1c, Garlanu.
9uisritt,r: 9itrobam ). SeaY, llnipn.
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@-81rmer unO @ctre;Oe gambler
MAIDEN mir auf Sic mor8cn nit Ser neucn
ucrbtIcrtcu Nr"idmoidine Ser 9errcn
5oDnloH uno W"gcr itattin0cn0e Yrobc
nufmertiam.
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Re 9cute lit e"ritcr 6uirtag.

say-@err otto Monia, fen, f@eicrtc
Treitn9 I'M &reile icincr Srcunoc
unS &criponoteu feline iilbtrne 9od;cit,
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Giicmbdbn SSeitSatcne.

Wcitli6 9cbcnSe 3uac.
90. |. Wrf;ua 12:i1 Nahmitths9.
&c.. j. Gtprrg,ug 1913 Na6mitta9S.
Scitlid geBcubc 3ijQc.
30. .. ppfsun go Wadmittags.
9U. l.. (rrrrE,ne 2.2i MrrJcns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-09-15

nGaY Na3cln fir oQe 9trtcn Mdbmaiti-
rtn ) Gcnt8 per GtIG 80 Gents pc,
SUbcuo.
u. 8. $ nIenrittcr.
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pA- Nnldumct niNt btutc N6enH Sen
6airboI III !*iu@cR. SIR cute WfHIif
unb Die %fciuiten 0rfrii6urgcu iii bcitcns
9tior9t.
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oFs 5dbentiitber Nsarf: 1eri6t.
6ctrciSe mari t.

e.>.r Mtittpod corri0irt cuu Ger "Her'
mann Star Mills"
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Ointabuu9 situa announcement
auf BIC beutiGe ~iAufririe
@fer= naO 0brteubaa 3ritmng,
9trnnF9s9sten sru
90. 28. G~Otcuann, 3filipauece, @is
3eitldsift fir
9anbuirtbidaft @ieb;udlt, Sbf6au,
Slumcn% uu0 Sienen>udt mo ocn
Ndmiiicnfrti5,
cyit'cint lett csm Sabre 1870 re9cImIbia onfanda
ieccn Wcuats. Ger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trtrd9t
bi 0crauS3dblung ,~inGluine Tcrte)
II Is Gcnts per JGbr
Seize Nunu,sr entbi!t Criqindlartifee iitcr be
crrId'itrcEcu 3rrige tcr 6t!p- rnb @artrn<
mlrtbidofE gpif5- uno Observation-Disclosures
Mufiise, ionic ~ipriti9su aerlcinniibltdcu 2sleltrT
lcbit jlulratirnrn. Nit tGr 9eremternummer
Nib Gin MISUNDERSTANDING Itrie sin llmIhlaa
g~clitfert. Gtrie edit neutid-omcrifauiide 3eit-
ldJriFt pirt trreits erri ietr yietsn e~futiden ylne-
pirthen, Oirtncrn uuo Yripat(ruten in ecn Ser.
Staatcu 9eIeiru uth fHSct iIbcrau cine freunc-
.lt6c HufnQbntr. 9rtteaunmcrn rerrcn 1nrrt=
ocltIirb an irgsnb cine 2lorfIe r%erIanrt.
I~uafunft eribetlt unb YsFsNungeu te1rr9t iii
Der Office birfs5 glatteS.
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nA Die Yreisridter in foIgenben
&Gaien mareu geitern nit bem Yriifen
uno GrtbeiIen bon 8rdmien in ibrcn reip.
SlnNen tbGtig unO 9ebcn mir nadFebeno
raS TeiuItat ibrer GriUd9ungen
IGIoI5e
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-02

yIvIAN's BENEFIT BigslOw's Hall
WA packed +" its utmost capacity last
evening upon the occasion of the ben.
efit rendered by the De Angels Com.
hinx. ion Troupe to Charles Vivian.
Every seat WAS filled, and there WAS
not All unoccupied square inch Of
standing ~ IN the house. The per-
%for,nance fully justified the large at
tendance, and the affair vas mutu
ally sati >factory To the beneficiary and
the audience. Mr.. Vivian will APP
pear in Austin ON Friday and Satur
day evenings, but the Continuation
Troupe will remain here during the
~sek. and judging from the com
mandatory remarks we have heard
concerning its performances and the
crowded houses 1t has drawn, we in.
fer that its visit to Eureka will not
prove An Improbable one.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-02
~COpartnership Notice.

VNnE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
/ a partnership in the fancy grocery busi-
noes. which hey will carry on under the firm
name of TAYLOR Il AIChlNSON. Their
place Of business is on Main street, first door
above Paxton d Co.'S banking house,
W.. B. TAYLOR.
A. w. ATCHlNSON.
N. B.-Persons indebted to W. B. Taylor
will come forward and settle immediately.
Eureka, Nov. Is. 1878. n2stf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-02

ADAMS HILL.-An official letter of
late date from Superintendent Powell
to the San Francisco office of the com
pany, says: We commenc shipping
ore to the Richmond furnace about the
9th. The mine is looking we'll. Ore
in stope above $50 level Is 5 leet wide
of excellent quality. We are now sink
ing a winZe from l50 foot level
to connect with 100 foot level
following ore about Is inches wide.
The new shaft near Richmond line il
now down 45 feet. The shaft has cut
he ledge which is about 2 feet wide of
iron and low grade ore. standing nearly
perpendicular, so that the shaft will
only be a few feet away from the ledge
when q depth of 100 feet is reached.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-02

LUMBER FOR BELMoNT.-The COur-
Ter of last Saturday has this item
Mr.. Ward, Superintendent of the
Court house work, is in Eureka en-
deavOring to get teams to haul over
lumber for use on the building. 1t is
on wagons near the Hay Ranch, the
animals being turned out with the cpl
zootic. The a of lumber retards
the progress of the work.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-02

believe. an impartial account of the
whole affair from beginning to end. as
sub>tahtiated by the sworn evidence,
and we now leave 1t to a discriminating
public to say whether the Enterprise
in the article quoted above was just
alike to the living and the dead.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-02
ACCIDENT ON THE RAILROAD.
A whole Train nitcheL

At about 10 o'clock last night the up
passenger train on the Eureka and
Palisade Railroad, VIXEN within two
miles of the mouth of the canyon and
soine six miles of town, met with an
accident 10y which the whole train was
thrown from the track. Fortunately
no one was injured. There were five
through passengers aboard besides
the conductor, engineer and brakeman.
after the accident the brakeman came
on afoot arriving at l o'clock this
morning. He reports that the spikes
which confine the rails seemed to have
been drawn and thus it WIS that
the mishap occurred. If this version
he true, the object was probably rob-
berry. As soOn as the news had been
brought to town some of the officers of
the road started down, but up to the
hour OF going tn press. 3 O'Clock A. NJ,
nothing further had been received
from the wreck.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-02

A COOP SHOWING FOR GILA.-Un-
der this heading the Sitrer State has
the following: The ella Mining Com
pany has shipped three lots of bull
ion, aggregat:ng three thousand dol
lars, for the first two weeks after the
mill started; and the assertion that it
will turn out a round hundred thou
sand dollars for the first month will
probably be verified. As the com.
pany has quite u reserve fund on
hand, the stockholders may reason
ably expect a string of dividends. This
is the showing of an outside mine;
the stock is selling at 50 per share.
How much would the stock sell at
were the IAine situated on Mount
Davidson?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-02

TYBo.-The mining interests at Typo,
says the Belmont Courier, are moving
along nicely. The Typo Consolidated
Company's furnace produced, during
the month, up to the 18th ult., 60 tons
of base bullion. averaging $500 per
ton. When last heerd from, the min"
was producing its usual quota of good
ore, and the furnaces steadily EN-
ulnYed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-02

MAPLE S gar and Syrup, from the Yer
mont sugaries, at Taylor Il Atchinson's.
G2tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-02

PROFESSIONAL CARD.-Ws direct
attention t. the professional card OF
Judge Shafer t. be fount in to-day's
SENTINEL. The Judge is an old and
eminent attorney, and those who may
need a legal adviser cannot do better
tina To secure his services. His office
Is in the Masonic building. up stairs, in
The rooms formerly occupied by Judge
Cole.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-02

RESUMED OPERATIoNS.-The broken
reel shalt at the Eureka Consolidated
has l'een repaired and active hosting
operation have been resumed at the
Lawton Shaft.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-02

O. DuNKEL & Co., manufacturers Of cassi-
meres and white shirts and g~entlcmcns' un-
derwear. All orders for half q dozen each
will be fill d at store rates. Measures taken
and true fits guaranteed.