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Connecticut western news., 1875-10-01
CONN. WESTERN RAILROAD
Commencing Nov. 26, 1875.

COLnlhShSLts 1NONs SVs AotSs
 GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. IS.5SA M.-Connecthig at Millerton for Pouyh-
 keepsie, Albany anu the West direct, aud tor FlsnkiIl aJ 4.2u r. Nj.
 Leaves Salisbury 1.1S & Lakevihe, l.23 r. N. 4.3O P. M,-Connecting from Itttsneld. At Atk s ierton for New York.
 Leaves Salisbury ut 453 ~ Lakevile 4 e9 F. A. 0.SJ F. M-Connecting from fittsneld. Al AM- ierton with Express for Albany and the West, H
 Leaves Salisbury 7.13 < Lakeville 7.1S P. N. uolNL EAST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN, ,OO A. M-Connecting from Falls Village and : 1>' Harrington. At Winsted for Bridgeport .gt. At Pine Meadow for New haven Al mart .. ford for Providence, Boston New Lohdon, r Worcester, Mldoletuwn and SayprooA. 20 A. M LeaN es Milierton b.0Oa nj, - = Iakeyile 6.50 Salisbury, T 10, IO.47, ,A, M.-Counecting Ut W lnsted for Bridge mort At Hartford for WillimAntie, New .- London, Providence, New York ' boston.
 Leaves Millcrton lo05 m, Lakeytue, lO.1l, Salisbury, 1926 A. M; ...-.-....# connects st
 Canaan for Bridgeport.
 3.O2 F. M-ConnectIng from Bridgeport At
 Winsted for Waterbury and Bridgek0rt. At q. Smsbury for New Haven, Wcstnsld, Hol-
 yoke and Northampton. At Haruot1 toa
 Bristol, Millimantlc, Now London, New
 York, Boston and Saybreok, via '. '. k.R. Leaves Millerton 2.20 p. m., LakeVille Ss6. Leaves Salisbury, 2.41 r. M. - S.3B F. M.,-Leaves MlllerIon 50 P m, Lakevills
 sos, Salisbury, SIS F. M.
 For time at Way Stations and connections see F''|- w. H. YEOMANS, SuP't.
Connecticut western news., 1875-10-01
GOING SOUTH:

CNS" II 1hl1Ds goo a. m. Passenger train for Bridgeport, arrlv- ing at 2.l5 p. m,, with through car for New York, arriving AI 4,SO p. m; ut Bridgeport with 37 p. m, train for New Haven, Hartford and Springfield, and akS p. m shore Line Tram Tor Boston; at Canaan with tram for Hartford, .-... 10.00a. m Freight Tram, tor Darlington, (with passenger carl, arriving at 7.5U p. m. 2,35 P. m. Passenger Train for Bridgeport, arriv- ing at 500 p. m.; New York ll.lz p. m. via rali; via Steamer 4.00 q. m.; for Boston, vla springfield and Shore Line; at Canaan with trains east and west. 800 p. m. Passenger Train for Falls Village, ar- t irving at 7.U p. m m.iconneeting at IanAan -. for Millerton.
 2.S5 p. h. Sunday Milk Train for Bridgeport. ar- irving at S.65 p. ln.; New York Il. 50 D. n.; via Steamer nt 4.UV a. m.; connecting AS Bridgeport with train Tor bOsLUn via Springued.
 FROM STATE LINE. $40 a. m. Passenger Train for Harrington, coA- meeting with Il. m. Passenger 1IaiA from flttsted for Bridgeport. II SO Il. lu. Freight Tram Tor an Deusen vile, wi,h passenger car) arriving aL L.l9 r. ln. 4.?U p. m. Passenger train Tor W est SlUGS oriuvs arriving ut 430 p. m. s."#- FROM HARRINGTON. 4.30 a. m. Freight Train for Bridgeport InI1n pa-senger carl, arrIylng al 4.lo D. m, |, Connects at Canaan for Hartford, arriving at Hartford at $. l5 a. m.
 "5 FROM NEW MILFORD. 5.l5 a m. Passenger Train for Bridgeport, ar. irving st 2 .Uu a. m., New York RL Il ,H5 a. Ill. New Haven l0.20 q. m. .+ #~
Connecticut western news., 1875-10-01
ID A N H u ISY R R A N c H .-.# gr nnTNn NnpTu

Leave Bridgeport, I0.S0 a. m; 4.66 D. ln ..< Arrive in Uanbury 17'0O m; 6.l6 D. m,
 Danbury for Pittsfeld ut l 20 G. m and b<S m. For State Line, Albany, Saratoga and the West Ii. 20 a, m.
Connecticut western news., 1875-10-01
Trapellets' Guidt.
ftR Na HOUSATONIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

SUMMER INCREMENT. On and after MONDAY, July 26th. 1875, trains will run as follows:
 GOING NORTH. FROM BRIDGEPORT. 500 q. m. Freight Train, for Harrington, arrt- wing at 4:4O D. m, (with passenger carl, 10.30 8. m. Passenger Train for Pittsheld, arri- wing at 5. .3u p. Ill. for State Line, arriving .- at2.45 D. m.,. Albany 4.30 p. m., Audsoh, Saratoga and the Vert; at Canaan. with train for Winsted. 4s5 D. m. Passenger Train for PittsHsld. arriv- ing at g2up m, connecting with Express Train for Albany; at HaNleyvtle with Shepaug Train for L. tchhcd. At Pittuneld for North Adams. 6.20p. m. Express Freight Train, for New Nil ford, arriving at l5 p' m.
 FROM FALLS VILLAGE. ; 45 a. m. Special Passenger Train for pitsneld arriving att 47 a. ID,
 Connects at Canasn for Hartford, arriving at Hartord at S.l6a. m,
 FROM HARRINGTON. 4:50 a. m. Freight Train for fittsheld, (with oassenger carl, arriving at S.50 .. m. 9.16 a. Ill. Freight tram for state Line, (with passenger cal, arriving at lU.%5 .. m.
 FROM VAN DEUSRNVILLk. 2.20 p. m. Passenger Train, for State Line, ar- irving at !. A5 p, m.
 FROM WEST SToCKBRIDGR. T.50 q. m. Passenger Train for State Line, arnv. ing at SI0 d. m.
Connecticut western news., 1875-10-01
FROM HARRINGTON,
stage Connections

m. Train from Bridgeport, and a. m. rrsiG iESm Pittsfeld, follows: .-..-... ..z...I
 At Stepney for Upper Stepney ano Monroe, daily. At Newtown for Woodbury, Southbury, pouIh Britain, daily. At Danbury for Brewster station, daily. At New Milford for Park Lano, Worthwhile, MarDledale, New Preston, Warren BridgeWAtsr, day and oaturuay. At Cornwall Bridge for Liteh- held and Sharon daily. At WesLGornM all for Go- Lime Rock, salisbury and I.akevllle dAily. At Burlington Tor Hartsyille, New Marlbqro Mil and Saturday, At Lee, for New boston, sandis- field, Tyringham East Lee. West Beckett and Uus Centre, daily. At PittEheld for LancsborO and Hancock, daily. sAM
Connecticut western news., 1875-10-01

eSr A discount of FIVE cents cm the regulai fare will be made to those purchaaing Tickets ct the Station Offices; also who take the cars at Hta- tions where Tickets are not sold.
 See list of fares posted in Station Of1ce. Iy33 II. W. FRANKLIN. Suparfnt taadant.
Connecticut western news., 1875-10-01
G0ING Sn1rrII

Leave Danbury, 52.5 a. m.; 12.45 m; T.o5 p, m.
 Arrive in Bridgeport, O0 q. m; 2.l6 p. m; s.ba Iy.m
Connecticut western news., 1875-10-01
New York Tribune,

THE LEADING AMERICAN NEWSPAPER"
 The Hest Advertising Medium. DAILY, $1o year. SEAI-WIEKLY, $S. WEEKLY @. ies and Advertising Rates Free, Weekly in clu6s of 30 or more, only Il, postage paid. Addreae
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-03

nc, allrtdli9 ltei9eno, I'M Sabre 1862 tbren
Sobcpuntt nit 1850 erreidt, UNI pon bd
lpieoer Itufenpeiie bis gum @inter 1873
"A ani CIT 81 linfen. Dem eutlpredeno
betrug bic 3abl Der fir wablidbis erfldrteu
GanOlpnten tn Sabre 1851 1913. ltieg bis
1868 aui pa unO lit pom ba ab allmdlig
anf ISL Surilf9c9an9sn. Sur6idnittItt
lolten IN bieler 9anSen Eeriooe idbrlid
2OS ibr tbcpIosii6es Stuoium poaenoet
babcn. Statt oellen meloeten ii6 bel Sen
Gonliltorien S%ulamlmen nun bur1i9nittlid
1913 I'M Sabre, 10 baB ein polles Sritttbeil
Der uripriinsli0 gum Stuoium Der 5beolos
&c SmmatricuIirten niebt in Den &irtens
Dienit ~aelan9te. llnb Oieie i3abl miro Dem:
nG9it auf l79 9eiuufen iein, pdbreno Oic
0ur9i6nittsjabl Der idbrIi9 gu beieeens
ben EfarrlteQcn pa betrGgt. SoIQlid ton.
men, wenn Die .3abl Der Sbeolosie Stubi=
renoen nidt lteigen iolte, in jenen aGt 8ros
uinsen idbrli9 SO Steuen ni9t mebr be-
iett uerben, baS beiBt ein Se6itsl Der
labrIiG Su beieeenOcn Yiauiteuen. Dies
lit ein nm 10 be%ocnfli6eres Geiultat, aIs
bereits III ben letten 90 Sabrsn (ls5l-
1879 Die 0ur6l6nittssa all Der Srpinatios
ncn nit l9s Ser 0ur9i9nittsiummc Ser III
beietcnOeu Siarrltellen (2l4) ldngit nidt
mebr sIei6 fam. Sieier Man9el al euans
geIii6en Sbeplo9cn belGrdnft li9 ni9t aui
Die &irc)e in HSreuBen, ionbern lit in gang
0euti6lano ein algcmciner. Senn inSen
Semcltern lS6l-62 bsfanben iid aui
iammtlitben beutidcu llniucriitdten aus
Seutiblauo iel6it 1856 Stubircnbc oer
SbeoIosic ooer 26 Hrosent idmmtli5cr
Stubircnben. TieIe 3obl mar bereit5 1868
bis 81 auf 1867 Snldnocr obsr auf 23.s
HroScnt 9eiunTen. ,3pci Sabre ipdter in,
Oirten rur nod l777 euangelii6e SbeoIos
sic Ooer 21'6 4roSent, 1880 iinO IS
nIr nod 1888 SnIGnoer ober 1913 Gro,ert
uno lS7o-7l betrug Bic !3a6l Der Sbeo.
lo9e Stuoirenbeu in OcutiNlaub MN nod
1922 SSnlanOcr o9sr 1876 Gro3ent aler
StucirenSen. Sn Dem Sccenniurn pou
1861 bis 1871 bctrug alio Die 8crmiaocs
ulng 634, 5. T.. etpa elm Srittt6eil. So,
Der Gbeo!ogen: Mnu9cl mad)t ii9 and in
Der epon0clil9en &ir6e auBerbalb Seutl6s
lambs fibt6ar. Sir 5ranfrei9 bat Die 3eit.
i1riit rG9Iiic Sibre" in vorisen Sabre barr
ibcr Iautc &laSe sciiDrt. Sn 0oaanO waa
rem 81 glniaug 1914 ni6t wcniger ais $50
Ercbigcrtellen unbeieet. Selblt aus Gngs
lamb lpiro BON elmer 9l6nabme Ser GAIT ber
@eiltIi6cn bcri9tet, o6slei6 bort bas 9lrnt
bericlben bisber cbenlO see1rt iuie beseDyt
mar"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-03
3iid,of 3ciclc uap Oct uGui.nrs
p0W1f."

Ginc i~nterenante Ncu6crun9 beS !6eryil
Sii9oi5 pon l0efeie iiber Die preuBii6e!l
Mtai9eicte miro pou ben boben;oQerniben
&pcalblattern. beri6tet. Der 6err Yiiboi
lit ndmli@ ieit pier;ebn Sasen ani elmer sir
mlnsSreile bur6 ben lipli1en 3beil oe5
G0ni9rcidS SSiirtemberg besriiIen unb sr
tunl bel bieler @ele9enbeit ar1 our6 einige
Srti6aficn 0oben5ouerns. Sn Der StaNt
@Gmmertin9en nobm Der bobe &irhenfiirlt
Ginfe6r I'M Oaltbofe oe5 Serrn S6mio,
pcIder aIs 9lbgeorSneter fir SobcnsoQern
uno WiitgIicO Der Gcntrumsiraction in mel.
tereu Nreilen bctannt lit. Sm Serlaufe
Der llnterbaltung ertlarte nm Der 6err
Sildpi, goaB CT, peun in Wiirtember9 BET
,,GultHrtampi" ms @crf seieet uno aDns
ll6c air6cnscleee, ,pie Die prcubii6cn Niai>
Selete, beIdlolen uno pcrtiinbi9t wuroen,
li0 gang aui Den Stanopuntt Ger prsuBi.
l9en SIl9oie ltelcn wiiroe." Sieier glens
bcuung ilt ni9t gerabc oeSwcgen Wi9ti9teit
beiSIlegen, neil lie cine Senn;ei1nun9 oes
bil6Ohl9en S~tanopuntteS entbdlt, (oenn
Die circa 900 Siid6ie Der fatboIil4sn 6irs
dye bubcn ia be;igli9 Der porlieaenben Sra.
&C ale benieIbeu Stanbpunft) lonSsrn bic
Wurte peS Sir@cniiriten babcn aud beb.
balb bclonocren 9SeytD, neil babur3 bon
9tcucm Die Sbatia@e ~beruOrsebobeu pirS,
baB bic preubiiten &ir9cuseiste in @iirts
tem6er9 nod ni@t criltiren. Der 6err
yil6oi 9ibt aIio idmmtli6en yGulturtam:
piern" inrerbaIb uuo auberbalb Der ,libes
ren" Brelie ein unoerfennbareS Dement,,
ba Die lettercn ia nod INNER b~ebaupten,
in SrcuBem pioericeten ii6 Die &atbolifeu
benielben tir6enpolitii6cn @eieten, bic in
@iirttember9 befolst wiirben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-03
Nus cen pgesdlimmen" Fir eas satbr.tlbe Self.
Ser Siberal;smus
nab
rrsprnNg> gScicw na0 sSotscn
glt:lsTtpPn
GeiariG .. c5nrter.

Die Subcn beteten ben aQcin wabrcn
@ott an ale Beionil6en T0lfcr, 10 nib
oOer pcrfpmmeu ie ,paren, batten cine slrt
bon JieligiOn uno @otter, Dor peldcn iic
ii9 iir1teten unb welden ie Spier bar
bra1ten. Der giberalismus brau6t tei>
nen 6utt, neil er ii9 iclbit gum @ottc
madt, Ell bruudt alio aud feline 9ielioion
uuO crfldrt lid oesbnlb fir conieiiionSlos.
Sarsm iinosn iib i'm 2iberalismus ale
Srrtbiimer 'unb @ottloiigteiten Der gSelt
beiiammen. 2lls pertorpcrte Gr6iince nit
ibren brei 0auptleibcni9aTten lit er ba9
sroBe Sammeliurium, no ii9 IQeSuiebcr
iinbet, mas je Die @elt S9limmes ausqes
to6t bat. Mfit Dem Ocioentbum .pctteiiert
er III Der Serfol9un9slpntb gesen Die beilise
Stride, NIT ben syuOcn al lOaB 9egcn bas
Gbriitentbum, nit ben r6mii6rn &ailern an
Egrannei, nit benz periii9cn @at6eri6en
an llnteroriidung Der S0lfer uno nit ben
NtoBancSnnern on Sinnii9feit. Mit Sen
feteriiden 9lrianern leugnet Der 2ibcraliss
mus Die @ottbeit Gbriiti, nit Den 8elaeias
nern bic 9totbwenoi9feit Der @naoe nro
Grloiuus, nit ben Mtontanilten Den beili.
gen 0eilt, nit Ocn 9ieitoriarern bic Mtuts
ter9ottess @iiroe Oct ielisiter SSun9iran
Miaria nit Sen sllbiseniern uerpSnt CT Die
Sacramento uno Gercmonien, Sic s5eit> uno
6eittase Der Stride, nit Iut6er uuo ieinem
gnbailg p"cripirit er bic 2luctori6t Der Stride
uno untsrpirIt lie ben s~Siirlten oils eans
oesbii90ien. Wiit ben GationaIilten leuae
net Der yiberalismus ole @unoer rno
ales iibernatiirli9c ODER sDttlide @aiten
gum 6eile Der Scelen, unb erfl6rt nit ben
irans0lii9en Eepolutiondren unb Gommu.
nilten Die driltlide Jtelisiom fir eincn Ve;
trug. Der Seier bari alio ni9t ~ltaunen,
wsnr CT nit eisenen glusen ipabrnebmen
muB, baB iibsrau 100 Der giberalismus
balst, Die tatbolii9c Stride ueriolst wirp.
IS 1T, ais Oh AUDI Der $)aB Der sansen
0slt se9en Die STRIDE li9 abermals i'm 81.
bsralismus Elm Stsloi9ein sessben bate.
Der 0aB Der Suoen uno Der t0eiben, nell
dem Miuionen pom Gbriiten ais Wtartprer
gum blutisen Spfer fielen, Der 0ab aler
alien Secten bes "abtriinnisen grisGii9sn,
&aiiers Sultan, Der Sdismatlter unb Siirs
ten uno Der miloe SaB Der @btriinnisen mn
l6. Sabrbunbsrt. @er tam es perfennsn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-03
WuS Der Watur.

@cnn mir eiren Bid wcrien aui b;e
grobe glnSabl iol6er Scitlngen uno 3eit.
itriItcn, welde Observation-Disclosures 6ras
9en in pppuIarer @eiIe ~bebanoeln, 10 iins
Sen mir leipcr bel ben meilten bieier 9ldts
ter, oaB nit bem anertennensruertben
Streben, ibre 2eier iiber Die qroBarti0en
Grrunscni9aitcn III neuerer 3eit uno iibcr
iDreu oeipalti9en GiniluB aui bic @eitnl.
tui9 Der i~ocialen &crbdlmilie auisufldren,
Die Nbli1t perbunoen lit, Den @epinn CT
natiirli1cr GrSamtniB auS;uslei6en orrdb
Die Seraubun9 Der decentralization Wabr.
bcitcn. Sin barmonil6es YerbGltni6 ,uis
l6eu Den SGteu beS @laubenS II. Sen @es
ieBen Ger 9tatrr miro els unm69Ii6 binee,
itellt ino Der SeipciS iol6er Sebauptunsen
nidt bur6 ben Sioerltreit li6crer Helultate
Der 6ori9uag gegen bic geoiienbarte @abrs
belt gefiibrt, benn bieier Nioerip rll9 fam
nidt bewielcn wcrben, neil er nitt %eriltirt,
ionbern or wiro our9 unerpieiene unb uns
p~ereinbarc Ybantaiie sJteiuItate ssiiibrt, bic
benz minoer lluterri1teten ais wabre Sri6te
Der 1orl6ung uorgelett wcroen. Gein ein>
sioeo li1ereS Gelultat ltebt nit ir9eno Ell.
nem @laubensiate in Wiberiprud unb nit
Der srObtem Suueriidt unb Hubs fam isber
@ldubi9e ben weitercn Gr9ebniilen entaes
senieben. Senn 1T nidt Die Iiatur ebsnio
wie oaS seldriebene g8ort cine SfIenbas
RING bes allma9tigen @ottes, uno ME
fonnte bel ieiner abiOIution llnieblbarfeit
Die SiIsnbarun9 bur3 @erfe Der Sur6 be-
lonSere Mittbeilans wioeripreden. SIM
9esentbeil, wenn mir ums bur9 S9wGrs
mereien ni1t irre fiibren laiIen, aber bod
bel u%nieren Seoba9tunsen nidt MIR bas
Nic unb. @oour9, ionoern aud oas @os
gu beridii6ti9en, 10 werbem serabs bieie
SwedbcSiebunsen uns cine iolds Siue BON
@eisbeit Oiicnbaren, oaB bel uorurtbeiIslo,
fem abwasen Der Streit nm Die bS9lteu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-03
Wbnabmc Der eranselii1en
9bcolo9cn.

lleber Die @bnabmc Der euanseIiI6cn
Sbcplosen III Seuti9lanb brinst cin Tim:
Idreiben bes Central: Mu9I1unes fir innere
fol9cnbe bemertensipertbe Gbats
ISM Sabre 1851 bctrus Die i3abl
per immatricaIirten euanselii4c SbeoIOSie
Stlbirenoen aus ben adt benz epansells
Idem Sberfir9enratbe unteriteaten preuBis
Yropin,en sniammsn 604, oann bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-03

ssDir @aEieniiien bauen Elm seraumises
ldSMss s%tlOlIer, ct. Soiepbs 3uiu9tss
anns s%tnGnat, in 9isb9ate 9ia, eonbOn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-03
snSaqRfdssg &icGssn : 5saIcntsr.

80. 9aya,Dcy5jgcr Snmaritcr .-Suf. 10.
&sonri. asn s. GtueaF Gyriafus. @art.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-02
THE nEPORED OUTRAGE UPON
AN INDIAN.

In last Tuesdays issue we published
an item relative TO the shooting of an
Indian near the Pinto mill. The cir
cumstances were related to us by Mr..
Gheen, the Indian Agent, who receiv-
ell them from an Indian, in conse-
quence of which we stated at the time
that the story should be taken cum
gram sails. Yesterday we received
a letter from tho person who did the
shooting, who is a reliable man, ex-
planning the matter, and although il
was not intended for publication we
will give the details, which We have
reason to believe are correct. 1t APP
pears that the person who had the
difficulty wi h the Indian had some
hay, which he kept for sale, lear his
house, aud some horses belonging to
some Indians came up to the hay and
commenced eating it. He requested
their owners to take them away, and
supposed they had complied with his
request, when upon coming from his
house shortly afterwards he discov-
cred heanimals still at the hay; where
upon he picked u. some stones which
~ ehiO" ~ ~ liDi Nfr III INV tltiil
away, when one of the Indians C'Jim")
"A notorious character, from Fish Creek,
commenced peIting him with stones
and afterwards seized his gun and
brought 1t To bear upon the white man,
who ran n his house and got his re-
volver. Upon his temperance the
dial again brought his gun to bear
on him, but seeing the pistol ran away.
The white man pursued him a few
steps and fired a shot in the arr for the
purpose doubtless OF giving him a
scare, when the Indian wheeled and
taking Deliberate aim snapped his gun,
which fortunately missed fire. Upon
this the white man fired and hit the
Indian In the foot.
These are the circumstances as re-
lated in the letter, and which we have
r ason TO believe are correct. We have
known the Indian, .Jim," for several
years and he was always regarded as
a bad and troublesome red-skin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
r=E 'DEpICArroN YESTERDAY.

III
Yesterday was a gala day with the
odd Fellows of Eureka. The new hall
of the order was dedicated to the uses
and purposes of odd Fellowship, un-
der the supervisor of Hon. d. Q. Ad-
kinson, M. w. Grand Past Master OF
Nevada. Representatives from the diff
ferent lodges in Hamilton, Elko and
Palisade we're present and participated
in the ceremonies OF the day. The
procession formed at the OLD as
announced, and preceded by a band OF
music and under the direction OF Chiei
Marshal w. Ii. Davenport, marched
through the principal streets present.
inc a grand and imposing appearance.
JInon reaching she new hall the dedi-
cato " ceremonies were performed by
the nj. w. Grand Master, assisted by
Massrs. Benjamin G. Levy, X.
a Clarke, &. G.. Hubbard and
NJ. A. ChandseF as Heralds Of the
North. South, ahsst and West. Rev. j.
McI,ain acted as Grand Chaplain,
Nan. Oberfelder as Grand Herald, and
w. III. Davenport as Grand Marshal.
The ceremonies were exceedingly lnl-
pressive aud instructive, and the music
by the Glee Club, consisting of Miss
Ada Reece, Mrs. w. III. Clark and
Messrs. Bachelor and Miller and the
Eureka Brass lSand' mo excellent.
after the dediyssory ceremonies the
NJ. w. Grand Master delivered an oar
ton appropriate sNthe occasion, which
was we'll received. In the evening a
banquet WAS given at Eureka Hall by
the members of the order, after
which the company adjourned 10
their e. hall, when joy and fes-
tivity reigned supreme until an early
hour in the morning. Thus ended a
day which will be remembered with
pride by the members of the order in
Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-02
JOHN Nrxox,s SENTENCE.

Yesterday, in the District Court,
John Nixon, who vas convicted by a
jury last Monday for an assault upon
Travl NJ. Johnson, was sentenced to
pay a fine of $500 or be imprisoned in
the County Jail at the rate of two dol
lars per day until paid. Judge Cole,
in passing the sentence, anilnadverted
severely upon the action of the
jury speaking substantially as fol-
lows: at is an insult to the in
telligence of the Court to be called up
IN to pass Judgment upon the verdict
in this case. How twelve sensible
men could have arrived at such a YER
dict is beyond my comprehension.
The defendant was indicted for an as
sault with intent to kill. The defepse
urged the plea of insanity, or, in other
words, claimed that, at the time the act
was committed, the defendant was la
boring under an attack of delirium
tremens. II this was proven, the de-
PENDANT was no more guilty of the Of
Tense charged than l an If not, he
was guilty of as great an outrage as
was ever perpetrated in this or any
other community. There was an at
tempt made to justify the deed
upon the theory Of self-defense,
which was ruled out by the
Court. In this Ease the self defense
theory lost all its romance in the fact
that a day had elapsed before the de-
PENDANT sneaked up and shot the prose-
cutting witness unawares, and then,
while lying helpless on the floor, at
tempted to complete his bloody work
by shooting at him again. For my
part, LIDO not believe that the defen-
dant was any more insane than any
other drunken brae Ter who shoots
his victim in the streets. There is no
punishment under this verdict suffi-
GENTLY severe to meet the case. II sent
to jail for six month, it would be great
er punishment to the taxpayers than
to. the defendant. 1 had thought OF
discharging the defendant or infiicting
the nominal fine OF one dollar, but
have concluded not to continue the
burlesque commenced by the jury,
consequently ! shall impose the heav-
lest line permitted by the statutes,
which is $500, or to be imprisoned in
the County Jail at the rate Of two dol
lars per day until paid"
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER,

EUREKA COUNTY, NEv.
T r. l.. Chase, County Recorder in and for
~ Eureka county, Nevada, hereby. certify
that a certain Power of Attorney, bearing
date April 9th. A. ID. 1873. and made by
1.-THE Ruby Consolidated Mining Company,
Limited" the same Incorporated in London,
England, to Thomas Menzies and Bernard
Solomon Bernard, both of the city and county
of San Francisco. State of California, empow-
ing them or either OF them to aet on behalf of
sale. Ruby Consolidate Mising Company is Of
record in my offae. Said Power of Attorney
hears the official seal and signature of the
Lord Mayor Of tie City Of London, England,
and also the official seal and signature of toe
Deputy Counsel General Of the United States
Of America, for Great Britain and Ireland.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto set
So my hand and affixed my ofncial seal
SEAL this I'd day of August, A. ID. 1875.
%--s K. l.. CHASE. Recorder.
au3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-02

UNPLEASANT RUMoR. - Yesterday
morning there was a report that the
body of q man had been discovered in
an advanced stage of decomposition in
the tank OF the Eureka Water Com
pany. As all the water used in the
town passes through the tank, the ru-
mor caused the uprising Of a number
of breakfasts from fastidious persons
who objected to the mixture of decom-
posed humanity with their drinking
water. The report had not the slight
est foundation, and we failed TO ascer-
tain how it originated.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-02

ESTHER CHAPTER, No 2.-There will
be a meeting of Esther Chapter, No. 2,
this evening at IA o'clock. All mem.
bers are requested to attend punctu.
ally. w. Durley, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-02

For SALE CHEAP. The clearinghouse and
restaurant adj oining the hoisting-works of the
Eureka Consolidated mine, on Ruby Hill. 1t
is the most desirable property for that bust
moss in this part Of the country. 1t is doing
a good paying business. Ny reason for sell
ing is that | am called East by sickness OF my
family. Will be sold at a bargain. Must be
disposed of by October l. For particulars
apply on the premises.
sp2 LONGABACGH BROS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-02

MISUNDERSTANDING purchased DR.. Luken's
City Drug Store. 1 would respectfully an
nounce that | have on hand a large stock Of
patent medicines, chemicals, stationery,
lamps, chimneys, etc.; all of which l will sell
at reasonable prices. Prescriptions carefully
compounded. | have an office in the rear Of
the store, where | will treat all cases requir-
ing medical or surgical treatment. Special
attention given to chronic cases. Consulta-
ton. free; charges only for medicines. Give
me a call. L.. TERRY, M. ID.
iyll.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-02

ALL RreHT.-It will be seen by our
Geographic dispatches that the Mer-
chants Exchange Bank in San Fran
cisco will resume payment to day.
This is the institution with which ID.
b. Tunnel & Co. exchange, consequent
ly their regular business will be re-
sumed rs formerly.