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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-26
Earthquake.

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.
A scheme for manufacturing crooked
whisky in vinegar works has been dis
covered in several localities in this
city, and the various works have been
seized.
H. B. Miller, a distiller, was released
from Jail this morning, on paying his
fine of 81 900, he having served out his
three months.
A sharp shock of an earthquake was
felt about midnight last night, at
Springfield, Illinois; Evansville, IN
diana; Louisville, Kentucky, and other
places in Southern Indiana, Southern
Illinois and Kentucky.
, 1876-04-04
ODDS AND ENDS.


IN reply to tic statement In Sundays TRIBUNE
concerning Rapp's alleged peouIation from tho
Chicago Alcohol Works, Pahlmsn's subsequent
attempt to hare Him indicted, aud tho abandon-
meut Of that attompt for tho alleged reaAon that
pahlmau wanted Rapp to tostlfy In hla behalf,
Alr. pahlman yesterday made tho following con-
ciso statement to TRlnraE reporter. 1Ia said
hs neyor detected Ilapp In stealing at tho CHI
caro Alcohol Works, that he nayer sought 10
have him indicted, and that lsapp went ou tho
witpess stAnl OF hts own free will The
original Statement Maa gwen TMpuhE Eeport-
or Gy Government officer who had heard Tho
otorY, and had concluded. attor following It up,
that il was correct. EyidcntlY Vahlman holds
IN entirely different opinion.
FNEl8tk0En.
Among tho WItoessos in tho Frels'nger casa.
which comea up to-day Ia tho uutted States Dis
trlet Court, is Gen. John IIlson, OF 4n!uoy, Cot
lsctor OF the Fourth Dlstrot Cen. Tllson Was
srouad the 0oyornmens buildings yesterday, aud
beatued on the reporters a. lie resigned himsell
10 tbolr nueatoniuHs. lla is hors for the pur-
pose OF Identifying certatu papers and rocords
which will be used in the Investigation of shis
Interesting case Of rural cr0gkednesa.
Auau AND PAuLAAA.
There 10 strong prospect that the melton TOT
b nev sriAl On ths' part Of Rush knd rah!maa
Nill b Withdrawn. Iumor hAa 1t that pahlmAn
and hia partner hare had difficulty. aud tAAt
pahlmAn has mAdo application to the 0o1orli-
ment otletAln for tcFms based upon hta giving
up any further effort tor another trial. It IL
also sald that pahlua1n and Skorrs haye Expressed
their vlsWa Of each other, aud that Storm has
withdrawn from. Halsl1aans- hAlf- ot- tho enso-
, 1876-04-04

Annunl Meeting OF the American
stehn,shlp Cornpnny-An Important
Telegraph Drctsion.
PHILADELPHIA, "a. April 3,-Ths annusl
meottng Of tho American Steamship Company
In this country Was hold here to-day. Tic An-
nual report gives an encouraging showing OF
prosperity.
In tho csHc OF Tho City ". Tho Tostorn Union
Telegraph Company. bo!ng an application fer
an injunction To restrain the defendants from
erecting telegraph poles On ceEtain streota in
the city on the ground that they wero public
delivered ihs opioion Of tho Court, granting tho
injunction. The opinion ects forth that tho
right 70 place telegram apparatus In tho streets
Of the city Is dependent upon the consent Of thu
Mayor and Councils, and expsesBes the bolict
that all the business Of tctogfaphiug could lie "a
well conducted In thtA city ty neaus Of wi1ea
run underground.
, 1876-04-04
ELSEWHERE.
ST. LOUIS.


spte1H 19spo'en ". 70 ~ ca.eaoo ','s :sao''".
or. 1oots' No. 1ap'n 1.'A,' - oonolaes-
ao,s @ ot ,noo nn "s
so'ne aa"ooi''ea uo4'iuAu"s1'n =, ouaso D.'ou
pleaded or been found guilty OF doiraudtng tho
4Oyorumcnt, Tho motion for now trial in the
c.ao ~ William Mokea cnmo mn tI,la mornnv
-. s..u.,,o, lawn ,r,,,5 ~ t,a 1rri,oa e,.ras
anu a''toe''o ~ 'a's e'o"u W su' esaso'
courtroom. 9he caso was opoaoo oy toe road
ing Of tho afldAssss which haSe heretofore boen
avao.a ,b,t 11uoh r. sur1nars nm
H., s,.ra ,r-o., o-n,osa,a
Of tho Mohea 1usofs' c1psoeseo an
opinion pro1uatcal 10 tAo delendant
betoro tho trlal will be put on tho stand to tea-
t,fy. Summers wili tAoa be Introduced by tho
Ca,ovn ,ont l., 1onv ,,,n storv ~ Foatcr rboso
" ' 1.,,,
s"o "1tnceeeb 60 Oh tno ntahu W 1uoBo DiAon
order. WHO, uuRblo to como to any conclusion
from their contradictory afldavits, desired to
hao- o,1 ana t'c,n norunna,,v an that In .nar
.a| - .s-1,I,,, ..t,a :. t,,,,,,,. H. .-,,,
1uo6o 1oo1e ee''a'l'S "no - 'e'1'as LILY autu'
AaoulAE.
Duriug m tntcFmtsalou Ia the Mckee cAse
1rdoe Dflton cnl,od for ex-Go1eetoe Con Sfa-
.s4s ...a,,r.o1 - ,,,,,s .,,at - ,,o 5o..o1
ea1ec' Aiu anu'uue'o " 1tD4 '.4"' :. ~ Ie'o"
M argument IN ma case hls 4a"yora
had batter bo prepared by Tomorrow.
Tic indiotmcnt against Maguiro oout aims atx
sovn,. h. nvo ~ rhjch I'm n1oadod emi,tv
1sI' M1-sIss ,,.;,u. .,,.t liz nvn,shn,o,t T. ~,
Maeuito c!Atuls tuas u'1 p"u'nutnont 10 wv
GU mulntive, and that h0 can only bo punished
updor QUO count aud this point will he argued
tn.u,orTow.
4vrnY.
7, ~. r1o,,oa Rtatns i1i.trtok courk ao.d.v
1tnion Treat oyerruIeu Tue motion for i now
, 1876-04-04
THE BLACK HILLS.
News from Tint Iniucky Eteglon hy
Way OF Illsnsnrciks

News from Tint sIniucky EteEl0n hy
Way OF Illsnsnrcik.
Srtcfai D4spateh II 1ht Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL., hInn., April t3.-Apsrt OF freight
ers and guides arrived At bismarck from tho
black Hills Saturday, having lafs Rapid City
March 18, They encountered sarsn days
snoW.atorm, compelling them to lay by five
days. They arriso1 without forage and pro.
visions, the mon aud horscs suffering from huu-
ger, Their reports agreo with tho Ihte &C.
business in tho hill-country nov Is speculation
in town lots. Little mining has beon done,
Bpnncef and Allen being the only onos A. work.
100 IN .he lat tou woeka. Tho general
agreement has boon made that all claims must
10 represented May !. Many disgustod pilgrims
wers Leaving, aud OF the estimated 4.V00 there
f,a!f were penniiess with nothing to do. Novor-
thelcse, 200 10 800 fnou will lekvo Bismarck for
tho 1lilIH on the 18th.
, 1876-04-04

THIS (TueadA5} EVENING. April 1, LADlEs' S1nur.
Immense HuCcrss Of
ED" ARD CoLBAL.AN.
In Lis renowned tmpersonAtlon u
@ It r,
DrAnattxed from Charita Dickens Celebrated ntnrr
THE OLD CURIOSITY NliOp, Including I.frTLk
NELL AND THE MAnuH10NEaa. Hare Scenes bY
HtfonR, Exceptionally Bsroug 0sst.
prsrioss " tbs Draus, GLORIOUS atar 0tto. Ths
ce!ebsated 1aIius Family. William, Edward, and James,
in thelr Casaao gymnAsttca: the popular Etllt.
opian Comedian, janeA Dalton Banl Martin, thu
champion onoisggod song and isncs performer; Win
4. Huntley, tho banjo KlnY; Thos. j. Kyan, tA head
and front ct Irish Comedy. To-morros "wednesday
At O'clock, Grand Gala Mattnee. Itesnem.er prtcea
lowest oi any thsssfs Of This magnitude 10 s world.
, 1876-04-04

unknown, to unlanfnl[y fomoyo 10000 gallons
from CoopcF's dlsttllery.
Ihe bill under this indictment is put At
10000.
or THE TWO nzmAtstsa 1NptcrwEr7s
one Ia s8ainst Jack Hughes for passing forged
notes, lii which bail Is put 81 &3.0W. lilo other
is uudorhsooh to bo hEntnhs William Il: Smith.
who was commit.ol In dofault ct $1,000
9l0 counterfeit bills on man nsnad
ktlIy, living on Dluo Island areuno. This In
dottnont was zontoua!y Kent from tho reportc,s.
although tha District Attorney freely admitted
that It waH Of little account, small case. etc.
The namn hero gtyen, bowoyor, Is sIlought to bo
tho correct ono.
No benoh-~arronta wota taaued tor the arreas
OF The Indicted pasttoa, Drfdgoa having sktpped
.ncnt, Sfunn bong tn St. Louis, ami said TO 10
looking after tho postponomons OF Iis trial IN
that city, and Mr.. Ward being contiucd to hfa
house BY sickness. Tho othor two psstioa who
wern preanntad with tho compliments OF tue
Grand jury nra already In the hands OF tho lh".
ouT or TOWN.
Altar learning OF the Indictment agalnNt hfr:
Ward, a TRIBUNE reporter called at tho olllcc ot
that gentleman and Was Informed By hd paet-
nern that he was yery stok and confined 70 t,ls
houso. During tho evening the reporter visited
Mr.. Wards residence, on Aehlhnd avonas ana
Van Duron atrcek, and was there informed That
ilc had boon laid up with a cold for two days,
bns hsd loft hls home and would not fetGfn an-
cd ns 10 ha whereabouts. moroly tho atatotnont
that lo waa nbaont from homo. and not expected
during tho night.
From otl,or quarters tho reporters learned
that III. Ward loft tho city yesterday Morpin4
for Washington. Saturday ho had received In.
formation that his Indictment would be withhold
for fow days, and be mado up his i'ind to ap--
pear In person At tho Capital aad SEQ what could
bo dono. Ills intention wns 10 20 saturday
night but illness provontsl, aud ho loft on
yesterday morninB'a train perfaot. In the faith
that no llll would DO returned against him dur
ing the day. Judge Stanford toegraphed to
hin last evening advising him of tho Btato Of
Affairs, and ha lB expected home az aoon M prao.
ticablo after he gets tho dispatch.
, 1876-04-04

full Investigation Of Chinese immigration to
Mt = ce1tasu time and plaao within tho BtAto,
With power to eond for personn and papers,
which committc0 mali prepare 4 memorial for
presentation TO conRrets on or bofogo the lat OF
next December, settling forth tho rosults Of it,
inquiry In full.
, 1876-04-04
SutDtDE.

6ptetat DfspsteA ts 1hs CA,ea9o 7Etbuns.
AEsosHA, Wis, April o.-Caspor Myers
vell-.o-do farner living tn tho Town Of Bomern,
About & miles from this city, committed suicide
Sunday morning by hanging himself to . beam
basrassmeuts wore tho cause Of this rast act.
, 1876-04-04

Ban FRANCISCO, April s.-Tho following dis
patch mas seot BY tho Chinese Company today:
70 3h1 Ming HaA Hospital, Hong Kong: Chinese
immigration .nust stop. Ths e1eiteuont incteasea
egtsJ day 4gaIn1t cur people.
VINO Tuka COMPANY.
Ihe sens.o to.asy 1Eoptea @s sn., tesoaeoa s2 ~
, 1876-04-04

From return procured By Mr.. Macdonald.
aud prantcd By Older Of parlllmont, it appears
thst !a lS1a ths nunbss q smGs.n.. o afo shs
the p1sYi0us year.
, 1876-04-04


Tho following Ia the lottof addressed 10 Gen.
n.,,.,. =. I'm Fart peaao sett1nrs fus. n,av3onH
''in.o" ~ '"e ....t. b.. ,,,s So, 49,,
to tue disastrous 3aahu4s ~ Auuaaao upon tAo
lttIn colony:
'' .. n,. r,,- s,o,r ,p.or srrrrr,e
LETTER FhuA 1n1 t"'t iE~"nh nht tLi."n.
Wo, tho undersigned. bonaado settlers and eitxenA
Of D1B 1fotn, having seed mere tron mo phhlic a..
main tho 2tth oar Of 1dhs 1879 fof tne turtae OF
making for ourselves homes, and developing lhe ro-
Of tho county, md ourselves unable TO ACCOM-
tsh anything, from tbs fact that the Sioux Indians
ln tic immediate vicinity o. he taee oAi{ tfsah "
kil cixeus, aud run on stca aud XII our stock
or cut colony Who hsse numbering lcfs
than fT met, To hAFo beth k1lltd t1d Nina Nounded
BY the lndtans. VIC have sed ~ hore. II! tae sum
, 1876-04-04

For The SPEEDY cure Of ssnnal Weakness Iost Man.
hood aud Ill daosdezs brought b indiacssuons
e4eess. Amy druggia& has tho tuttsdienss Addfs4*
DAVIDSON CO., uox y, ~ Nst yQtk.
, 1876-04-04
The Attack upon Fort Pease---1ts Re
lief by Troops from Fort Ellis.
The Settlers HaYo Nix Men Killed and
Eight Woundcd''.slany ln-
dtahs Killed.
The Fort Abandoned and Subsequently
Burned by the Biou1. r
Expeditions Against tho Sasaaos...Two FORTS to
Be Esec}cd In tho Heart Of the
Sioux Country.

Tho following ia tho lottor addressed 10 Gen.
Drstou BY Tho Fort reaso settlers, inst previous
to tic disastrous taaault by Indians upon tho
1ttttn re1nny.
, 1876-04-04
White Star Mail Line.

by any other nrst-cLs4s line. Once. IN East Han.
doph-st., Chicago. ALFRED LAnEl!0kKN. General
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Ell PASO COUNTY NEWS,


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Bellevue, La,
TUESDAY, FEB'Y %, 1876.

AN ELEGANT STOCK.-The estab-
iishment of Messrs. Raphael Kahn &
Co., Shreveport, is now one of the most
attractive places in that city to the la
dies. Their stock of staple and fancy
dry goods is superb and is the admira-
ton of their visitors, as, are their low
prices. Their stock of clothing and
shoes is complete, and their line of car
pet goods is unrivalled.
REMovAL.--Mr. John Caldwell
having disposed of his lower stable,
corner of Texas and Edwards streets,
Shreveport, La, will concentrate all
his "tiine and talent" upon the Eclipse
Stables located farther up on Texas
street and near the middle of the block.
He proposes to make these stables a
regular Horse Palace,n at the mere
sight Of which animals of the equine
persuasion will neigh their apprecia-
ton and delight. Fine saddle and
harness horses, fine buggies and car
rlages ana hearses, Will De his pro-
gramme, and he is determined, by
strict attention to man and beast and
business generally, To win for his board
ing honse and stables a yet higher
niche in the temple of fame.
A KAHN & Co.-This firm, which
keeps the only exclusive house furnish
ing establishment in the place, has on
sale one Of the very finest and largest
stocks OF crockery, glassware, cutlery,
stoves, tinware-in short all articles
embraced in the house-furnishing bus
mess. ever offered in this market.
Their prices are as low IA those of any
similar establishments the Southwest.
They arr. also the sole agents in
Shreveport for the sale of the famous
Charter Oak Stoves. with all the late
Improvements, which they are Offering
at reduced prlcess fss
sR3ss
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The following business was transacted III
the Probate Court for the District of Chit
tenden. during the month Of March lo76
c. NJ. Hale's estate proof Of will, let
tiers tes,amenlary and appointment OF ap-
praiS3rs.
Ellen Mead, estate proof c. WILL and
letters tCStamontary
William X Warner estate appoint
ment of administrators, commissioners and
appraisers.
Hannah lrish's estate appointment Of
administrators and appraisers
Paul /. Sweets estate license to sell
real estate.
Mary Lonergan'- estate proof Of will,
letters t,stam,ntarY and appointment OF
oppraise-s.
Maria ;. Ballari's ost4.e, appointment Of
administrators.
Sarah \. Edgell's estate. license to sell
real estate
franklin II lsham's estate appoint
meut of administrators and appraisers.
d. A. IraceY's estate settlement oil adj
mnl>trator' account.
Charlie, Leclair's estate: settlement OF
administrator 5 account and dividend to
creditors.
Sarah a. Edgell's o.hto; settlement OF
administrator account and dividend to
creditors.
Levi A Edgell's estate; settlement Of
administrator account
Heman Carpenters estate; license to sell
real estate
Nellie T. Ladd's estate; settlement Of
guardian : account