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BROWNE.

r.. - ".m,Nr"S soars :. and a.tsa utao.as.
Ealpus-WlIltAm 3olnAu. fnl!Adslph!A.
THE LoGt8Y1LLE CLUB.
Louisville, Aug. 93.-Eloyeu thousand dol.
lars vi stock lAs Geon tAken 10 the new base-
bali club TO commence with the next season url-
dor tha name Ut tho louisvlles, aud compete
for the championship Of the Unitod B'a.os. Ar
tielas Of incorporation have been adopted, And
preparations for securing hsst.clasa p4Ayets Ass
10 ouinlneuce at once.
GAME At LITTLE ROCK.
LITTLE Rock. Ark, Aug. 23.-The Rversides
Of Meuphls, champions Ut Tennessee, aud tho
Ocoidentals Of this city, champions II Arkaa-st.
played match game of base bail tAss ayeung
1t tho far grounds. resulting in \ victory for
tAs hysss4des By scole Of u to ~.
, 1875-08-24
INDIANA
MI Nk1-

6pAtfdt nsnsteA to TA4 CAitas4 1fttkyu.
1NnIANAfolls. Aug. 23.-Altbough the srsn.
logs have bsea vary cool for the last thss& days.
ahsss las b%so no Psrcspsb!s froas Ia this looAi.
~, and no advtcs& hAys bsAn tecalvsd oI Any
damage 10 Gapa In lAlt A4Ats+ Gun A41Ahasa
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rum.sl,np.r i. wna lnrpy rfm'is. for 1t is
not difficult to aAsoctato thcho hearty sor oa@ea
will, tho locality named, nnr to n1tenl thet
&bEckners from numerical to corporal or even
oouysrea Llonnl character af!or such RathcrIhg-
, 1875-08-24

Q1EuIe Cl INV ltlSA 13t1 NtA VII A3p ACtO+s bA"*
Bcnator Carpenter has eiGncd the call fos
R1centaok Convention, and tt eass confidently.
though 1t Inns no authority in the premises. That
tho Senator has not sigHed st'ch call. Whether
he Is to apeak or not At such Convention 1e-
Thero ia sonc talk among Now York po1iti-
e!aus Of sacrificing Mr. Il. 8. Cox on tho altar
Of Gov. TiidcuH ambition. The Troy Press
nays that New York cannot reasonably expect TO
havo hosls the spcakersbip and the frosiuehcy'
md nl'e desirea tho a'ter more tlan tue iosnef'
1natnuch as the apcakersltp Of tie Forty
fourth Congress will expire heforo the ne1t lfes"
idcncy boslns, there appears to be no oblecElon
to New lor. taking both oheee-'f sue cah'
Senator Ingalls, las ,sr.tton 1ettcr for publ
cation in the kansas papcrs designed to bri"g tho
peopo Of tno etate into closer relations and
sympathy. uo says that tho effect Of sectional
1enIousies has boon to dlvcrt largo industrieg
iran Kanass to Missouri and neIghboring
fu,,.. Far hin own par, In f,opics thsk he has
toushs any special 'eeln'ht'on Tor Atehisor, and
ttserts TINT Ao "on'd sua'o tne 'n'e'eets u
j+eascnHofth - h1lehtoon's 10 'oo7o VI "o5
other community III tao ota'e' ..
Mr. Ihurmau's struggles to e1tf1cate himae'1
from the situation In which. ho Was placed by tho
correspondent OF tho Cleveland Leader op'y tn
yolys him moro. Tho correspondent now as-
serts, not oply TINT Thurman did dcnounce Sam
Cary and 1eyiIe the Catholics. hut That 4o as-
r,nted TO the statement OF hia companion. Tloo-
doro CooIc. that it would bo good thing for the
country to have great kuow-Nothing revival
5oce every twcpsy years. hlr. Coole thinks be
eoea indications Of fresh knou-Nutling move
n.eut already,
,,au, ,,,.,.,o,.o,a -ar .,., ,,s,,r
, 1875-08-24

The Hon. ]. BtetlltlE Aldft0n uoTernor OF No"
braaka, Ia al tho Gardner.
sfr. Robert Sclionck ia 10 call 11.s. Hicks
"Etnma Mine" in September,
"Bo,scicau!s's youngest non !,ns been playing
Ndmtet."-in tho nutaery probably.
Tbs Woosl[u1l lna abandoned Srritualism to
have moro sfmo for emancipating liar scx.
Thu Ray. l.. j. racitto, II. A.. of aydnoy. Aus
trAlls, ia a 1ate arrival At tho Palmer liouse
G. r. Holman, J. Bomcrvil'c, and 1ohn Elliott
represent Great Britain at tho Palmer Honeo.
Gen. Burnside in accused III having hle Ike
noss put on fashion plata for politica! effect.
Tho continual 1aIna In New York lead 10 tho
conviction thAt Tommy 6hoarman will soon hayo
run dry.
Joaauin Miller has really had h!s hair cut.
It vas almost - long a. hls wife,, sud hera Ia
| famous.
BIT. Deoef,er eivca up his Western lecture on
Engemonta in order to doyote himself to tho
| Chrisi;an Union.
O.p. Graham and II. r.. nollinFsworth. Of
London, Eng, arc AMONG tho prominent arrivals
It the fremont House.
Kato Fold ia getting acrimonious Dsraeli.
she says, Ia no orator un1eeH stimulated by lago
or somsthsug moro material"
| It now appears that The groat salviui entor-
tainB for 1is great rival. Roas tho liyeliest aud
most ouduriug sort Of animosty.
| Krupp. the maker OF big guns, will visit the
| Centennial as ne OF them. Gilmore will surely
Try to fire him with patriotic music.
| Mr. Edward McFeo. Of tho Now York CONNER
cio! and Financial Chronicle. is in tho city on
business connected with tho paper.
| IpBanity threatens all tho European rotcn.
tates. Tie Duke Of SAKE Meinngen thinkH he
Ia mn actor, and p'ayB in bis own theatre.
Dion Pott is in Floronco, and the Inst heard
Of Tlorence lio Was In tile trotonulest n.ean-
cho!y At the failure Of Duncan. Sherman Il Co.
Jay Gould has an infart months old, and
tho brooklyn .irgns thinks 1t can detect her con.
| tr,butionB to tho editorials of tho Now York
| Tribune.
lowell. tho temperance lecturer, homes to
mako converts by saving That half the clergy
men Of Eoson arc wuo-bibbers, aud thor dea-
cons tIppless.
Schnrider doea not want to cotno to tho United
States. but the magnitude Of her millnet bills
rnskes it necessary that she should give us Ia
luctaut soa6on.
Pauline Markham has new piece entitled
" Cigarette" 6he cannot make 1t 60 without
the papers. aud even then 1t vii! take great
deal OF putting.
Dazaino s getting tired Of doing nothing. and
| wauts situation In the Russian army. Tho
| K,ng Of Doumatk. 10 whom ho hppod for In
lueuce, replied that tho Russian army did not
| need any fallon heroes.
Mr. George Wilkes must hammer hie revenge
out Of nolncbody in return for h,a numerous
shrash!ugs aud fuds ii eafcr to conAno his nows.
tfnr, In In ~ William Ska1tnpc1rn a
, 1875-08-24

NEBRASKA.
WEBSTER COUNTY.
corrtspendtnet u 77ha Cheaao Tribune.
Wits. Webster Co., Nab, Aug. 1o.-Ths
grasahoppers have A!l passed over. doing no
dausgs in shls county. Tie corn in this county
il the dnent ever knnwn. u also tho potstosa.
O&ts, good crop. Wnuat, = fair crop.
, 1875-08-24

Cholera, Crampe, psrrhfta, md al Bowel Com.
plx!ntr pI,.tai.y cured by Dr. Jayn,s C.tn.liys
B.sam. II takss away all sorenes4 If the abJonen,
aooAef ths stomach hul reAtoru4 tA natural 4rtou.
, 1875-08-24
to-day on thn Board nf Tr>r!o nnarr .ha pre8suss
OF frost news from tho Southwestern s;ntes.


MICHIGAN.
1t GRAND NAPtDS.
l7p>efa' Dfspdtea II The C"tcaqo Tribune.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Aug. 2}.-Satnrday
night and last night this section Of tho country
waa visited by quite rharp f,oBta. In aone psrta
Of thls county some dAmags was done. It waa
,erv sharp Tor tho tina Of tue year, and e1-
ttemsly saIlY.
, 1875-08-24
FAIRS TO Be HELD IHTHIs STATE II

County. 5i,eormr. to.'.o;e* asd'sa
Adams ...........asrt. =. III. L.. .Pa,son.
alexander. No u,KAnika H.,
1,"na: 1.,a: s., So :r@'n'Aa'1on III ,,.,,,,.,
tnrssu. ..'.:.... aert 3lo iriace.on.
c.,hoan. 70 organization.
Ss.:: ::,:::."....4ux; ., ssp' j.. S;ifx5n':;
ciart sa' NJ relo 81, i sei. M.rsI.
Cay
Sssqsy S:sn.2. T'1 F.! ss' srt r. ii; Ia:'s
Clinton. ..........S No FAR this year. Carlyle.
cocs os' e r.3 ie III: ;..s a'ssso eas!s,;'''
| Crawford. ). ..+..ssrt. -. Us.. L.. .1ub!u.ou.
ounaI*fi.ni... S:es: -: .M:;;ny MAYHEM, Point.
- - .stpI iii ....:.D.I.iI.
! County Fair. Aug. 17-2A...... .Clinton.
ndsis nI.issss f.sF s.n; Az H! T.', CITY
| UuPAgs.. sept. IT.. ........ Whe~tau.
fEdas,5i fit. FL ~ l-l7...:.tt,.; tria,
F.sst.. SEPT. ., oet. l. ,v.naai!s.
/! Ford
SSs%a's :ssa f:5: ssps: i. 81 City.
Franklin. ......... Not reported. 80. Dausou.
County Fsr.... Not reported. =. Canton.
!, District F4sF.. seIt - Get. L. Avon:
Ss M i : 6s o.. c.s.ssa
urandy stpt. 23-%o. $50. .sorri,. !,
Hamilton. Not FeTore Mc c1Ie4Ebbofo =
H4ncoek.... .... No Fir this year .C4rtllage.
I!ardtn... Oct. ls-1. Enzstetntown-
Sept. y, Oct. .l... biggs s!lle.
| Henry. Aug. 1-21. .c.Mtfidga
| 1ro7uosH-
.a G9uaty F.,r. E. Oct: ;on.rea
| Jac:son Sept. 2l-24,..... Murtu, abose.
| Jasner. Sert ~, Oct. =, ,Newton
Je0efAou. Selt. 2t-14.,,,,. MI. teruon.
Jersey y............ Oct, .1asseyylle-
| J1 Daytcss-
| County Fair Sept %, Oct. !. -, ,fa1onA,
| District F4is. ..Uet -. S.......... Warren.
Johnson .........Eu orgauizauon..
K.ne-
| North Ill. Far,,Aug 80, SetIt, ). Aurora.
| District Fxfr.., Not Reported. gin.
| KnnEakes sept, 3s. Oct. L.. .K4uxAke%.
| Kuuiau ........ .6tpt. 1-1Q...... .If!stol.
| Klox. .Dci. ,Ua!esLurH.
| Lake. Bept. II, Utt. a., .WauktgAn.
| l.aslIle. No Faie this yrar. .Uttawa.
| L.wreuco.,.,.,. Oct. .LawrsnceTilla,
| Lro -,.......... Not relnrted... -. p,xun.
L.vineston.. .... Sept, ~, uc.. l.. .rousiAo,
| Loghu-
| County Fair. Aug. e3-17 7.....,. Lincoln.
District E24F, Aug. " Sept. T.. .AIAnta.
| Macon. ....,....S SsFt. ill.,. ..... AtuE.
M4eoult ...... .sopt, y, Oct. l.. .c.rnus!!le.
| Aalla1u, Oct. 25-5t ,,,.,., ,ElxAraA,Ls,
N4rlou-
County Fair, Sept. 21-1A. .Salen.
| DAtrtct Fair. .Bets. u, Oct. L.. .Csuttalia-
MxzsLalt-
County Fair. Not reported. ..... Iensy.
| district FAIR. ;. Sept. Is, Oct. L.. Wri,ens.
Mason. sept. y. Dst. IT,. .Aayaus.
| M.4aac. .....,... MOI reported. So. Metropolis.
| Dououah.. -, Sept ;-ll....... M4+ulnb.
McHsur7 49,. 49,. sspt !l.7a....... Muoa4.otk.
Ac1e4n. -. ~. Sept 7-iv. TowAnAa.
housr1...... ....AuR. ~ 3'... .lt;tf4ouig.
Mosret. Sept. -, Oct. Lee. .Alelo.
| Munroe. .... Not rel1rts1. re. Waterloo.
Mousgomery-
, 1875-08-24

the attraetivencss Of tho racnn II that tho Bes-
vcsx'ck Club. u Albany, will row in a sis-o..ad
boat uver tho o,IIrga cp'.rso nnh rn,lnavor IN
*utnhss tho time mado BY tho vi:tor,nua Cornell
crew this year. 1his unique race. It il claimed.
vii At fant Eetto for time lilo mucl,-Jlaruto<l
question wh".ner rn!l4g,atns or amateurs are
The heat oarst1len. Tits racs against tlme will
come on af'.r the laht days programme ha.
heen sinlH1,ol. 1t nspectai that many college
on'rIneh viii atntId tho regatta specially for tho
pu'rn~o of witnessing tHsn doc atyo test of anna
sonE skili and proweHs, nr, na tho amateurs sny,
their own defeat. Tho result viii certainly az.
cite sanrat!or il rowing circleB II It should turn
OUT to be 4 victory fur tho amataurs.
, 1875-08-24
OHIO,

OHIO,
no FHnBr nEf0nTEp,
Srttfat DispdLh 10 7hr Lhttaao Tribune,
CLxvELAsp. Aug. 23.-No report OF any frost
in Ohio,
, 1875-08-24
PlCEON-SHOOTINC.

New YonK. AE. G3.-Amony tito passengers
OF rho steamor City Of Berlin tB Capt. Dogardus,
the champion pgeou-shooter.
, 1875-08-24


mistaken for Sam WiIkoson escaplug ID his rod
nighLshirt.-Drook|yn Arqus.
Miss Ella Kraighne has mado her debut in
callforuia. playing the Nun in "Tho Two Or
plans with great success. Mias Ellis Kraighne
IL mono other than tho vivscloua aud charming
little wifa Of William II. Crane, the iayos,to
comedisu. The old proverb about "clang,ng
tho name and not tue letter IL change for tho
worse and not Tor the better" does not apply.
They changed the letters aud not the nalue
which. otherwise spoiled, remained tho same. .
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
fremont House--Ths Hon. J. u. Miller, Montreal :
William alaaF, Burlington usnry ltoe. Bt. Paul f.
H. Myers. Ftt4barg; c. II. CottrN. M.wsukes;
aeo.xs J. Major. Detroit; ". Hatton. New York Q.
D. w&1dron. Nav yurk ". ]. Boyle, Muwaukes j;
% " t. H.; Z o9S:s S::s :ns .: t s2'ya " p.s 9't~
i si.,ps1s % H. Msls. Il. nai !. T. 8 ch.m!s5., :
York John 7. Crane. aalt Lsts Hsraa +. ". Hart
~. New Yutt Z. =; MCKINLEY. Ohio; y. D. kant.
smits' pe: neas. nI.n:hssS. s e!s'..n1: eG,
W,a.es 1tts.op ao:.eq @ @ese5ss Il Ls.!'s soSn ',l
e.as r Il 1sss ssas. sel:Dis E.. : sr"so.a a.
sns.s' ss n;,as J. ria''n u bt.,s: s.s s fs uI &
r:! t.'.S z',1 e$:s s;s:;
Pittsburgh Ch4!sa q. Clark. Troy; @. Moulton. Gin.
ria o. Il. Fs.sina. Dsa No,nsA; +. 4. WILBUR Tole-
do; ". Q. Faleon4r. K4nsaA. -. El,~s~ Hevss-
George @. bsck. c4ss<!asd: I. o. Harbour, ctaein-
nau .. II. Austin, Michigan +. I. Kaaloxe. clare
And James e. fotsyths. Audslo; 4, G. Hitchcock.
Tompklus, n ru.o: .. Stewart Dsntsop, Da,tsd statss
ARMY p. AAxass,, Washington; v. A.tuaD,
oSrps i d. nudiynn, I'LL Lsis: ". 6. Fsrtss
Aoaolalu; Frsnk HUME. Warrington john d,
wallis Ut Lea!.; 4. J. bash, Mou4,s asn. Daol.on.
Fsansl.o Q. Il. ools, Boston !. 4 Hsrpsr, P.tts-
lug ", b. ftssfs. Batoat rsyso4 hfadlsi. Hstosl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-19

I, Thomas Starkie ~Shuttleworth,
Clerk of the Crown and Clerk of the
Delivery OF the Goal, in and for the
County Palatine, of Lancaster, and
having tbs custody of the records of
the courts of Oyer and Terminer and
Goal Delivery, holden in and for the
said County Palatine, do hereby certify
that, at the session of Oyer and Ter
miner and Goal Delivery, held at the
Assize Courts, in Manchester, in and
for the County Palatine, on Monday,
the eleventh day OF March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-two. before Sir.
John Mellor, Knight, and Sir Robert
Lush, Knight, and others their CONS
panions, Justices and Commissioners,
assigned to hear and determine divers
Felonies, Trespasses and Misdemean-
ors, and also TO deliver the Goal of the
said County Palatine of the prisoners
being therein,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-19
STEALINGS.

From Geo. w. Shaw, Treasurer of
Lyon county, the Carson Tribune
learns that the Orizaba mine, No. g,
situated in Como district, has been re-
located and incorporated by a strong
party Of capitalists, and that work will
be commenced on the mine forthwith.
The discovery of mines all through
that country is attracting the attention
of men Of means, and no doubt there
will be some startling developments
made in that nearly defunct section.
Superintendent Crawford, of the Car
son Mint, and Cross, of Reno, are the
only fossils remaining at this time Of
the once famous town OF Como.
At a regular meeting of the Geld
Hill Miners Union, held at their hall
Monday evening, the. following Off
Gers were elected for the ensuing semi
annual term: President, Thos. Marks;
Vice President, w. Hogan; Record
ing Secretary, Daniel Mccarthy; Ffnan-
cial SECRETARY, d. d. Donovan; Treas
urer. Matt. Crowley; Finance Commit
tee, John T. Larkin, John Wade, A.
Scrimgeour; Conductor, Patrick Smith;
Warden Thomas Daley.
On last Sunday night Thomas Han
dy, a carman on the l,00O-fOot level OF
the Belcher mine, was caught by a
loaded car, which had jumped the
track, and had about nine inches ,of
his scalp torn from the right side
of his head. The wound Is not consid-
cred a dangerous one, although 1t Is
very painful. The scalp was sewed ON
by a physician, and the injured man is
getting along well.
The Reno Tannery will be thrown
open for the inspection of the people
OH Monday next. During the day
carriages will run from the Lake
House, carrying free. Leather deal,
ers and workers, and butchers, and al
persons feeling interested in home
manufacture, are requested TO De pres
ent. The first Nevada made leather
will be sold on that day.
The Orizaba Mining Company has
been incorporated in San Francisco, to
mine in Lyon county, Nevada. Cap
ital stock, o. 900; shares, 500 each.
ID. Macdonald, W. Elem
F. Tagliabue, d. T. Gilmore and
+. Elliott.
Very bright accounts are received
from The town OF Sutro. Work on the
is being pushed rapidly ahead,
and the report Is that q large ledge OF
good quartz has been struck within the
past lew days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-19
FoREIcN w s.

DUBLIN, June IL.
Mayor Leach has printed the follow
ing: All Ireland challenge Shield
for competition by the Rilemen.
Americans will compete, as they have
been made honorary members of the
Shooting Club. Shield must be shot
for next year at Philadelphia.
More Failures I'm London.
LONDON, June IS.
Alexander Son Il Co., merchants
here have failed. Liabilities, 81 ,000,-
900. This failure was caused by Alex
ander Collie 81 Co.'S suspension. Octa-
vius Phillips IL Co., colonial brokers,
and Wedlock, Smallwore & Co., OF
Manchester, have also failed. The LA
bilitics of the latter firm are unknown.
At this hour damaging rurnors pre-
vail in business circles, but there Is
generally a better feeling prevailing.
Eeayy Failures I'm London.
LONDON, June II.
The following failures of bill dis.
counters are announced: Young, BOst.
wick Il Co., John Anderson " Co.. and
j. C. Touiie. The liabilities of Young,
Bostwick & Co. are stated at $500 900,
those or JODn ANDERSON ~ 70. dt
81 ,000, 900, while those of J. C. Toulie
are not given.
West, Head & Co., of Manchester
have also failed; liabilities, s 1000, 900.
The failure is also announced OF John
Strachan u Co, East India merchants;
liabilities, $1,000, 00G; and of Henry
Adamson & Sons, ship and insurance
brokers'; liabilities not given. 1t Is
understood that further suspensions
will be announced Tomorrow, includ-
ing an important house.
The American and Irish Teams
P~rRcticing.
DUBLIN, June II.
The shooting match of the Dublin
Rifle Club, at long range, for the
challenge cup, in which the American
rifiemen participated, took place to-
day. The match was won by Rigby.
The shooting to-day is regarded here
As showing the comparative superior
ty of the Americans, considering that
the match was mainly for practice
and hat this was their first visit to the
sceneo of the coming contest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-19
STATE OF NEVADA,

SOONIl OF OhfsNAs
This is to certify that JOHN Il. PLA-
TER, OF Eureka, county and State
aforesaid, who is to me personally
known, appeared and, beng by me
duly sworn, deposes and says, that the
said THOMAS WALMsLEY TAYLOR,
whose name appears in the above
record of the Manchester Jail, is per-
sonally known to him, the said Platter,
as the same THOMAS WALMsLEY TAY-
LoR now styling himself the represen-
tative of the British Mining and Mill
ing Company of London, England,
said company doing business in the
county OF Eureka, State Of Nevada,
United States of America.
IL. ST. Witness my hand and seal,
June 18th, A. ID. 1875.
f. II. HARMON,
Cloth Judicial
Clerk district Court, o.--
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-19

r~H
THE Boss TO BE RELEAsED.-Ac-
cording to . New York dispatch, Boss
Tweed Ia to be released from prison to-
day. Several days ago we had adj
vices by telegraph that the Court Of
Appeals had decided that he was ille-
gally he'd and must be discharged, a
fact to which we neglected to call ed
itOrial attention at the time. Other
criminal charges are pending against
him. but it is extremely doubtful
whether they ever get him under lock
end key again. Tweed Is possessed
Of toe much money to serve out a
sentsneo like less distinguished fell
ops.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-19

Yesterday, but which failed to explode,
when the powder accidently ignited
and the fatal explosion occurred.
The Official Discharge of Tweed.
New YORK, June II.
The official discharge of Tweed ar
rived from Albany last night, but at
the request of his counsel he will not
be released before Saturday. Probab-
ably the object of his counsel is to OBJ
tain the necessary bail in the criminal
suit to follow and thus permit him to
return to his family without again be-
ing consigned to Jail.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-19
THE TOPIC.

~
Gorham and Carr on the one hand, and
Governor stanford and the Central
PAcifc Railroad on the other, contin-
ues to be the all absorbing topic in
California. The Sacramento Bee, Re-
publican, submits the following CO.
nundrum:
The question Of the day still con-
tinues 10 be: Is this q real or a sham
fight between Gorham and Carr on the
one side and the Central Pacific Rail-
road people on the other? If q sham,
what can they gain by it, and If real,
must be answered before long! 1t is
too important not to be known. 1t Is
4 public Question now, and must have
q public answer! Until the people
know what it all means what can the
people do about itf
The Grass Valley Union, Democratic,
In referring to tho subject saws: "We
think the fight is a real n and the
question as to what caused it is per-
tinent and must be answered. If the
question is not satisfactorily answered,
the ticket nominated by the men who
suddenly fell out with the railroad will
receive but few votes"
For our part, we fully agree with our
Grass Valley contemporary that the
fight Is not assimulated. Governor
Stanford Lad repeatedly informed the
D.--h1;oo naIar that bo iufou1o1 m
get the railroad out Of politics. This
was manifestly against the material
interests of Gorham and Carr, and per
consequence they got angry and fared
up and turned their backs on their
former friend and benefactor. 1t was
the most natural thing in the world
for them to do under the circumstances.
They did not want the railroad out OF
politics, and when Stanford insisted
they kicked entirely over the monop-
oily harness. And right here comes in
. pr inciple Of human nature that is as
we'll established as other passions Of
the human heart. The closer and
more intimate the friendship that has
existed between associates the more re-
lentless Is the warfare when a breach
Is once in~augurated. Gorham and
Carr had served the railroad faithfully
and continuously. They could doubt
less count on their fingers millions
they had saved to the corporation
through their united manipulations,
and the announcement of Governor
Stanford that he must now deser
them, probably appeared to them as
the blacklist ingratitIde. Hence it was
that they resolved to make the Gov
ernor feel and acknowledge their power
and influence in the political battles o
the Golden State in the campaigns tt
come. 1t strikes us quite forcibly tina
the rupture is genuine on the basis VIZ
have indicated-that of revenge
which after all carries people to greater
lengths sometimes than anything elst
pertaining to the passions and emo
tons of mankind. Whether the rail
road has in good faith retired entirely
from politics is q widely different ques
ton, and one which can only be de
termined by the developments OF thu
coming campaign. The railroad may
turn up with the Democrats or indie
Observation-Disclosures gives the great
est promise Of success-but at thi
writing that Is something not ye
known to any n outside Of Governo
Stanford and his immediate counsel
ors.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-19

A FINANCIAL C8GsIs.-Judging from
She tenor a the Geographic advices
published II to-day's SENTINEL, a
nnancial crisis Of some kind has owe
taken several Of the leading business
houses Of London. Failures aggre-
eating many millions r announced;
but, - usual, the telegraph gives no in
timstion OF the cause Of the crash. We
shall have to possess our souls In pa-
Eience until we get particulars from
other sources Of information.