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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-13
lust A WORD.

The readers Of the SENTINEL have
enjoyed p respite from the illusions of
the writer of several months duration.
We doubt not the favor was duly ap-
preciated. We are willing to believe 1t
was, at all events; and In again com
ing to the surface - an assistant in the
manufacture of mental pabulum for the
patrons of the paper, we feel very
much like apologizing in advance for
shortcomings hereafter observable in
these columns. We are conscious that
brilliant originality of thought and
gracefully rounded periods are not our
forte. We always knew it, in fact, and
we may as we'll ado, iperhaps, that we
are quite firm in the conviction that
those who have had the misfortune to
wade through our crude productions
day after day in the years past, very
generally share in the same opinion.
But be that as it may. it is expected of
us that we essay to discharge certain
of the duties connected with tho pub
LEGATION Of the SENTINEL, and the great
reading public must make its mind up
to bear the infiiction as best it can.
Among other things, we are to do all
of the fighting for the concern until
our junior shall have regained his
health. 1t affords US great pleasure to
say in this connection that he Is not
seriously aiiing. AS a matter of es-
pecial interest to those who may feel
belligerently inclined, it is but the fair
thing to that the writer's
health is excellent. We have no dis
position to take an undue advantage of
any living man. We would scorn to
do it. Our fighting weight is 2l0.
With this, our first appearances in the
journalistic field, after so long an alb
sence, it Is deemed BETTING to make
grateful acknowledgment of c%ourtesies
extended by the entire press of the
State while we were participating, a.
an humble member, in tine delibera-
tons of a responsible official body.
We are under u great many obliga-
tons to all OF our contemporaries for
their leniency, not to say Partially, to-
wards us, and we desire to thus pub
licly record our gratitude. To the
Appeal, Tribune, Enterprise. Ncws,
Reueilte, and Belmont Courier, we are
especially indebted for favors of the ma
ture indicated. Gentlemen, n and
all, accept assurances of our highest
appreciation and graft ude.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-13

A COURT RULINa.-George @. Can
non, the Delegate to Congress from
Utah, has managed tn escape punish
ment for his polygamous practices.
The gentleman is known to have four
or five wives, but on his trial the de-
tense set up was to the effect that his
polyYamous marriages had not oc-
Cured within two years of the date of
the prosecution. The prosecution adj
mitted the fact, and the Court decided
that It was the act Of communicating
the second or other marriage subse-
quent to the first which constituted the
offense under the statute; therefore
the prosecution was barred by the
United States Statute Of Limitation,
and the defendant was discharged.
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the Bouiangef divorce case. The little
ones, the elder of whom is not over six
years old, were placed on the stand
and asked which parent they preferred
to live with. They both answered
.'Father." Just before the father led
them away the mother vas allowed to
bid them goodbye. She embraced
them, and, overwhelmed with grief,
tainted. 1t vas al affecting scene, and
many of the spectators were moved to
tears.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.


The Late Explosion lien. Creek.
SAN FRANCISCO, April IL.
The inquest into the causes of the
death of tie victims of the explosion
al Hathaway's wharf will be cOnclud-
ed to-day. Before retiring to deliber-
ate on their verdict, the jury will be
taken TO the powder mill, where in
teresting experiments will be per-
formed with giant powder. The bod
les will be removed to-day for burial,
n of which il vet unknown, o stout
man, 5 feet six inches high, and red
hair. A vine and some flowers are
tattooed around each wrist, and Tour
spots arranged in diamond shape be-
tween the last joints Ot the thumb and
index finger ON his left hand. The
body will remain in the mOrguc until
III A. NJ, for Identified. ion.
The Board Of Fire Underw riters will
in, est;gate the cause of the late ex-
plosion; the cause of the scarcity Of
water for: the fire engines. and the
management OF the department on
that OCCASION.
The presence of Major General Geo.
Crook, US. A., will be formally fecog-
nized by the military and by a large
number of citizens this evening.
Brig. Gen. Cory, n. q. c., has or
dered the Second Brigade for u noon
light parade. Gen. Crook will review
the troops. A banquet will lie given
"a h Lick House, at = O'clock. About
so citizens will participate.
witnessing Expcrime~ss- Attempt
Ia burn retaiusnn -AemNsor jones
After More Mines.
SAN Francisco. April II.
The coroner's jury in The ease Of the
victims OF the late explosion at Hath
away's wharf went ont TO the cOmpa
ny's works, near Golden Gate Park,
this afternoon, and Witnessed a number
of experiments, designed To show the
-afeiy of handling the powder and to
sustain the theory that the explosion
was caused by fire communicating
with the caps used 10 explode the pow
Der. No verdict as IA yet been re-
turned.
An attempt was made, last Saturday
night, to fire Pelalnma in several
places. Two young men, residen = Of
Petaluma, we're arrested on suspicion
and confessed their gnilt. Both are OF
respectable %pareniaee and were brought
up in the town from childhood. 9th ers
are implicated.
Reports from Arizona state that Sem
atOr Jones has bought large interests in
Wallapai county AMI is shipping ma
cbinefy and supplies for immediate
work.
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power is happily insufficient to pro-
duce a good understanding between
the ~snvereigns oil nations concerned.
The Gazette thinks the same may be
said in regard to France.
The Paris MOniteMr semi officially
declared that France Is unanimous for
peace as u paramount necessity. She
is not cOnspiring against any one.
The French press generally concur in
this opinion.
LONDON, April IL.
Boynton has decided to repeat his
attempt to swim across the Channel,
BERLIN, April IL.
A bill has been introduced in the
lower house of the Prussian Diet to
abrogate the clauses OF the constitutions
which grant independent administra-
ton to ecclesiastical affairs and the un-
impeded intercourse of religious ASSOC
ciatiOns with their superiOrs. The bill
restricts the freedom of clerical ap-
pointments and makes their confirma-
ton indispensable to their legality.
PARIS, April IL.
The Government has seized a num-
Der Of Courbet's pictures under y decree
cohfiscating his property to defray the
expense OF restoring the Vendome col
.unnn. f.
LONDON, April IL.
The Bessemer's steamer, constructed
to the motion. of the sea,
made u satisfactory trial trip from
G~ravesend to Calais.
A Shanghai dispatch dispatch says
the two steamers, engaged in local
trade, came in collision, suddenly
sinking one and causing great loss Of
life.
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THE Call says the Connecticut cleo
ton lis q drawn battle 2" We are
thinking that if the defeat of two Re-
publican Congressman, the election OF
a Governor by an increased plurality
Of over 5000, and the Sac pledged to
vote for a Democratic President in case
the election goes into the House, is a
"draw," the Democrats will say let
us keep drawing" .
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-13

How DID He GET IT?-Dan De.
guile, of the Enterprise, advertises
the loss of a certificate of deposit OH
Wells, Fargo & Co., for 500. 1t may
tie that Dan. lost this certificates; but
where did he get the money to deposit?
Carson Appeal.
Dan. ought to have money to sell.
For years he has known more about
the lower levels of the Comstock than
any other man on 1t.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
ny Overland Telegraph.


New YORK, April IL.
This morning a fire originating in the
cellar of a fve-stOry stone building at
Nos. 81 and 80 Worth street, spread to
the lower floors of Nos. u and 63
Worth street, and No. 81 Leonard
street, causing a loss Of $3.50, 900.
Boston, Mass, April IL.
The prOprietnrs of Mystic Park an
nounce . purse OF $4,000 for the second
annual stallion ace open to all stall
lions ispN.sIHAda and the United States.
The military Mos 20 be- ssdeallca.
New YORK, April IL.
"A dispatch from Harrisburg states
that, IN accordance with General Lat
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-13

AFFECTING ScENE.-In the fifteenth
District Court, this morning, says the
San Francisco Examiner OF April 9Th,
Judge Dwinelle decided to commit the
care Of the two children t. the father In
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-13

A POLL TAX OF 81 Is NOW DUE THE
~ State, for the yenr 1873. by each male
over the age Of twenty-one and on
der sixty. Please Gull ut the Assessors Office
and settle. j.. C. POWELL,
apl3 County Assessor,
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PACIFIC CLUB.

A LII MEMBERS OF PACIFIC CLUB
IA will take notice that their meetings for
practice will DO on Wednesday,. friday
and sunday Evenings, at TX o'clock.
sharp, Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S time.
apI2-lm CHAS. FUCHS, Leader.
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MARRIED.

Mary Ann Bowen
In Carson, April 0. r. Crabb TO Mrs. NJ. +.
Pumprett.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-13
NEW Toby
Attention Guards!

VHERE WILL BE A SPECIAL \
i meeting of the Eureka Guards, at
Lieutepants and orderly Sergeant, on X
Thursday Evening, April ~, 1879,
ut IN o'clock, sharp. All membero are ro-
qucstod to be present to vote.
apl3-td j. Z. CULGAN, Captain.
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BORN.

BORN.
In Virginia. April 7. to the wife Of r, Gar
vey, q SOB.
In Virginia. April o, to the wife Of T. W.
Nuckols, a daughter,
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DIED.

In Lower Gold Hill, April y. Mary. daugh.
tor OF Matthew and Jane Trnrsn. agcd .
years.
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We have also on hand . large stock ci ,:sr
from New York Of French, Epgiish ~ M.
man Cloths, Cassimeers. Doesh ms ahs moi
ings. which We are prepared 70 n,aks ~.
the most stylish manner from tho lales. r M,
erns iron, tho east, having in our enip'o'I
ene Of tho best Cutters in the state
, 1875-07-18

~ IT, bfeE s:oae On TIE South sida; vii ~
e puns
~ 3NTED-5o on e5 FEET -OS NORTH =WEI,LS-
81 se sis ssst tsh'4p
IXT1STED-A NICE HOME WORTH $500 To
s..a Ed ID M dre,
yyrAvTED = RESIDENCE, s.. SO, W1THIN 10
w niles ii Court House; must s. bargain. ,only
Tribune onsee.
WASrED- RESIDENCE WoRTH f3o@ 70 $500
.a 's s e15s j hn'
WANTED - HuILD!SG-LoT 50 TO, loo FEET
'front.' near ksnwscd 5 Of Se,ea Sosth
Addrc.s P lN. Tribune othco.
WAETeD-FoR cAsH-A SMALL Ill FARM :A;Issi or fr,,T 2
r Sadpx nenE t2f ;s @ is1 ROOM nsoa
BIock, eotnef Madison aud Lasailo.sts.
7A6TEp-WELL LOCATED BRICK RESIDENCE
Wei! @ ioeatsa sanp 1 psaysa s haa..
to f'F' mo prices and E. Las.l,s
1usE ASp 1oT or Or
S.; ~ as:s .sstss E Sss1ss. & assas s.
WANTED-qo0P IMPRoXEpFM FARM q Pr PROPERTY T,
THAfEh Il ee5 g. oa:sS ass % oa'Sa'a
" property. valued ., se3 more. Wtl pay for
same !n.N0 in good Ralante purGhase-tnoucJ mort
ghsc Ill oa IN brick house and lot IL modern tHpsHc-
and uuincu1nbrred. C. g. TflAYER CO... 70 Wash
tngoa.st. -
MT ANTED-G0oD HOUSE. WITH . 70 5 FEET,
" between Halstod and RQhsS ss. Lake and Aistps-
81 & Sass S ss nsfSis Hsssas T Ga %
OF CLEAR UNlMpROIED
w. property ia South Chicago Or Hyde Park. for which
will see clear lots in Lake View Apply TO owner. l85
Dearborn st., Room 3.
{A!ANTED-A Lot, IMPROVED OR uNIMPROy:
u Cd ia North Dirisoa worth 2s oC0 to 8 . 90; will
rive in exchange rstcia*s, finely improved farm in
lows. So n.}cc1un to q smsH iucp,nbrauce+ CHARLES
\. HALE lis Randolph
, 1875-07-18
To RENT--HOuSES.

~---~-[~~~----e~
fFo RRNr-TWo TnREE:RToRY AND BASEMENT IS S,l
Al1o two-1to1y frame dwelling On MtehiEan1JaTip A2
ply at Office OF GE0kGE G. CLARKE, anu ef5st
RIO RKNT-YEW, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOUSE,
i 10. rooms. modern improvements: SOUTH slu6 4e
hshtful location; will font Is thre2 o S ans Aa
ro. KENr.NIoE CoTTAGE.HousEs 5:, QN VEST
KING, 145 Esst sadlsoa.st., 10 to- --
no RENf-6S yINCENNES-AV.t ssroKY AEp
hxsemsnt u1axbleont. furnished house, low; or will
rent roons.j
RIO RENT-A P1RTY WISHING 70 TAKE "A
furnished house In desirable location for one lnonth
Gan hear o splendid opportunity by aoafeesans ~
Tribune office.
no hENT-H0UsE-3ls 1LL1N0iS.sT.,. Is ROOMS;
Al .Sdsfa " err ltnpro'sments. Also largo barn. In
SUBURBAN.
ITO nENT-5-RoOM CoTTAGE AT WASHINGTON
sad .osie;y; IS % . monih. @ pr. LOWER rilht.
ITO RENr-A HOUSE N GENEVA, i'll, HAVING
large living room. paror, SIX bcdFoons hrge csl-
etc.. Will garden Of apple orchard some fruit
WI. II: ADAMS. Isl Washington IT.. Rooma
RIO RENT-A SEVEE-RoOM HOUSE At AUSTIN
q t{axe, N cents. for $t0 month. Apply to nHnrE,
". n. ABBOTT, lis South Giurk-st.
no RENT-Ar EHGLEWUoD:-TWOFI FINE HOUSES
IN this nost convenient Of suburbs. near dePots,
soS stts;'Bfs; BRos.. s 81 sfs Wsshiastoa.st % wv.
no RFNT-A FINE RESIDENCE FURNISHED OR
driro from qty Court Hpuae anu linn Of Inois Cen
IEal md: Raitimare Ohio Railroad Ap1ly = Lake:s
, 1875-07-18
BOOKS.


A T GlLBERTs OLD BOOK STORE. fSs SWs
q Ctaeket. Smiths History Of the Work, 1o!s-
g.; Mornnsea's History Of Home. 4 7oh, nux. %
mas Gsoloky> hsw. "a Work. Of Srenee.
and theoloetcsl ~orks. Good books uAtset S o<4s
HshEtefrs DtrtiouAr3.
, 1875-07-18
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

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erprDpax1 prnr rcrar1.
5l1 so6 = ts6An H7.AL e - =:
IT, ra1ST boz
rs. ssst yas !. Il
IS esaaos b. s1esjlsd B, anything In c@
VIII WI 6e sold On the san.t fa,orsb.o term.-
For ..,c Oh long tins 1e iots right the station It
In oa es q ep IT. nse Oh The Pit
burg Fort Wayne Kaiiis@&d4. I'd .,orr .x7uo,v
Ni+''ol a. : Bes1bo!n-st.
nass 81 "a t;s }5S5sa,,,.. .z
Broom sot.xe I'D IT. st GoasGs s,s g sao sc 9ny s
81 eSa I'll iIi buy new sn eotfaee .o iets :. De-
o ss Lsss ss bs1ass: assss e.
tssa S'sa' ~: M1 aEoWS: i: iss.ils.E keea : z7
FOR sALE1AT DEsPLA1SEs' THE hfai 0o'''
s1a S pa1 month for finest soo lots offered
oasn sess tri
sss f. q hsa's sss
Edmund =: sIiLEs = -; ;T ,,17
+ bui,dax eeteissi saa s6of 5ase pobaaly 5esshet
5e1s sss +
I =.
and Rdgeland 1n long tilna ana; u auaa1pn ~ y 20
prlce q lots Wf1 s9an m ot ~
pom sALE15 1oRGS AsSR COTTAGE =. e I AT J H9 e
road. Ptie- se eo DOWN. balance y p9nshty; ohs:
9.ys HetasoA ana hono@s' o. ". nant11' 'Nootn -
y Llask-st.
FoE SALE1rWo "A IoIS NEAK At,vS;! GArHobb,e b,1
s.n s..s IF e.sh: JAMES Gso1utES, Rsan1, 1sa l..
sale-st.
I1UK SALF-&lno WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL LOT
L At Park Ridge us down and Is month until until
PAID one BLOCK from depot f[Spe<y snn"n tfee. Cea
est psopery i9 afket As9 GIens9s ot u sAno 1e1os
and prieas. IRA BNo"N, l0 Lasalic.st koD.o =.
E7uN sALE-s'e9 WILL AUY LOT At AUSTIN.
y $l9 down. An1 $l0 month 9nili pau ptopefftJ
shown froe cheapest il market; ,ands
II JEHeftou Couug, l At SaN1 pE1 AGta' oo1AAaA4As
oAoo.. =! aao''ona.:
FOR SALE-CHEAP-0SE ACKk Ot tRDUND.
i bear osw rolling mus South Chicago Address Z
u, Tribune ohce.
sad isrse lats ia Enxewood. ,csy cheap. long tmr
monthly nayments. Rr1DD 20 Wa.hingtor-s IT.
-. - - ~ ;7
k'OR SALts.-uh !NAnE ,fuh HgftSSh Ar1 N.Y.,
g, : Iot 6st%0fn " washington he12nh. ADDRESS
IT, tribune ot1eo --------
houses jost completed lake ~aer aud other modern
W7iT Am 4 1iEEEER Oxners nj 'iAWndala Subdl
vision, las Lasalo-st-
L7oK sAlE-OK ENCHANGE-AT OAK PARK, 4
tske Ghsaes ptosedt Fl Is sss6 I'D tinio At
, 1875-07-18

0ec$ oAAA A@~A+f - 4ANAAAk@a
!
~,.>-c1.! - 49, as9512:
GasSsao2@5 e. s9tds iS I'd ii L
I'D II rhtra-av brick building in suite. Of thro.
IL fhi1ss4s i 4s to &C. f piee,,a.nsa $50 to s
saa .a., afs i ssss Sc e opposite Grand
~! st M IA g. a
frnsbed; eau also oitsf rooms. com IS centrssy. -
ns5ss e 1t Billion Sp \ s sS & M
1uG ~. !, UrSa, s RI ~ 1NT Nn;riV-FnRNisE1nn
1oon: from Il 10 Is per xeek + Holt HOUSE. sofnss
OF ;, Fl
so.o =. -
rooms vith or without board at Isl South Peota.s.
eoFns1 nysaaS, = =;z7s:,; -: :,
| 'T'O RENT-FURSIsHED ROOM WITH USE OF
ktiehen rl bs rented shsap; ~ Ns1th y Fsniina;st
aaas.: co.. 5,7sz77z ~ 5777, : -,
rooms t. Dt:,t Hloek. Ro corner Randolph and Dear
1s.1 =; :; = - 1e1o5 - .: mr. =
iarpsh ant rSo ith - eo.es tx eta "
fxslith..l. 1900. 01-sN. 1*N1'' - -@'
| mo REST-FIiRSiSHFD ROOMS: Apply At
Room a. ls4 md I'D e.. w..hI stoa:st.
I'm ~ RTyT:. FIYE1w ;-fSf Ff7RS7saE1 Roo7. n
eatIon vcr5 desirable; and sagas pasa the door
964 WAbazh-av.
no RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT HOON. FOR
one o. two gentlemen. at 6o5 West M&dson-st. Call
eonoa5' ou'' ~
ITO RENT-A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE ROOM
tSf o39 or .0 Renteeo South
%FSTsifE M az faRFF ROOMS Rz7a
1vess Msdison:st: ~ -11' -N>'o-0S''&''1' -
no KENT-VERY DESIRABLE NEWLY FUR
a'snsa q 81 mFGM3t M nng.o OF En- SUITE with or without
- - -.se.e ---
ITO RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS AT l94
Gasrkst: kst:------ -------~z-..
no REST-FURE1SHED FLOOR FOR BOARD OF
j fwo. with privilege Of other bparder4 now In tha
hense; locality UNSURPASSED. Address " 1s. Tribune
@Aaee.
no RFNT-FTVE OR SIX ROOMS WITH MODERN
/ imprnYcments at Az Sonth pnrk-.y Tnonfre m
ptemscs
Ff7O RENT -asf MICHIG AN.AV LAKE 'FRONT.'
L front room furntsbcd fur one or two ceutIoment
Heferancss required.
THO Observation-Disclosures OR TjVFTRNIStjF1
1 roon. nior.ant retnectabIo md che,n win md
dolph-st. @' ~>.~', ~ ~ '
L for tuo or three Ecu:lernoa, a. 80 Ohiu-st.
r.,, pt-er rt,or1e41Cp -pon,.s-- IN ~
, 1875-07-18
HOUSEHOLD GDODas

| RARGA1NS Il Fl M PARLoR sGfTs-,1 777ss
some nav Walnnt aad terry pa.os .ait, al - -.
hcads. covered with rica English terry, yurb IESSsas Eas
.iFes ~. for sas At 70: 1nasnidcsns vaas: &,
essa ii! @ 's ss i::s Rsasnes ga r. i
| (!ARPETs on ,iNsfAEL,iExrs. At FaicFS;a7
Hln,se. th1 s,s1 bstofs Ws go # sss =
prices lowe than you navo t.r ifteen ~. .s
Ps, {ea to s;5 s5amqe our prteo, The onl,
EpihE fRE6A sEpsrsaJ' e J' q
1RocKERr' cRocKERT3 cRocKERfFa5f7s
Ensll.h ona c1aeserS aiso 6ne xls.s.a.s Ss.s
GGsoths Go W.; .a,,esyt1 q ;ey lo' pEee'
y Et.a you good Brussels aad tnxfaia es.p.ss u y
Ri'ssi aa vi iSw sfsi d1eTa Bnos 49,
| CARPETS CLEANED, ALTERED. AND i.fS
wIifEs wHIafi9'Es s'Hs5:ssa s5Ss Co.
FURNITURE Or ALL KINDS oS Isi1u.
b!e-top eh,nber 5rts s.! s53 s6 sfI fosss.s l. =
backs sad eh punx q sa asoslir .o}d ti' :. s'e e :
rs" RE sald G.etos s'sf s. gs1t &C. = =
Poaaa an3a hat tsnn. u IL s
thri! selections :9r tutura dsliEey e&a Do &d d
~ Tneso a. sna ~Rea ~ w1ntsd It te
tastaEents dns prices aad tsrrn+ are uaeQ ased ss
fi fsas CT 'ixs 1sa c6 ;'.,'ss asiss Ssa
! FoR sALE-cRlMsoy TERRY PARI0R II;
enc rosewood msrols-top chamber .et: o=skai
tee h aod xeAsa
sapa: e1ssf:ty surt ~. sad ss;fs,. 1.ss.ss -
CHEZ aaa e'Aa'' al 'eoea' ''f CASH address q 7sr
T,i;6 ~ 7;7a5 6 57 : = 5a;z,;z,
taes Of * Or esbt ea@, ios rsat lo.: d I'd e. Z
psir and aeigabo'heod. Wo.. s1ds eoa,aa.eas = II
dfes, S. T1oas Hafess oes OK .s's' sa ''E'
EoR s,LE-TaE ENTIRE coyTKSTs d J
.0.1q one. aaassss "a tnoana o.ese:
leepinx foE saie ehaap Il ssi W.h.sh..1. ,''4~
i hT5.rooEn cottage. Cottase to eens- Addex II
l5'oaas - ~ once: = a. - z--z=..=.. -
70 10 CaEAP HI: JOINS IN r. rLAcE. 4! g Rfsr Lk1s
eets ee. besfeada. bed I 81 70 U.s. q sases' sasa e. n
er tp paee & e soa paf r. H.
whn1c naeias iii .a S ,E Su1af ,o y M e
sad snail psstts is 'e'' '''' ''' ny p'o'' e'.1 -
aned o4 Asn s,. 9Sas, T
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! RIO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ia THROOP-sT.
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no RENr-Two VIM F,fRNisERn FRGS7
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no REYT-A LARGE FRONT ROOM WIFI 4T.
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no RENT or ROOMS Avn R1RE- T0ERTf7Fa
or separate, 10 painter to d. sao work 81 shoto.
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4 tes. q q, Iribune Office <~~4'1 <1@''
no KEHT-oEE VERY pLEAsASST LARGE ROOM,
bath toam 4so. % barn ,. M we.t Moo1osss s S'' AD'
no REXT1rvRTlsaED ,KooYg FoK Any
dress Is. T Tribune , ofice. @'u' "''' '''ao%'s 1o
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V1DR RENT-PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS NICELY
i fu.niseed, down town Cheap. % East Van Bnsen,
rI,O RENT-A PLEASANT SUITE OF ROs;MS.
or less, brick building southwest corner jackson
at and ucdeu-aY. Apply on the promises.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-01-15
CORRESPONDENCE.
FROM SEWARD.


EDITOR ADVANCES: Not having seen
any notice of our corner in your col
umns lately, thought perhaps word
from here would not be amiss. The
greatest excitement we have, is over
the supplies which are coming in.
There has now been enough sent in
here to enable our people to combat
the seventies of winter pretty comfor-
tably, and, with very few exceptions,
our people evince thankful DISPOSE
ton for the favors received and evince
determined disposition to stick to
their claims through thick and thin, and
we think that in the future some i'm
portance may he attached to our corner
of the garden. In looking through
your columns, ina recent issue, l am
unable to agree with MAX" as to the
soil between Lemars and Fort Dodge
being equal to that Of Mobiles county.
It is not to be compared with ours.
Our people are contented and social,
and although we burn hay, yet all are
happy and are patiently waiting for
the spring, when we will 60 to work
with renewed vigor, strong of arm and
heart to wrest from our beautiful prai-
RIGS the riches they hold in their grasp.
OBSERVER.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-01-15
SHERIDAN'S PLAN.

On0H1DAN eAAN
General Sheridan's despatch to the
Secretary of War has / he true ring. He
recommends that Congress pass an act
declaring the Ku Klux banditti, so that
they may be tried by military commits
sion. The rebels and the Democratic
papers have set up their usual howl at
this, but We most earnestly hope this
plan, or some oae equally summary, will
be tried. Every hing else has failed
and the poor negroes are slaughtered by
hundreds in cold blood while the Ku
Klux 60 unpublished. There are dis
eases which nothing can rsnch but the
knife, and we say let the scalpel Ike Wig
orously applied. Good men are becom-
ing disheartened at the imbecility of
the government in not reaching and
Furnishing the Southern savages. One
of tie bloodiest outrages in history is
going on day after day under our very
noses, and the mighty government of
the United States virtually confesses
its inability to correct the wrong by
any civil power. BY all means, then,
let the military arm he invoked.