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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-17
FURNITURE.

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.nWINGgTO THE GENEkAL pErM
enabled to purchase r TURE at Yery low
enres. am now receiving and am selling ~ ~
such extraordinary low prices tnas " ~ M sact by
calling ON me and seeing for themse g vves;s..,nor,
. ~ 25-3m .--.-----.----.----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-17

THE BLACK DISTRICT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-17

+; ~ THE LYNcHBURG WATERFRONT.
n LYScHBuRG, August 16.-The damage
caused by the water-spout on the Virginia
Eand Midland railroad has been repaired,
and trains, are passing to-day on schedule
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-17

q: RAILROAD CONVENTION AT, s -tattln
z SARATOGA, August 18.-The managers OF
the southern and southwe stern railroads
met here to-day. The attendance was very
large. comprising representatives from Ma
ryiaapti & Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia
South carolina, Texas, Alabama, Miasisaip,
nj. Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, and
other States. e. w. Cole, OF the NASHVILLE
and st. Louis road, was chosen president
, 1876-02-09
IA he saw 1T Under Tho lenAe, and dsulssel tho
Nrnsntutinn ranhtk{nu thn& Mi1Ier UaA Elvffy

IA he SAW ct Under Tho lenae. and disu1lshel the
rro1oeutioD. ramarkinB t1,At Miller was clyifiy
but rot critnlnxiiy !abia-
Tho sA,ls ptrty VAS Immediately Arrnicnnd on
nnptfer abarga VI like character. MI inu;cttnons
for obtaining money undor f.lno pretanaos. The
circumstances III this case wbrp TINT Miller
went 10 livery staLie on the West Side and
bnsgainsd for the purchase of tlotaca TO the
value Of s225; That be paid for tho eamo With .
fssalu'oet ehess ssso on tho Third National
hesu sfgnoa BY ono ". ii. B.. Johnnon,
receiving tho diHorcnco between Tho putchnpo
anh check IN cash. Ihn reAe wns trlr'! by tho
Court, bit not concluded during tho day On nc
cotf.ft OF liza nhHensa Of NlknesHss.
William load 11ea.loi guilty to 1nfcony. and
was Byon emo day In tile County Jail.
A.fnur UrdRoe. OF Lomont, waa put on trial
for cont0itttnE = rape hn 9Yoar.od Rirl. Tho
ogidenco for ths pFohoodsion was partly oom-
p1ted, and appeared to show conous,veIy tho
quit OF tue defendant.
+. r. JoneH conyictaf OF burglary \ few days
ogo. wAa granted Lew ttia1.
THE FALL.
1rpGH 1IorrlsR-Klbbo W. HILL
JUNIOR 1ARY-lb0, t5a. 1885, 15t l5T, 152, lCO,
102, aud lG4 to 175 incltsiyo
Jupax JAMEsoN-2i, ", ~, % 10 81, 80 10 a,
4a To 81 inofdslse.
JupdK MoOnG-1Q, il, 10.
Jup1g RoaEna-3i3 u t,p}, and aot case G37,
JunuE Doorn-434 to a52, ihcluatyo, except
I40, 445, and 460.
HvrEn1oh CaunT-cokr rrsssoAs-1icnry HchoeItknpf
vs. 0uxtav 4. Nay aud Maria May, f!,oistohn Whit
franklin sraeyeash ct al. w. 1rrin Jones, Ay1 is-
W. u. Rogers VI. jacob HrileIl and Aaron il. Miller
ta9s. .a0.-s4Eah G. lo14u'on Va. TinsoiAy Wright,
Jupas aAaY-Jobn Elaey N. i. F. Downing and G.
T. pu,d!ck s'oo-A. L. So'losg VI. James l. Camp
UtKcu1r r-CoxTGksfoas-Auguzta A. Thomas
va. Isaac H. ui.t, t1,31!,
, 1876-02-09

NOT loss thnn s7o. 900. How mroh besr ia tr,ok
III London oyary t1av? We cannot tell exAaty,
hut Oh tinro nrn 10000 tasernt, We can venture
10 calculate; t1aro ls ,,ot luss than an nvern.o
Of ~ gallona In oarh, nntl decidedly not
less than $50, no In all. There Is n smAll Int.
cloHe to tho I.ondon general rost.O Onlce whora
lB5 ga}lonb OF ssout Arc retAtlcd avesy tlaY whlo
ono oppoHita the llank Of England Eets rid nf
not less than 200 galloas. A not worry large benr
lAtely sold tts good vii! tor ESQ. .0t0 Many vory
qaiet-looking htnr houasa l,avo 4 wagon load Of
ale md stout avnry morning. Tho load il tlcyor
lass tE!an 4 dozen ton dozen and half tlIsty-
Rtx-gallon batto'a Certain houses. a,.ch IA tlia
lsls." "M0thor Nhiptnn," "lloyal OAK
"Eagtc." md "Angcl," couldn't DO bought
under moderate fortune, aud ~onld bs aheap
at TINT, 20 an0rlnoua 10 thar trRlo.
, 1876-02-09

: An Iowo woman. Mra. Bvalm. VI the Fort
Dodge Messenger, arguea th4t women can servo
posed Incapaolty for such work Ia tho ouly bar
to vo,nau-s ptlstge, tbs Legislatures may III we'll
opan tho gates. Yesterday wAs the day Rot tor
lie taking up Of the woMAu-sVdEsse question
by tho Town LcSlhlRturo+
, 1876-02-09


bloody Jack (Jhme1 Henderson,. who former
" ilvod ut Table Crcok, north OF your CITY. mot
Will, sRd aaotdcnt yuutcsday Who out hunt
Ing TO can1n IN contact with . grizzly boar. AZ
first ho trtcd 10 nvoid tho beast but the animal
uaA suffering with hunger. aud Jack saw u WIS
impossible to beat retreat. Jack 1tood hlD
er0unl, and tho bear ran with rapfdity, with Ills
Jaws olsstrotol.ed. re4ty to taAo Jack jp. Jack
lot two cllArgea out Of roleatiuE-rlo into hin,
Ut 4 uistaucs Ut ~ faat, but it onlY onrngod the
nntmaI and on ho came. Jack drow bis tooth-
ptok, or q slx.in.hand, and was ready for hctioa
Tho bear gathered hlt, III his c1aws, and began
lis ssyaYo uosA, aud Jack kers hiB arm closc.
and usnu hin kn,fe, plunged Il into tho bcaf
th.rty-soyen ,i1nea md Ill this tiu,o the anitna!
la. hls CLAWS settled lntn uoor Jsck'a tlosh. and,
will, tho loss Of blood on Jack q side. 10 bccnmn
FAINT The bear drew hin c'awA aud with them
Lo0k out bunch Of iloah f.on, Jack'e side, teay.
ip8 tisa ribs exposed, Just Vt thin tnlu NJ old
Mountaiusor waa cfosa upon tho ecane. md be-
gan to lot the lead INTO OH bruin. There were
twova bullets put III aud through hin, and hs fell
lifelcas 10 tho g1puut, Jack was lasho1 70 q pony
ant! carried to Lis camp. Tho bear weighed 57S
pounds. We will send the meat 10 penysr to-
luorI0w.
JAN. Y.-James Henderson, siias bloody Jsels.
brcali.ed lila last this morning at O'Clock. We
will bury him OH old Nsl Ill Mountain.
, 1876-02-09
ttAEkJ ME- NWAs
S,h.-jal H,4u1{cb to Tht C'hlG1ts lfl61N
plGeDk.5HoOTlNu.

Hut-1aI D4p4ch 70 Ih5 CNlfs1Vs 1Fsu7R'
uAykSpour. a., Fob. "a four days p'saon'
ahooslnr tournament commenced III this city to-
day, open to the world, with thsty'sEx onires,
aomo o1 them being tho best shosa In Iowa, Hi"
nois, Missouri, Indiana aud Wisconsin. Capt.
A. II. DogArIus, tho ol,ampion shot Of America,
VII also be present each lay. -Four hundsod
uoliara Will b diYtdod tu prizes. More dho!s
will arrtvo tonight. Two thousand pigeons hayo
been provided.
, 1876-02-09
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

t1DR HALK-MORt3AN PARK--t,. X. Id r. IL Il. II
.Hsf; an,cn trs'na ArtAs!sn WI? wstat euppite fes:
:sia on un!s SEo1tGE il dhHiskE Masai. No
GhAns,sr nf EahIntfcs.
T1ult sALk-UR ExClIANuE-ll ACRES AT LEF.
l. tetb0n: ID Atros A. NorWooi- eecd, NoEt
ts4dn can to made; EEoun1 At Montsn. cles for Roud
rehl!nhes IN knrth IT South Slds and &AsHld Ia.
hlUt BA1.E-AT AUSTIN AMI At d. 4 N. ". T. H.
Car Shops, lott lad heusns c,esp for e.sh
fprttb, Aha s1E1n Actn4 well located, cheap, q. II,
CRAFTR. ltooHs M Metropolitan E,foek.
NOK sAf.ts-tno pKEr CEETItAL fANK AND
tautetatd prnpeny, Gail At uues khd Recufo bnYgAlu.
, 1876-02-09

haanec''''. '.''.."'sl's''
a,s niSoaIEs biM ,o.,.r<,.v f., ,v,,c,,
hary Ann Brow hsd OH yestcfTan,y Ti, IN Wnicn VINCE
has been lnordinasaly a1dictout 70 ntowau l.aaoIa,
or somothlng oven stronger and the result II, nc
makes her homo 60 unonaar@blo sho Cannot
stand u any longer. So.
Angin Woods tiled Dlls Tor divorce from nor
husband. William y. Woods. charGinG tGas 70
nad bean eooHlotoa oi telohy ia Ne~a's: ~: ~
IL DceomDor, 1b74' and seatencod to htato
Prison.
7,,a 1T; ,1kIs ',.,r a.. yv,.u.,, nan.
ruptcy appeal case today.
Indigo taswasl VIII tioar caseH as ect oy dnaee
Williams for January In their order for Today,
haEinninG@ @ WITH Nc. l,al. ,:..,..
caaos. .. ..-..--
judge Moore Ia engaged will, law case on
chauge OF vunno from Judge Gary. 3nd occupied
Judge Gag's EoolA yestordxy whlo tho lat@r
sat IN tho chancery room.
uslrfo HrA1Es COUNTS,
Elizabeth u. AdAma filed bll yesterday
nHallht DAphno a. WRru. Thomas W ard. ala
1lo,nas Jacques to i9Iceloao mortgage Tor
$a,tu, on tho .. y OF Dlock b, In tho City OF
Lasa!lo.
1aues II. Drown began suit for s3.ooo
against james. n. Seymour.
r .s Msf;'n essf s ssa sa ssty II tsv9F g fSaps Sa
laying damages At $1,000.
John whitley, OF th!a city. aloa voluntary
rasltou Iii hAnAfnpscY y1Btnruay. 4tls lahtll~
ttcH amount to VIZ to6s.b1. all unsecured. ING
naseth cuuaiht Of lot IN nor"ord lafk Vailed
At e300 aud o3.9ol: :E to open aoconnto. Tho
petition WA fu1e1rea 70 lteklstor tllbpaTd.
In tho matter OF Thomas lalntar tula 10
show cause ROB. ~ WAS Issued,
Tho caAo o. ursh tishbufn Was referred To
the Regater for ilnal report.
bradford HANCOCK was appointed Provisional
Assignee or II. y. 7. LeTsH.
An Ahsignoe "ili be ahosen for tbs eatate OF
lloduoy M. Mhipple at IL .. n. to.tlAy.
Tho final Dividend d'mostlng ~ tho case Of tho
United ssAtoa Brick Machine Company Will bu
held At p. III. fo-tlay.
supEn1n4 COURT ~ Hh1gF;
II. 8. brewster began suit for ST, 900 pgninst
benjamin +. Human.
u. i. Grana began suit in debt against G. T..
reriolat and janaes aud j. II. Forsyth, laying
damages at 81 900.
q. II. MorBn bogan suit In asaunpslt against
George III. Wnaolar and George atpElwain for
$1,000. aud another il Eeapaus againHt tus sauu
pnrtteB layiug damages It =, 500
George Holmes hogan an Nctkon In tresrAso
against tho Chicago 4 Alton lallroAd Compony,
70 recoyor $4,000 damages.
CIRCUIT COUNT,
o. 8. Dawson began = suit 10. e10OO sgainat
Eliza Il, iiord.
, 1876-02-09

hYEW AND sECOND,itANn E0.LERS FOR HALE.
IN Copsif work pt!uptly Ast.ntsd 10. ~ kutsrprAa
Uotlcf aud lsuu Works. II. ". u MlchIssnat.
, 1876-02-09
GOODRICH DlSBARRED !;

Anil Turned Out rs nn Uncienn
Thing.
, 1876-02-09

SEWING MACHINES.
MFRufHD SINGER. WHEELEN /. WILSON.
1os. tavSt g, W. Mixer. .na a.! k'nd. q shuttle
trva.n Loan otteo l.s ttark IT. ltoom = op s.As..
r ATf:S + IMPROVED FAMILY SEWING. .,iAG CHIME,
~ pride u.s. sars1ntod n9u aud pssoc VIII tnctsf aud
4ttaeH.Mahtsi tutai!s At 81. NJ. lsal Mal..l!:sy
, 1876-02-09

Tho Prairie shooting Club met last night at
Charles Kerus'. on I.asalls Htrout, Mr.. KernH In
tho chair, and but fow members prcseut.
Inp Executive Co,an.ttsco reported lhst zooina
lad beep found ou tho cornor Of Washington
and Lafa!lo y.secsa suitable for The use of tho
club, THO Committee wsa authorized 10 rent
tLcn,, aud they will be ilt,od up ~ permanent
1dafsess.
nottance Tho maet!ug adjourned for one wosk.
, 1876-02-09

f1UR HALN..UH ExGifANtiH-A FIRST KS
residence IN OAK lAtk far itrrorei untrp.nytd
t:heAkn property viii oxrhsues Tor euod farm. H. K.
ati WSbAsh Az. from ! to y. IN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24

CUsTER.-A correspondent Of the
Idaho Avatan che gives the following
description of the town of Custer:
We entered the city OF Custer, which
has upwards of W hundred houses
completed and as many more in The
course of erection. Here everything is
as quiet as a grayeyard-not the lively,
bIstling placer mining town of the old
times, where all was life and excite-
ment, and the men working with spirit
and hope-but a quiet, honse-building
community of humiliated miners,
numbering in the neighhorhood of
$50 putting up stores and cabins, hav-
ing laid aside the pick and shovel %
pursue a more remunerative course
ION French Creek of Obtaining a few
dollars to leave the country.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24

this mornings train for Virginia, to
attend a meeting of the Democratic
State Central Committee. which is
called in that city for tomorrow at 10
o'clock A.. NJ. He will probably take a
scoOt over the mountains to tidewater
before he returns, and the chances are
that he will linger among the flesh
pots of Yerba Beuna a couple of weeks.
In the meantime we crave the indul-
gence of our readers in u single
handed contest with the multifarious
duties of the journalistic treadmill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24
Tl,e Dana CONTAMINATION Matter.
~ ~ e w S.
assistance for Turkey-Bar silver.

Assistance for Turkey-Bar silver.
LONDON, March %.
a dispatch from Berlin reports the
Imperial Powers exchanging conImu-
nications with a view Of assisting Tur-
key out of her financial embarrass-
Inent and designating some expert
Westetu statesman to take charge OF
the Ottoman finances.
Bar silver is very flat in consequence
of the reduction in India exchanges.
Sales made yesterday We're al 52la
pence, which, according to The Times,
is the lowest quotation ever touched.
Rifle shooting.
DUBLIN, March %.
The members of the Irish Rife AS
sociation have unanimously voted TO
accept the invitation Of the National
Rifle Association of America o com
pete fo.tne championship of the world.
They have also agreed to challenge the
Americans through, the Amateur Rifle
CUB of New York TO shoot "A return
match at Creednoor in September, at
ter the Centennial match. on the am
terms as the Dolly Mount matches.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24

probable effect in opening up the af-
fairs of the Central Pacific.
Robert Nj. Fryer. inventor of the
Fryer process for reducing refractory
ores, Is at the Occidental. Mr.. Half.
president of the organization known
as the Fryer~Nohle Metal Mining Com
pany, Is also there. 1t is understood
they have come from Grass Valley to
negotiate for the immediate manufac-
ture or machinery necessary to put
their process in the hands of all who
may want it.
The Whipping Post Established In
California.
SACRAMENTO, March %.
The Governor to-day signed the bill
to punish wife beaters by public whip
ping.
In the Assembly, the Newspaper Re-
traction bill was indefinitely post
poned.
Mining News.
SAN FRANCISCO, March %.
The Consolidated Imperial Mining
Company was incorporated to. day, to
mine in Storey county, Nevada. Cap
i,al, $50, 900, ono. divided into shares Of
800. Directors-A. X. z. Harmon, J..
ID. Fry, g. l.. Miller. J.. RI. Dobin>on,
Aipheus Bull, VIM. Morris and Jos.
Sharon.
The Ely Gold and Silver Mining
Company was also Incorporated, to
mine in Lincoln mining district, Ne
vada. Capital, s., 900. 0uG. in shares of
500. Directors. -. Hathaway, f.
w. Oatnan. elias. $. Benilarn, A. Ii.
Wood and l.. w. Mix.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24

of way for a wagon road from Chinese
Camp to Yosemite.
Luttrell to-day introduced a bill to
prohibit all contracts tor Servile labor,
providing that it should be a felony to
make or enforce them and prescribing
the penalty Of forfeiture of any vessel
Transporting coolies without Consular
certificates showing that their emigra-
ton was voluntary.
Tie Dana Confirmation Matter.
WASHINGTON, March %.
In the Executive session of tie Sem
ate to-day, the nomination of Dana.
with the adverse report thereon, came
up in The regularorier of business, but
was laid over for further action.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24

The Philadelphia Times says: "An
effort is making in the Reformed Epis-
copal Church to do away with the OBJ
OF Lent as a church fast. AT
a recent conference of the clergymen
of that denomination in Philadelphia it
was decided to recommend the policy
of abandoning the observance to the
General Standing Committee, on the
ground that the indulgence in worldly
pleasures before and after Lent is in
creased by way of compensation for
forced abstention during the season OF
fasting, and upon the further ground
that uniform moderation of life is the
church's great need, and that this may
be better secured without Lenten OBJ.
servances than with them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24

BELKNAP says he will come out all
right. That depends upon how long a
time he goes in tor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24
Army Matters.

ST. LOUIS, March %.
General Sherman left for Washing
ton last night in response 70 the invita-
ton of the Secretary Of War, who de-
sired to consult with the General of the
army. IL is thought here thar there is
Il possibility of the removal of the
army headquarters back to Washing
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24

WE learn from the appeal that John
Guarber is in Cuarson. He arrived
there on the cuars.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24

IT is now conceded by all the women
that Mrs. Belknap has the biggest pull
back of any woman in America.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24

If Beecher knews that Mrs. Tilton is
as pure as a snowflake, and if Mrs.
Beecher knows that Henry is as pure
as two snow-fiakes, why doesn't she
speak to Mrs. Tilton when they meet?
Why look daggers at her? There's in
consistency there sonew here.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24
A FRAcAs.-A Kansas paper is re-

A FRACAs.-A Kansas paper is re-
sponsible forthe following:
Police Judge Smith, of Lawrence,
recently had a case OF row before him,
in which some colored people had
slashed around with their raZors and a
colored Oman was cut ia the abdO-
lei After hearing several witnesses,
Molly, the colored oma was called
up. well, Molly, did you see the
disturbance 2" Yes, sab, saw it all.
:" We're you cut in the iracas 2" mo,
sab; | VAS cut jist a little hove de
fracas." City Attorney Fisher re-
marked: "You can take the Witness"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24

MARSH evidently has a talent for
giving away Mrs. Belknap. He first
gave her away as a bride, and after
ward gave her away as q wife.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24

THE Independent says that Rev. G..
B. Allen contemplates making Elko
is permanent place OF residence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24
EASTERN DiSPaTCH HE'S.
by Overland Telegraph.

ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24

The Belknap business is charged
with defeating the woman suffrage
project in the Massachusetts, Senate.
1t ought to have had the contrary eff
feet. The sex that has sufficient ca
pacity to manage a business transac
ton as skillfully as Mrs. Belknap did,
has capacity enough to exercise the
electoral privilege.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24

THE Washington correspondent OF
the Danbu7y Meas writes as follows:
"Bill Sharon is q little serum pied
cuss, and if he had red skin might be
taken for dried herring.
Sargent is the tastes: talker in the
Senate. His average is fully two hun-
bred words a minute. The elder MUIR
ply bl other and Sumner, the cole
brated San Francisco reporter, are the
only two stenographers who claim a
dead sure thing on him.
Gold Hill Jones' wife has a sweet lit
tie baby. 1t enjoyed the reception
which its charming mother gave last
week. He laughed at n man only.
He was q lobbyist and came to buy his
father up with a ive-hundred dollar
greenbsux."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24

A McGEARY paper gives the follow
ing instructions in Waiting: Young
man, if you will waltz, and wish to
do it in the highest style of art, do il
thusly: Place your right arm around
her waist, about two inches above hel
pin back, throw your lett arm under
her right fin; then stick your nose in
her left ear, and whirl. Do this, and
you have got the thing down to a fine.
neSs.D
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24

AMERICAN WoRKINGMAN.-The
following is all extract from the first
speech delivered in Congress by Hon.
D. J. Morrell, President of the Cam
bria Iron Company. 1t has the true
ring: "The American workingman
must live in a house, not in a hut; he
must wear decent clothes, and eat
wholesome and nourishing food. He
is an integral part OF the municipality,
the State and the nation; subject to no
letters Of class or caste; neither pau
per, nor peasant, nor serf; but a free
American citizen. He has the ballot,
and if it were possible it would be
dangerous to degrade him. The coun-
try stands pledged TO give him educa-
ton, political power, and a higher
form of life than foreign nations
accord TO their laborers, and he must
be sustained by higher rates of wages
than those of Europe. Our
industries operated by American citi-
zens must be freed from foreign inter
ference and organized into a distinct
American system, which will exact
some temporary sacrifices, but result
in general prosperity and true national
independence. In maintaining diver
sified industries we utilize every talent,
provide a field for every capacity, and
bind together the whole people in mu.
tual dependence and support, assuring
the strength and security of our re-
public"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24

BORN.

Gold Hill March 20-Wite of Onio Flannery,
a on.
Truckee, March l7-Wi'e Of C. f.. McGlashan.
a daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24
Endictment OF n Stubborn witness.

The grand jury agreed upon indict-
ment in the case of Hallett Kilhourne
for refusing To answer questions AS to
the s~o-called real estate pool before the
Select Committee of the House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-24


THE Eureka SENTINEL, in referring
to the conclusion Of the Wilcox trial,
saws:
We don't know what kind of stuff
Somers is made of, but if lie carries III
his composition a reasonable amount
OF old Adam he will be apt, when he
his health, to appeal his case
TO a court which is governed by the
unwritten law OF retaliative justice and
whose sentences are executed from the
butt. end of a shotgun.
The fact that Somers hurried to
shake hands with Wilcox after the
trial Is the only mitigating circnm
stance in Wilcox's favor. 1t is now
somewhat doubtful whether Wilcox
ought not to have been hung for not
killing him outright Enterprise.
Not at all doubtful. If your state
ment is correct, Somers is more con
temptible and cowardly than the bully
who assaulted him, and it's athousand
pities that the rosewood cane was
broken instead of the reporters head.
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1OB PRINTING or ALL KINDS. EN-
y ecuted with dispatch at the SENTINEL
Printing Office.
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MARRIED.

Eureka, March % AT the residence Of the
BRIDES father. by tho Rev. j.. McClain,
John NJ. Wilton to Miss Ada 4. Eoece.
Georgetown. Cal, March l3-Christopher A.
Lee to Eudora A.. Clifton.
Wells, Nevada March lb John Z. Dol Dear
ing to Elizabeth oulierlin.
DIED.
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The bill Introduced by Piper to day
makes it mandatory upon Collectors of
Customs to execute last years law re-
speeding immigrants from China, upon
receiving affidavits of two citizens that
such people are on board any vessel
that the act requires to be executed.
Page introduced a bill &c grant a right
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NEW YORK, MATCH Is.
A book-keeper named Hedden, of
the Marine Bank, absconded and an
examination OF tile books shows that
the bank has been deirauded of thirty
eight thousand dollars. 1t appears
wheneva n Henry Babe, a customer Of
the bank, sent his check for deposit,
Hedden would raise it, say from live
hundred to fifteen hundred dollars.
Babe has been arrested, charged with
being in collision with Uedden.