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NUNAL i-ht dIOt l'''" I'4O S-''--4--' 90
( teacher in q school a few miles
from the city. Returning home re-
.c,n,!v.sle was taken sick, q and physi-
elan called. IN examination by him
revealed ,he fact that she was about
f., i...me mother. The terrible
oriuiou fell Ike q thuuderbolt upon
the rareu.,: but IL smo,u the heart OF
the rir. with crief and terror and
. auu-wcat which 10 language can de-
scribe. She couId no. and would not
believe her physician. Her pale lips
asserted and rra>scr.rd the most posi-
tive innocence Of any and all circum-
stances leading 10 such result. She
as so.emuiy affirmed her ignorance Of.
her condition until informed by the
physician. On iuquiuug into her re
lalious wi;h The family boarding her,
. il Vas ascertaiued that there were TWO
grown-up sous, but there was no cir
cumstance showing the least improper
intimacy between either Of them and
the teacher, or between her and any
other party in the ne.ghbOrhood. Her
department II the district had been
most -crGpalously correct. That Size
must have been drugged. was the only
remaining explanation Of the case. To
this solution examination was directed
and tie giri stated that on one occa-
sion one OF the suns above mentioned
advised heg 10 keep the door of her
chamber locked al night. Up 10 that
time she had not locked her door, but
d.I subsequently. 40 other cream
stance was elected 10 throw any
Hgaj upUn he mystery. The farmer
with whom She boarded Was Summon
cl to the city, and being informed Of
. the ease, WAS greatly aslonishel and
. Iro'e-ed the deepest sympathy Ha
could 800. believe that either of his
>ons con.l prove guilty Of the crime,
uer diI be think them al &ll qualified
by their kmow.ejre Of drugs for lis
accomplishment. It has since been
learned that one Of the s0aS had spent
some months IN Il drug store, and we
conclude our story Of the crime by
mentioning ;hat jhe child at It's birth
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S.Fc aSseIeraiions, more or less Sa>P;-
g,, g,o" sun c.o""l' '"@ 5'F's innocence
ro,rcI ,r,g raI.ai Is .a ~ - - rr, ,''' I ~,
Suua.ra aew witness appaarad in the
case. The circumstances Of the testj-
n9"y are related oy al eye witness, .
lady ol "5 years q, age, no relative ot
Lae im'.g ana esteemed rs one Of the
respected members OF society. san.
day afternoon, wAl.ea number were
ia the SICK room, = white doveapPear-
ed NJ The w'nao" and beat his bill
against tine pane IN a vain eudy2ro. to
enter. Barrel free admission at this
poln,- the b.sI disappeared aal imme
an.e.y sought auotae. place Of en-
trance, which It found at the back door
Of lae dwelling. Here !; entered, and
made It's way directly to Tie sios room
dcw to the bed, FcycaeI for moment
ON ilr T,,.h,r-I and -h., mol, H.
, 1876-01-01

\ NE|AaS girl hastened the depqr-
.lI' O.. Ing,r.ug gentleman caller
~ TALn-, q she looked out Of
me window, q 1 think We shall have
tg4G1.a. SurriSe.D
, 1876-01-01

n~ASoE kills ma.tituaes every year
".' e''ay perfect health before ibsv
Den 10 us Il: hence 1t would seem
lAlE l. inier tha. it Wi. kill She sick
much more speedily. =
, 1876-01-01

IHE Apaches are again raiding on the cat
lie ranges in the neighbg1hocd Of Prescott.
Arizona.
, 1876-01-01
NORTH PACIFIC
MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF PORTLAND. OREGON,
Incorporated 1871.
Capital. Sl0O.000. Gold Coin Basis.
'EVen-handed Justice
OFFICERS:
T WAsSEEMAN. ". :. LADD.
President. Treasurer
DIRECTORS

THE liberal PATRONAGE INTENDED
the A-~as--.-'ou by our people II the NO-thTrot.
has placed IL business upon "a permanent and sub
stantitl basis. It's members now number more than
sufficient 10 allow the I-w II Mortality ample scope
fUr operation. The system oi the Company mas
proved the most etCrUmstl aud popular ever pre-
scented 20 the public. Offering LI-e Indemnity at
LESS THAN OSE-FtUErh the cost Of Eastern
comIanles while is mutual contribution Plan al
lows all surplus p-glUr--~ to b retained ty each IN
dsviiual member, until r-TUirei 10y gCtUsl death
losses, thus absorbing No large fund IuE any locality
The lower rate OF mortality and higher rate OF IN
tCresu OF the Northwet, and careful system Ot Life
Underwriting aui TIlll economy Of management
enables tins Association 20 CIr Indemnity Tor Ilte
at cost lower than any company orssuized else
where.
- tu-l .niorrna non given upon Application 20
T. I. SHANNON. Supt. Ag-S-,
42-tf At S.iu- HouS- Wall. NallI.
, 1876-01-01

furniture 81. up taken 1t half measurement
oEn ners' E.E
HunpoHdeT, Friction Matches. Acids,
iurpeIttIne- and otL=r eau-bss-ile Tsss7er1l, viii
u Lte- t one and oue-.lt tariff rates Al o.Suers'
slSk.
Burning Fluid. VarniSh. IoGking-GIassss rl.5ye5r
SdStiIss FlsIos, Billiard Table. at OVsueTsr TisE
An EAIRA CHARGE OF - 30 pe- ton 70 the
4A4-i-E->, and = 90 per ton 70 UMATILI.A. Wal
IL aIi1 LEWISION on Fast Freight
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NeFklg St3tGBMaa.
s,ryEo.y January I, Is-c.

ADyERusJNG.-The advertisements IN
a newspaper are more read than the
thoughtless imagine, They are the
map of a large class Of men'= cara5l.l.
ties in life. The man @hn can,emp.a-
tes doing business in distant town
takes up the local paper and In us AL
yeriisiug columns sees q trHe Wclare
of the men he has To deal wi,h;a COM
pleie record Of the town, it. commerce
is home trade, the facilities Of store
keepers, its banks, and IN almost every
case he can estimate ihe character Of
the men who are soliciting the pabIc
patronage. The aIgsr,i~lu. Tlge is a
map of the town. p record o. lis muui-
cipal character a business confession
of the citizens, and instead Of beng
the opiniouated production ofone man
it il freighted with the ii.srhouLhts Of
a ahundred.-Amricun JoHfag''t.
, 1876-01-01

! 81 10 S20 Per Day al Home. Terms free. Ad-
VIZ dress G. SILNS0N & CO. PortIs.I
, 1876-01-01

No one remedy Is !ag-
called for 10y the nere,,f..
Of the American peop,euz7
a sure and safe cu-e f,
EeTer and -k-ue. S74
We are now caablc,ltoos.-
, 1876-01-01

D. J. C. AVER G CO., Practical Chemists
IOWEEL. MSS, Z. 5. 4.
FoH SAFE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EyEEYWHERP
, 1876-01-01
Ayers AgueC Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermiua,. :.
yer, Chill Fever, Remittert Fs+..
Dumb Ague, Periodical or R!IirrS - -
yer, &C, and indeed all the afIsstio-,
which arise from Glalarl0US, D,qrsS =.
mlaSmaQC DOlSOIs.
, 1876-01-01

J. c. AENSWORTFE.
l5-tE Pre-, a q = -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19
HOY. LOT. NJ.

We find In the Maine Standard an
item of news that we have not before
seen on this coast. 1t appears that
Hon. Lot. NJ. Morrill, was offered Bel
knap's shoes. Says the Standard
"Hon. Lot. NJ. Morrill,, Of this city,
was rendered the position of Secretary
Of War by President Grant, in place Of
Belknap. but declined. His acceptance
of the office wonld have been satisfac-
tory to the country, as the people have
confidence In his integrity OF charac-
ter, but we think he was wise In de-
clining it. The duties of the Office
would be new to him and require
much labor and care, which would
hardly pay for so brief a period OF SER
vice. Governor Morrill, would not
prove . popular Cabinet officer with
the hummer elements Of the party for
the reason that he has no stolen for
tune wherewith to keep open house for
the benefit Of champagne guzzlers and
gormandizers generally, but his self
respect and the confidence of honest
would amply compensate him
In that respect"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19
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PARIS, March IS.
A dealer in war material, just ar
rived from Vienna, says he sold last
week a battery of six guns 10 the Her
~zegovians, but the Austrian author
tiles will not allow 1t to he shipped to
Triest or any point in the direction of
the scene of instruction. He also
says nj one can get cartridges through
the Austrian lines now. He has sold
some small arms and one field battery
to Servia. Servia desires to obtain ten
more batteries but has no money now.
That Government Is very anxious to
purchase a large quantity of small
arms aud artillery. He thinks a do
nestle loan will be enforced for the
purpose OF purchasing such. The be-
lief obtains ground at Vienna that
Servia will declare war unless Russia
brings powerful and direct pressure to
prevent it.
The Turkish I.Osses-vessels SUP.
posed 10 be LOst.
LONDON, March Is.
A Ragusa letter states that a sur
geon of the Turkish army, lately in
charge Of the hospital at Gadella. esti-
mates the Turkish losses in HerZego
NIllt uuTIuS tuo Iu>ufTFCilou " nave
been not less than 35 900 men; a large
proportion of deaths resulting from
maladies the gravity OF which is in
creasing. The exhaustion of food is
such that no attention is paid to requi-
silions for more essential article, even
for redlcines. The sick die chiefly
from lack of proper %sustenance and
remedies.
1t is feared the British ship Kate st.
Clair, from New York for Glasgow,
and the lark Walton, from New York
Tor London, are lost with all on board.
Alfonso'ss Triumphal Msrch-BuII.
fights for the Living Masses for
Dead.
CADIZ, March Is.
King Alfonso's entry into Madrid will
be made on Monday morning. There
will be three DAYS of public festivities.
The King will enter at the head of 25,-
900 troops. A TIE Deum will be sung
in the cathedral, and atriumphal crown
presented to his Majesty. In the after.
noon u dinner will be given to the sol.
diers, followed by fire works, illumina
tons, bull fights, and distribution of
medals and crosses.
One hundred masses will be said for
those killed in the war.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19

THE REPUBLICAN Communicative
publish in the local columns of to-
days SENTINEL the full proceedings
of the meeting of the Republican State
Central Committee, held at Virginia
City, on the 10th instant. 1t will be
seen that the committee appointed the
delegates to the National Convention
at Cincinnati. 1t is not improbable
that this action will cause "a deal of dis
satisfaction in the ranks of the party,
as many OF the newspapers of Repub-
lican sentiments had strenuously ad-
vocated a convention where the people
would have a voice in the selection OF
their representatives TO Cincinnati.
Our worthy fellow tow nsman, Mr..
Wren, is one Of the delegates chosen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19

Yesterday merning, SAYS the Carson
Appeal OF the 10th, Willie train No. 4
for Reno was passing throu- b the tun
ne northwest OF tho city, Hiram Bows,
and old employee of the Virginia and
Truckee Rail ay Company. watchman
at the said tunnel. was thrown off the
train by his head striking the timber
ing Al the top IF the Iuunel--he being
on top of a tall box car al the time Of
the accident. He fell under the cars,
hut strange to relate, esca ped with a
crushed arm and some scalp bruises.
Of course there was M bur to
ainputa'e the injured limb. 1t was
taken of just below the shoulder joint
by Dr. White, Drs. DAWSON and Bra
man assisting. The operation was per-
formed while the patient was under
the influence Of chlorofnrtn. The in
jured man seemed to be rallying clev-
erly after the operation, and though
he is terribly shocked and shattered it
is hoped he will pull through, being
young, temperate and healthful. The
right arm, We believe, is the one lost.
An assessment of 81 per share has
heen levied by the Prussian Company,
delinquent April 20th. An assessment
vi ~ ttA VII tu0 WIZ
Dayton Company has also Seen levied,
delinquent April 18th. The Empire
Gold Mining Company, of Sierra val
ley, has declared "A dividend of SIS per
share, payable ON the 10Th. COrnu-
copia Consolidated has levied an AS
sessinent Of ten cents per share, delin-
quent April l7ih; day of sale, May 9Th.
The Peytnnia God and Silver Mining
Company has increased its capital stock
from 1000 shares to 100, 900. An as
sessment Of five cents per share has
been levied upon the Mammon, DEVILS
Gate distric delinquent April 18th.
The new incline machinery of the
Ophir was :" rolled over" or the first
time day before Yesterday. All worked
to IA charm. The engines are of 1870
horse power each. and both worked as
and smoothly AS though they had been
running tor weeks. The huge spiral
reel is in perfect order and ready to re.
ceivs the cable. On the OCCASION of
starting up the machinery day before
yesterday, the SHOWS" concerned had
a few bottles of wine and suitable cers-
I'M All the other machinery in
AID about the mine is working 10 per-
lection.
At a late meeting of the Stockholders
of the Yellow Jacket Mining Company,
It was unanimously resolved to in
crease the number Of shares OF stock in
the above named mine from, "a, 900 to
Q 5000, or five for one. at a par value
of 500 per share, aggregating $l2,000,-
900. Twenty Thousand shares were
represented at the meeting. The new
stock will probably be ready to be is
sued Tomorrow.
The International Hotel Company
to-day filed articles of Incorporation in
the County Clerks office. Time OF ex-
istence, twenty five years. Capital
stock, $l50.000 in 1000 shares of the par
value of $3.50 each. Trustees for the
first six m~onths-I. Z. Bateman, j. q.
Hampton and A. Hanak.
The Silver City Times says that last
evening a NJ named Jobort, while
running a car In the Dayton mine, had
his left hand badly smashed by q car
wheel passing over Ii.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19
a RAID on GAMnLERs.

A dispatch from San Francisco to
the Virginia Chronicle under date of
10th inst. relates the following: "The
police made a raid on the faro games
last night, with good results. Put.
Robson's game or Post street, with
fifteen visitors and its proprietor, were
captured. Alexander Henderson's
game on Market street 'Yas captured.
Henderson was found sitting on the
sharp edge of a faro box, keeping watch
over his tools. The game at No. SO
Geary street was also captured. The
house No. 1886 Post street was tenanted
by two men, who were collared.
Whirple's game, at No. ga Market
street, y house rented from Congress
man Piper was capturedwitb a few visit
ors. Following is n list of the names of
the gamblers captured: Put. Robson,
Charles Huskey, Win. Peterson, T. A..
Kane, v. >. Brooks, G. w. Slater, Paul
Petague, Cllas. Meyers, Chas. Curtis,
A. Howe, A. j. Henderson, James
Walker, $. A. Bryant, James Payne,
George Thomas, Emil Bauer, James
Burns, Harry Williams and Thomas
Johnson. Raids on all the houses
were made simultaneously, SO that
in . few of the places the men we're
surprised and the greatest consterna-
ton prevailed. Altogether the raid
was the most extensive ever attempted
in this city, and the gambling fraterni-
ty were in a Juror last night over it.
In Put. Robson's game 81 1922 were
confiscated, and smaller sums IN all
the Others. The police also raided on
tan games in Chinatown, but We're not
sc successful AS on faro banks, captur-
ing but ono game and u players and
500.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19

front that supported the track gave
wav, throwing the engine in the lake.
Engineer Berry and.a fireman named
Lynch were killed.
Declines the Nomination.
PROVIDENCE, March Is.
General George Lewis Cook declines
the Democratic nomination for Cover
nor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Delayed MRils-PrOtest aud Appro-
priatiOn Petitions - The Court
arsial-MortaIity RepOrt-The
Archer Bill.

MarsiaI-MortaIity RepOrt-The
Archer Bill.
SAN FRANCIsCO, March Is.
Two overland mails arrived last
night and other DELAYED trains are ex-
pected in quick succession, the road
being clear.
The faculty Of the State University
addressed "A long colnmunica ton to
the Board of Regents, protesting
against the Carpenter Educational bill
introduced in the Legislature AS tend
ing to destroy the value of the institu-
ton.
The special committee of the Board
of Regents has issued "a memorial To
The Legislature asking the %appropria
ton al 1851 900 for building a~gricullu-
raj faciii les, exc.
The Spalding court martial met this
morning, hut there being no witnesses
in attendance il Immediately took an adj
%journInent until eleven O'Clock ON
Monday.
The Health officer reports seventy
three deaths in the city this week, the
smallest mortality for more than six
months.
In connection with the recent testi-
mony given before the Committee ON
Corporations, with regard To the Arch
cr bill, IL may De remembered a lnm-
Der merchant from Dixon, named
Huff, came before the court and ie>ii-
fled that the people there would OPP
pose the Archer bill. At was consid-
cred at the time a great point for stan
ford, who publicly thanked Huff for
his disinterested testimony. 1t now
appears from a petition forwarded to
the Legislature by the business men OF
Dixon that Huff is merely the agent Of
Powell & Co.. OF Vallejo, and interest
ed in a contract with the California Pa
cific Railroad for loading grain on their
line. The petition repudiates HutTs
statements. claiming the people of the
vicinity are in favor of the Archer bill.
The bill came up on debate again to-
day, Laine speaking in support of
it for several hours. He analysed the
testimony Of freight agent Stubs be-
fore the Committee on Corporations,
asserting that the Central Pacific actu-
ally followed the principle laid down
in the Archer hill Of changing differ
ent rates for the same service on sew
eral branches of that road, though OBJ
jecting 10 the Archer bill on that
ground particularly. The debate on
the bill will be resumed on Monday.
Large wheat Crop.
STOCKTON, CAL, March 18.
The farmers claim the wheat yield of
this valley for the present season will
exceed that of any previous year..
Crops throughout the entire valley are
looking splendid, especially on the
west side of the river.
Very Probable.
WELLS. NV, March II.
Weather pleasant and warm; snow
thawing fast. Railroad clear, and will
remain so until snow falls.
Eutcide.
CARSON, March IL.
A nan named Edward Newman
suicided this evening by blowing out
his brains with a shotgun. He leaves
a wife and four children. Ill health is
the supposed canse.
sad Accident.
OAKLAND, March II.
Charles, a nine-year old son of VIM.
Watkinson, switch tender on the Cen
trail Pacific, was run i've and killed Ivy
one OF the wagons of the Pied mont
dairy. The driver has boon placed un-
der arrest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19

Count ARNIM's relatives have had
their petition for the Counts pardon
refused by the Emperor. Bismarck
evidently still has the "whip hand"
In Berlin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19

A LADY thought it was the essence OF
rose that made her hair white. Jer-
rold suggested that it might have been
the essence Of thyme.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19

THE Black Hills are to have . news
paper, to be called the Black Hills R-
oweer. That's progress for you.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19
EASTERN DISPATCH HE'S.
ny Overland Telegraph.

[spEcrAL TO THE DAILY sENrINEL.l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19

MILWAUKEE, March IS.
As a freight train on the Northwest
ern Railway was moving north this
morning the trestle work on the lake
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19

The House Appropriation Commit
tee, on the recommendation of Under
man and the urgent representation of
Congressman WOODBURY. and other
Pacific Coast members, has consented
to reconsider its action concerning
the Carson Mint, and will insert in the
pending Appropriation bill items for
The salary for the superintendent and
coiner and $40, 900 additional tor wages
and materials.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19
Marsh will Return and Testify
Against BeIkmap.

WASHINGTON, March II.
Attorney General ~Pierrepont, several
days ago, sent n messenger to Canada
to bring Mr.. Marsh to Washington.
The Attorney General has heard from
his agent, and expects that Marsh will
soon he here; terms of safety having
been offered him that in all probability
will be acceded to.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19

CONCORD, n. H., March n.
Returns from all the towns and cities
in the State save two, Eaton and Ran
dolph, give Cheney, Rep, 1898 plu-
rality over Marcy, DEM, and 1921
majority over all, the total vote being:
Cheney. 4 1865; Marcy, 1885; Ken
dali and scattering, 40. The two towns
to he heard from gave last year, Che
ney, 81; Roberts, l49.
Move to Release COntlOm From
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19
Chance for Kubenstein.

NEW YORK. March Is.
Ruhenstein, sentenced to be hung for
thu murder of Sarah Alexander, has
been granted q stay Of execution by
Judge Brady until the case is reviewed
by the general term of the Supreme
Court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19

"A II1Oun6'S washington special SAYS
the testimony of Morton before the
Committee on FOREIGN Affairs was
damaging to Secretary Fish. if it had
the quality OF truth. The ambitious
young men on the committee, who are
anxious to discover some fraud which
will make themselves famous, have
been very reticent about MOrton's tes-
timony, and refused to tell about IL in a
manner which implies it is a dreadful
affair. 1t has leaked out, however,
that Morton, on cross examination,
was found to have been employed bv
the Cubans, and afterward, to have
been under the pay of the Spanish
Governments, and various other evil
dences OF crook edness were developed,
which destroyed all faith in his uncor-
roborated testimony.
Blame will Take His scat.
PARIS, March Is.
Louis Blanch has decided tn take his
member of the Thirteenth Arondissi-
ment ef Paris.
BristDw Denies the Charge.
WASHINGTON, March Is.
The charges or insinuations con-
tanned in a letter dated, Louisville, KY,
and printed in the New York papers
thi, morning, that Secretary Bristow,
some years ago, participated in collect
ing a fraudulent mule claim and took
half the proceeds, Is pronounced tty the
Secretary to lie wholly false. He did
argue the case referred To before the
Court Of Claims In regular praciice OF
his profession at a time when IN had
no public office, and the Court ad
Judged it a just claim, Judge Drake
dissenting on legal grounds alone, and
not because fraud was anywhere
charged. The claim was paid by the
Treasurer upon an order of the Court.
secretary Hrisiow did not take half.
nor anywhere near one.half of the
but was paid as usual in such
cases. He had nothing whatever to do
with the case in any OF its stages before
the Department, or IN its preparation,
but after the proofs we're taken he ar
ranged the case and argued it before
the Court. 1t is reported at length in
volume VII, Opinion Of Court OF
Claims.
Chance for Rubenstein.
New York. March IS.
Ruhenstein, sentenced to ba hung for
ths murder of Sarah Alexander, has
been granted q stay Of execution by
Judgs Brady until the case is reviewed
by the general term of the Supreme
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-19

NEW II MaFCn rs.
A meeting was held in Cooper Insti-
tute last night with a view 10 Influence
the United States Government to SO.
cure the release of Edward g. Meagher
Condor, the Irish American iinpris-
Oned for life in Great Britain. The
meeting vas large, but mn on. Of rs
pecial influence was on the platform
or in the audience. All those of inlu-
enc of the town we're at the dinner OF
the Sons of st. Patrick, or of the
Knights of st. Patrick. or some of the
numerous gatherings last night.