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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-13

OF course l had to take in the Mabille.
What American does not i? They all
do it. Any one can 20 there and not
be Obliged to "stand in" and then it
is much over rated, as any n can tell
you. 1t is more respectable, ten to one
than the Cremorne or the Argyll of
London. Visited the Louvre; no paint
ings or statuary are exhibited here I'M
til the artist has been dead ten years.
The Luxembourg collection after the
Louvre is the most interesting; one
visit will suffice to see it all; whereas
in the Louvre you could go every day
for a month and see nothing, compare
lively speaking. Went to the Salon in
Palais do l'Industrie, which was used
for the exhibition in 1855. The picture
that impressed ME most here was
Dore's iSeventh He'll" and it is aptly
named. If it is not q "hell of a pic
ture" / have never e one. Attend
ed the "Grand Prix de Paris" that is
the French Derby. OF course it "a
on Sunday. 1.-THE better the day, the
better the Decd" in Paris. All the city
was there, from President MacMahon
down to the flower girls. The racing
was splendid. All races in this
try are on the square, With a liberal al.
lowance made for the "muscular devel-
opments" of the jockeys and the
"managing tact " of the owners. Very
small consideratiOns-don't ainount to
anything-especially the English rae
ing individuals. They are all "hon-
orable men".(O Well, after a three
weeks play in the pleasure city and
environs, and after having witnessed
the grand military review at Lou
chambe trace track, l returned to old
London. The difference between the
English and French metropolis is
marked in every particular. Here
there are no two houses alike. Take a
whole street and the exteriors all dit
fer. In Paris there is uniformity in all
of the principal understanding
pleasing to the eye-but old mixed
up" London has the "wherewithal F"
and she "don't care.' l tell you, nv
friend. that is what tells in any o
try or community - money. l have
had plenty of sport in this country;
would not have missed what l have
seen for $1,000; would not 60 over it
again for SO, 1000. / am now thinking
d coming home, but will go on the con-
tinent first, and will in all probability
return to California via Mediterranean,
Suez, Ceylon, Singapore, Hongkong
and Yokohama. / want to see the
country, and l have now a good oppor-
tunity.
Remember me to all inquiring
friends. j. F. b. MCCLEERY.
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NOTE FROM OHIO.

We endeavored strenuously last
night to gather something from the
Ohio election. A regular press dis
patch from Cincinnati, received at
about l o'clock yesterday, states that
the most absorbing interest was being
manifested in the election, and that
both parties appeared equally sanguine
OF Late last night the follow
Ing brief item came over the wires of
the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company:
Hayes, the Republican candidate for
Governor, 10 undoubtedly elected.
The German vote was last solid for the
Republican ticket"
We know nothing about the relia.
bility Of this intelligence. The Ger
mans are numerous in Ohio, especially
in Cincinnati, and if they went in force
for the Republican ticket there can be
little doubt of its success. Carl Shurze
appeared in the canvass, under pay
from the Republicans, and it Is not i'm.
probable that through his influence
the Germans were induced to 60
against the Democracy. Our advices,
however, are too meager to warrant
conclusions, and it is perhaps as well to
await further particulars.
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Delinquent Mining Notice.

I'0 JAMES BIi0pHY, HIS HEIRS. AID.
i mInistrators, executors, or assigns: loa
are here hereby notified tnat we, the under
signed, your co-workeTs, have performed
work and Ia Dor on the Colorado Ainr. or
Lode, situated on the west side Of Prospect
Mountain, in the Eureka Mining District,
EUREKA county, Nevads, under the lroyis-
ions of an act OF Congress entitled. IAN Act
to promote the dey lopment Of the mining
resources of the United States.n approved
tory and supplementary thereto, to the
amount rendered necessary by said act, and
that you have JAILED to perform your proper
ton Of such work according 10 your interest
in said mine. or have the sane done. and tina;
un,ess o pay TO the undersigned yoEr Just
proportion vi the expenditure Of said work
according TO your Interest IN said mine, with
in 40 days alter tho publication Of this no.
tice. that your interest IN said nine viii be-
come the property OF the undersigned under
an / by virtue Of the said act OF Congress.
That the interests owned IN said mine are AS
follows:
james Broghy..."~....~-""~~.@ feet
John T.. Joncs.-.-.a"".".....IO ieet
John II. koberts....."..--.-.sW feet
Herbert Davies ......"..-.~~-"lW feet
6riiiith Jones.."...... ..-",~-"iV tcet
Griffith Williams.-....-~~"...lOO fe.t
In all, one thousand icut.
Eureka, Eureka county. New, Get. II. lIo.
JOHN Il. JONES,
JOHN II. ROBERTS,
HERBERT DAVIES.
GRIFFITH JONES,
oI9-'m GRIFFITH WILLIAMS.
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There were shipped Saturday, as
freight, over the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad, by the Consolidated Vir-
ginia, to James Crawford, Superintend-
ent of the United States Mint at Car
son. 2S bars weighing 3.l27H pounds,
and valued at Sg5 JOG OIL. This ship.
ment is made to the mint to be coined,
so that the miners, etc, employed by
the company can have trade dollars to
jingle in their pockets and for their
babies to cut teeth upon after next pay
day rolls around.
The ~aristOcratic colored exempliti-
ers of high life below stairs who re-
Gently came from the East to run the
Palace Hotel, were IGNORED with a Sc
lect entertainment given in their hon
or by the Somerset Club, an aristo-
cratic colored social organization in
San Francisco. The %"cfeile de la
IRENE of colored society sanctified
the occasion by their presence.
County Commissioner J. r. Shaw, OF
Dayton. displayed the finest Nevada
raised peaches that were exhibited al
the State Fair, and for the first two OF
three days of its session had a MAORI
" of that fruit on exhibition.
The following mills are in operation
at Silver City, Idado: The Cosmos,
running on Illinois Central ore; the
Golden Chariot, OF Orc Emo; the Leon
ard, on Poorman; the South Chariot
on Orc Elmo; the Shoenbar arastra,
on Belle Peck; and the Fillmore will
run on ore from the Fillmore mine.
Silver City, Idaho, has a stage line tc
Cornucopia.
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THE BEAUTIES OF WOMAN SUI.
FRAGE.


A Wyoming paper Of = late date
gives q very encouraging summary of
what has been effected in that Terri
tory by woman suffrage. 1t says that
In the Of Laramie they never had
. torn Of court marked throughout
with decency and dscorum until the
women were invited to participate;
that they never had q Grand Jury
which had the courage to ferret out
crime until women were placed on
the panel; that they were not able to
punish the most audacious criminals
until women formed part Of the j%uries,
and that they never had . quiet cleo
ton until women we're invested with
the franchise. The paper making
these statements confesses that it was
IN original advocate Of what is called
the acknowledgements of women, but il
puts forward these views so modestly
that the sincerity Of its convictions can
not be called in question. The great
change that has taken place in the
manners and morals of Wyoming il
attributes to the experiment of invit-
ing women to take part in the admin.
istration Of justice and the manage.
ment Of the government.
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NEWTO-DA y.
BANGING ACADEM Y.

DROP. BACH INFORMS THE "A
1 ladies and gentlemen OF Eureka "a
thai ha has secured BlGELOW'S "a
HALL. and will open classes Of in In
struction MONDAY EVENING, October
18th. 1875, for all modern ballroom dances,
including the Boston Dip, BoyalH Horse Guard
and Partisan Variety QIadrilles. l%nstruc-
tons will also be given la calesrhenics, which
tend greatly to promote graceful dcpoit'
ment.
Classes for gentlemen. MONDAY md FRI
DAY EVENINGS, at ~ o'clock.
Glasses Tor ladies, 2 o'elock in tho after
noon, same days.
Glasses for children, SATURDAY AFTER
NOON. Mt 2 o'clock.
With regular attendance rapid progress is
guaranteed.
The Hall will be let to any parties at eason-
able rates. bv Prof. Bach. ol3tf
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of the great four-mile race for the $780,.
900 purse, OWING to the straining of the
tendons Of his legs at the Nevada State
Fair.
The disagreement between the man.
ayers of the Woodville mine and a
number of the shareholders WHO are
dissatisfied with the in which
its affairs have been conducted is no,
yet satisfactorily settled. The sale OF
the delinquent stock which was to have
taken place yesterday, vas postponed
by the directors until noon, when il
sold at from 81 rs to 81 80 per share,
l 800 shares being sold.
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ZIG w S.
GuibOrI's Bones.

with the Guibord case states that no
day ha, been appointed for the burial
of Guibord's remains, and that it is
possible it may be deferred for a con-
siderable time.
Venezuela.
The HAGUE, Oct. IL.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs
stated, in the Chamber of Deputies to-
day, that the situation Nth regard to
Venezuela was not such a, la cause
disquietude, but serious enough to
counsel prudence.
Fire Raging.
SANTANDRR, Oct. IL.
A great fire is now raging in the
timber yard near the railroad depot IN
this city. The premises contain a
great quantity of fine timber.
The Edicted Of the Turks.
PARIS, Oct. IL.
1t is reported that the British and
French Governments are in comnuni
cation relative to the stepts TO be taken
in view of the recent edict in regard to
the Turkish Government.
Italy at the Centennial.
ROME. Oct. IL.
Italy will appoint "A committee of Ital.
ian residents in America To act at the
Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia
The Pope will send two mosaics, rep.
resenting "Madonna," by Raphael
and ''St. Agnes" by Goetili.
SNOW In Canada.
CALLINGwooD, Canada, Oct. -.
Over six inches Of snow fell here ast
night and was still showing ills morn
ing,
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DYQHT.sEEING BEYOND THE AT.
LANTIC.
An Interesting Letter from He

1850 -
LANTIC.
An Interesting Letter from Ne
Cleery, the Billiardfst.
County Recorder, r. L. Chase, per-
mits W to publish the following letter
from J. F. B. McCleery, the billiardist,
who spent some time in Eureka about
one year since:
LONDON, Sept. 10, 1875.
FRIEND CHASE: Thinking, perhaps,
you might want to know what one Of
your old-time friends is doing and
what part of the globe he is now an &C
cupant of, l seat myself this Sunday
afternoon and will endeavor to give
you ssynopsis Of my travels:
On the night Of April 23d, at
O'Clock, I conceived the idea Of max.
ing . tour through Europe. l had no,
one dollar In my pocket. I repaired TO
my lever obliging uncle" Invested
myself OF watch, sleeve buttons, rings,
souvenirs, etc., and procured $500 in
bright "coin Of the realm "-~that in
my mind not beinga sufficient amount.
LETT next morning for Virginia City,
succeeding there in placing . couple OF
"centuries" In the "~capacious folds oil
my garments" l imagined was all
o. K, and departed on the 18th for New
York-heart and pocket being equally
"light." The Emerson Troupe was
on the Same train Is far as Chicago,
which made the trip across very pleas
mt. I arrived In New York May I'd;
stopped 1t the Finh Avenue Hotel
LETT New York May Sth on tho steamer
Adriatic for Queenstown, being deter
mined to SEQ could" Ireland; had q
very pleasant and agreeable trip across
the Brine; arrived at Queenstown
May 10th. Hotels all full; was
obliged to occupy q "shake-down" in
. huxter-shop mot Mrs. MalIoy's);
managed to get about half full myself
on the "go0d old poteen " before re-
firing. Next day went to Cork, up the
river Lee. Everything is built of stone,
and as ''solid as 1.-THE Rock of Gibraltar
sse . specimen Of the Irish girls i'm
mortalized in song. Ny opinion Is
not Of the BEST of Hibernia's daugh-
ters a seen with the naked eye. In fact,
/ saw nothing but children and old
men and women in the country. Visit
cd Killarney lakes; stayed one day.
French bill of fare at the hotel. Very
funny, Oh. That ended my pleasure
in the Gland of the Shamrock" for
while coming down through the lakes
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Delinquent Mining Notice.

ITO WILLIAM MILLER. HIS urrps
i executors, administrators. or s.sn1cc,
You are hereby notified that we. ths 's a
d~erslgncd, your have n.rio,al y
work and laLor on the "Adelpbip Mn" ea
Lode, situated on tle west side of p,ns,a
Mountain, In the Eureka Mining D;s,ry.a..'
Eureka county, Nevada. under ibe n,a,,.
ions OF an act Of Congr, SIS entitled. An n.
to promote the development vf the m;n,ns
resources of the United States.r apIraray
May III. 1872. and this several acts amends
tory and supplementary thereto. 10 ~.
amount rendered necessary by said net snSS
that you have failed to perform your nro,ar.
ton OF such work according to your MAJ,
in said mine, or have the same done. and ia,
unless you pay to the undersigned YOUR ,ns,t
proportion of the c expenditure Of SAID wort
according to your interest in said nina
within 10 days after the publication Of ,bi.
notice, that your interest in said mine viii
become the property OF The undersigned M.
der and by virtue OF the said act OF Congress.
That the interests owned in said mine are =,
foilows:
John 4. ones.......... ..,..@O feat
John ii. kobcrts................gOte feel
Ellis 40 feet
Joseph Jones.-.""..............gD feet
NAT feet
VIM. MIller.-................u ~ feet
In all, one thousand four hundred feet.
Eureka, Eureka county, New, yet. u. Igi
ol3-3n
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Notice 10 Miners.

DDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
ID Saturday. 10th instant, Tor sinhins .
shaft ix6 feet 100 feet, on Adams hilL eum m
meneing Mt the surface. The COMPANY WA
furnish tools. also timber, 4 the slotans
should require timbering. FOR pafuVu''''
inquire at the mine. vrtr
j. c. POWELL,
ol2td Supt. Adams HIN COMPANY.
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THE O'BorHERATIoNs.-Thero Is a
serious split in Tammany, and the
New York Herald has dubbed the
boilers the O'Botherations. The ex-
shoulder hitter and ex-member OF
Congress. John Morrissey, leads the
soreheads and bellyachers.
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, CIIAL-
w lenge any five men in the town Of tu
reka Jor from 81 900 to $1,000, to lift IRON a
5-pound to a N-pound dumb bell. Men ana
ED. BaANNAN.
ol2tf ALE. CHAkTZ.
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Report of the Vienna Commissions
ers-GOld I'm The Black Hills.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IT.

Report of the Vienna Commission
ers-GOld i'm n Black Hills.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL.
The reports of the United States
Commissioners to the Vienna Exposi
ton are now being issued by the Gov
ernnment printing Office. The first
out is that on the metallurgy of lead,
silver. copper and zinc, by Howard
Painter, Mining Engineer. 1t is al
elaborate review of the exhibits OF va
rious ~nationalities and their processes
of smelling and refining, with minute
descriptions OF the latest discover
les of roasting and smelling furnaces.
The Indian Commissioner of Indian
Affairs received the following dispatch
to-day from Walter T.. Jenney, the ge-
ologist exploring the Black Hills,
dated camp on Rapid creek, Septem-
Der 10Th. 81 have discovered gold in
small quantities in Bear Lodge mount
aims, about thirty miles west OF the
Little Missouri Buttes, in the north
western portion of the Black Hills.
The field Is limited in area, not exceed
ing fifty square miles, and is wholly
in Wyoming, being separated from the
region about Harnry's Peak by Red
Water Valley. The gold is derived
from decomposition of lodges OF field
spar and porphyry carrying oxides OF
iron and manganese, no quartz being
found in the region and the deposits,
as far as examined, are gravel bars of
limited area near the head of a mount
ain stream flowing in belts from the
river"
Declines to Run.
New YopK Oct II
The S~prinfield Republican to-day
announces hat General Bartlett has
declined the nomination for Lieuten-
ant Governor of Massachusetts, on the
Democratic ticket.
Cannot Act.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL.
In reference to the application from
| General Cowan, Assistant Secretary of
the Interior, for an opinion from the
| Attorney General as to whether he
can legally perform the duties of Act
ing Secretary after to-day, the Attor
ney General decided that he could not.
The Election.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. IL.
On Change to-day not hall the usu-
al number were in attendance, the cleo
tiOu dosoi DttiS oil Othci hitCicStSs lHc
indications are that an unusually large
vote will be polled. At this hour
nothing can be said a. to the result.
Both parties are confident of success
Thsre were some attempts at repeating
in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Wards, but were promptly frustrated.
One Of the Centennial Buildings
Blown Down.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL.
About Don to-day, the high wind
blew down the unfinished Agricultural
Hall i'm the Centennial grounds. The
building was about one-third com
pleted and entirely of wood. Eight
laborers were injured, five seriously
and one fatally. The building was
under contract to be finished January
LIST.
Encouraging Outlook.
NEW York, Oct. IL.
The Evening Post says as to trade in
this city we "A only say every firm
from which we hear reports that sales
this season are ahead OF those of any
season since 1873. On manufactured
goods there has been losses to the
manufacturers, but profits have been
made for all through whose hands the
goods have passed after leaving the
! manufacturers. One OF the largest dry
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$40 REWARD!

STOLEN OR EsrRAYED FROM TIE
- fish Crcet kaneh, one black horss,o
years old, weight LOO pounds, and BRANDED
"A. C." low down on the right hip. Are
ward Of $50 will be paid for his deliyeryW
BISHOP A CARpEAl EN-,
ol2-Im Main street, EUREKA.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
The Pinney.spauIdinx D~efaIcation.

n fhnney.Spau1dAnx D~efNIcat1On
NALLEJo, Oct. IL.
The Naval Court of Inquiry has re-
ceived the testimony of ten witnesses,
the evidence leaning chiefly on the ex-
animation OF the books and papers OF
S~paulding's office. Important facts
have been elected, but no startling dis
closures made. Ittranspires that Pin
ney plundered i'm company with 9th
ers. Spaulding listens to the testi-
mony, but has submitted no statement
to the Court. His book-k"eper has
been undergoing examination since
last Friday. Carr, Lagrange and La
MOnlagnie have not yet been sum
moned. The Court is confident that it
has power to enforce summons by the
aid OF the United States Marshal.
When Carr is wanted lie will be SEM
for. Ii he fails to respond, the Deputy
Marshal will bring him. Contractors
will be called next week. The inquiry
will not be concluded before Novem-
Der 10th.
Taken 10 San Quentin-Rallot BOX
out Of n Big Race-The wood
VILE I~mbrOgli0.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IL.
Chas. j. Kuebel, the young default
ing stock brokers' clerk, was to-day
taken to San Quentin, L begin his
term of five years. Numerous friends
accompanied him to the steamer.
Ballot Box is represented to lie out
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Abe E~dginston Dying.
SACRAMENTO. Oct.

oAChAM EN- w., OCLs liz
Abe Edgington, OF Virginia City,
Nevada, who has for several weeks
past been lying seriously i'll at his
rooms in the Arcade Hotel. is falling
rapidly. This evening his friends fear
he a not live through the night.
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goods houses reports that its sales dur
ing september were one million three
hundred thousand ahead of CORE
spending months in 1874. This is an
exceptional case. The railroad ton
mage was never larger on Trunk lines
than now, which, while it does not
prove that the railroads are making
larger profits, for the rates are low,
does show that the volume of trade is
larger.
All quiet i'm Mississippi.
WASHINGTON, Oct. II.
The Attorney General is in daily re-
ceipt of advices from Mississippi. Gov
ernor Alnes is averse to arming the
citizens of the State for their own pro-
lection, for the reason that it would
produce great excitement. Everything
is reported quiet.
A Decision, Rendered.
DETROIT, Oct. IL.
Taxing the liquor business was to
day decided by the Supreme Court to
be constitutional. The main points
argued before the Court were first.
whether the present liquor law taxing
the business va not practically a
license law, and this in contravention
of the existing clause in the constitu
ton which prohibits the Legislature
from passing any law licensing the
sale of intoxicating liquors; second,
whether the tax being levied by the
authority of the State could be co .sti-
tutionally enforced since it was APP
piled to the support Of local municipal
governments; or if this were not SO
whether the levying of such tax was
not i'm violation OF the local right of
self government possessed by the
municipalities.
The Presidential Party.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. II.
President Grant and party lett This
city at $3.50 this afternoon, by special
train, for Chicago.
Hope for Chicago.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL.
At a meeting of clergymen aud lay
men this afternoon a telegram was re-
celved from Moody, the ~revivali,t,
reading as follows: "Have asked
Brooklyn to let me off. / will com
menc work in your city October 81,
God willing"
The Arctic Expedition Young
AShOOuS moAo
selves.
NEW YORK, Oct. II.
A special from London says letters
have been received from Capt. Allen
Young, one OF the officers of the Pan
dora, dated Disco, August g, and Way
CART Straits, August 9th. The letters
describe the voyage as pleasant. The
Pandora called at Disco. There had
been some collisions with ice-bergs,
but the vessel was not injured. The
officers letters describe the crew rs
working well; all on board fare alike.
At Irigtuk Bay they saw the Fox.
Another London dispatch states that
a duel was fought near Paris Sunday,
between two young Americans named
Riggs and Paine. The cause was an
old family fued, which WAS renewed
last Thursday night in the Renaissall
Theater, when blows were exchanged.
The result OF the duel was that Paine
was wounded slightly in the arm.
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MARRIED.

Eureka, Oct. II lat the VI. Z. Parsonage, by
Rev. j. II. De La Matyr, II. Z. fcnster-
maker, Of Fish Creek, New, to Miss Annie
Long, of Eureka.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE POST0fFICE AT
IL Eureka, Nevada, on the nth day OF
Uctnber, 1873. Persons calling for any Of these
letters will please say Advertised Ucto-
Der Ii, 1876"
Ladies' List.
Erwin Miss Maggie Hawley Mrs LA2
otter Mrs Mary Layne Mrs Maria
stephenson Emily
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BORN.

Carson City. Oct. 9-Wife OF State Printer J
j. Hill, II daughter.