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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-17

BALTIMORE, February lO.-Flour Quiet
anh unchanged. Wheat steady; Pcnnsyl.
vania red " 1Sai ~. Corn stronger; west
ern mixed IKE. Oats frmer; Western
white G7aGSc; mixed western Goa &C. Rye
firm nj NScASl 02. Hay dull aud unchanged.
Provisions firm nntl unchanged Butter
hrm and unchanged. Coffee dull and un-
changed. Petroleum quiet ut OISa0A.
Whisky weak ind lower western offered At
81 III without buyers.
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A House ana Three ChiidreH
HHfne1.

McC0NSELisBURaH, "a. February 10.
The house Of D. B. Msllott ID this
county butnedI And three 81 hiS children
we're burned 10 death. Mr.. and MIS-.
Mellott had gone, away for q visit and LET
tie children locked In the house. On
their return aiew houfS afterwards they
found The bones Of the children among
the fuins.
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W8fiRn Nnntal

=, ST. 1ouiAs Febfdat Tie n lsDhti
sAte W6menls ftGgs a lsoeihii9n held
A meSimc e 1be y GRANT y lBfafy
building, which. WA latge p u ltfi6 y ~
prominent wotlsegs h Slhe eau bctt
male and female speepheA sefs SuiAtl4
by BiAhdp B6Nmang iell 1hpSt y idSonj
Rev. M. Subj, Mtsl IN, HI HsEEAftit,
iMls. Sherman tnd osbetsl y 'AISI
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CaIcAao, February l6t-A member OF
,Ihe late Episcopal Diocesan Convention
Of Illinois stated TO reporter tonight
DAT Bishop Ds, Koyep has written, a
letter to D.. Chasej Pf6sideAt biI that
Convention, accepting the office Of Blshop
Of this tlioose., This leitet,Eill be mailed
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CHARLESTON. w. Va.
Case Of IICcuSnmt witness CRbeIl
sI'Fhe Senatorial DenLIsIIOcIEss
The CAPITAL Removal bill,

Case OfIICcuSnmt witness CRbeIl
.sThe Senatorial DeRu.IIOclEss
The Capital Removal bill.
SiNclal Telegraph to the Cincinnati Commercial.
| CHARLESTON, W. Va, February 10
Napoleon u. Csbell, the recusant banker.
to-day P6pPE,4iFPl$ Mi FlllIAESfFl q
answer alf the questions propounded II
the House Of Delegates would let him out
OF Jail. He was released and brought
before the House Committee Of lnves-
tigation. The session was secret, but the
nature qisthc eVilepse Ia obvious. Tho
rep9t II 9ftbe comaiaeo is Il poctef soon
alkl NiiEprht aseltaIioRaiid getsevdh.,
al into deep trouble,
General Jaskson, Of Parkersburg, a
new candidate for Senator, nominated In
legislative joint session, Saturday, upon
CSmden's second withdrawal, got CAM
tlens vote, but no more, and fell Of TO-.
day, in bpopl ballob frdgn Saturday, TIDE
vote Today stood Jackson 20, Walker
iI5ablicAIh$k ~ jteflhaH; aaIE SfeciSf
In caucus tonight, j. II. Good and five
other promlDein DelhpcrAh kitklfew in
disgust, and hfahy others AeemeH' FILLING
to dOso, but were paciAcd. The interest
in the caucus Is dead, over twenty Dem.
ocrats being absent, State senatar Dem
MD was nominated. Walker fell II from
his last caucus vote. The last ballot
stood--WAlker q, Dennis 20, Price i, re-
mainder scattering.
| ii The Capital Bill, having passed the
House Saturday by 81 to 2S, goes to Gov
ernor jacobs tomorrow for approval. II
will probably he vetoed but that will only
delay II Eve or ak days. The Capital
goes to Wheeling ninety days after the
bill OesSmss Hwy 81
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WASHINGTON, February. 10. - Nj.
Dawes AayS that unless the Houte passed
the tariff bill the treasury will fail TO
meet it4 demands and an extra Oes.
sion Of Congress will 10 necessary.
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tKAii,AIi AAl1nrn.

PRoylscErows, MAS, February 1S.4ts
Some sixty men belonging to The frozen.
in.tleet walked ashore on the Ice and have
atfiYed here. They left Auihcient mum.
Der behind to take care oi the property
and they are perfectly safe on board.
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MoTlcEs.

ITlo MERCHANTS AND MANGFAC-
l. TURElLY.
The undersigned has opened an OIllCc at No, iS2a
Main street, lOF tho purpAc II Posting and adjust.
Ing looks, c0llsctlng bills copying anil other iien
work PaFtleA who do not wish 10 carry bOOk.
keeper can have their hI0ks iIO6tei ~ weekly Or
ottengf u desired, and Tho lhll made out and Coi.
''f'fa' isla wM d. ENGLISH
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CLEVELAND, February 1O.--WhCat dhlI
and unchanged Corn weak and unchanged.
Oats dull and unchanged. Petroleum firm;
standard white II hot Ohiostate test i9Ifc;
small lots 1a2o higher.
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.ByTeLegraph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
TO THE DAILY IHEELLIGENGRR
s-=---..LII LII.- II.-=------- - -EE------------
Night Dispatches.
CHARLESTON, II.
Three Ballots In Joint Session.
HW-ItH lL-Ls
AHEAD.
FOUR BALLOTS IN CAUCUS.
AsuGH IA a4+!s-s 2IAiM lJig'
No Nomination Until, the Capital
Question Is Settled,
AHEAD.
FOUR BALLOTS IN CAUCUS.
CHARLESTON EXPECTS A'VeTo..
,-,JHII ~--+t- Gnili"''-

,.D"l'i v+v-+t4@ = &"iAi"''-
Especial Dispatch " the IpIOlllsOacOr,)
CHARLaToN, February 10.
The vote In joint ballot to-day was,
Price l9, Dennis 20, McCiinnis 20, Scott
HI, scattering 6. 'I'',' ,' il!tii
SeC9pd ballol5BriSs u, .penpl4 II,
RlcGiShl9 $stof ;bSRtb4ng Vi EtUI
Four ballots were Iaken ip caucus to-
night, which were more scattering Than
ever, Walker did not run above "a.
Tho yitJrswbSb Walker Rpd :tthsVpR,
There wiil'bs no nomination until
after The Capital question Is settled,
whether the Governor will veto the Cap
ital bill or not. ,r
Treasurer Burlett testified before the
investigating committee to-day, As tue
sits In secret, am not per-
.hlilel y make public the teSIinpqy.
0abeIl's'etiIlencs placed OtUp6 besides
the Auditor and Treasurer In a close
place, The committee will report on
The House Il foolihg its tlnU away bh
constitutional amendments and passing
patiAesasi for County oourR, Two acts
have been passed this session,
The Charleston people arO confident
that tho Governor will veto the Capital
bill. MoD0C.
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srocKs-opched dull and devoid Of any
special feature. Pacific Mail, Union Pacific,
Wabash and ohios auetuated tGajSC. The
changes In The remainder Of the aotius list
we're even lesS important Atlantic 4 Pa.
ciRc Telegraph sold at 0S,Ia091S, and Han.
nibai 4 st. Joseph common At 20iSa20.
Western Union from 701t to 7iNt Wabash
HON ~ to i0tlt 81 Paul from S5S 10 841G
and Pacific Mail from 3SH 10 S9H. The
decline IN the remainder Of the lis. was v
10 W. The transactions aggregated 10000
shares, oi which 10000 were Pacific Mail,
9I,OOO wotttta Union, 5000 Northwestern,
5000 lake Short, 5000 Dhlos, 1900 wa
10 A.A IA nm ifninn pAniha
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-17

toSpoS, February l6-The steenAthip
.eaafda has arrived from New York.
C6rfNsroWS, SEeBfaaty l6.ASteAmef
Rknhblic from New York has arrived.
'Ssw YoRK, February l6.-Aftived,
,,eNn,Gt CITY oi Chester from Liverpool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-17

roLEpo, February IL. = Flour and
wheat dull but unchanged. Corn dull;
high mixed 06HC seller April COKE; sci.
ler My 07llr; low mixed GGc. Oats u
shade higher No. ., 57hc; Michigan 67Tc;
white 40,
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Esitsee.ayeiosas,nme,i

NEW ORLEANS, February 18.-The
House sustained the Governors veto on
Ne legi,llsiiYs appropriation BIZ hIn
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tfTTsBuRGn, February l5.--wheat un.
changed Corn, car Rrm0r 75c; shelled
7Sa76cI Petroleum, crude hrmer at 81 70
asked at PArkGr'S; refined lie, Philadelphia
IplivnrV
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FDEBURN 4 COOPER,
CIvIL, AYpRAvLIo AND MINING ENGINEERS.

snryoyB Plan. and Bilnats ior the construction
Of Water Works, Railroads nnd tlfldgC Surveys
and Plans Oi Mines for WOFking, Ventilation,
Drainage, de- FartltA C1ntcmp plating work II the
ab0vg nature Ars rcluOStel tOc0nimuhlcate with ns
Utlice-26g LIBERTY Sf., pffF1Rt antt, "a, IoiJ
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MURDERED.

The body Of Michael ,Iisilks was found
near the railroad station In the town Of
Lake this morning at 8 o'clock, terribly
cut and mutilated. He'll lkc was Ger.
man Wqrk hEp.6 and left biz hdpse as =
o'clotk t1 a. 10 biS w6fk. lie 1eavsS 4
iamily. There Is no explanation Of the
afhiF. -..,
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NASHVILLE, February ie- Senator
johnson leaves Ihi1 evening Tor Waahi
iN0t6n. via CffeenVille, Tenn.
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The Conservative Caucus met this
morning and wehtin executive session
to discuss Washihgtoh ielegtanlS about
adlnALmenl.S = n itP nv \. NJ Hse
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A MEETING OF TItE STOCKHOLM.
n ERs Of the Fire 4 Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling will be held at the
Office Of the Company February 18th, 1875,
At 2 o'clock p. ~, for the purpose Of elect.
Ing Board Of Directors and taking into
consideration the propriety Of making ap-
pllSatlon for 4 new charter. .. -..
c. Fl. COLLIER, see'y
WHEELING, January I, 1875. JAMS
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FINED AND IMPRISONED.

lsiJereminh Kemp, who abused Mrs.
LatRins, and left bet ~ freeze Ngh 9He
praifie, .wAakt8slay y,Hnea. 500 and aeA.
fenced 10 100 days In the House Of Cor.
tseLiun. Justice Boyden took Under ad.
yisement the case Of Young, the other
parry In the affair, the evidence against
him bAns very Stt6ng! I III n
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CHICAGO.
TICKET sw1HtLrns AnRrsrEp.

y CHICAGO, February 1G.--Frank Bur.
f$ aa6e Rat5ssA HEd asSle Ill., l9s$ s5S
lnctor oil The same road, we're up before
The South Side Police Court to-day, the
former charged with cmbez1llng tickets
Al various timcs 10 the amount Of over
Al, aacSSSsmSiit9 Wf.sL John; ;thS General
ticket agent, In his affidavit says that the
fraud was discovered In May, 1873, but
there was not then sufficient proof to
Warrant BurdollS arrest. Since that time
he has been watched, detectives have been
put on,hlS track and Iths tequifte Ieyi1
fixed At $tdJ0. Tho case will come up
Tomorrow. II ia stated that a consider.
able number Of the employees Of the road
are implicated in the Rwihdle.
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". II. Hendricks, a slater repairing a
roof, fell into The yard below, and was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-17

When we publlRhcd The above table
last year, we accompanied II with the
following remarks, which We now repro
ducp US aill applicable To the inyestiga-
tions Of thu present smoking ont com
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: 10 w " v " ! =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-30
IocAL Il.
max TO YOUR srOyE PIPES.

More fire accidents occur in mining
Iouos through defective stove pipes
nd earelessness in their adjustment
han from any other cause, and per
Ions putting up stoves cannot be too
%.,refnl in the arrangement of their
l,moks escapes, for a little extra eau
Him in this direction may be the means
n saving The town from a direlul ca
|hmity similar to that which has recent
" ALLEN upon our sister town of Vir-
piais. Our facilities for contending
with a con1agrstion r by no means
extensive or perfect, and it behooves
o1r citizens to exercise every precau
tion ssainst furnishing a starter for the
fire feni, whose ravages we are 80
pody prepared To combat. Especial
pai1, si tuld be taken III putting up
pipes 10 see that they are separated a
sufficient distance by sheet iron or
soas other metallic sub stance from
every combus;ible material, and par
tcalariy where they pass through the
eiIing and roof, and alsothat they pro.
unis far enough through the latter to
insure it against danger from falling
SPARKS. The Winter l. fast approach
ig; great many fire places are being
fisd up, and now is the time for pre-
cintionary measures tn be Used. The
osa not being Incorporated. nc per
- -
means As are necessary for the protec-
ton Of the town. but each property
bidder should Constitute himself n
committee Of n to sea that every
precaulion has been taken upon his
Osn premises. II every one will do
thi', the danger of the destruction Of
our town by fire will be materially
lessened.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-30

this character is to be given at Bise
lows Hall this evening, by Professor
Haskin, assisted by Judge Hetzal of
this p ace, who will otiiciate as lecturer
and d~elineator. The views comprise
he most sublime scenery of the Great
West. including all OF the most notable
obje IS in Colorado, Utah, Dakota,
Wyoming. Nevada and California.
The entertainment promises to be we'll
worthy of Witnessing and we have
no doubt that the hall will be well
filled. / rice of admission, n dollar;
children, half price. Door open at ~
o'ciock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-30

MISUNDERSTANDING purchased DIR. Lukens'
City Drug Store, | would respectfully an-
nounce that | have on hand a large stock of
patent medicines, chemicals, stationery,
lamps, chimneys, etc: all of which / will sell
at reasonable prices. Prescriptions carefully
compounded. | have an office in the rear If
the store, where l will treat all cases requir-
ing medical or surgical treatment. Special
attention given to chronic cases. Consulta-
ton, free; charges only for medicines. Give
mes call. l.. TERRY, M. d.
jylJ.tf
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ERSUNA

r.. Zotman, the we'll known black
smith, returned yesterday froma visit
o his old home III the Mississippi
valley.
Levi Gbeen, Sub Indian Agent, was
in own last night, en- route from
Hamil on to Elko, where he will make
his he al quarters in The future.
A. F1aherty, an accomplished light
ming singer, who has been connected
with the Western Union Company at
this place for ON time, 4as been
tranferred tn Elko for duty.
JAS. Il. MatheNson, Of Hamilton,
goes home on this mornings stage.
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Lester from Prof. W. F. stewart.
GOLD HILL, Oct. 26, 1875.

GoLD HILL, Oct. 26, 1875.
MEssEs. EDITORS SENTINEL: In the
SENTINEL OF Oct. END appears an
anonymous communication dated at
Reveille on the 18th instant. The
gross personal attack made upon me
by the raving Reveille blackguard,
precludes the possibility Of an ans
wer, and should not deign to notice
his illumination at all, if it were not
that the vile thing may beget the i'm
preston that l wrote disparagingly of
the ella mine at Reveille. If you
read my letter to the Virginia Enter
PRISE descriptive of that mine. you can
bear witness to the fact that | wrote
hopefully and encouragingiy of the
ella and OF the district in VIII ch it is
situated. That may have made some
mistakes in relation to the working
conditions OF the mine is quite proba
BILE, for the Gils is the only mine in the
State to which our efficient State Min
eralogi>t and myself were peremptori
ly denied Abundance. Such infnrma-
ton, therefore. as | could obtain about
the interior of the mine, was derived
ON the business men OF the camp,
and from miners i'm the district. |
here repeat what | before stated, that
the ella j. one of the most promising
mines in Eastern Nevada, but still
believe that it has been shockingly
botchsd in the way of development.
w. f. STEWART.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-30

CHANGE OF TIME.--,On and after
next Monday, until further notice, the
passenger train will leave Eureka at
/ O'Clock A. A., arriving at Palisade at
10 A. NJ. in time to connect with Tue
western bound train on the &. +. Be
turning will leave Palisade at A r. NJ,
arriving in Eureka at 10 p. NJ. The
Schedule time each way is six hours.
Through passengers arriving 10y the
Hamilton stage in tho afternoon WIZ
remain over night here in stead OF al
Alpha as formerly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-30

COMMITTEE MEETING.-At a meet
ing of the Relief Committee held last
evening at Geo. Merrill's law office, X.
Sadler was added to e committee for
this town, and p. Rosslter of the Rich
mond Company, w. Congdon OF the
of the Consolidated, +. j. Mette of the
X. X, AMI the officers of the Miners
Union were appointed a committee
q Ruby Hill, with "A request to open
Immediately a subscription list for that
place. The Eureka commiuee vas
d. allied AS follows to s the town:
North Main street. $. b. Wyfnan. j.
III. Morrison, X. Sadler and Pete Cana
van; South Main street, w. b. Harrub,
W. 5. Keyes, j. f.. Platter, S. Goldstone
and {. Carpenter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-30

REDUCTION OF FARES AND
FREIGHrs.----On the lst proximo,
next Monday J., fare on the +. & p.
X. X. between Eureka and Palisade
will be reduced to $500, and the
charges for freight from Pali>ade to
this place will be- $500 per ton. The
charges, both for fares and frelshts, are
considerably lower than the rates estab-
Iished by the statutes. Evincing such
4 disposition az the start is evidence
hat the company intends to deal lib
orally and justly by the people OF this
community.
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MOCH's.
mh4

If you don't know what you want. 60 to
tho Golden Rule Variety Store and inquire
for it. Joe's stock is now replete with every
thing in gents furnishing goods, cigars. to-
bacco, notions, etc, and he sells AT BOTTOM
FIGURES for CASH. ol9tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-30

D. DUNKEL * Co., manufacturers of cassi-
meres and white shirts and g~entlemcns' un-
derwear. All orders for half a dozen each
will be filed at store rates. Measures TAX en-
and true fits guaranteed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-30

REMOVAL Muldoon's "Free and Easy"
has been removed from Buel street to the
basement under W.aitton's store, on the cor
der of Main and Clark streets. Those who
desire to pass a pleasant evening and enjoy
the POOREST brands of liquors and cigars,
will give the Muldoon a call. Ol4tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-30

BoYs!-If you want good, warm. Winter
underclothing. fancy wooden shirts. tobacco,
cigars. or anything in the notion line, CHEAP
FOR CASH. GO to the little Golden Rule Va
riety Store. two doors north of Wells, Fargo
i Co.'S Express. o28tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-30

LoDGISG-HoUsE.- The San Francisco Lodg-
ing-house, over Cohn Bros store. has been
entirely refitted and refurnishcd. The rooms
are clean and we'll ventilated; the prices
reasonable, and it is the intention of the
present prOprietress to so conduct the estab
lishment rs to merit a liberal proportion of
ublic patronage. o5tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-30

FURNISHED RooNs TO LET.-Three elegantly
furnished rooms, single or en- suite, to rent
TO single gentlemen or a family without chill
dren. Apply at the residence or store Of
o2jtf Z. w. SCHWAMB.
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srocK REPORT.
SAN Francisco. Oct. 20.

SAN fhAN''soo' Wv ~
ID EVENING BOARD
y.,Ioy-3.
Il A Meadow Valio'
g no Belmontnrn1I2
Il europa oon
a Jackson
d Belmon.-i
~ russian -ldn9n. nv
| "a Leopard iV(a' vs.
ID, 70 Gia-iA,iafn Az.
ii Adsanceto
saG. Ghsri9tnth
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-30

NorICE.-Uncle Mannheim, corner Main and
Clark streets, will dispose of $50 American
Lever Clocks at 81 90 a piece; former price,
81 to IS. jyS0 ii. MANNHEIM.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-30

SEA FoAN, thu wor~ld-renowned baking
powder: u full line of brandy fruits; table
salt IN boxes, and Taylor Brothers hoineo-
pathic cocoa, all for sale at laylor's. ol9tf
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oniNEsE CoALBURNERs.-Our Co
h"' brethren in this vicinity have
o''iore restricted their business op
hhs To cooking, waiting on table,
0"ork, W shing, working on rail-
nsw gambling, stealing. etc., but a
att nranch Of industry has al length
EN- ChIae.ed their attention. A batch OF
for n'hen Yesterday morning left town
whasune vicinity OF Roberts Creek,
lima tney propose putting in their
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-30

RAGING AT Boise CITY.-The Idaho
fair closed at Boise City last Monday
A race between Target, the Battle
Mountain flyer. and Emma McCor
mick. the best runner in the Territory.
was the concluding event of the exhi
bition. The race was three i'm five,
mile heats. Joe. Crabb manipulated
Target, and Jimmy Hall, CT this town.
rode him. Both horses We're vel
backed. first one and then the Othel
selling first choice in the pools. Ac-
enrding To the Idaho papers it was a
very exciting affair. Ii was late in The
afternoon before n start Was had
Target took two straight heats, i4
l-5l1a, aud the mare got The third III
1854. When brought up for the fourth
heat the mare became sulien and abso
lutely refused to cross the score. III
nally. af er much backing and filling
daring which it grew dark. the judges
a ljourned the race until = O'Clock on
Tuesday. To DAYS papers will proba
bly bring the result.
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Saloon to Let.

r WILL RENT UPON FAVORABLE
/ terms, with oil the fixtures complete, the
saloon in Bigelow's Hall, on the corner Of
Dateman and Buel streets. For particulars
spS0u JESSE BIdEL0W-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-30

"IIow small the space these bodies
of ours require when the souls have
left Them" says Sallie Hart in her cor
respondenco to the Virginia Chronicle.
Sallie won't require much space when
she il dead. for she is 30 small that she
could be packed intoa an average Eureka
boot -Repeitie.
Another fling like that and the
cha ices are the RereiIie man will find
himself backing up against the blossom
end Ola Eureka boot" which he will
think is not only big enough to carry
Sallie Hart but all her namesakes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-30

S. AsnrM < BRO. to-day received on CON-
mission 80 dozen handmade hickory Ak
handles, which they " retail ut % cents
zach; ana Wholesale u 50 PER dozen.
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