Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07

meeting of the Hayes and Wheeler
Club last night, and after it adjourned
talked politics with "the boys" till
after midnight. From the arguments
he listened to he was convinced that
reform is needed. When he got home
wooden to%othpick, and when his wife
wanted to know if he was going to
turn the house upside down. he re-
piled by saying: MY dear, we must
have reform - - should say we must"
she growled from under the bed
clothes, land the quicker you com
mence on yourself, the better it will be
for your patient and suffering wife,
you drunken brute" "To be called
a drunken brute by the partner of my
bosom. and in the privacy of my own
chamber, is too much,'' he groaned,
" what's a woman supposed to know
about the great and vital issues of the
day, anyway" Then the aforesaid
partner Of his bosom got up and
showed him what she knew about re-
form; and that's why he was on the
street at | o'clock this morning in
curing how much raw beet and arnica
there vas estimated to be in town.
THE CAUSE OF THE NoIsE.-A
a couple of ladies were out calling,
yesterday, and made a call at a house
on Carbonate street. A dirty little boy
answered their knock and one of the
ladies asked him, Johnny, is your ma
homer" NO." he replied, "ma's gone
out shoppin'." Johnny lied, however,
for Una" was peeping til rough the par
lor blinds and heard all that passed.
The ladies left their cards and told the
boy 10 give his ma their love, and, az
they turned to leave, one of them said:
Gone shopping, indeed, ! 'spect the
frowsy thing amt combed her hair yet
I day. and here il is after two O'Clock
in the afternoon; and did you just no.
tice the state that nasty child was in?o
As sonn aS the ladies' were out of hear
ing, INA" left her station at the win
dow, and, as her husband was out of
town and there was nobody else in the
house for her to vent her anger on, she
took it out Of Johnny. This is all
there is in the ruinor that a child was
murdered on Carbonate street yester-
day afternoon.
A MAN Torn RY A DoG.-Yesterday
forenoon, while a man named Thomas
j. Corcoran was passing along Spring
street, near Clark. a large dog sprang
at him, and before the animal could be
fought off, it had bitten and torn him
in a frightful manner. Corcoran re-
ceived a severe bit in one of his legs,
but the worst wound was in one of his
wrists, which was terribly lacerated by
the dogs teeth and an artery severed.
With the blood running from him in a
perfect stream, Corcoran made his way
10 Dir. Bishops office, where his
wounds We're dressed. The dog is the
property of Joseph Boos. and it was in
front of his (Boos') residence that Cor
coran was attacked. He states that he
was passing the house and did not in
%terfere with the dog in any manners:
that the animal was unclaimed and not
confined by a fence, and that it sprung
upon him without warning as he was
peaceably going about his business.
There may he another side 10 the story,
but this is the way Corcoran tells it..
DON'T N~ATURALIzE AMERICANs.-In
the County Clerks office, yesterday,
an individual was looking over the
book in which is recorded the names
of persons naturalized hy the District
Court. Noticing that the nativities
given opposite each name were foreign,
he remarked: "All these fellows who
have been nsturalized are foreigners;
not the name Of a single American APP
pears" damn you;;" said Rufus, edo
you suppose Judge Cole and me amt
got any more sense than to naturalize
native Americans? Go and study up
the Constitution of your country be-
fore you come loaing round here and
singing criticisms on this honorable
court" The man went off to hunt up
the Constitution.
New CITIZENs.-The following per-
sons have been naturalized in the Dis
trict Court since the 2nd instant: VIM.
Collins, u native Of England; j. IL. j.
DeIlwig. Germany; Thos. Trainer,
Scotland; George Hurley, England;
Antonio Comenatti, Italy; n. ). Tot,
Germany; j. >. Fraser, Scotland; OIL.
liver Deans, Canada; Fred Good, Eng
land; Jno; Hampton, England; Jno.
Trenor, Ireland; VIM. Jenkins, Eng
land; Simon III. Fraser. Novia Scotia;