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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-20

Neyiny lyneovan- Il beiiefons
taine, Ohio, telegrafovalo sc "A.
zafi o vykonans tam lyme justici
ma listen Schellovi, kteryz zatscn
a uvsznsn byl pro domsle zavr2z-
dsni lsiete dfvky, jmenem Laug-
hlinovs. Schell zatGen lyneovan
Ia udani manzelky sye, kteraz
pred porotou koronerovou nsini-
la tyto vypovsdi: " den vrazdy
Fekl mi manzel m0j, ze Laughii-
move usini dive nasili pax ii
zavrazdi, k temuz vyhlidl 81 Wy.
iifGku JEFF na prochazku ma tyz
den urSenou. Zarovch vyhrozo-
val mi zabitim, odvazim Ii sc jej
nasledovati do blfzkeho haze,
kdez yrazda spachana- Pc dvou
hodinach vratil sc dom0, fka, ze
nepodafilo sc mu dfvku zprzniti,
jelikoz sc zoufale branila, zavraz-
dill il al. obavaje sc yyzrazeni."
-Vypovedi tyto spdsotily V O.
byvatelstvu belefontainskem roz-
eileEf velike; noel o III hodine
vedrala Sc tlupa zakuklenc0 do
venice "a vyvlckse Schella, povs.
sill BIO, "a ptitomnosti nejmene
600 shlnknuvsiho sc Iidu, IA mel
blizsim stroms. Schell do posled-
niho okamziku dovolaval sc ne
vinnosti sve, vsak nepoptano mu
sluchu vnbec.
Teprve po vykonane lyncjusti-
ci pfedsevzata prohlidka mrtvoly
zavrazdsne. v jedne ruce, pevne
zatate, drzela chomae vlas0, cd
vIastnich rozhodne sc lisieich
byly barvy temnsJsi hrubsi.
Take nepodobaly sc vlasGm
SehelIa, kterez rovnez byly svet>
lejsi a jemneisi. komsi napadlo
porovnau jes vlasy manzelky
Schellovy a IN ku vseobecnemu
prekvapenf shledano, &c Jim ma
vlas podobaji. Teprse nyni vzpo-
mcnuto vypovedi Schellovy, &c
manzelka jeho choya proti za>
vrazdsne bezpodstatnou zarli-
vost, vzpomenuto rovnez, ze ma
domelem vrahu vzdor nejbedlis
veJsimu prohlednuti nenalezeno
ami neInepatrnejsf znamky krva.
We, Jeste mnohe jIne, 6emuz v
dfiveJsim poboufeni sluchu nepo-
piano, svedeilo nynf rozhodne
pro nevinnost Schcllovu, az kos
necne zmocnilo sc shromazdenf
hrozne pfesvedSeni &c nikoh
schell, nybrz zena jeho skuteGnou
jest vrazednici "a nyni dvojnasob.
nou: Laughhn ,ve manzela
sveho.
Nasledovavsi vyjev tezko lze
popsa Namiste coby hroxny
skute 4yneovniky pfivesti mel k
vedomi spachaneho xloeinu na
nevinnem Schellovi, roxliceni sa.
pail SC po Schellove, chtfce mfru
hrlzy tehoz dne drvrsiti-vraz
dou tfeu. Ufadu $ neIvstsfm ma.
mahani podafilo SC Schellovou
odstraniti, dopravena jest dc
mesta sousedniho, jelikoz Belle
fontaine nebylo by il mozno pred
lyn6ovanim zachraniti.-
Desny tento pfipad truchlivym
opetns jest dokIadem, jak nebez
,eSnou zbranf rukou lidu jesi
nahly soud 0yncjustice). v kra
jinach pomsry spofadanymi .
ustalenymi, jakoz pfitomne shle'
davame ma ysech stranach tets
Is vymiakou jednotlivych odleh
ISch koDeIn Texasu q nekterycf
,eritoriiD, IA zadnych okolnost
nahly soud nelze ospravedlniti
Mdxar pravf vrah tfmt6z praveu
hledati Sc mexi davem lyncovnf
ko, jako jej roxIicen6 mnozstvl
vidi ' obSti sve. K9zby pffklad
tento pfispsl X xamezeni kfikla
veho tohoto xneuxiyAnf spravedl
nosti, kterez bohuasl rok cd roks
v zemi nasf stale - sfff. ZAkony
miue xde dosti pFfsn6, aby spra'
vedlnosti stalo SO po privu; bo
haiti zIocineov6, kterSmx obytej
, ne podaFf - zaslouzen6 sibenic
uniknossi, stejnx ] pied nkhltu
sDudam Ida ip0u iisti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-20

Charlie Ross. z neastenstvf
pfi anosG Charlieho Rossa usvsd-
eeny Westervelt odsouxen byi k
sedmiletemu vezeni. Pravi sc, re
ukradenS hoch ukryva sc v jed
nom nabozenskem isiavu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-20

Prvni snih. v Syracuse n. \.
slime padal IL. fijna snih. Podob-
ne zpravy dochazejf z Ca nady. L
Colhngwoodu napodlo noci ma
Il. fijna ma 6 palcd snshu a snezi-
10 pres cely den jeste.)
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-20

V Bostonu seprali sc l2. fijna
diva kluci l2Iety l5lety, synove
pi. Samuelovy, ktera Je hledels
roztrhnout, byla vsak pfi tom tax
tezce poranena, &c "a nekohk ho-
din Zemfela.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-20

Eovstanl. Jest sfa>rnSms ks-
Ady, klo bsl p-a~irxFely. bSl
zafsen = pax s.lprasrn a
Imsni leho xAhaveno. Tax
ssieleno mi dn~s kostaini
q. ke i.yle a. kaFi y Rl1ri
osipraxene os1n ols-ha-lnika.
Byly Jim p--lS~rz~nx n~pra-
ve doFisv. jakoby bSh pa
vo@lcl povstanis na Eaklasis
tsho Vyns->en a vxkeaan rssz-
saslek-
ksle ehs'e mltl p~slern .
hosF-siafStxi turssskeaa. mR-
ii visieti hoakSs apr-hlska
ma IiErmi rakeusksua. E-llega
tenn - xnasi blis a ns-i.o-
starsk na eblies.ii. F-ssissrh-
M Ien nsSfersh,s uprchlGks.
kiyk vypras uje. JAKE atra-
py musll saesti : baslss -.
domnlvati. h, Eii<s stFsslo-
veku- NeuslyslS ne2 . xra-
ale, pal-ai. prxnsnI y nara-
Assai m kal a E--L mnecnl.
p = al hr6za ssls-e;,ie -
ssatne Isoa Es-a4n@ talsts.sl
NJ = nsvynsS.-ii svS gtrapy
IA esliv; vs~- n - llna xsia
lesinak tax ohye~5n8. he Ani
ne,hap.su r-siiveni psssla-
I ehasas mimo - nerasis ~
pravuii a. StrAcha. abs iim
- ns-Sks=lilo r.exsisii DstAv
a keny uprehlikn jsou xs.lrai
skFosnaS a haxlive = ne2e
6vaji. ale pF1lmajl ka1siS
~ssl=. menSi dar,.k xs-lnl xalssss-
NJ. Ma vss-eh silnielch \
Horvsfsku a ve Nolenske
hranfS-i >~skas 81 = tlnfsGEni
upreslika. jiA i hieSls5 n.,-
vou xlaSf- Naxl k.snesa sta
Ia dsseytka. an nsalvrh ~
zes.h le~ioa dltky : ssarri.
vxasla lsisa seny Zssay -
blesteny Isoa vstsinaa ve
- asetni s2f. lskobs chtely
utiaiti dsbry d.5eEn as sVe
move krajamy kda& bsslleli
F~,blt1 hrsnic xarhFanili
lnaSni a ssAsla "a. Il vsak
kslo1 nyai PtichAzejs. ncza-
chranili nie. uaimo hahk Al
vt. Farzi aaP.ska1 zabaxa-
li ssaahem jEnNni kfpssAnAv
a zats Sail \ stfilsii Haaxe
BoAa dlk. a. jess | IA selani
mslka. taA g. il uasllsa sllt-
ky pEeor<lltis linak by hyli
VSlehRi xfrareni.
prchlissi sGeaajl a aeieu
na es-sy = Gfasly turs~ske.
ale na vyssi kRexStxo ~
eke. Bs~enskA eirkex pra.
Seslsvna r-o-ltt<eus le~t ~
pfesls-sls.h.s st.sls-ti Fsatriar-hu
v CarihraslS Ten,o sse : u
IsoSsaral. sby - ia r,z.,al
Rex nc dostah / vysslnl
hosino>ten cirkesnlms ve-
skera mista So Pr-iaVali-
kapni eeaa efsarshse H.
skalsstNil less aanoa3S .
. hromna, a obyeeine farN
- plati u 3al l-ls. daksIa
hne1stso neana pa lsns
snahy. nez lak by = ida
ha~ins xsts1ihs = tnreck
vlssla T-oslp- rue sass s.,astA,
va, p-snsvaslA il sIory maezi
duelsoynimi spraxri a elxss-
mi s-ea IA prs,Sps~hu- -
kf>ssf a o-lslavky bere - n
boxolna stela. obsewlns -
E nlaff issbxe KEN Il. K.assa.s =
ovee neb krava-
Zpravy tyto lsou tina a
! vaznsJsi, &c Psssatssl less Ne
mec a n~lze ma tadlz xvtx
] kaGl. &c b. stranll p,vstal
cam na aimu Turkn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-20

Sure Philipp Wendell vedou
spolu ostrou poIemiku Y novinach
o otaxce penszni. Jak Sc jiz ga
mo sebou rozumi, zasiavi Wens
dell papfry.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-20

Vrah Pemberton, ccrnoch, kite
rt jak jsme sveho 1asu oxnAmili
Eavrazdil pf. Brighamovou, by
g. fijna V Bostonu popraven.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-20

n kesfalnice se dsxisla
I'D. Ztg. So ine "a. xafi.
>p-.jenI IA hranlelch j. L.
plne xauaez-n<,s p>su<vaslk
Enre~ks afasly vsem ciEiaram
zakaxaly pfistap sio R,sny
basfsi raks'asks osSar Sill
nae. ps-iehns - xarhaxa
rakoasko I Turswku- We xSe-
rslsam h5i Paalo -.0 Tar
IA. srbsks zpraxo~ial Mao
Ersasanin byl 81 p-slscejai-
ho kosnisafe karilee vyK.,-
vsxen. &C le rs<iezn q tai@n-
ske hranic~.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-20

Spolkovi vlada nejevi posud
kadnou chut xakro5iti Mississip.
pl,ponsvadz tamnf spory jsou po.
vahy tist1 osobnf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-20

Konvenci 6crnochd Georgii
SO odrocila, vyjadfIys, nsktera
pfani eerneho obEanstva.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-20

orpravs kap<e Nakis~
siavIsla - s-Ohxxer s-><lela-
le - nam. Dc ehteli Tar.i
ns takitl ls.ssl daksfa.
Eonsssdf nenaehl tolik pla-
TN. xahabsli ho. sby tina %
hosllnsji xahaviti uehli
xnasnS lehe iaSak- keiina
leho xavezena eSsl ~ a.
Male Asse. dsufsme vssk.
ke ro<lafi - il utses, aez ha-
dssa sncri tureSti e~tniri ten.
to ukrutns rcxzasiek syko-
nzfi-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-20

kanalnf ring. homise povsfe-
na vysetfovanim podvod6 kama
list6, podala gav. Tildenovi ses
stou zpravu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-20

Ia masic zaff, zmensil sc spoil
kovS duh s3.342. .562. 2.62-
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Statnf N. Y. senator johnson
zemfel.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-07
Mike Downey, Battle Mountain; also


Mike Downey, Battle Mountain; also
bills and other papers containing MS
name; also the keys to the cabin,
which l afterwards tried and found TO
fit; also four quar,er-dollar pieces
blackened by fire, and the pocket aioro-
said was stained with blood. The hat
was fourd in good con iition in hole
about two feet from the remains. L
found in it two holes which | sup
pose to be shot holes. / also found
blood stains on the ground near by
and on the remaining clothes. The
skull WAS severed from the body and
apparently uninjured. Everything Tell
apart when the remains were disturb
ed. The general belief in the neigh
borhood is that there has been foul
play. Some OF the Indians expressed
to me that if they could see Joe Wood,
with whom they can converse in their
own language, they would throw some
light on the subject. The jury, after
hearing the testimony, rendered the
following verdict:
We find the deceased was named
Michael Downey, was a native OF Can
ada, of Irish descent, aged about 3s
years; that he came to his death about
six weeks ago, in this county, having
been found in aulch about mile
west of S. NJ. Bailey's ranch. near the
Austin AMI Battle Mountain stage
road, by means of being shot with
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-07
NYE COUNTY ITEMS.

From the Belmont Courier Of the Sd.
lone AND ELLswoRTH-Those who
have stuck to lone and Ellsworth
since the Fall of 1868, are about to re-
alize their fondest hope-an opportun-
ity for the treatment of their ores in
their own districts. We understand
that an Eastern company, owning
mines in both districts; have shipped
from the city Of New York the neces-
sary machinery for the construction of
. concentrator. One of the company
--or an agent--is expected out from
Rochester, New York, about the lst of
this month duly, and after an exam
ination of the situation, will determine
which Of the two localities is the most
feasible for the erection OF the concen
traitor. Such being the case, we may
shortly expect to learn that lone and
Ellsworth have become scenes Of busy
life and happiness.
STARTED UP.-The hoisting works
at the El Dorado South Consolidated
Co.'S new perpendicular shaft started
up on Tuesday last, and is running
along smoothly, raising dirt from the
bottom Of the shaft. The contractors
are down several feet on the second
20O-foot contract.
DEFINED. - County Surveyor Geo.
Ernst completed q survey Of the boun-
Diary line between Nye and Esmeralda
counties, Q few days since. As has
been expected, Nye county loses all
tho taxable property, Aida, Monte
xuma, etc., falling on the other side OF
Jordan.
BoNp Filed. Stininger succeeded
In getting the requisite bondsmen In
the amount OF 5000, for his appear
ance before the next Grand Jury, 10
answer to the charge of manslaughter.
ANNUAL ELECTION - The annual
elootiOu Of the Monitor Belmont MIN
ing Company takes place on Monday,
the I'd day 0f August.
THE Courier has changed It's pub
lisatioL day from Saturday 70 Friday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-07
FOR E!cN NE w 8.
The Floods in France-IEOw the
Fourth way Observed fn Ion.
don.

LONDON, July 5.
The Standard special dispatches re-
port 81 bridges destroyed by the flood
in Southern France. The rains con-
tinue heavy and incessant.
The festival given by the Americans
at the Crystal Palace this evening, to
celebrate the 99th anniversary of the
Declaration of Independence, was one
of great fnagniiicence. The Marble
Hall and banqueting room we're beau;i-
fully decorated, and were crowded with
n brilliant assemblage of both Ameri-
cans and English. At the dinner that
followed the days proceedings, patri-
otic and courteous toasts were answered
by Schenck and Freeman I'll. Morse.
More of the American Banquet in
l0as,O1.
LoNDoS, July 6.
At the banquet in the Crystal Palace
last night, Schenck, on proposing the
health of President Grant, dwelt on
the pride and attachment Americans
had for their country; they were loyal,
because the Constitution and Govern
ment are of their own choice: and they
were loyal to the Executive for the
same reason. He alluded 10 the Won
Oorlul ilidteFldI PROGRESS oi tlo tiiitet
States, and said both England and
America had derived benefit from the
declaration Of independence. Friend
ly feelings are now the rule between
the people OF both countries. NJ. r.
Owens referred to the late civil war,
and said he knew the Queen never
turned against America in the day OF
trouble.
Esuei Between French Jouruaiisfs.
PARIS, July G.
A duel was fought Yesterday in Bal
erin between two Partisan journalists
Rosaitir. of lie Prcssc. and Perevier
Of lie Figaro. The latter was wound
ed in the chest and arm.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-07
JOHNNY BULLS BACK UP.

The American residents of London
celebrated the Goth anniversary
Of American Independence with great
pornp and brilliancy, and the banquet
given in the evening was attended by
= large number Of distinguished Eng
lishmen, who seemed to vie with the
Americans in doirg honor to the occa-
sion. The London press is dissatisfied
with the demonstration. The Standard
says the banquet was not only in bad
taste but was as we'll an insult to loyal
Englishmen. We could not decipher
the whole of the &anda rd's ill-natured
remarks, as furnished by the tele-
graph, but we gathered enough to
know that that journal was extremely
angry about the little affair. 1t does
not think that it was just the th;. for
Englishmen to grow enthusiastic over
the disasters of their own Government,
and goes on to say that "the American
insurrection was about the most un-
provoked rebellion in history" 1t
proceeds to add further, as We inter-
pref the dispatch, that English forbear-
ance is now met by insult and abuse
from Americans. 1t also talks about
Englishnen cringing to fiattery at the
banquet and says this is styled, in csr-
tain quarters, reconciliation. We arc
only sorry that our telegraphic report
was SO badly junbled, for there is I'M
questionably "nutriment" in the
Standards criticism. But, really, is it
not rather late in the day for English
men to prate about their forbearance
in connection with that "unprovoked
insurrection," particularly when the
result of the contest is taken into con-
sideration? We never knew before
that there was much opportunity for
the display of forbearance on the part
OF the vanquished. The Standard
probably forgets that Johnny Bull came
off second best in that memorable
conflict. At all events, its criticism of
the American banquet appears to have
been in worse taste even than the ban
quet itself, admitting that the Ameri-
cans may have thrown their hats ever
SO high In the air and cut up all man
ner of offensive capers in the exubsr-
ance of their patriotic joy on that par
ticular occasion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-07
asks to have subpnnas issued to all of
the defendants to apI ear and answer.
Casualties OF She Fourth,

asks TO nave SuDpCenaS issued TO all OF
the defendants to apI ear and answer.
Casualties OF She Fourth.
New York. July6.
Seventy three accidents occurred yes.
terday from fireworks and pistols.
Two persons were fatally wounded
and one young lady was killed out
right by stray bullet. Three young
men were drowned at Rockaway.
In addition to those reported injured
by the railway accident at Rockaway,
Mr.. Poppenhauser, President of the
Road, was seriously hurt.
Accident to a Steamer-Ten Lives
Lost.
NORFOLK, July 6.
The steamer Isaac Bell colided with
a smaller steamer last night. Seven
persons were saved out of seventeen
on board.
A Policeman Killed.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa. July 6.
At Tamagra, last night, Frank Vast,
a policeman, while on duty, was shot
and killed by stranger.
A German Girl OutraGed-Tired at
Kansas city.
ST. LOUIS, July 4.
A German girl, named Lizzie
Schmidt, aged seven years, was out
ragged and killed near Afalton street,
Saturday night. A man named Hol-
man has been arrested at East st.
Louis on suspicion OF being the guilty
party.
A fire at Kansas City yesterday de-
stroyed S9S,000 worth of property.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-07

The latest from the Tilton- -Beecher
scandal is that everybody is going to
sue everybody else for perjury. Judg-
ing from the way the principal wit
nesses contradicted each other we
should think score or two cases OF
this character might be made to stick.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-07

SUICIDES are becoming alarming)y
frequent on the Pacific Coast. Our
Western dispatches to-day give ac-
counts of no less than three.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-07

Measure for Measure notes the ar
rival at Battle Mountain Of the en-
gineers engaged to survey the Austin
and Battle Mountain railroad.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-07
SsTGNlsT gloNong.

Those diplomas, together with testimonials
from the first European physicians, may be
seen in his office.
pr. Dobrens may be rrivately and conf
dentially consulted upon al classes Of chronic
diseases and diseases OF the Generatlve @r-
gsns, Nervous Debility, Sperma'orrhan,
or Seminal Weakness, Strictnres OF the
Urethra, Gleet-,he worst cases: Throat,
Lnng, Liver and Kidney affections, skin and
contagious diseases, venereal or otherwise.
In conclusion, the Doctor desires 10 state
that every patient treated by bim viii re-
ceive a'Guarai.ty OF speedy aasd Per
iliment Cure.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-07

The telegraph brings information OF
accidents aud fires in all directions on
the 4th. The number of casualties seem
much larger than usual. Seventy
three are reported in New York.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-07

AssEssMENr.-The Imperial Mining
Company has levied an assessment of
one dollar per share, delinquent Au-
gust Sd.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-07
M,nEGs AND SHELTERS

Will End il to their advantage in consulting
DR.. Uobrenz in eases OF Lead and Mineral
Poisoning, in the treatment o. which his sac-
e. IS in tAs mining cauips Of Nevada, Utah I,
ETC., hiss been enormous.
For private diseases. etc, no mercury used.
The fullest guarantees given!
Persons at distance may be cured at
home by addressin. a ls,t-r to lir. Dobrcn~,
postofice box 70. 81. Elrekn. Nevada. stat
Ing case, symptoms lensth vi time the dis
ease has continued.
.Ess- CHARGES MODERATE. 10
ivs
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The I0usth ia 'FriscO-Cnsuaitic
Of the Nay-Suici1cs.
SAN FRANCISCO, July


SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.
Independence Day was observed
with much spirit yesterday in This city.
The procession was long and imposing
and the literary exercises at the Pavil-
ion of a high order.
The annual regatta of the Master
Marines Association was fine race,
the schooner Cassie Hayward taking
the first prize.
A number of minor accidents occur
red and The fall of about one hundred
feet of awning on Market street, while
the procession was passing, injured a
number of persons.
Jas. w. Brand, OF Read & Brand,
commission merchants, attempted to
kill II woman of the town, At her house
ON the corner OF Third and Stevenson
streets, and then blew his own brains
out. Tho cause was her refusal 10 live
with him. The woman was slightly
wounded.
Robt. White, a groceryman on How
ard street, committed suicide by cut
ting his throat with pocket knife, and
German named Schluckebin hung
himself to a tree near the Preside.
During the regatta a man, name un-
known, was knocked overheard from
the schooner Bill the Butcher, and was
drowned.
The Downey Murs.er-Silver Ship
ment-The Fourth at Austin.
AUSTIN, New, July &.
The Coroner returned yesterday
| morning from I}ailey's ranch, where
he had been To hold an inquest on the
remains of Michael Downey, found
| under circumstances already publish
ed. The Coroner has furnished us the
| following statement Of circumstances
of the case, which contains the gist Of
| the testimony adduced: l found the
remains about one mile west of Bailey's
ranch, down all embanknent, in u lit
| tie gulch covered with from four to six
| inches OF sand. They had been burned
up, or nearly so, and there was dead
sheep on top of them. After uncover
ing the body, found it stretched out
the full length; though badly burned
| and charred the boots were distinctly
recognized by II. Walters to be the
boots of Michael Downey, as they
were sewed with huckskin strings.
The pants were comparatively sound.
In one pocket ! found pocket hook
containing two letters, addressed 70
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SOCIABLE!
Grit e rion Hal,
"Wednesday Evening. July "a ~

vTlIE UNDERSIGNED, MEMppps .
i Reclamation Lodge No. 70 IpIM n 0P
propose to give u NhCk-TIE Suci' suoiSS;T,
CRITERION HALL. over o. Dunta1I 1IpnLEa At
store, Eureka, Nevada, on WEnV'rSsnVo. 4 nVo.
EVENING. JULY IA, 1875, DN lsDAY
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TO THE LADIES.

DR.. Dobrenz merely states that hs may be
coniidentiaiiy consulted On all disc Incl
dental to lemaIes.
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Tick cts. 81.

Admitting gentleman and ladies-to h. l.,
ut the drug store OF L. j. Schneidnr " nsa ~
otowell, and DR.. Terry, aIsoiat ys,s,.I ", \.
Franhln's, and .. Dunhel & Co.'S: slso, lIv,gIsS g.s
the menIbe and the committee 1' "0l
NJ. l.. FOLEY.
I. ). ANDERSON.
". NJ. MOODY.
Z. X. DODGE.
-, ". II DAVENPORT.
bhrcha' ouiy l. lo"-td Comnitiec.
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PACIFIC COaST DISPATCHES
PROM CALIFORNIA.
S:aGc Robbed.

JACKSON, Cal, Jnly 6.
The stage from Fiddie.own while on
the road down TO connect with the
Iatrobe stage, was stopped by masked
men about O'Clock this morning and
robbed of $1,000 in bullion. one man
was armed with pistol, the others
with axes. The bullion was the clean
up Of the Pheuix Gold Mining Com
pauy, of Plymouth. Up to | p. II. to-
day nothing is known to have been
discovered of the robbers.
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EASTERN DlSPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.

ESPECIAL. TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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DR. DOBRENZ Is A REGULAR GRAD
- uate of the universities Of Berlin, Ger
man Empire, and Murzbnrg. Bavaria. and
received his diplomas as Doctor Of Medicine
and Surgery, ETC., with tho