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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-02

newly registered voters $3.50 are cred
tied to the four wards of Virginia City,
and 2,436 to Gold Hill. Or the total,
3.7l6 are American born and 4,l00 for
eigners, As follows: Germans, Al;
Canadians, 223; Irish, 1885: English,
l 900; Welch, "a: Poles, 4; French, 40;
Scotch, 80; Portuguese, lis, Swedes,
35; Austrians. 81; Swiss, II; Italians,
50; Norwegjans, 4; Mexicans, 10; 9TH
er foreigners, 5l2.
Judge Berry, who returned recently
from Tuscarora District, informs the
Siioer St0te that times are lively in
that camp. Large quantities of lum-
Der are arriving daily, and several
new buildings are in course of erection.
The new mines, recently discovered at
Rock Creek, ten miles from Tuscarora,
are attracting considerable attention.
The lodges are represented as being
large and well defined, and carry.
ing considerable high grade ore.
There is some talk on the street,
says the Phoebe Record, in reference to
removing the American Flag mills
over to Toquerviile, Utah. Late de.
velopments in Leeds District are Of
such a rich and permanent nature
that it is believed a good mill would
IA v we'll.
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INDIFFERENCE no DANGER.

The following accoun of a narrow
escape from death, which we find in
the Gold Hill News of last Monday, is
APPLY illustrative of the indifference to
danger felt by the men who go do wn
in mines:
A Cornishman, named Elijah Bill
lings, working at the Imperial mine,
had a narrow escape last night. He
was working about the mouth of the
shaft, and by otne accident fell into
the pump compartment. The per-
pendicular depth of the Imperial shaft
is l $3.50 feet, aud those who saw him
disappear were satisfied that he had
me with certain death. 70 their as
constituent they heard him a few min-
utes later calling tor help. Going down
the ladders about twenty feet they
found the poor fellow hanging on to
the of the pump-bob, where 1t
Joins the pump-rOd. He was holding
on by his hands and was almost eX-
hausted when the desired help came.
He was relieved from his unpleasant
position and taken to the top, where,
regaining his breath, he sang out ID a
friend: by the bloody 'ell, old son,
you, if / hadn't caught hold of the bob
I'd been scattered all abroad" DIR.
Hall, upon examination, found that
the mans seventh rib was broken on
the left side. He was also badly
bruised about the chest. If there are
no internal injuries The Doctor thinks
there is no great danger. 1.-THE pump
bob had been in motion, Billings
would have fallen down the entire dis.
lance, and have been instantly killed.
When the occurrence of the accident
became known to the miners on the
lower levels they were impressed with
a general sense of unsafeness and ex
element, which made the remainder
of the shift anything but satisfactory.
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NrEALINGS,

A letter from Ward to the Phoebe
Record says: Considerable excitement
exists on account of town lois, as there
has been a few attempts to jump lots
already located. 1t is the intention of
the citizens to allow nothing of the
kind. There was a meeting held last
spring on that subject and a commit
tee OF five appointed to lay nj the
town and streets and to maintain the
same. In one case since then the conf
mittee tore down a fence that had been
erected on a cross street. Last Tues
day a lot located on some ground that
had been donated to the town by the
original locator was fenced in by the
present owner. On Wednesday u
meeting was called. and upon organi.
zationi 1t MAS resolved that the meet
ing "adjourn en- masse and remove all
ohstruclions," which was forth with
done, and the ground declared a pub.
lie highway. The furnaces are run
ming steadily and turning out consid
cradle bullion. The Martin White
Company are grading out tor a mill
site and placing some of the machin-
cry in position.
At about halfpast IL o'clock this
morning, SAYS Mondays Virginia
Chr0niete,e an alteration occurred in
the Milwaukee Beer Saloon, in which
ono shot was fired. 1t appears that
George Hettinger, generally known as
Schimmerhorn, was standing near the
the bar when Chas. London anne in
and began to abuse him, at the same
time making a motion as II to draw a
weapon. Hetlinger said he had no
arms. ~whereupon the other said he
had but dare not draw, at the same
time applying a low epithet, and strik
ing Hettinger over the head with MS
revolver. Both men then clinched,
and the revolver VENT off in the scnf'
ae, but doing no injury. Both were
arrested, and a examination will be
had to-day. Lumber is scarce and
high priced.
The registration books OF Virginia
and Cold Hill show the addition Of
SIG voters to those registered last
spring and who have not since changed
their residences. OF this number Of
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MISCELLANEOUS
-
POLITICAL SPEAKING.

V'HE CITIZENS OF EUREKA ColrNrv
L. will be addressed at tn. following finn.
and places by tho following gentlemen: '"es
Ruby Hill. Richmond side, SATURDAY. "A.
tobsr 2S..Thos. Laspeyrc. d. L. Baily a mi
Geo. W. Morrill,. anu
Ruby Hill Proper, Tuesday, octobcr .,
Laspeyre, Baily and Merrill. VI
Ruby Hill. Richmond side, Thursday. M
vombcr 2-Lansing, Cassidy and Baker. avs
Palisndo, November 2-Baily, Ls,n.yr.
and Merrill. p''rs
Eureka SATURDAY,, November 4-HOS II
"a. MITCHELL, Lansing, Cassidy and r.
kcr. D"-
Eureka, Monday, November GA. NJ Hin
house. Clittenden Thornton. John ii. DAMN.
Merrill. w.
Any Of tho candidates upon tho Ram b,;...
county or legislative tickets are rcsnec, f'iin
invited to meet the above. named Democrotiiss
candidates at any Of the appointments ~
divide the time with them in The discn,G inu
of tho political issues Of tho day.
Per order Democratic County Cen,r,, w.
mittee. A. y. TITUS, Chairm.nn
OI7td
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4 sOUTHERNER ON "REBEL
CLAIMS"

To those who have been misled into
the belief that there is anything in the
howl which has been raised by the
Republican speakers and press con-
cerning the payment of the Confeder-
ate debt or rebel claims, we commend
the porusal of the following, which
was received yesterday among our
press dispatches:
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.
At q meeting tonight, at st. Patricks
Hall, discussing Tilden's recent letter
on southern claims, Hon. Scenes, late
Confederate State Senator, said: snow
what do we expect in the case Of the
G of Mr.. Tilden? Do we hope to
have our Confederate bonds or cur
rency paid ? Do we hope for compen-
for emancirated slaves Do we
hope for compensation for the ravages
dwarf Do we hope for the refunding
of the cotton tax I? Do we hope for ex-
appropriations Of public
money as q douceur for Withholding
this demand +? No. we hope for none
Of these things. No sensible man IN
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the number of Indians known to have
been killed is five. The report con-
cludes: I'VE believe this matter can
he closed now by vigorous WORK.
Some cavalry is Indispensable"
Horse Thieves Lynched la Kansas.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. l.
Reports have reached here Of the
lvnchiuy of two horse thieves named
Fulton and Hundley, in Wyandotte,
Kansas, Sunday forenoon, by a Wig
liant committee, who stated that three
more OF the band had been captured
and served in the same way.
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For TILDEN AND HENDRICKs.-The
Idaho Avalanche is out for Tilden an6
Hendricks. At least we judge so from
the fact that it advises its readers to
vUe for the best men on the 7th lust.
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HERE, Too.-The Lyon County Times
says that draw poker is Aourishing 10
Silver City. So il is in Eureka. A
woman on Spring street last week
drew n poker o IN her husband and
flourished it over his head until he
promised to buy her a new bonnet
with a cardinal red feather.
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BANK CO..
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
CONRAD AARON WrEGAND
MANAGER,
VIRGINIA CITY, : /: /;

1T Is PURPOSED. AFTER ESTABLISH.
l. ing the Virginia City Agesey of this
Company. to OF en- Agencies Of the same ut
Gold Hill, Silver City, Dayton. Carson, Au.
rora. Kono. Wndsworth, Elko, Hamilton,
Austin and Truck &C.
Postmasters PLEASE NOTICE. and start
action in best quarters.
Partial information in relation TO thi,
movement may be obtained by parties well
Known applying. who can ex pedi,e and assist
in the PRACTICAL RECONCILIATION OF SILVER,
and in RAIsISC THE VALUE or MINING STOCKS,
oy communicating IN sTRIt TEST eoNrIrENCf)
per tinent facts to the Manager rs below.
CONRAD A. WIEGAND,
Drawer G, Virginia City Postofbcc, Nsvads,
o2T-lw
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ILL.-One Of the children of the late
Charles e. Dc Long is dangerously Ill
with fever at Virginia City.
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Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired. If
you want TO have your watches and jexcIry
repaired in . workmanliko manner, 60 to r.
Steler's jewelry store. ono door south OF 5.
Ashim a Co.. Main street. 22-aplstf
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
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MARRIED.

In Eureka, November l., at the residence of
A. Benedict, BY Rev j. ii. De La Matyr.
l.. a. Gates to Miss Lucy Bats.
In Virginia October p. Frank Edwards to
Roy Scholl. :
In Virginia October p, Nicholas Harvie to
Mary Al: Cochran.
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EASTERN DISPhTC HE'S.
Ey Overland Telegraph.
[sPECiAt. TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
The Nevada Badge at GreedmOOr

The Nevada Badge at GreedmoOr.
NEW York, Oct. 81.
The shooting for the 800 badge pre-
sented to the National Guards of New
York by the National Guards of Vir
ginia City, known as the Nevada
Badge, was concluded yesterday at
Creedmoor. The badge goes to the
company of not less than As men,
making the largest aggregate score at
200 and 500 yards. Company A, For
ty-eighth Regiment, the company that
won last year aud that shot at Oswego
on Friday, won again, securing 1859
out of a possible $500 points.
an Unsuccessful Council but n Sue.
cessfut Fight.
BISMARCK, Oct 81.
General Miles had n successful fight
after an unsuccessful council with Sit
ting Bull, on the ODD instant, on Cedar
creek, killing and ~wounding a mum
Der of Indians; his own loss being TWO
wounded. He chased the Indians
about sixty miles when they divided,
one portion going toward the agencies
| and Sitting Bull toward Fort Beck,
| General Miles following. General
Hazen has gone to Fort Peck with four
companies of infantry n rations for
Miles. Sitting Bull crossed the river
below Fort Peck, on the oath instant,
and sent word to the agent that he was
| coming in and would be friendly, but
wanted ammunition.
Tremendous Rain storm in Ken
tucky-DistructiOn of Property.
ORLEANS, KY, Oct. 81.
A fearful rain storm o place in
this region commencing Saturday
morning and continuing till nearly
daylight on Monday morning. The
rain was a perfect food, the waters not
pouring down as usual in drops, but in
perfect sheets. The ground resetnbled
a lake, the water having poured down
until the town was flooded. The wa
! ter rose as high as the window tops
and as yet has fallen but little. In ad
| dition to the destruction of household
goods, barns, stables, etc., large lots
of cattle, horses, hogs, etc., were
drowned.
Generals Sherman and Sheridan In
Washington.
NEW YORK, Nov. l..
The Tt,nes' Washington special says:
General Sheri ian arrived here last
night and to day had a long interview
with the President in company with
the Secretary of War anu General
Sherman. The purpose of General
Sheridan's visit was to consult the mil
itary authorities in reference 10 the de
tails of the campaign against the hos
tile Sioux. upon which General Terry
is preparing to start. General Sheri-
dams presence here has given rise 10
reports that he is to be sent to com
mand the troops in the Southern
States. There is 10 foundation what
ever for such reports, nothing in the
situation of affairs requiring his serv-
ices in that section. He left TO night
for the West.
Five Good Iaginns Made.
CHICAGO, Nov. /,
The official report of a battle be-
tween Sitting Bull, Pretty Bear, Bull
Earle, Standing Dear, Gaul and White
Bear, on Cedar creek, the general re-
suits of which were given in the Bis
marck dispatch, last night, state that
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A DISPATCH from Rome yesterday
announced that Cardinal Antonelli
vas dying.
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OT hrfr nftfn OUhS SOIU
Oh Execution.

SALT LAKE, Nov. ].
Four carriages, three wagons, one
pair of mules, one span of horses,
one harness, and three cows, the prop
erty of Brigham Young, were sold
to-day at public auction Ivy the Conn
missioner to pay the award of court
in the Ann Eliza case, brought eleven
hundred and eighty five dollars. Fur
ther seizure of properly will be made.
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More Troops for Cuba.

I BARCELONA, Oct. 80.
Admiral Francisco Llano. command
ing the port of Barcelona, has beer APP
pointed to command the squadron
which is TO cooperate with the troops
in Cuba. The friga'es Navas De Falo.
ra, Villa De Madrid, Leon and Con
ception have sailed for Cuba with four
battalions of Infantry.
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DIED.
List of Letters

DEMAINING IN THE P~0ST0FFICE AT
IL Ruby Hill, Nevada, on the lst day Of
Novcm Der, 1876. Persons calling for any OF
those letters will please say Advertised
Noyemb er 3D."
Buyons Patrick-3 BonnettsGeo
Bergman Vim Ohm buckley Marion
bennett J Conpe!l Patrick o
Camron Chas Do Couch Samuel
Conner join Donneiiy Charles
Oonnelly John DAVIS Peter
Dunn William Edwards John
Green Daniel Griffin Edmund 2
Hassett Wiliiam dudley Joseph
Kelly Daniel Kelly Bat
Langley Samuel Leary Patrick o
Mcdonald Daniel McMack bury Pat
March Horny Mcdonald John 2
Madden John McCUmmisky John
Rndersdort J H-3 liowett Joseph
Shaploy Wm-3 Weymouth ca
Williams j Bowett Joseph-reg'd
p2-lt C.. SCHULTZ. P. NJ.
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Military Order.
ST. PETERSBURG

LONDON, Oct. 81.
A Standard dispatch from Belgrade
saws: AN order has been read
the streets calling on all
able bodied men to report themselves
for immediate service"
1t is rumored that Italy and Austria
have offered mediation.
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Coop NEws.-We received yesterday
the following dispatch from a friend in
Carson. Colonel Ellis representation
only confirms statements which we
have received from all parts of the
) ate, which may be put down as safe
for a handsome majority for Tilden
aud Hendricks: .II
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Fair. Superintendent at Virginia:
=" Last evening a rush Of water came
into the ore breasts directly under the
silIs OF the l,300-foot level. 1t fell
through to the bottom OF the mine.
The quantity has now decreased over
one halt and will probably run out
by night. Little or no damage was
done"
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Five Good Iaainns Made.

NHICAGU, NVV. T.
The official report of a battle bo-
tween Sitting Bull, Pretty Bear, Bull
Earle, Standing Dear, Gaul and White
Bear, on Cedar creek, the general re-
suits of which were given in the Bis
marck dispatch, last night, state that
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Colonel Ellis arrived in town this
morning, having spoken in Reno Mon
day night, Sheridan yesterday after
noon, and Genoa last night. He says
we have the Sale sure. He will wind
up the campaign in Storey county.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-02

CHEAP.-The Chinese Commission
is a fortunate thing for the Republican
party on this coast, as it furnishes il
with a number of speakers, the ex-
penses of whom are paid by the peo-
Pile instead of the party. The Com
mission has adjourned until after the
election, in order to give the members
an opportunity to take part in the cam
paign. This is in perfect keeping with
the entire record of the Republican
leaders, who have eve held their duties
to their party paramount to their obi
cations to their constituents.
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cisco stock and Exchange Board
A Desaulting Public Officer.

SAN FRANCISCO, NOV. /.
A suit is on trial in the Twelfth Dis
trict Court, the point involved being
an attempt to dissolve the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchage Board, or
rather to obtain an order declaring
that it was dissolved on the 9th OF
August, 1878. The plaintiff is Henry
G. HYDE, assignee of Michael Tranor
and Geo. Il. Knox, bankrupts. De
PENDANTS, are the members of the San
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board.
The suit grows out of the bankruptcy
of Tranor and Knox, August 9th, 1873.
who were at that time members of the
San francisco Stock Exchange, by
which corporation it is averred in the
complaint that the assets of the bank
rupt firm have been held and used.
TIE State Land Com mission, ap-
pointed to investigate the accounts of
ex surveyor General Gardner, find
him delinquent to the amount of W.
Sll 900, wholly un%accounted for, be
sides other large amounts, the vouch-
ers for which are of a doubtful nature.
The commission also find great care
lessness in the keeping of the
of the oeRce under GARDENERS admins
tration and claim that Gardner Is re.
spoAsible, eiviily and criminally, for
the appropriation Of public moneys.
Rush Of Water i'm the California
Miae.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l.
The following dispatch was received
to day by the Secretary of the Califor-
MIA Mining Company from Jas. G..
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OUR PREDICTION VERIFIED. AS

OUR PREDICTION VERIFIED. AS we
predicted, the outrage and Islander
mills are running TO their utmost
capacity as the campaign draws to a
close. The Republican, papers in the
East do the grinding and the Asso-
ciated Press assist in distributing the
result of their work. We may ex-
pect a new batch every day until the
election, but we pity the poor credu-
lous ninny who is deceived by these
lying dispatches. Their object, which
is to arouse sectional hate and scare
timil people into the support of their
candidates, is too transparent to fool
anybody with as much brain as a
chipmunk. Their falsehoods have
been exposed too often for them to win
at their shallow tricks at this late day.
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Thieves Lynched L., Kansas.
Accepted an Armistice.

LONDON, Oct. 81.
A dispatch from Belgrade announces
that diplomatic officials there state
that the Porte has accepted an arms
tice of two months and ordered its
army commanders to suspend hostili
ties.
Probability OF Diplomatic Relations
Between Russia and Turkey BE-
ing Broken Oh.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 81.
To-day's official gazette states that
General Ignatieff, the Russian Embas
sador, has been instructed to demand
the Porte's acceptance within forty
eight hours of an armistice and sns-
pension of hostilitieS; otherwise dip'o
matte relations between Russia and
Turkey will be broken off, and Gen.
Ignatieff will leave COn-tantinople
This ultimatum of Russia to Turkey
was dispatched from Lividia. wher
the Russian Court is sojourning, to
Constantinople, yesterday.
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BORN.

In Dayton, October ~, vito of CHI. Rulison,
4 son.
In Hamilton October II, wife Of NJ. n Henry,
n daughter.
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EMPIRE CITY, Oregon, Oct. 81.

IIMFIhF viz VIoEUH, OOU' OI'
The brig Perpetua, which went
hence on October 23d, foundered at
sea October 9th, nearly ~ miles south
west of Cape Gregory. The captain.
first mate and three OF the crew were
picked up off a raft SO hours afierward
Ivy the schooner Rebecca. Three men
are still missing. The cook was
drowned.
The New York herald., 1876-11-28
THE BAYONNE HOTEL WAR.

Justice Dilloway oil Grcenvc, held examination
yesterday afternoon in the Of the persons charged
with riotiIg In Bayonne, in front oil the willow Haven
Hotel Airs. Miller the landIady OF the hotel has e
pioycd cx- -AsscmDiyma Carey counsel aud the
most vigorous measures to be taken Tor the
punishment OF the gang who tried to drive Mrs. Ncr
and her poardcrs from the hotel IL was testified that
several persons tried to force the leave by
threatening set the hotel hro II they should per-
sist In remaining within. Onccr Allen Is
severely censured for his alleged connvance
with the rioters by arrestng Mr. George Miller on
an old charge OF selling liquor without license.
Miller rs slowly recovering from severe illness, and
IL found.necessary 10 nelp him into cell after his
arrest That he should DO thrown into cell in his
PROSTATE ply steal condition Is regarded as outrage
Charges viii preferred against Allen for inhu
manIty and practical sympathy with the lawlcss gang
Miler was released midnight through tho Efforts OF
his counsel, VINO procured an order Tor his reiease
from Recorder Meyers. As there was no person NJ
Police Hcadqunrters the counsel had 10 60 TO the
house OF Oircr Kavanagh who took the paper ana
leased Miller Had ho been LEFT IN the cell all ngnt u
is believed no would have died, in addition TO
physical debility, the cells poorly ventilated and
are not hcatcd. very bitter feeling has been cugcn
dcrcd among families who have taken opposite
sides Ia this matter.