Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-07
LOVE sKPAEED.

"The course of true love eve does
run smooth" So says the proverb,
and a more thorough exempliiication
of its t~ruthfulness could not have been
illustrated than by an occurrence hap
pening on Sunday last. They We're
both seated on the doorstep of her
fathers domestic domicile. 1t was the
Fourth of July, but they didn't care a
- snap; something else was engross-
ing their minds; building castles in
the air. and planning and picturing for
the future caused the fleeing hours to
silently pass away until the happy
couple were suddenly brought to IA re-
mundane sphere. The young lady,
who for an hour had sat enchanted
listening 10 the honied words of her
Augustus, suddenly espied the form
OF papa rapidly advancing up the bill,
on the brow Of which the house was
located. Previous interviews had
warned them that papa didn't like
'Guss!e dear" any too we'll, and S o an
escape had to be effected. BY the
main entrance was not to be thought
OF; he would surely be discovered.
They both rushed TO the ear part of
The house. through the kitchen, out the
back door andcinto the garden inclos-
| ure, where a high fierce stopped the
Hight of the frightened swain. Ii was
no Time to think, however, and, with "A
desperate attempt, he tried 10 scale the
picket fence. MiSiortunes neve come
sinyly, aud instead of aiighting safely
on the other side, AZ anticipated, the
young man found his progress imped-
Ell. At first he thought It MAS his be-
loved Juggling at his coat tail, but an
ominous noise, likened unto a sky
rocket when it makes its aerial iiight,
revealed to him the true State ofaflairS,
and with Il tremendous leap he freed
himself from the picket that had
formed such a close acquaintanceShip,
leaving two of the national colorS ana
a good size sample OF black ~broadcloth
Gathering in the breeze as he wrapped
his linen coat around his waist aud
started in the direction of he new loco
motive on the Marrow Gauge track.
Papa didn't discover anything unusual
and the girl has had a couple OF those
pickets knocked out of place for future
occasions. The samples of broadcloth,
linen and flannel were carefully cared
for and are being safely preserved as
trophies of the event.
BUGGY AcCIDENT-.-On Monday
evening, while Justice Il. NJ. Beatty
and wife were enjoying an evening
ride, the buggy in which they were
seated was upsee near the Willows and
both occupants precipitated to the
ground. Mrs. Beatty sustained some
severe bruises, but was NOS SO badly
injured a was reported shortly after
the accident. DIR. A.. C.. Bishop was
summoned and attended her at the
scene of the disaster, from whence she
was shortly afterwards brought home.
THE LocoMoTIvE.-The locomotive
for the Eureka and Ruby Hill Rail-
road arrived on Sunday last and is
now propped up on the track near the
furnaces, awaiting the coming OF the
wheels and trucks, which are expected
to day. The locomotive weighs six
teen tons, n vas made in Philadel-
phia. Several ore cars for the road
have also arrived.
INTERNATIONAL BAR.-Cy. Sanders
informs us that he has leased tho bar
room Of the International Hotel, where
he will dispense the best the markat
affords. lie invites all his friends to
drop in and see him. Further procla-
nation of what he designs doing will
appear tomorrow in our advertising
columns.
PAPERs.-Loewy, the newsman, has
received his weekly supply of reading
meter.