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, 1875-09-21
RES.

.f4E quincy CONFIRMATION,
httrhf D1sndfeh u 3'N tAraoq Tti0v7r
Qt7Sc1. ILL.,. Bopt, M.--Ths foss OF property
caused BY Tho 1o IN lt,e city lAst night IL ast,
uiated At k1a0to. on which there xAs tnsnrAnce
"a su'la~S: American Can.ta1. On dwsli,uR-
house And furniture s4.oou Qu.sn'a, Londou.
s9'"o On d"ofIsaS.l!ous (; Fasmors' Of Yo.t,
rA'' *fD', on = dwpllng C,tizenA' Of
Now Jeraer, FraAkl,n Of 81. Louis, snd
hoclan'ca' Mutual Of Milwaukee, b3,2uu. Two
ase!'ing'honse. aud cnnteats wafo tots,-
destroyed. without insurance, and
tho lo'aes TN tho buildings destroyed
and damaged rery much c1caodcd .he
insurance. Tia loss OF y. u. Mara ain, un lu1a-
oor. Ia estlsna:od as $4,000. ho losing from
ol5A. .0U1 10 Is n00, ,0O feet nciudag 75o o 70 feat
of hno dEeHrsd md hard rood lumber. hud 4
frame f'iiid Il. occus''ea al ofhco. fIe II In.
nurcd ~ foilowa: rMroix, of Hartford. f3,h0 !;
North lifltHh Il MereiH f3.WU: Insurance
ct1npany OF kurtl! Alne:irn, &51o1: Eoya,
Of llserpo, $3,"00; Hartford, "a UNI. Il. u.
Merriam K Aou offer n rorard Ut $1,000 for th9
detection and conviction OF tl1s licehdlAry Or IT,
cenoiariee "ho iited their property. Tho ulrst
laueutahis feature Of the fire wa4 tho death Of a
usan namat1 E3enj jamln Butler Who WAS oy srtatep
bs The Hams IN unn Of the dscI ng. .hn,,ae~ and
burned 10 criap. Tin deccased was a .not,Ier,
and cams Eeccnt!r to this CITY flom Leayou-
WORTH shore hs left q wife aud two chldseu.
, 1875-09-21
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: Tuesday, SEPTEMBER 81, 1875.

bong tatimated At e. 0. and uan appropriated
h1 hno Of h'H ronfederatoa ~ hle share. Al tho
10 Fns Ttto much ttistod atl'i corrodeI By tJne
and their vnlnn materially IMpAlrs.!.
FM eoena sns+OH Unexplained. Wllfatns 1es
allowed 10 r"ain p''..ehhton Of ths lev.
hlff AMI H htcbs ~ere tagan II
two or three 'lays. ard 1t Ia ahonght by many
inst ne a'sa lnet Ite country. tuongh hta family
nav he hAa gone on buatnenn To IN adjoining
countT. and vii istu1u. IN a fsw DAYS Tie
tertnlhed thai the perpr.rators shti Ds br ouxut
70 Justice. The f1aYmentary remains OF The
Eherpke" woman hare hesn Rsthere1 in a nett
nnt.Ai-css' aud ts.uFned TO thor old place Of
felok0.
, 1875-09-21
CACHEMIRE MILAN0,"

tho richest, most elegant, most desirable.
aud every way the bcat Lyons Black silks
imported, and for which we are uole aRonta
In this city. Theao Silks arc Hand spun.
made from the finest selected Italian stock
possess dcop. rich Hatiu l1stre, and ~ q
| proof Of thar nuequAed durability VIC give y
square, uneuutvocal guarantee with all goods
OF this brand sold by US. In order to intro
duco them to purchasers here, We are in.
structed 10 Offer tor the present, tho follow,
Ing qualities at the prices quoted, which
place them lower By as per cont than anv
goods ofequal quality tn this market:
Quality F. Cachemire M,lauo. rich, soft.
SATIN luatre. s2.oo yard the cheapest atlt
In America.
Quality g: cachomire Mtlano, very e.e.
CANT goods, S2.36 yard.
Quality Il. oachomigo Milano, s2.5o 4
ya:d extra rich md beautiful nnish,
Quality I. AIS yard. Quality !, $2,BB 4
yard. Quail ty X. 1900 yard. All superb
and extra rich grades.
N. 3. The "Caohimero M.lauos" In nd.
dition to other advantages, are wider than
noet other makes.
, 1875-09-21

Ssxtfat Duputch to The chicago Ttthuns.
QUINCY, ILL.,, bept. W.-About luB carr laden
with tea arrived In this city by The Hannibal
4 1t. Jos Railroad yesterday from C4lforua.
1he tes Wa shipped directly from CLloa, aud
IL destined for England. Tie cA1s were taken
oyHr tbs Quincy, Alton Il 1t. Louis Railroad,
Vhch road paid ~ back charges for tho freight
over 4ll3,o0U.
, 1875-09-21

ssH FRANCISCO.
IAN fhAse1sco. Cal, Sept. 2U.-Tbare is but
little hews to note thus morning concerning tho
Affairs Of the link o! CA!lfo.na. The sutsc.ip-
sion 70 the suA:autee tunl NOW amounts to
T. co.. The tale Of tue apsA,,ug and rein.
ing works to Fool i OBrien - rot yet consuu,-
,nated Il II understood th1s e,osythlne ~ ready
for luz formal srAnnfor. bu: that li1agraoment
t!'n nt whom opp"se tile irau.fcr un ,be ,.tt,,,d
that 0phf vii! riuducs enough bullion 10 keen
tbs N0Tkh blBy.
, 1875-09-21

hp<. VOL toTTesp0'tfssct ef 3hs CAtcag0 1FftAntr
N1Bl AsIA clTx. Mob, Sept l3.--1he Fropch-
lnau u ts shallow stream, which rises In Chaao
County, heb., aud dows luto The Republican.
The local 'ty has boen rendered famous in local
history b., tho occurrence Of CORY tragedy,
which will 9ot Aoou TO forgotten BY The fuas
hunters xhe make IN annual pilgrimage 10 that
Wild and tens utloaa region. It IL favor.ts spot
tor them. Du Gato mud deer NJ tho Gknae which
attract them, specially tho fossnss; and hero
wholesale slAu ehtsr qf tho shaggy beeyes Roes
on year after y.,ar wilh wan.on sport In tho
falof 1874, tha:e wore Isseza! small c4mps % tue
Fseuchmau, aux great deal Of buffalo. shooting.
Amoug The hunt ess wAa 4 young Eishuaa named
Jamed Mcclure. lie was distinguished for. hs
skil! and good :eslomshlp. and tendency 70 lp.
du'gence In wh iaky. lie Vas living BY hlmssf
IN Eudo cabin tin the ba4ks Of tbs STREAM aad
MAJ huas in pl uusziuR thd hldaa hs Ind oAn-
, 1875-09-21

terthned. Int The evidence before ths CoYoner'e
Jury left DO honlt but ho committed snioide -
ls told his friends that be Was gong to til. on
h'ntof III tlo rlvei. And bado thcm good .bye
lass Thursday evening.
SEntt ijt.tsoteA II Ths Chfeanr Tribune,
I.''c"in. Seb,. Sstt, 2O.-yeeterday after.
noon 'Ithn Wolf. wealthy and respected cit,z.n
IN t'ls e'uuss. committed suicide by banging
'',s, IN ~; barn. he VAS ~ 5esra of aee, and
vas nnrsuhiTy CAV a''dnnsf, and committed the
sc' Immediately itssf dinner. No causs oan 10
AAngIed.
, 1875-09-21

CINCINNATI. O.. Sept. Pa special to the
Commercial ra.a Marytu's dry. gcods building,
Eurss tewery Ioom- MrB. Prophets millinery,
Tho First National Bank, DR.. Caso's dental
rooms. Grays picture gallery, and tile Oda-Fel-
Iowa Lodt.o, all frame buildings we're burned
- Cardlneton. O., Lat nglt. Loas el0, 600.
Insurance unknown.
, 1875-09-21
OBITUARY..


HF|E'#Hs VI0OIHI3. ONNVTIIE, Hill,
Sptr1at hspaseh u 1As chlru m fr,b"w.
DASyiL1E, ILL.,, sapt 20.-Wl!hm Giddings.
N old aud highiy-respectsd citizen Of this p!ace
died this afternoon at o'clock. Rtter lingering
illuess of four months. Mr, Gid.liuea wan born
10 England u 1878. and removed 10 this plsco in
the yeAr 1887. At the time of Ais death hs was
sice-fresident OF ths Danvilfe Bank md Trust
Company. aad ono of our ws1lthiest cit,zoas.
, 1875-09-21

Spsesns D''pakh 10 The Chieaso T,1bunt.
ST. JosEru, No.. Sept 20.-No new fact has
TRANSFERRED With respect to tho Whisky Hing.
and nothing T. known yet ~ To the whereabouts
0f Collector Wllko4on Ut 84eabau.
, 1875-09-21

EPtFs4t &7tH3HEEH 70 Nt tHItsI1t {FfbKN.
EaaT SAGINAW. Mich. Sept. 2o-Two small
dwellings werc doslsoyed by fire in this city this
aftarnoon. Ono. owuod bY Fred Hunger, was
valued 1t $1,000; insurance on housc and furni-
t're. aW0., Bnt A.tlo was saved. Tho other
was owned RJ John We'delman, aud w&s valued
Ut $500.
, 1875-09-21
HANNIBAL EMERSON DUBUQUE IA

DunUqrk L., Bept. 2Q.-Hannibal Emerson
ded to-day. aged 6s sears. IIs ~as piouoer in
Dubuqua coming hsra In 1894 from Missouri.
but Was 4 nasl!e Of Bhephordstovo, Va, and
~As tdotii1ed with tba early history OF this city
And bsaso. Ill health for sewers! months termi.
nAsed IN dEoPsy aud ended bis earthly caruer.
, 1875-09-21

u
LOUISIANA. Mo-. seps. 9.--Tho elegant rcsi-
deuce Of James e. Carstarphor. Of this city,
bnrned osrsv this morning. and nearly al, tha
fnrnitnro waa deatroyed. f.oss, &25 ,000 only
partially insured,
, 1875-09-21
THE WEATHER.

WAsH1saros. Dec. AL =. m.-For Tho Upper
Lake region. Upper Mississippi and Lover Mts-
souri, Yalleys. clear or partly cloudy weather,
and loses temperature than Oh Monday, With
light Or gentle ~lnds mostly from The north,
rlsus followed by falling barometer. and frosis
no!tn of tho Missouri, i'll the Upper Lake region,
aud Northern Illinois.
LOCAL 0bsxRVAriok,
i1tfFuaaa Qsra
, 1875-09-21

W1ANDorTE. Kan., 8eps. 19.--Tho following
lotter has boon received by tho wlfo OF W. II.
Davis, City Treasurer Of KassaA City. Kan, who
haa been abssnt somo days. The letter explains
Itself:
KANBAs C1rv, No.. Bcpt. II, ls75-l3 O'Clock at
tnRht.-pEAA HosE; haTs lost 81, gambling. l now
make my led In the missouri Liver o tho bcst yo,,
can- Go over to call on pr, 8peck. Get them to
stxatQhtan things up for you. ". II. DAyas.
Judge Butts and George Darhkn, Clerk, arc
no" out in eossch Of bis body, believing lie has
committed the deed stated. Ho wAy Al old ctixsu,
and haa heretofore horue good character.
Considerable e1cltoment provaisa.
, 1875-09-21

Fnvz'at Dfspotrh II The Ch.cuao Tribune,
ELooYlNH1oN. ILL.,. Sept. 4u.~-An elevator at
Ell Faso, owned by Mira. Grafton. occupied by
WeDster Broe.. burned yesterday; also lilac.
iE-n1l adjoining aud Bome CATE On the track.
The origin Of TIN fir Ia unknown, Total loss
n+afsy 42o oN; ~. .0uD l!su. hnee Oil the elevator
ia tne Hartford; SI,o0o on graiu in tie Home Of
New York
, 1875-09-21

nu..x~, laa.t. nonnsn. 'ar r -. GhAse: t, .1,..
1,.'- -" g. -: " er,s4ss @,. 4.~a'~'
n1'kAsOl, NO. eeis' f'-4hlrtY'e1x Sehfa
ago, "hen tho Cherokee Indians wore rAHuing
through CApo Gifafdean County, iu tits State.
m thtJr uav n THAR nav l,oma In Tho Indian
.T.,-,,o-, ,har ,a., hr a..,h 80 - ~. eai.s..
oA4'' .' WY 'o's - uo"'" u1o " 'o',t 4*Acs.
oAu4hters' noa5 Aoecaale Springs She Was
buried On beautiful knoll near tho road
| milo wosk Of tlts ferry.laudine. by her
i,c.b,nd Httdahrapd s,,a 1.o d.uohtar ~
one OF theaf taTot'to ministers Of saa dosPei
naDod Duahvhead. Her husband md father
erected huulbls bat ueat tombstone to mark
thu sno. WHARF aha 1av At rcst. faw va.r. aro
~ ~! w. -. ss,,,5t' ~ -
efs wa ss4' ''"1o' ae'"o''0nak Aho
to!nb hna !aavng only lew broken sionea to toll
uhoru het grave wau. About four woeks ago
IL wax tliycoyoreJ that SONS v,ckea netsops h.d
nn.,,,, t,,a ,r..v. .n, d.. -, ~. xn,o.i.a RI.
es ~ 49," "1 e"S ~ sAe 'sa 4"o
sAuu1ueo poAss' al pao!y oeoa5eo o2coPs tae
Hkntl, Nhlch WAS In \ renal kAoly good stato Of
preservation, xsso found by tue stda Of The des-
.s.,,s 80. ,oa.sa ,,s,., .,,a ,a.'.,. 49,. 49, .,,, M
reverence, ~afe saocKed ny the ghAstly ssEht.
1uahyhead was : wealthy Cherokee. and
and It had atvaYr beon understood that, utsn
1,e h urad }ta fsnpht,. IN .rrn,.t, har xt.,, tha
~. ~. ~
's'uao'e !e"e'e "1'ca s"e aaa "o1n III H1e' II
was lin msdiatalJ surmIsed that tho Etaya-Eob-
hesS had opened tho tomb for The purpQse Of
Possessing themselves Of her jewels.
Tue oioeest watch hAB beon kept on seyorst
suspected palties. but not uut,l i few dayA ago
was evidence obtained positively tmpicat-
, 1875-09-21

BLo<'A1SoroN. ILL.,, Bopt. 20.-At 11:3o last
night, Mr. Kopf, who il employed ~ ! clerk In
the drrg htoEe Of Dt. Hxering. aud sleopa in tho
rear Of tho stozo. MAS awakened by burglars At
work In tho stoto. Upon attempting to stso he
mas seizod by the throat by oue, WHO stood by
the bedside, Rod who choked aud scratched him
badly. During tho struggle the burglars hustled
out OF tue back door, oud were saot IT. BY Mr.
Kopf. Thoy hn4l taken out Of ths drawer and
dropped on tho floor, 252 in currency, aud had
takau six boxes Of cigals and SOHO razors from
tho cAsea. Thev ente4 ell tue store during tho
0yon,ag, and lid IN Il closet OH tho south side Of
a roono. tue door Of whtcn mas closed when Kopf
wont to bod. aud was open when the police en-
tered.
, 1875-09-21

apteta{ ftspaseA 10 The ch1eapa tribune.
DEraolT, Aich.. Sept 2o.-laaryey D. Wtnsor,
charged with forging the nasnos Of D. struh aud
Il. ". Hudson 10 nots for urwazd OF 81, ,0O1
Was to-day bald IN bail Of e2,00U 10 appear fos
trial before Tie Recorder.
, 1875-09-21

Tho Htrold sent two reporters out BY the 6rst
fAat trau. 1t was hs. Neunett'a nav wsx ~
shaking up TIA otdoa u iustslImen.a
, 1875-09-21

5pA:tat Asnasfh Y Ths Chleaao 1tttuns,
CAnL1sslLLK. Sept 2l-Ths weather. has bean
ss1y oola tor the last week. Fsost laat nIeht.
5psttss D!.tascA ts fAs CA'saae tre4nk
DAafIlLE, ILL.,. sept. 0--8uow fsil hasn u.
lAY,
, 1875-09-21
A MELANCHOLY EpJaooe.

6b<c1d4 UEspa1A % 734 CHac0a0 7rtbHNt,
ST. PAUL. Sept. 20.-lsy order Of Judge Bseu
1o-dhy, Lauteuschlaeger, unaos sentsuoe of
death for tho murder Of Ulrca Lick, mas, On
duplication Of hia counsel, permitted to be taken
in Houn to bis Rifa's resldencs to sos tho BODY
pf his child, vAich dio4 yesterday.
, 1875-09-21

The CoumnHl-.. uf tho HA.ln:fGr3 {Conn. !
Community have discovered a very s1tupt. rom
e;sE tur fever aud aqua. For ho4ne years tast
thle dlsea1s 5as eeen 10 prevalent in tho se1lou
tina. two years ago, the Contnuuis.s aer,nt. .iy
thought of abaudonlng their property aud ho4r.
lfhihE buB4ncss III tLat place. Dut the 1dea waa
suggested Ut trying heated stoe IN small
room. 'ndue'ng pfutuse pcrsplrsuon, followed
body with Goth WArsa and cold water and thtne
simple ueans were found to be thoroughly IT.
tcctsve remedy. No: only tia COMMUNISTS
sllctn.e1vcs, but the peorle Ut Tue ant1tu res.o
round nbou.. have resurted to this remedy, aud
have tcen thoroughly cured
Tic largest workshop II the boly IN the liver whost
olea IL In IL withdraw tar btle fryn the Lto<L Nuex
thus M'lurt4ai orga ect4 ainsythi, iu ~ ca utt
Ltnn'+r dse4sna. Dr. 3sJue'a bAu4tivs l1 arasd i'm
mediate relief, and souu tElne abou: natural .etiup
, 1875-09-21
Wostorvelt Found Guilty of
Participation in tho
Charlie Ross Alb
duction.
4 General Bo1icf Prevailing That the
Prisoner viii Tell AT
lie Knows,
Terrible Stories Of Social Disturb
anoes Coming from Me-
braska.
4 Human Bloodhound on the Track OF
His Brothers Murderers.
a n1aD in Cleveland Kills His
Wife and isurics Her, a Ia
Bender.

/ WE57ERVEIT FOUND GUILTY.
PHILADELPHIA, "a, Sept. 20.-T'hs jury In the
| Westerselt caso returned n verdict Of guilty on
| tlc last throo counts Of tho Indictment IA tho
words foil from tho foromau'a lIns. Westervet
i cried aloud and sauk down into tho dock
completely overcome and HobbinE like child.
t His Hife and children Joined their clieA aud
! lamentations to his and the soene raa most
| affecting one. Dir. Ford Immediately morod for
Az arrest CT Judgment aud q noH trial. Judge
Elcock has allowed four nayB for argument. The
| frRt two counts, On which tho prisoner Ia &C.
| quilted, charged 4 participation in tie artual
abduction Of Charley itoau Tho 'aHs three, On
which ho h convicted, charge a conspiracy To
conceal and Rnilty kno~letgo.
PHrLAnRLrn1A, Sept 18+-four correspondent
wns informed Tonight upon undoubted suthor-
itr, OF olsc uHo would not be made Of tho HtAta.
nens. a'nt during the lnst woek information has
boon Eaitod by tho ot1'cera Of tho Inv that In
caao Westerrolt was convicted tile boy Charley
Ross would bo returned; also that tho pzosecr-
tion haa much information Of an Important char.
acter rLicl, they withheld from, this trial for pru.
dential reasons. This soems 10 settio the long
uooted question Of The boy being aliso. which
b. " caused = aca OF woildofment. Tho plap az
re. 'atod, ts that WoAtervolt nil reveal who the
par tics aro that haye tho chtId In custody. 1t
may be Atated In this connection TINT tho officials
who .1avo becn trying this ca~s informed mo Of
sAoir t1touy belief tint tho child is still LIVING
WtFE.MuRpER,
CsEvEI.ANn. sopt. 2J.-Tlo body Of 3fru. 10
hanna MctiilIo ss nas yesterday discovered, bur
led in tho rear If hor !atc residence, No. Is aopo
Htroot. Tho bo, ~ whs only fen inchcs under
ground, without coffin, mud slmost nude, badly
decomposcd, enittl ng terrible odx. flor four
pons. tho olucA. o. cd l5 md youngest 4 years,
wsto arrestod. apd tn Q Of them examined. Their
stories entirely dt doFeut, one Of them saving
hia mother died in III while his fhther wns away.
aud that he (witneta) and brother buried her.
The other says thu ta.ha cana home Oh Sunday.
tho 18th init ard his mo tier diad shortly ttter
aH that his father snd QUO OF his brotl.ofs buried
4Ao jury returned verdict o. death at tbs hands
Of Alexander Mcdilleru the husband. Mcail-
iefn 1T now In jat Evidence Hho"n that Mrs.
McGllefa waB 4 die .iratod M'onaan, aud that
frequent.
, 1875-09-21

| Maximum thermometer. 50: minimum. u
| CRIMINAL OBGEhFATIoks
| caIsAoo Sept. N-hiinteht
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04
AsLIGM riCHANGEIN RAILROAD
TIME,


ihe hours fixed in the timetables of
we Eureka and Palisade railroad for
"s afr'sal and departure OF trains at
@s end Of the road, has been found to
'ofk . great Inconvenience to passen-
yrs III The matter of securing meals.
NAslng here at 4 o'clock in the morn.
~, ana arriving at 10 at night, gave
~! litlle opportunity tor either break.
NV OF supper. Yielding 10 All almost
UNIVERSAL demand of the travelling pub.
A, sne railroad officers have finally
NJ, us''er'hined 10 change the Timetable al
d M end oil The route, to overcome the
si.cu'ly. On and after Friday mora
viii VII "ext' the regular passenger train
o "m 'eaVe here at $3.50 instead of four
," uck and returning will arrive at
D. ln"", instead Of ten O'Clock, a. now.
y 'hls arrangement passengers each
~, Will be given thirty minutes at
mi nsaa Tor meals. As will he observed,
In. WORKS no change in the running
m a,uo y Trains beyond Alpha, the thirty
MI @h"u'es consumed there affecting only
NIs enu OF the road. We are thus ex-
INV ior INC guidance and information
dn ,.e employees OF tho road, Ms new
mn y. showing the change. have
NM 10y Deem issued. This may or may
h 4 :. : temporary arrangement, hut
nn';ss a'i events the law until further
puh,t. PERSONS Interested ana the
fouta' generally at this end of the
hssr IRE particularly requested to
Pridam nhind that trains on and after
aud Is morning, depart ut 1880 A.. NJ.
arrive at l0:30 r. M.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04

BUSINESS C~HANGE.-In to-day's
SENTINEL appears the notice of sale of
the grocery business of B. Berg to his
brother, A. Berg, VIC will continue
the bushes at the old stand. The sale
occurred on the 18th of October, but its
publication has been omitted until
now. The new proprietor will con-
tinue to keep q fine assortment of
choice groceries and general merclian
disc, and he guarantees to sell At prices
AS low rs the lowest. Remember the
place, two doors north OF the Parker
House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04
RnxovAL.-Huving purchased DR.. Lukcn.'

MISUNDERSTANDING purchased DR.. Lukcns'
City Drug Store. 1 would respectfully an.
nounce that | have on hand a large stock Of
patent medicines, chemicals, stationery,
lamps, chimnoys, etc.: all Of which | will sell
at reasvnab BILE prices. Prescriptions carefully
compounded. | have an office in the rear 81
he store, where ! will treat all cases reduir-
ing medical or surgical treatment. Special
attention given to chronic cases. Constl'a-
ton, free; charges only for medicines. Give
mea call. l.. TERRY, NJ. ID.
ivI1.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04

BED LINEN BURNED.-We regret to
learn that Frank Swenssen, of the Pa
cific lodging house, lost a large amount
of bed linen and clothing, IN the fire
which destroyed the Chinese wash
house, night before last. He Is Inmates
his loss at nearly S400.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04

Boys!-f you want good, warm. Winter
undevclo.hing. fancy wooden shirts, tobacco,
cigars, or anything in the notion line, CHEAP
FOR CASH. go to the little Golden Kule Va
riety Store. two doors north Of Wells. Fargo
X Co.'S Express. o2Stf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04

THE branch Office of the Alliance
Mutual Life Assurance Society of the
United States, organized ~ this city, is
composed of twenty-five of our leading
citizens, under whose management,
with the ~unexcelleG attractions and
features of the society, a large snd in
creasing business has been secured"
Dallas (Ter.) Commercial.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04

REMOVAL Muldoon's Free and Easy"
has been removed from Buel street to the
basement under Waitton's store, on the cor
Ter OF Main and Clark streets. Those who
desire 10 pass a pleasant evening AMI enjoy
the POOREST brands of liquors and cigars.
will give the Muldoon "A call. olitf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04

"WHILE we feel friendly to all good
companies, we are assured by actual
figures, thpt the Alliance Mutual Life
has done a larger business in this city,
during the past thirty days, than all
other companies combined. This ster-
ling company has taken over $500, 000
of Insurance in this city during the
past TORY days."-SaH Lake Daily
Tribune, January l4th, 1874.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04

IL you don't know what you want, 60 to
the Golden Rule Variety Store and inquire
FOR it. Joe's stock is now replete with every
hing in gents furnishing goods, cigars. to-
hscco.. notions, etc., and he sells All BOTTOM
FIGURES for CASH. ol9tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04

SECURE YOUR SEATS. Quite a num-
Der of reserved seats have already been
taken for Miss Thobaben's concert
next Saturday evening, and those de-
string to attend will do we'll to secure
their pieces as soon as possible as
doubtless all the reserved seats will be
engaged a day or two before the enter
tainnlent comes oil.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04

PASSED THRoUGH.-Doctor Good
fellow of White Pine, spent Tuesday
night at the Parker House, ard yester-
day passed on to the westward. Cap
tain Frank Drake, Superintendent OF
the Eherhardt and Aurora, also passed
west Yesterday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04
Acc1pENT AT THE EUREKA CONSOLE.

DATED MINE.-About 3 o'clock last
Tuesday morning, a cave occurred on
the second level of tho Wind>ail shaft,
at the Eureka Consolidated mine.
Patrick Keogan,a miner, was cover-
10y the debris, and upon being exca-
waited vas found to have suffered a con-
pound fracture of the LETT ley. DIR.
Bishop set the injured limb, aud last
evening the patient was brought to
town aud il now ~ cotrfOrtable rs
could he expected after such an ACCT
dent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04

HUMBOLDT. THE RACER.-The Owy-
hee Acatanche of last Friday has the
following item: Delos Doty left for
San Francisco this afternoon with Re-
gan Il Calhalow's famous race horse
"Humboldt." IJoty goes in n buggy
behind the Phillips mare, and is ac-
cOmpanied by Jimmy Hall, who will
ride Humboldt to Winnemucca.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04

LopG'NG-HousE.- Tho San Francisco Lodg-
ing-housc. over Cohn Bros store, has been
entirely refitted and refurnished. The rooms
arc clean aud well ventilated; tho prices
reasonable, and it is tho intention Of tho
present proprictress to So conduct the estab
lishmeHt rs TO merit a liberal proportion of
ublic patronage. ootf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04

ESTHER CHAPTER, EASTERN STAR.
There will be a meeting of the Chapter,
Mt the hall, this evening ut Z O'Clock.
A full attendance is requested. WIN.
DURLEY, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04

PosTPONED.-Tlie concert of the
Cornish Glee Club, for the benefit OF
the Virginia sufferers, has been post
poned until Saturday evening, Nov.
18th, when it will come off at Bigelow's
Hall.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04

For SALE.-A beautiful saddle
horse, cream-colored, with white
nam and tail, perfectly gentle. Any
peaon desiring to purchase such an
animal, can secure a bargain by ap-
plying at the SENTINEL office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04

S. AsHrs 4 BRo. to-day r,cs'ved on COM
mission 80 dozen handmade hickory AK
handles, which they W retail at so cents
each; and Wholesale u S. per dozen.
splztI.