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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-30
Statement Of the Condition
Mercantile Mutual
Insurance Comp'y.
on THE
3f.t Day or December, 1878. :

:. The name OF the company is thu Mercantile
Mutual Insurance company
ltls located in the city uf New York
he apaatint of IT. capital stock i. $500 o,sIuu
TIE amount OF It's capital stock paid up i.
AGO 100 %
The Assets or tho Company nre aa
Follows
cash on hand and In the hands OF
nsnn,- or ottfat pc ; ions. ....,..,..a 80 Sid ls
Real cNtxte untncnp,b be red, none
Hands osged by ihe conpaay ~ 10 ~
~ ief AeAedute, marketrriuc ........ 4lGani On
Lnahsion bond and mortgage, betng
hrstiien on uuinCnmbcted real err
Ia worth double the amonnt loan
ct none.
Debts otherwise secured loans on
:, slefks s....:.. ,.,-,.....t.. al,.ss 90
Debts for premiums. z.7s1ta tfT Al
All other securities ~. .....,.,.... s57Ts u6
Total As.ets.. ,...;,..... si.ssss sa;i is
ltAnILrTies a.
Amount due oFHet due to- banks or %
other efatiifUrH, nupe
Losses adjusted and due. btuS 90
I.os.es adjusted and not due, no., =,
losses unadtusted ..,........ 't."'.9 st'ssS W
Ia Ses, tercrt, ,Ac...--.......t...t4.. 23Ss4 IL
Az other claims Again.i The company i@@
incfuding capital stock aud taSas-v ~ Z
rranee fhnd 1ei ,ea2 4. /! :
Total L'ahlllie. ,.>-....-,st ~. .aso A :
STArs or NEW Yonk
County OF New YORK {
+ Elwood Walter president aud q ] Despafd,
secretary Of The Mercantile Muiua, insurance
company, being duly sworn, depose and SAY
that the foregoing Is full. true and correct
statement Of the Affairs of the said company :,
that The said insurance company -ir the bona Hds
owner oi n least one hundred honnxnd dollars
OF actual cash capital, lve. ted In tho State and
United 81 aien Stock Ks and Bonds. or in Ropds aud
Mortgage. Of real ertnte, uninc mbercd and worth
double the amount IiT which thr -raaae-s Ia tnnrt.
gagged, and they Are the above described officers
KLWodD WALTER, President.
T. ! uEsPARp, ,4s@efe tasy.
suhrcrihod and smI5d before mr tfii 10th ds,
OF March, ls1h.
teEALi. A. ID. BALDWIN
Notary Public, New York City and County
rHk TgHRlronr pAxorA
Auditor Office. Oliyet, d T., March z, 20.
WnkkgAs. The Mercantile Mutual insurance
teanpany, located In The ci;y OF New York and
state Of n. Y. haA afed in this orice sworn
slai cment of II. condition, he 81 lst day Of De-
eembrr \. ID 1873 In accordance with the ptoyis.
ions OF an act. OF sAe Legislative Asermbly of hs
Territory pt Dakota, relating oInsursnee Com pa.
MES, approved Jtnnat. OH nd, whereas,
q" taaminstlon ef the sworn statement OF sAid
Insurance Company ir posscrsed OF The n.ces.srya
amount OF capital invested required by law
Therefore. ], A, Shr,idan Jones, Auditor of -ftx.
kota Territory. do hereby certify that rAid fnsu.
rance Company ts duly authorized 10 transact The
hurines- or Fire Insurance In said territory Tor
agents prsperiy appointed.
EFT. WHITE. Agent,
In testimony whereof, ] have hctrlnto set my
lskAt hand and scai This s?d day OF March
A D, 1875
A. SaERtpAs .JosEs,
ApladGewAw Auditor :
E T. WHITE. Agent.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-30
HEw YORK.

pEFRAUplNG\IHE GOVERNMENT.
New YoRk, April 29.- Several in
dictments against firms in. this city
for defrauaing the government OF rev
enue due from whisky, were handed
into court to day Names not given.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-30

New York, April 29.-Ats meet
ing of the New Yorklhar association
Charles O'connor today defended his
couduct in the Forrest Sinclair ca.e
and giving all documents in the case
with expenses, etc, and left the, mat
ter to the association, to abide by
their decision.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-30
Found Dead.

Sr. LOUIS, April 29.-This after
noon the dead body Of young MAJ,
named Bernard Bailey Was found in
his room with pistol shot in his side
He was very respectfully connected
and was lately a,clerk in : large d
stree, house.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-30
chicago.

ehscaxo. Est
CHICAGO. April % !
Unchanged
WHEAT--Fairly active, unsettled for cash
steady options and higher; No, 2 strictly
fresh, 8@9s11 closed inside bid; regular
97409S; closed inside cash, 977sD9s77 q ;
closed 8l4 Tor May; O0@ CO.'S; closed
COZ for june I.u1 hWt 62ss closed
l.021f for July mo. 3, SOC; rejected, $50
77gc. s-=--+s5-
g. CeRN-Active and lower; high mixed.
45la0451ic; new high mixed, 44c; new
MIXED, 4u1sc; No. 2 45as@a closed at
IS flor cash: 451x@4G; closed iuside hid
for May l45asW45ll for June; 4611Q47 !;
closed inside pid for June; rejected, 4lc.
OArs-Ac,ive and lower; No . 3i@3lL
for cash 3O97s M3l u: closed 303s asked
for May :s307s bid for june
Ryr-InAol,~e shade easier, No. 2, 63U
4G21l4ze III
= BARLEY- Eeasier for ca b; futures
higher No. round lots 6otDblc for cash
5S1f@G0; closed outside for May; 56la
for June,
PoRKAlNsderately active and lower
90 IS for cash 90 1920 SO for May
LARD-LoWer; II. 706pl2. IS for cash
WHISKY 01sN szz5--,-,.,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-30

The name Of the company is the Northwestern
NntnRl Lie inrurnnce company.
II is located In Milwaukee
The amount Of lite capital stock IN
The amount Of It's capital stock Purely Au.
pta pls a1se. Of ID. eomp.ny are a. lol,am. ss.
Cash on hand and In the hsnda Of agents
Rnal estate unincumbcreu, .t.,..,,.., 5UlG,67
Once furniture and hI,ntts 50 per cent, m
OF carh G 800. 90
Bonds owned by the compan, ,o.wit:
,,,s. = rsslslssa r. par val as,'ooo 9aoe 60
Pope County. MINI. s,onoo
3ail 4oooo
Market value, 1881 .5oil7
Lesns on bond md mortgage, being nrst
lien on nnincnmbered real es'ate
worth doubir the amount loaned ;. 10 t0t &6s 50
Debts otherwIse sscur d, accrued In
Ledger balances and bills receivable e7,elo6s
Debts for premium. ....s...... ....s... szi.4lTiS
All other securities premium notes <,A2, no ~
Total a. ......,-... $,7,1issl2.il
. Liabilities.
Losses adjusted and not due, !. -, 1,
l.osres auju.ted. ..........,.-.y.s ii
Le.-e. IN suspense waiting for sl7o,aa. ei
frfther proof -. tr.-1. :.t.,,.,
All other claims sgaiast the com,
pany, reserve, &c.. $50 san 90
Total Liabilities, ,,-... ........l4,ssi ,aos.6l
The greatest amount insured in any ons rrk
seldom kboS1 tlV,UbJW.
STATE or WISCONSIN,,
County OF Milwaukee
| H. s. Palmer, president, and willard Metr1ll
secretary Of the Northwestern Mutual Lie In.
.aranca company, OF Milwaukee, wisconsin
fbeing duly sworn depose a1l ray taA, the fore
gofng 10, OF ,hs bes, Of their knowledge and be
| lief,S full, true and eorreet STATE
| ment of the Affairs OF the said Company,
| that ,hs said Insurance. Company IL the bosa nde
I owner of At sart One Hnadred Thousad Dollars,
OF actual cash capital, inyested In the State and
4 tpffvd states st.ekr and Behds, of In Desds and
. Mortgages Of Real sEriate. anincnmbered and
| worth double the AMOUNT Tor which the same IL
moIt.aged: and III y the above described ofh-
| GERS OF sxtd lnsnra Company
IL s. PALAER. Presidcni.
Will LskD>MERRILI... .SecteiA
| Subscribed and sworn before me, this 2ist day
4 Of March, 1870.
| lsh11 Notary psslse, Slvsases Co,
/ THE TpraiToar OF DAKOTA,
Aaa.or's oHic.. oliyet D. T.. April '7s{
Where's, the Northwestcrn Auiunl Eftr In
su1anes company, located in the CITY OF Ail~Xu-
h.. M aled Nin thi. ONO. sworn si.se. e
! ment Of Its condition, on The 3ist day sf Decem-
Der, a 81, E5T5, asfsss Hfts
Of act ofthe Legislative OF he Terrific
~ Of DAkots, relating 10 fnsarance Companies, ap-
proved JannAry eth. 1853; And, whereas, Ca c1-
pany nied in this once. nnd that The said insu-
rance Company IL posse.sed. Of the necessary
amount OF capital Invested - required by law
Therefor. /. A. Sheridan Jones, Auditor OF Da.
kota Territory do hereby cer.ify that said lna..
rasce Company Ia duly authorized TO trsnsaet be
buriness OF lits IaslIanee In aAid ierfinIY. ior
the year ending Decen bef 3lst, A. ID. 1876, by
= Agents property appointed pPsn poarprs A..n,
Ia testimony whereof, have hcreuu'o set my
! [sxAL1 hand and seal, this lst day OF April
A. ID. iS1as 1ys-s
aplil A. sHEAIpAS JeSRs, Asaiior.
t
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-30
MARKETS bY TELEGRAPH

New York
New York, April %,
Money 81 per cen. on call.
Gold ll2St.
Governments firm
! Stocks depressed; closed excited.
New York. April 30.
FLoUK-Bufi
WHEAT Less active; No l spring ! Is
al 20; No. 2 ChicAgu, 1lSQ1l 20; No l
Chicago, 1O9@ll2; No. 9 Milwaukee, l.is
@l2l1<<i No 3 Milwaukee, l129l ls.
RYE-Dull; winter, s3c,
& BARLEY-Firm Is &
CoRs-Moder.tely active, mixed esc.
OASa--M Mixed, 37038c
Esas-Steady 180lSc.
PDRK-22 50 for cash.
LARD-l3.2O for cssh
BuTTER-Heavy; western. 2oDa7c
3 WHTsKY-Steady al IL
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-30
1t Stopped the Cough and Saved
the Child.

We have recently had occasion te try he vii
tue of oHass,, !. L:nnsih GnEsial IN family 4
latls son stcS with the prevailing fever, was
gave him NO rest. nj ighss sssrday--= We have it'll.
faith In patent" medicines. snd seldom much
try Them; bnt something had to be done, ~ the
constant cough prevented recovery. We &C.
cerdlngiy procured bottle oil thu cordial from
the sgenis, and com mrhced its n-r acc- c-rdlng TO
d'reetio %. The effect was marked from, The very
Dirt. and the child tha, night enjoyed a rof esh
Ing sleep; aud BY the nrxt night there was scarce
ayestige of The cough left. Ifthis Il faff sam
pie oi what the medicine win do, it- growth In
popularity rs not 10 be wondered at.-- Rddd-bu-g
FIRE. Prsss
s1ld .na -srranted hv Aill, / Purdy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-30
Press Meeting

CHICAGO, April 29.-rbe annual
me.,ng of the North Western Press
association will be held allhe Sher-
man House in this city, vt ten O'Clock
a. m., on Wednesday, Nay 80.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-30

cENp 2ae 70 q P. RowEL col, New York
= Sor pamphlet Of 100 psgrs. eoatAains lists Of
o.eoo pewspaPsrs, And sstimAtes showing cost OF
dyertiainG. d1HIymAr7-wss
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-30
WiI~ aux &c
MILwNuKKE April %

FLouH-S Steady.
s eNHkAr-Firm and shade hig her; Nc Q
Milwaukee, lOl x for June; ! 0ala; M. 3
9O1li
Coan-we.k aud lower No. 2 SOC.
OATS Easier No. 2, 81 Ac for Mays
RYE-Lewer; M l. 80
BAKLKY--Lower; No. 2, s80S7
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-30
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TIRES,
sHoE FACTORY BuRNKp..

Q SHOE FACTORY BURNKn.
NKw HAVEN, April 29.-An incen-
diary FIRE this motning destroyed
Kennix shoe factory inIlamden. Loss
100000 Insured.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-30

NffSf tRrhss------7---Ij--- z -
Case, Morocco with aS large yisis and manual OF
directions s.,....-.............- 0S
Case. morocco, Of 10 large yfAls and book. - %
~ These remedies ARE rcnt by the case or single
box to any par, OF the country free OF charge, on
receipt OF price. Address,
HUAPHRKY,s HeAEopATHIc
MEDICINE CO.,
Once and Depot, No. nsa, Broadway,
new YORK
For sale By all druggists; n5o3cow&w1y,
~ Fer xals 81 Hills . rUkDI.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-30

D<Wt RHRsSSsuN,
Nos. cures. cents-
! Fevers, Constipation. fnhAmmations, 13l
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Gniic, Is
Crying Collie, or Teething OF Infants 25i
4 Diarrhea. of children or adnlts Is
s DyseuteFy. Gripping. bilious collie y %
s Choicrn Aorbus, Vomiting, Is
Coughs, colda. bronchitis, AZ
8 Neuralgia, tooihachs, fAceache, IS
gsHeadaches, Mck headachea, vertigo, Is
10 Dyspc ,sis, bilious stomach 25
IL Suppressed, or painful periods, ) Is
II Whites, 100 profoase periods, tt
u Group. Cough difficult brea, hing. ~
IL Salt Rhsum, erysipelas, cruptions, 10
rs RhcumAtsm. Rhrumatic pans -
IL Fever and sguc, child feyers, Ague, 90
u Piles. blind or bleeding. Is.
10 Opsthxtmy, and sore or weakteye-, a5
10 estarrh, scute or rchronc. inharnzn, %
10 Whooping cough, violent cuughr, 25
3I Asthma, oppressed breathing 81
q Ear discharges. impaired heSring ~
u scrofuia, enlarged glande. swrllings,
"a General debility, physicsl weakness 80
23 Dropsy and scanty rccrctions, 70
IL Sea sickness, sickness from riding 80
n Kidney disease gravel, H
n Nervous debility, seminal weakness or In
voluntary dtrchArger, 90
y Sorc mouth, csnker, 81
~ Ur1nnry weakness, wetttng the bed u
81 Painfu! perioAs, with spasms, %
81 Disease Of hear. raip4tst4ens fe, 90
S Epilepsy. spA.ms, 81, Vitus. dance, 30
81 DtphtheriA, liberated core throat. 80
- Chrouic congestions and eruptoni, 10
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-30
LlverRoel.

Liverpool.
LvEKrooI., April 20.
Ftpur. 22s6d@a4s. Win
ter wheat, 9s 6d09s lOd; club. 81 1odDl0s,
sd Corn, 26s028s 3d. Pork, 83s Lard, 8s,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-30
IANkTpN
NURSERY.

Roreel. Fruit and Ornamental Trees, shrubbery
Buu FtauiT
sof, Maple, Apples, Rn.stan Applss. cuYfan,.
Ltt.er, Pie Plants. A,paragus
Root. &c -"
not BED PLANTS FOR GARDEN
AND FIELD
VIM BOX,
spA d&w Proprietor
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-30
CHANDLER BEFORE tn
-AFFEE.

.-3:sa2
Secretary Chandler was before the
real estate pool Committee to-day and
submitted all papers relating TO the
=APRsaialnent Of ]. -Clemenis, pension
agent at Macon, Missouri, his pay yment
o, money to Mrs. Boggs and his re-
moyal from Office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-27

minsral wealth Of the State at large is
of such an inexhau .tible nature that
ages alone can produce any visible
dimunltion OF it.; not only rs far as
precious metals are concerned, but al
most every other mineral used in the
country; and from the best geological
examinations and the conclusions de-
duced therefrOm, California is beyond
question rich in all the ores most in
use in this age of progress. AS San
Francisco must be the outlet of the
United States possessions on the Pa
ciic as we'll as the chief receptacle Of
all foreign trade onthis side OF the con
tinent, she Is destined ere many wears
pass over, to be the leading city of the
Western hemisphere; the more especi-
ally so as one railroad already con
meets the Atlantic witt, the ! acific, and
soon a longer link in the chain of con-
nection will be made, and the iron
horse will come proundly pranrinp
from the waters of the Mississippi,
Arkansas and ltio Grande, to oar fire.
sides, as it were, to awake the long
s%lunbering echoes OF the hills by his
metallic neighing. {. l..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-27

oath instant, against the Nevada and
Northern Telegraph Company, for the
sum of $6.7i6 50 alleged to be due
p.aintiff, fur wire. insulaiors and other
material furnished defendants in the
year 1879.
Vegetables have to be shipped from
Salt Lake 10 the new mining district in
Washington county, notwithstanding
the district is but sixteen miles north
of st. George, Brigham's Southern
Capital. This shows that The Prophets
St. George serfs are too lazy to raise
vegetables or the country is too poorto
grow them.
The Salt Lake Tribune SAYS that in
the Black Hills -four is worth Sl2 pei
hundred, coffee 33 to 35 cents pei
pound, and tobacco from 81 to 80 pei
pound.
The store of NJ. B. Stanton, at Win
| nemucca, was bur0larized asst Thurs.
day night and q case Of boots stolen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-27
BTEALINGS.

There can Do no doubt, SAYS the
Enterprise of the Oath, that u town
ut present contains a great number OF
burglars, thieves and vagabonds of
every stripe. The officers know of the
presence OF thess rascals and know not
n few Of them by sight. 1t is to be
hoped that some of them may be-
caught, but as they generally operate
in places where they are not likely to
come in contact with the police it would
be we'll for our citizens to look well to
the fastenings of their doors and win
dows; also, 10 keep firearms within
reach and use them at every oppor
tunity. In this way some of the vii
lians may be punished. Night before
last the store of Tangerman Il Mckay,
South + street, WAS entered and goods
to the value of about 500 carried off
The goods taken we're a large lot of ci-
gars, tobacco of various kinds, tea and
some whisky in bottles. About $l2 in
money VAS taken from the drawer.
An entrance Was effected hy forcing the
lock of the front door with a crow lar.
The business was very quietly man
aged, as no noise was heard by MIR.
Mckay Or his clerk, who slept i'm a
DON in the rear of The store. The
house OF T. Tully, on North Howard
street, was also entered night before
last and $l35 in coin stolen from a bu-
reau in the from. room. None of the
inmates of the house were disturbed.
Soa.e of the suspected class now in
this place will do well u move on to-
ward the Black Hills without waiting
for grass, unless they desire to stop
here permanently.
Another shot. says the Enterprise OF
the 9th, WAS fired in Chinatown night
before last. There Is shooting In that
part of the town nightly. AS no one
is hit, 1t would that tho shooting
In being done in the way OF banter or
in a spirit Of bravado by men who are
trying TO leap up" another battle.
This state Of affairs has ruined bust
ness Of every kind In Chinatown. The
better class of Cinnamon who are ut
work up town u cooks and servants
now keep away from ChinstOwn and
tho Chinese merchants and traders are
doing no business. 1t is said that old
Sam Sing talks of leaving-that he has
money enough and will return to
China. This would leave Hop Sing
master of the situation and would
probably end the war.
Brigham, says the Salt Lake Tribune,
Is making preparations to go to st.
George with the Oue-eyed Pirate, in
the course of a few days, the object of
his visit being to dedicate the new
temple to the Mormon god-bestial-
ity. On the way down it is expected
the San Pete temple will be put in the
course of construction, the Arizona
mission preached up, and the brethren
he called upon ITO assist the scattered
poor of Gods people in gathering to
Zion," with Enoch sandwitched in be-
tween. The April Conference will be
postponed until May, To allow the
Propnet time to return. A new judge,
however, may make it necessary for
Elm to put in an appearance a little
L. G. Tillotson and Edwin 8. Greedy,
comprising the firm of Ti.lotson & Co.,
Of New York CVy, brought suit in the
District Court II Humboldt Oh the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-27
lWrittcn for The Sebtincl.l
THE THREE WHITE tWASHEDJ
ROGlES.

ROGuES.
a Pome After Ia Manner Of Little
Biliee.
There arc three rogues now known to fame;
And each one boasts of high degree:
Two in the Northern land were born,
And the third he halls from tho South
countree.
There IL loving Horny ard greedy Bah,
And the third is no one but little p. c.,
And the three together thoy just took a no
tion
To swindle tho folk of Amerikee
Said greedy Bah to loving Henry,
There's plenty of chances we all can see
You take the women, III take tle WHISKY.
And we'll give Nevada 10 little p. G."
To greedy Bah, says loving Henry.
THE plans agreeable to me;
Tie on to Grant and you'll get the whisky,
And I'll try my hand with Eliza beth T."
Just then the ears Of the two great swindlers
Heard aircmblins Pipe from the lips Of PC:
"Bab's got the whisky, Henry the women,
And there's nothing left that can Sec"
Then Horny and Bah both spako together.
Dry up, dry Up. thou little 7. c.;
Go west, to Nevada, as Warden, and thou.
BY starving and stealing, will grow richer
than we."
IAN right" says r. c.. ard with one accord
These three rogues parted in highest glse;
TIn.rv 10 n.a~l,lu 1f.k a.. a.. IA LIZ U.-.u
p. c. to the wilds of tho West countree.
Years pusscd on; thoy all three prospered;
Each was as happy as happy could be.
Bah had the White House. p. c.. the prison,
And Henry had captured Elizabeth r.
And thcy swindls d and loved, aud they loved
and they swindled.
Bah he stole whisky. and p. c. stole tea;
And Henry, grown wcary Of sameness OF
charms.
Captured more by a score than Elizab both I.
But then cnmo a reckoning: oh, what an
awakening!
,. G. WAS confronted by Governor D.;
Bah was indicted, and poor Christian Henry
Was threatened by Bowen and Theodore +.
Then shr swdly thoy counseled to help ono
another;
Henry summoned n council nd v~isoree,
Bah packed a jury, and TIL innocent Warden
Called loudly for help to John Il. and j.. ID.
And all three wero acquitted; Bah by his ju
The council stood fast by Heneree:
And P. c. now stands triumphantly honest.
BY the friendship and help of John r..
and j. d.
But tho world still believes. in spite Of tho
verdicts,
That quilts in the bosom OF zach Of the
three;
And the Angel of Records will drop ne'er a
toar on
Tho charges on file in Gods chanceree.
TnwACK AWAY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-27

THAT TELEaRAPHIC 1GNoRAMUs.-
We alluded yesterday in the mildest
terms 10 some of the defects of the tele-
graphic service to the SENTINEL. We
spoke particularly Of the Babcock trial
and Of the weeks silence thereon
wherewith We had been favored. We
wrote in good humor, without malice
expressed or implied, but to day we
must say wea are mad. In looking over
our exchanges this morning we noticed
the verdict chronicled in the local col
umns of the Carson Tribune OF the
oath, a paper which doesn't take the
dispatches at all. The next paper we
opened was the Virginia Chronicle, of
the same date, containing full account
of the matter. While we were reading
it our local telegraph boy camo in with
our Eastern reports. and upon glanc-
ing over them we found a dispatch
dated st. Louis, February "a. contain
Ing i1entically the same news which
we had just read in the Virginia
paper. Now, we contend that
this is u little too rough. The
fault lies in the repeating office al
Virginia City. from which 1t should
have been sent to us in time for Fri
day mornings SENTINEL. When we
have heretofore complained at head.
quarters, the Western Union magnates
have always expressed their willing
ness TO take all nee: ssary steps to in
sure our receiving the quantity OF news
to which we are entitled, and at the
proper time. Now We respectfully
ask them to place some n in their
Office at Virginia in place Of the lazy,
or laundering blockhead to whom we
are indebted for the privilege of pub
fishing an important item OF Geographic
news twenty-four hours after it had
been read by our local patrons in a pa
per published four hundred miles
away. We have spoken.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-27

CONVICTION OF WALDER.-Our Cali
fornia dispatches state that Miner Wal
der, who was on trial for felony al
Modesto in changing ballots, was
found guilty by the jury, who. how
ever recommended him to the mercy
of the Court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-27

ORIGINAL "PoME."-In this morn
ing's SENTINEL will be found an orig
inal "Pome" by "Thwack Away"
a gentleman of fine literary acquire
ments and cultivated genius and taste,
who has heretofore contributed only to
the columns of the Mcieary Bugte OF
Freedom, but who will henceforth ex-
hibit his gems in the pages of the SEN
rINEL.