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MONETARY,
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. 2
Tuesday Evening. March . 1915. {
CIV oRLEANs OLEs;Iaa-g nlrsr.

Aopoi WEN oSioic l1;Ui ,o0i Al j. III 800 IL
Iho Money market is quiet and easy, and
| exhibits but little movement, the offerings
continuing moderate at the banks and Unite
On the street. with but little demand for in
Testment on the latter and without quotable
variation in the rates of CONNER paper
continue to quote tirst-class paper and
collateral loans for sixty days at So . +, cent
per annum; AL do at 10h12, and second
grade ~ l3GllSc. First-class mortgages now
ruls at %3CJ 10! q cent per annum; but
nothing is reported in second grade on which
g base quotations.
Gold opened at 1lis@ liz, against l14s at
New York, and after moderate business closed
q llfsH@llis. against liz in that market.
The safes summed up $1,000 embracing
$1,000 at 1l4,. o2O, 900 at i'll, : 1000, $4,000
and $4,000 ~ ii4,,, ans 5000 at IL.
No lles Of Silver ',sf,. .eportcd smcri
can ha't-d0lars were ruo'oI % l0.GiO75.
while sieAlc n doiiass axe auot.d at J6.@97
gold.
Sterling opened az previous, rates. by
under the influence oG :. sub,sGua1. decline
III .fo!e. AZ Nv York. closed 10 :. cen.
lower. the movement wa quite limited. the
sales being confined to 80 900, embracing
.l3O0 bli; ri .ldi1g. ana $500 N .lp..r !.
o.t9t. $4,000 bill OF ladin, 81 J. ia5G1 80.
and 600 IL, and $500 4! cscar .. :. ~.
COME
Nrised y. 900 commercial embracing loo. $50
2. i1Hi, and $500 and $500 ut Id.
at she close Sterling bills were quoted at
',i"n. ! 50 f,t bill of iading and Al cle4r
and GI533 Il. bank, and fares at :
57' for commercial. and 81 for bank.
TIE offerings CT Domestic Exchange were
Of limited ex .nt, and with Il good demand
both the bank checking rates a1d CONNER
cid sight were nearly 1-lG - cent higher Tie
st'es Of New York sight were confined to $50.
900, embracing $40, 00) commercial, so, 600
AMI $25, 900 do. and private bankers, and
So, 900 private bankers a. l-:}2 r cent pre-
miunl. and $50 900 commercial and $1,000
private bankers at 1-l6. We also noticed
sale Of 200 Oh Providence at = cent
discount.
The banks check or Nav YORK. a. "a y
cent premium, and commercial sight was
qnoted 1-lG, against = cent premium for
the former, yesterday, and par b. l-16 I, cent
premium for the latter.
The only sale reported in Stocks was 10
shares State National Bank at 5G3 80.
The sales OF Bonds included $4,000 City
Street Improvement at 80, $1,000 City Gold
bearing Per Cents at 3G2, $4,000 New
State Consolidated Per Cents at II, and SlO,-
900, and SD, 900 DO at H.. The market for
the last opened at about 49,. and under 8
good demand, closed at i7Gl IL.
No sales Of City Appropriation Certificates
were reported . they are now quoted at 81 ~
80.
Metropolitan Police Warrants continue en-
tirelynominaI.
Nosales Of State Warrants were reported |
Old Fe now quoted a! 30, and Aey a. about |
STA Is.
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LOTTERIES.

| LOTTERIES.
| SPLENDID SCHEME
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
LOUISIANA STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY.
Capital Prize. Recommendation.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
incorporated August II, 1869
CLASS D.
10 be Drawn in public at New Orleans. GA
Saturday March 90 ie7@
SCHEME.
HALVES, QUARTERS AND EIGHTIES IN PROPORTION.
prize of .-..o-.o.--- 800 COG is....ee. SO oct
prize of--o.....--... 10000 is--......... TO- 0ol
~ prizes oi.---oo 800 are --..--..... 10,0ce
ECO prizes of---.---.--.e SEQ are-.-...... 90 coo
700 prizes of---.---.--e. 80 are.-......oo. I00W
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
approximations of $500 each for the nine re-
naming units of the same ten of the nulne
Der drawing the 600 prize ...s.e.o to?n
approximations of 500 each foe the nine re-
naming units of the ten of the mum
Der drawing tie SIC, eco Dr.ze ale-oe....o.o 03M
4fo Prizes, amounting ia set
EXPLANATION APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The nine remaining units of the same ten of the
numbers drawing The first full prizes will be entitled
to the Is Approximation Prizes. For example: Il
ticket No 1915 draws the 10000 prize those ticket.
numbered 12fl 1912 1913 1914 12i5 1917, 12iS 1875
and 1880 will each be entitled $780, If ticket No
81 draws the $4,000 prize those tickets numbered
a32 25 pa, 23j. 237, 23eo 80 and 80 Viz saet
be entitled 10 s.sb
Whole 'Eo'ses-. s;0, HnIv.s, a5s Guaa,ere.
- 50, H'ghti's, g $50
Ss;7ZI.s PAYABLE IN FULL. W1sIgugra
HEoU:T10.s.
Ort'e,s /. addressed Il,
ISUaSia "a STATE dOrVEYY COMPANY
1.oct cog s92 p. {,
Nes Orleans J
so"a 20 Money or'eg. or Re .is.os X.u. .s.ts, !,
i1..:S..>. - So: AoULs'.s,s !,
- 49,: i4Egs?....e. )
so- Hc,c'. = L.:na. Nc. 81.
.. 81 81 II $ q % II ~ IS .
= 81 s. J.. - 80 .. 70 ,5 :. =, .
mo auosy tis@N1p3s are published il 3 the
Hln7ipGi papers, and are drawn il pubEc, daily :
It , t.!9 rooms q fi'9 Company:
48ituaas a1' hands at NaW Orieanf Louisiana
liz .. Ia: =. =! .rrl:. 1875. |.
Fl. PERALTA, !,
ADAM GIFFL.'.
g.. COMMISSIONER:
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Western beeves, 1st quality . ID gross. 5l@6
Western beeves, I'd quality y ib gross *. 3 CA
Texas beeves, corn fed, 1st quality, IL %. 5 M6
Texas beeves, corn fed. I'd quality, u 1b. ga
Texas beeves, choice, IL head. .......... si0045
Texas beeves, 1st quality, y head. ...... 30935
Texas cattle, I'd quality, " head. ........ 20@2S
Texas cattle, Sd quality, u head. ........ OILS
western beeves, ID ID, net. ............. o.
Western hogs, y TO- gross. s as
Texas hogs, 81 d, gross. ...............- s 0e6
Sheep, 1st quality, b head. ...o......... Sc al
Sheep, ID quality, Il head. ............o 4 as
Sheep, Sd quality, u head. ...........o. "a
Mllch COVE, choice j. head. ........o.o. 60G10
Mllch cows, I! head. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
texas cows with CAVES. d
Calves Il head. .......ee.........o...7 G10l
Warnings IL head. Observation-Disclosures. 10@13
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I "
TUE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE
L business OF VIM. A Bell 4 Co. at the old stand
NJ" l. Union street under the firm name Of OGDEN
Is BELL, and all the ahilit of the old firm
FRED n. OGDEN
SAM II. BELL.
Referring TO the above l drsr. t. thank fiie
friends OF VIM. i. Bell 4 Co tol the liberal patron
age extended to them during the past ten wears and
the new firm WIN. y. BELL.
March l. 10 F2s Iw
ftOPARi NEfSHlP SUEIUE-.np tnuelsi mo-.
~ has this day sold To 60. D. PRITCiETT &
co. the stock, good will etc of the grocery estal-
lshment of TIE late James CunaaDe situated at the
corner of Jack aud Magazine streets and recon-
mends them to the confidence ANA patronage of the
date.
F1s I'm pETEI. MORAN Executor
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lot Of 80 boxes shoulders sold, to arrive, at &c

LARD-The market is dull and quoted a
lie for tierce, packers, and 143N l4ic for re
fined; key 14fGG15c p ID. 4 lot of 100 tierca
refined sold for export on private terms .
kegs refined at 15c, and 2JO buckets choic
II fined at Isle = ID.
BREAKFAST BACON - + dull ana quose,
nomnally at 12Ic p IL.
~ 13@ 13Ic for choice sugar.eured.
! WHISKY Good stock but no demand Lou
isiana and Western rectited is quoted nomi
nally at 81 1901 II p Gallon.
| SPARE R1Bs-The market is bare. The last
in first hands sold at s.. and dealess sre &C.
falling them at $40 y bUl
! Pr Pork is selling in half Gb,s q. % esGs
10 = half bbH.
! fICEIED PIGS ToSGuys Axe ia hgYs sup.
| ply and held AZ u apiece.
| Cow PEAs-The stock !. held az 81 =
bushe! and some are cff5rec. to arrive az 81 70
II i -. but it is yet too early in the season
for the market to open.
Conn X SACKS The market is bare; gHa.
81 100 II Il bU5Lel.
oATs-L;ght supply and limited demand.
Prices are easier sor buyers, in anticipation
Of liberal supplies IL e teE days. 800 sacks
sold at Tic = bushel.
Bras is III light supply and dull at weaker
prices. lGo sacks sold, Of which 10a at 81 60.
ana 90 ~ 81 20 ; 100 rs
iiAT-halr supply an: dali 400 bales
strictly prime sold at ~ 4 ton.
bUTTEE-I2e supply IS more than ample
Tor the demand Interior Goshen IS quoted
-J(e] oc' medium 5Uc. 55c, cholce 3I(93oce
selections SCI IS 59c Z 10 Inferior Nestern l6C.
zoc, medium 2o(D2is, choice 23GI25c i lis.
0HEESs- GOOD demand Tor choice mild
Inferior grades are dull. Light supply of
cholce and good supply OF ordinary qualities
lhlgflof Grades q Western are offered at 10
q log u. Choice Western factory is sell.
Eng az roy" i6r, New York cream ISG. sS.,,
L1glish dairy ~ A'' ! p.
. ' err esterA grown chickens sell a.
50 JDf - young do t5&ls I. Ducks - 500
! y Ieeae y 1901 %. Turkeys si6G>2O T.
aoI. I.o.'slah ao Rfowa el,ckcns eei. at so
56t" Turkeys $40 II 1 dozen.
ooffE. ne log! t'eii-''.4d !, ,hir sock
IN hfS' manu-, -,'9- Gags; W. quote etr.
pIau. -ir f,s = y =.
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{ TooD aDV lCE~
DO not neglect Cough because it troubles you but
little now; is the very time it is easiest removed
and none would suffer if they knew how easily thew
can be cured by DUCONGE'S PICTORIAL BAL
SAMlC SYRUP. Sufferers from all ailments of the
Breast the Chest and Throat will find that by using
tins Syrup they ara using the best expec torant
known 1t removes all phegm soothes all irritation
and radically cures. Try bottle For sale by
druggists, and By II. CAliROUCHE, Agent for New
New Orleans fl I'm
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. !
Tuesday Evening, March 2 1875. {

CoTToS-The sales to-day mot including p
and lao additiona! yesterday embraced lit
tie over 1850 bales at irregular and easier
prices, requiring reduction of &c in our ono
tahons for all grades except Middlipg Fair
and Fair in which tie reduction is confined
20 the outside rates We give also the figures
and full report Of the Exchange, as below:
AkZR-cAa sTasDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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EEhOT AIS.

q o
pGNON AY-on Monday. she lst oi Starch the
AZ Commercial Insurance Company will remove
10 the lately occupied by the Louisiana Mutual
Insurance Company, in the Louisiana Maj ioraI Bank
building. No. 10 Common street
WALTER HUNTINGTON. Secretary.
New Orleans. Feb p. Fps I'm
. EMOVAL- NJ, MALONE, GUN and LOCK
Ill Smith, has removed from 6s Canal street to -
Natchez street, Magazine with Roht Chapslsy's
N. o. Stencil Works. where he is prepared 10 attend
to all work i'll his line Iron Safes Store and Vault
Locks. Night Latches Duplicate Keys fitted. Also
Verandahs, Iroa Fences Office and Tomb Eailings
Door and Window Gratings made with dispatch !.
work attended to personally. ETA Ina
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EUIHasr1SERS

IL ISSOHUTiON-rHE FIRM OF WIN. A. BELL
~ \ co. expire. by limitation and is hereby dis
solved. WM. 4. BELL
FRED n. OGDEN.
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WALNUT, and
COTTAGE FURNITURE
at Less than Manufacturers Prices on account OF
retiring from business.
ID. KELIlAN & co.,
~ I'm SO ROYAL street.
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FURNITURE.

We are Hos selling out sntire stock OF
ROSEWOOD
IAHOGANY.
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S00O GALLONS STONEWARE Apply to
'OOO Il. BURKE
jazz tt 1872 Tchoupitoulas street.
G OTERI-COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND
NJ Wholesale Dealer in and Importer of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
Keeps always Oh hand general assortment of Nuts
% and % FRONT and
"a and 26 FULTON street,
ja1 I'm between Cra,ier and Poydras New Orleans
c. II. CHASE. Ro W. EsTIIE
(tHASE & ESTLIN-
q q I z o N PIG X T. Il $,
PICRFkY:
CORNER. ORANGE and CONSTANCE STREETS
New Orleans.
Box at Cotton Exchange. All orders promptly a.
tended TO. dz7
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RAILROADS.
MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD

MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD
LEAVE NEW ORLEANS, FOOT OF CANAL,
STREET,
Daily, I:iJ =. NJ.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Drawing Room
Cars leave Mobile every day, and run through to
st. Louis without change, via Mobile and Ohio
and st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroads.
reaching st. Louis one hour in advance of all
other routes.
Close connection is also made with Louisville
line Ct Humboldt foy Louisville, Cincinnati and An
Eastern cities. For through tickets and s,eeninc
car berths inquire at the new Ticket and Passen.
ger Office, Mobile and Ohio RairoaJ. 80 Damn
street, New Orleans.
s29 IL VIM BE DELL, Axa,t
Il" oELEANs. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
Trains depart and arrive as follows:
From Calliope Street Depot)
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. 700 A. M. E1press II 80 p. M,
Mail 500 P. M. Mail . 1I:I5 4. M.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to st,
Louis, Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change OF sleeping cars to Eastern
cities.
Tickets for sale and informstion given at n
Camp street, corner Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent.
r. D. FfOST. ten1 Manager. ap10.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-28

Last week. on the authority of a Car
son correspondent, we gave some facts
regarding the proceedings of the Exec
utive Committee of the State Board OF
Centennial Managers. The Lyon
County Times, in a %two-column article,
undertakes t 0 refute some OF our state
Q We believed and still believe,
that our correspondent was a truthful
man and we said nothing that the facts
furnished by him would not justify.
The distinguishing feature Of the
Times labored article, is a defense OF
G. C. Stevenson. Now, we happen to
know Mr.. Stevenson about as we'll as
any man in the State, and when our
CORES pondent told US that he (Steven-
SOM seemed anxious to figure himself
into prominence in connection with this
Centennial business, we were satisfied
that he stated nothing but the truth;
for il there is an individual in the
whole range of our acquaintance who
iJdS n WGdki1bSS lOi plOluiIcuCO anu
donors above his capacity, that nan is
G. G.. Stevenson. We thought the
proposition OF the San Francisco foun-
drymen with reference to the mill, il
made in good faith, should have been
accepted, and we think so still. That
it was rejected by the Board, led Us
to conclude that Mr.. Stevenson con-
sidered himself the only man on the
coast competent to do II Centennial
milling. AS we said in our former
article, we have no feeling in this mat
further than to see our vigorous
young State properly represented al
Philadelphia. If IN injustice has been
done, it was our own fault, and we
may here state that we stand ready
to make full PREPARATION whenever a
showing Of facts is made that will
convince US of our error. The elab
crate article of the Times is entirely
too gauzy to create any such impress
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-28
ATEALIxGS.

This is what the local of the Enter
prise told his readers they should be
thankful for last Thursday: 1--WE have
to thank heaven that We are here, and
that We are not somewhere else; that
we are in no worse place than this, and
that there is no better place in which
10 be; that we have all We III eat, and
that we can eat all we have got; that
we are rich in what we have left, and
that what we have left does not make
us proud; that we do not envy u
n%eighbors, and that our neighbors
have no cause to envy us; that we are
not cast down, and there is no ''down'
for us; that we are moi as other people,
and hat other people are NOT as we
are; that our town is on "A mountain.
and that Il mountain is not on our
Town; that we still have the bonanza,
and the bonanza has not got US; that
we are in the center OF the world, and
hat world has but one center.
Two young men prospecting in the
mountains west OF Phoebe, SAYS the
Record, came cross the skeleton OF a
man recently. The body was evident
ly one of a white male. He had on n
pair of striped stockings with rags
~rapt around them, but no boots on
or in the neishborhood. There was
also two coats found, but had 10 pa
pers in them. His bair was partially
gray, and the place where he was
found was partially surrounded by
brush gathered ogether-evidently
where he had canped. The party that
found the skeleton judged the man
had been dead Two or three years.
The first case of house breaking
| which we have had to record in Co
lumbus, says the Bora1 Miner, was
committed OF Wednesday night last.
The house occupied by a Mexican wo-
man named Catrina Garcia. was IN
,ered through the window. The
hieve- broke open a trunk and scat
tered the contents about the room,
helping themselves to a watch and
chain, severa! small articles of jewelry.
"a pistol and five trade dollars. No
clue has yet been obtained to the perpe-
irators.
At The post mortem examination oil
the deceased Louis Heise, of Silver
| City, Idaho, the brain was found "a
weigh fifty-one unces There are va
rious auses for the enlargement of All
ordinary brain, n OF which Is the ak
cessive use of a coholic spirits-a slim
ulant which feeds the brain and fattens
il t. an unnatural size.
The Beicher Company are hosting
40 to 5 of ore per day, of a quality su-
perior to that which has for some time
past been extracted. The Crown Point
Company are extracting 800 tons per
lay; the Cbollar Potosi, 90 tons, and
the Empire so tons Of ore.
The ore of the latter mine averages
from $50 TO sos per ton.
The Justice Company are shipping
ore to the Spring Valley mill for reduc-
ZION. They have in sight a large guam.
tity of excellent ore.
The header of the Sutro tunnel is in a
distance OF IL $3.50 feet.
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The RED Cloud Agency.

W~AsHINGroN, Nov. u.
J.J. S~aville, Agent of the Rod Cloud
Indians, having telegraphed Tor def
bite instructions ~ Ia his course in ease
Of lbs Indians refusing to give up the
young member If she band who, with
out pr0Vocation. shot at G.. Bo>ier.
while b%ringine in a herd of cattle, Conn
missioner Smith has sent the follow ing
reply:
1.-THE Indians must he compelled To
surrender the guilty party. Ii the mil
itary will stand by you, stop rstions
until the surrender is made"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-28
Our Trouble with spniu.

LONDON, Nov. 26.
A special to the Datty Telegram
from Paris states that in HE Spanish
reply to the Washington Government
nothing is conceded 10 the United
states except that the accused may IN
woke the aid OF counsel before "A court
martial in cuba. A telegram from
Madrid 10 the same paper says: 50
lar ~ can be leari.ed, spain promises
reform in the matter Of The contisca-
tion of property, but declines To al
here to the treaty oil 1875.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-28

The clergymen Of Cincinnati have
declared that ''the Centennial year will
be an excellent occasion for a great
spiritual awakening, and to have a Wis
itation of the Lord during that perio1."
A city as wicked as Cincinnati can't
81 pect to have "A visitation of the Lord
oftener than once in 100 years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-28

MoNCUEE CONWAY has been invited
to deliver his lecture on s.The Devil
and His Angels" in Chicago, Sunday
evening next. Those Chicago people
do so love to hear themselves talked
about.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-28
PosTMAsTER JONES. Of Raiborn Cen

POSTMASTER JONES, of Raiborn Cen
tor, Ontario, wrote to the Postmaster
General; "Seeing by the regulations
that l am required to send you a letter
of advice, 1 must plead in excuse that
I have been Postmaster but a short
time; but this will say, if your office
pays no better than mine l advise you
to give it up"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-28

The Joarndt Official says the Gov
srnor of Paris. AT er consultation with
the council Of ministers, has resolved
TO prevent all meetings of a character
to excite disorders. This j. evidently
aimed at Paul de Cassagnac's recent
Bonapartist speech at Beilvilie, aud a
radical counter demonstration Is now
organizing here.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-28
COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
COntradicts Assertion - Ru.
mOred Newspaper Change.

mOred Newspaper Change.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. u.
Henry Il. Jelly, the sole Surviving
passenger of the Pacific, contradic,s
the assertion that Captain Howell took
command Of his ship in an intoxicated
condition. lie says the CAPTAIN WAS
Oh the bridge when the Rlooring lines
were cast Off; that he afterwards went
into the pilot house himself and
sleered the steamer out OF Victoria
harbor.
1t is reported that Henry George is
to retire from the management of the
Epenfng Post, and that JOS. +. Good
man, formerly Of the Virginia Enter
prise, is TO take charge OF the paper by
action of The pr~oprietors.
Chavez Killed.
STANwIX, A. T., Nov. 20.
Chavez, Vasquez lieutenant, was
killed yesterday at Texas Hill, 25
miles west of here, by G.. >. Cslvig.
Chavez came to Bakers ranch on the
ella, 90 miles above Yuma, two
months ago, and commenced breaking
horses for Baker. lie WAS indifferent
as to wages and tried to be considered
a companion Of Bakers. Louis Rag
eio, y herder for King Walsey, Who
had known Chavez for years in Cali
fornia, discovered him and reported
the fact TO Caivig and Harry Roberts.
Going to Bakers Camp for the pur-
pose of arresting him, Calvig APP
preached Chavez with a double bar
relied shotgun, ordering him to throw
up his hands, when Calvig gave him
the contents Of the guns in the back.
Chavez died without speaking. Rob
erts and tho Raggio brothers started
Tor Yuma with his body this morning.
Verdict la n a Of She Pacific.
SAN Francisco, Nov. II.
A dispatch from Victoria says that
the Coroner's jury on the body OF
Thomas j. Farrell, u victim of the Pa
cifc disaster, found that the Pacific
would not have been damaged by col
lision with tile Orpheus had she been a
sound and substantial steamer; that
the collision was caused by the Orpbe-
W being improperly steered ACROSS the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-28

CHENG LEoNa, . native Of Canton,
China, says the Alta, declared his in
tention in the United States Circuit
Court, yesterday, to become an Amer
lean citizen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-28

CAMPBELL, the great printing press
builder of New York, has just invented
ard put in operation in Jersey City,
New Jersey, q press that will print
fifty thousand papers, on both sides,
per hour.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-28

SOME one advertises in the London
Times for a servant girl that fears the
Lord and can carry one cwt. Hand
r1sidens with that much muscle aren't
likely TO fear anybody.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-28

ISN'T it about time, says the Alta,
for the sensational papers to bring out
those old cuts of the Chicago fire and
work 'em over as maps of the Mexican
territory coded by that treaty?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-28

pied by troops. California Joe, after
being released on charges for the u
der of old man Richards and nephew,
was arrested at Red Cloud for an at
tempt to murder his partner and placed
in the guard-house at Camp Robinson.
He escaped the same night, notVith.
standing a number of shots were fired
10y the guard and is now at large. A
number of persons have been arrested
for selling whisky at the agencies and
are coming to Cheyenne under guard
for trial. j. s.. Hastings, the newly
appointed agent of the Sioux, arrived
here to.day en- route to Red Cloud.