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SENATOR THURMAN.

Tho Attorney of ths Atlantic & Pa
cfffc Nat1rond Excutpntes the Ohio
statesman from Charges OF Corfupt
Action.
1T. Louis. March 28.--The 7ines tomorrow
will publish 40 interview With Judge Dakar, IT.
torney Of tho Aslautio l. Pacific Railroad, In 70
IAtion to btory rocontty circulated stating that
senator Thurmau, Of Ohio was the paid agent Of
tnat road, and that his influence and vo.o in
favos Of the passage Of bills boforo Congress- In
1872 and 1873, giving that road immenBo lAnd
grants in the Indian Territory. had been pur-
chascd for u certain ahAro Of thu proceeds Of
the an!o Of these lands. Judge Bakor stated
thas tho Atlantic h Pacific Company navc. had
two bills beforo Congress-. They did, however,
favor the bill changing the namo OF tho Indian
Territory. but Mr. Thurman was opposed to
them, and fought the bill from first to tast.
Baker attended to this matter htmaelf, hIr. Cof-
tin never having had Anything 70 do With It, hut
t1e {l}aker) remained IN Washington On
this husiuoss until lega1 complications hors
brought him homo. Baker was ves7 euphKtio
Ia saying that Thurman mover, in any manner.
hsd connection with the Atlantic l. Paci6o
hoad, and WAS mover conBulted about its
afaifa Tho u.an who started thia report
ia namod Woodaud. lie represented himself
Al nowspar'er correspondent and procured =
pass to Jefferson City, and that ia the only trAnB-
action he ever had with tho road. His story OF
beiog confidential agent OF the Company, thoro-
foro. ID fabricauon AZ ell IA al hts other stAts-
meukA -..
, 1876-03-29

cd 10 mako anything tiko clear traok. Ths
Company koot cars running at irregular. inter
walls from fts stables 10 }IRdison and Clark
HtTeets until noon, wIAn about half Of tlin cars
then running wnre withdrawn. Al on tbs South
aud West Stiles, tioublo t1arnB wore attached to
aaol, car, aud fprco oi thrso mon allotted TO
tlon-a lrlyos, ,nah nj Tho brake. and conductor
THE WEIIS a1REEr uAAA
wore entirely Withdrawn At noon, though bue
two or tnseo trips had up to ttlat tu1e beon made
OH this thoronghfara.
On Clark slroot. botween North avonno and
Wiaconalu street., on the csatefn tsaek, tho
in depth Ut home points, Along ths
digging h1hy sho Hnow-banks, bnt Al fast ~
thoy tltew tho tnoY away 10 one side 1t slrifted
bnek again. Still, tiicy xapt Mt work faithfully,
though It so0nleh to ITO nYa,I. Tic trips o! tho
cars bocamG moro difficult m lils day woto on,
ani at q o'clock nil wcro Withdrawn aud placed
10 lilo Company's harn.
lu front u the graveyard
nC1E HANK Or hyow
was piled up by tho wind. which mas added 10 by
every guAt, and men nora c!oatiug it hway lass
evening. From North avenue 10 Schiller sssent
tho rata aTo laid iii rn.ler low ground
and horo criat nf Ice had formed on them,
which i was difficult TO remove. AEang Of man
Heto at work at thtn, picking It OF. last o9anEg.
Altar tho storm CLEARED away lass night, tho
Company set largo forco OF mon at work. and
hopo to ros!,sno running 1T regular intervals tb,s
mornlnB. on tho eaat Ril!o Ut tho North Sldo
ssrccts running. parallel will Clark, tho Hnow
driftod immensely Oil tho sfdewalks and iu Bomo
plhces was pllod IN to tho depth OF Or feot.
II Will take considerable ohovclinE 70 make
stdeHalk1 uyshing llko pausabo today.
, 1876-03-29
MEXICO.
MI w.
TIE SIEGE OF AATANpAlH,

GALVESTON, Tex, March 2s.-A spoeiAl to the
Galveston Xetns, dated brownsville, Tax. March
q. jus. received, says tha Governa,sus troops
had two fights this moxniuK-one With Nayngato,
and uue with Arula. Thorn vere 500 Of them.
Gen. Nsvarsjo had go, and AroA about forty.
Aro!A hsa charge Of the wholo party and got naat-
y whipped, Navatajo lost about twenty killed,
Atoia about t~elre, aud tho Government about
twenty. They brought tn about ufsoeu pr7sou-
efs. Yesterday the National Guard of Mata1uo-
ras commenced organizing. They h&d elected
oc!oets Of four companies when 1eua. Lahasrh
mud TAldo made thor appearance and Insisted
upon heir right 70 nominate otficern. Renor
T0nntz read tho law to the,n and told them the
election nss proceeding according to law. Tho
resulr Was diRcont,nuAnca OF the clectiou
Tns Guards shouted "Do4th to LaharrA!" aud
huEsaned for DlA:- TAey broke up In disorder
aud wont home.
Cen. Gonzales Is organizing aud drilling royo-
futlonisto to-day. Holne Ut lilo DiAx meu cAme
near Matanloga6 and tired into tho town,
Tic people are still hno!ug 70 this slllo. Con,
TurO wrot1 to Gon. LAbarrh to retiro III tho dl-
roctlon Of Monterey. should hc be unable to
make bead against Uiaz. Tho avenues Of ro-
treat arc now cto4od, urd IT Ulaz aota promptly
he will viii Nathmoras, aud then tusu upon the
coumn marching from New Loracs. An attack
from DiAx ia expected hourly.
Judgo Mafgalnl ana other prominent mon
LEFT MAtaxnosss to-day and came OVER 10 this
side,
, 1876-03-29
THE STORM ELSEWHERE.
6P1IS0RELn. ILL,

Special D'paeea % 1As cataoo Tribune.
sPhINaRtK1p. ILL.,, March 29.-Tho saAvy rains
Which have visited this vicinity OF lRts Nare
aucco,dad a. ,,;a,foh. ,,st .,Iah, ~, ,:.,t
aaseooa - n'1uu4ou' 'aes t''ba' Wy "o'eal
sho"-hIosms the sno" continuing to falt uea1ly
all dny, uuul it Lad reached nearly tnchoa on
tho Lowell. Tho accoupsuviug wind playetl havoc
with telegraph lines. Tho sto.m iucludos tho
oa.,sst I'll =, $3.50 - ,os. n.11...', 49,
4le1saoa1 1s 4a.l ~ eno" slnee io7s' ine at'ooss
and s'ao"a!sa were blocked Will, dfifsa IN sons
places neatly lest doep. The ntsoet-cas limos
have boeu blocked Ill dsv, sud the euov-nlog,
in on1e,vorinr to c;a.r ito tr.,t ,..ra s,.il.s
n.s.." ss. ~ o'ea' l1' 'tH'A "'.' osas'ea
4'epos1e IRON @o1A'ent poants maize the etofm
even mora sssero, and tho country roads are Ill
blocled. passsagos-t1aius on all lines wore d.
!ayed, aaa no freiehss varo ssut out today.
Tbo c,c,so ,.n,na r,',"a. @ ~ 1t ~. vi r.,".'
Iuas s.,S hsus ~" 'Aut0ss W .uo en'eas' -
1ton' oua u s'ao =. m' ala aot arrive ui,nl 4:lo
p, n'', having got Il tho track ueas bloomington.
Tho other txaius arrived On tAis road
toubie-Aouded. but ycry little behind
tlmo. Yno Wabash t1aius came iu
,louhIe-hea.led and oonsidetahly la.o.
They report foot Of enow on tho Illinois bet.
to,ns. aud railroad telegraph, ltusa arc working
badly on tho Springfield Diy,Blon OF tie OLio
, 1876-03-29

LONDON, March 29-5 T. tn.-rho correspond
snt Of tile Times At Aasuna teiographs Az fol-
lows: "The Conference between Baron Iaodlch
ADD tie Turkish otilciala IL considered complete
failure. The Turks rsfusu to give any Guaran.
tooa Of personal security to tho refugees, and
show no desire to eoncilats thom4 or to pro.
pose acceptable conditions Of .paetcstiou. I
have conseTsed with All and NAssA ENendi
appreciate tho danger Of their position. In oih-
cIa, nxcles heEa coucilistion u considered hope
leHs. The reports Of inauEgent defeats are
faIso. No band has been drlysa aoso4a the fFon-
sses by foEcs. On Sunday ths Turks sataFsd .
Christian y,llaHe, murdered thres men and four
women, aud thought tnslr hsada 70 Bslak In vi
nmpA.
, 1876-03-29
CASUALTIES,

bVHNeU 10 YEA Il. =
LoulsvnIE, Ky. March 2s.-Mary Pyle, Wits
Of John Pyle. onginoer on the Ohio niynr tug
Magnolia, mot With horrible death. The
WOMAN 10 subject To opileptn ats. aod, whtlo
suffering from, ono of these, aot Gra to hor
clothes. A noighbor discovered her In flames,
but was unAblo to gain admfttance to haz room
Ill too late, Bho fnlling dead ~ he entered.
Tho entire part OF her body from
the smnll OF hsr back to tho shoulders
blade was roasted apparently to the depth Of
inches, The skin Of hor throAt aud nock vaa
cooked dry aud rolled up into lttle Borolts while
her lips, eyes, and noso were NO burned md
caueht from tho t]auaes arising from liar ka.-
mcnta and had literally burned o1f. Tho front
portions Of her body were burned until tnoy prs-
eonsed brown or bAkcd appearance, and the
tlesh upon her Asu1a aud lower limbs appeared Ia
aoras placea to 10 cooked 70 the bon ..
, 1876-03-29
SPAIN.

MADRID, Ma1oh 2s.-la Cougrsss Ysats.dAy,
Prime Minister Capovas del CAtitlo read tia
draft OF tls Constitution, similar to that oom-
piled last yoar. Hs A!so read Ro.tl decree
Aushortxfpg tho Ministers to submit ths eonstt-
tutiouAl question 10 the Cortss.
Tho 6saats continues to disousa the address In
reply 10 ths Royal speech, the question OF re-
lglon. hbAstJ fosuoauk ths pxlnapA Aublsa Of
ahs d&bAts,
TIA Epoas dsaiAess lis costts VII sSpfsvs
, 1876-03-29
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. O., Maroh 29-1 m.-For
tbs Middle slatss, clearing weather 10 the south
csn portion aud rasu or auow iu tie northen
portion. followed during tho plight by coldar
no5thet!y or nost9w1assriy WI ~lnds t; and rain.
ri sud Lower Missouri Valleys, cle1 or tAix
weather. viii, slight changes IN temperature,
northes!y wiuds aud sixing barometer AAst OF
The Nisxouri Valley.
local ORDINATIONS.
CHICAGO. March 9S.
, 1876-03-29

NEw YonK, March 2s.-The boiler Of ssuer-
b!cr'a extensive tool factory exploded to-day en-
trely demol!shius thsoo brick buildings and do
'sIoytug large amount OF property. Ous ma
MAJ killed AQd ai1 hesouBfy injured.
, 1876-03-29

BER1ls. March 29.-Tho Russian Ambassador
In eha city gave grand dinner yssterdsy, at
which Tho Emperor and Empress Of Germany
and Ill tho foreign Ambassadors wera present.
Tho rumoE shout the Cars temporary retire.
meat wah not mentioned, Ind It requires con-
drtn9t0r.
, 1876-03-29
fNOiA.
HIHPWItECKEp.

LoHpoS, March 28.-Advices received to-day
from India report that tho steamship 1oaad,
from shehr, waa wrecked in tho Arsbian Sea
sho had aboard about coo pilgrims. chiefly Per-
siana. who wcro bound to 1'ushire. Three man,
supposed to be tho only survivors. have reached
HodetdA.
, 1876-03-29

TtE rnopoHED nLaENCT.
LONDON, March 29.--The Telegraph saya ed1.
sosiAll3 We bellevo the facts concerning this
czar asc that ho is scrioua'y I'll, aud h!e ply
asctAna have Recommended long so.
journ at Ems, aitcrwards In Switzsr.
land: It Is therefore probable that
public convenience val ronlae it uscossasy
ior tho Czarowitch N exercise tho functions Of
tho Emperor during hie absenca,"
The Times i3es2in <ltspstcI1 aars tho prnsnect
Of regency in Eussin c1citcs much speculstton
hcro concerning tbs probabIs reiationa OF Russis
and Germany. hacatlae OF tho auA-Q et,nan teo.
deucics Of The Czarow1iclt,
, 1876-03-29

Hsad.chc. ,anguor, and nslanehol, generally spring
from ttlagflcrod EtonlAGh coAttYoneAs 1e torpid
liver. E.c may readily TO removed by Or. H. Jayuat
sanstve Pills. : few doses Of which will b found u
sttuuAts tho liver aud stomach 10 hnsttoy ctlon,
Eoys Ill hion1nnsa, and produce regular ~ anssons
of thN houal6
, 1876-03-29

1SpnsAro1ls. March as,-ln kcolllaiou batwesn
two freights OF ths Vaudslia Aold, ali engine
and twelve cars woEe bAlty damaged. 3,Ths ars-
man, named l:ohlnson, had foot taksa Oh. No
pthelB waro burt.
, 1876-03-29

The pflne1p8 OF RELIGIOUS sofsrkti6u. Tia TttS.
oan will bo compelled to Accspt It,
The Espdnd sAya It IL authorized BY tho papaI
Nuucto ant} the drchbfahop Of Toiedo to deuy
The statemnnt that tbs Vatioan svar granted
aenor sagastAe Ministry the toaat concession In
relation 70 The liberty Of public Worship.
hrEAAER EXPLOSION.
NAN sErABrtAH. March 29.-Ths Spanish
Steamer ElTra exploded to-day. aud asnt OF tbs
paasARoa; Many persona on boArd ware killed
or wounded.
.. cATHotid uvrrY.
!!osnoa. March 2S.-A Madrid diapatch 4aYs 4
petition IN favor Of Catholic unisy, signed By
tho Papti Nuhcfo and Spsnt1h tiekops. saa nsc.
scented " the Cortes yesterday.
FRANCE.
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION.
PARIS March 29.-A deoros Of Marstai Mac
Mahou promulgated to-day Announces incidant.
Ally that universal international exhibition will
hhortly bo held in Pars.
IN PARLIAMENT.
VERSAILLES. March 29.-In tho Chamber oil
Deputies grant Of f350.oo0 vas upaniuous,y
voted for the rei.ef Of sufferers by tho recent in-
uDdatfons.
Corsica, wAh annnllcd.
Minister Dufauro ssated that be would coz
sidct whether da,ini should DO prosecuted for
tss'iing p1acard promlalng thu return Of The
E'np!rc.
lrENe.
LoSnoS, March 2D--5 3. m.-Tho Times
Special from pasts SAYS III. ril}on. the sminsnt
Greek scholar, 10 dead.
Tho International Exhibition will bo hold in
lh1i OF 1879 At tue latest. Projects Of the s4lns
and pol!ca hase bcei appointed members of ths
permanent Exhibition Committee.
, 1876-03-29

QUEENSTOWN, March a8,-8tsAmshlps Cello,
from New York, and indiana, from Phuadslph1A
hAya arrived.
Nxw YonK, Narch 2s--Azrysd-AteAnnahip
Algeria, from Liverpool.
pLxhouga. Marrh' '2a.-Rtsamshlp Klopstook,
from Nav York, hAa arrived.
, 1876-03-29

TIE LATE ATTACK ON TUE ITALIAN nEp1ssEE1A
TIVE.
Loypos, March 25.--Rocent advfceH from Tunis
state that tho Italian Consular Judge, PuligA,
was seriously hurt in the attack msde on him On
The 1ith inst. uiB condition Ia critical
, 1876-03-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.

sore Thr0nt, Cough, Cold, Mnd sfrnt-
ar Troubles .uroEtd to psossass. result y sszous
bronchial Troehes reach directly ha ssat u aas u.
casa, and stss aluaoat instant feisf.
, 1876-03-29
Dlsrae1f Explains Victorfa's Ab-
scnco During the Session
of Parliament
The Spanish Cortes Considering the
DRAFT Of the Now Constitution.
Programme IF tho New Italian Ministry
Read In Parliament.
Thu hltamp! 10 conc'!iatc Tho Turkish Insurgents
an Entire Failure.
Five Hundred Lives Lost by Ship
wreck in the Arabian Soa.


GREAT RRITAltl.
rHE cotLraE ,nrw.
ro.,ov ....o, n. tr, t..,
.'..'s..... t"' lA'e7s oetonR on tne
''.'t''hl4e1bt5 ooh'-fAcs Ii eix 70 Avs IN favor
OF U1ioru.
TIE p1EEcr cAp,r,
The animal ru,c.in. NJ IN, r,..,. r,,,;,.a
s,a.ou cohta rn1rnan. ~, ho,1 ~. ,,.e n.'4
~ e"1'o e'tn'"AJ "s7 ne1u III loe t'sy
Iesm'hue llotoI, Caunon htTest. At noon to-day.
and passed. of satisfactorily. Tho policy Of ths
Directors iu maintaining IN lnleooodent o,oant.
y.,nn w.. ,pu,nt,f,ad TIN r,i,.,,ora .v.,o..
o" .t..A.,"ts. "Is ~ e"p'oaa
suS opln,on tha' eeeono cso1e ID ossontihl 10
sae STABILITY OF tho Company.
3, THE WMy.
To-day. in arrn,dznrc viii, no,;co rrar;on.,x
,,.., ~. A.,s..so,, r,.+,hs. - ~ ,T''.. !.
go, a.' .'n1o.sou' A4ou'pat ~ 'ue '.oabo VI
commons ior Glaaso"' Questioned tho GoEetn-
mens az 10 tho 1Eaenc0 from tho country Of Her
Maies:Y during the soas'ou OF Parliament.
Insraeli. In tan,v,nc. ..td tho t,at nroc.d;n,
.,,son.o -, ,,..a,' i, n',,,." .~es p.eeeas
u"oas' =. Nn 1t.oua'Gn ousns fafnoncn'Ary acs-
etoi ~ae III ls'2. lilo present journey Of the
Quoail. ho Baid. wes strictly q domestic affair,
Ero.y arrangement lad baao msda TO ornysnt
any Inconvenience to public bueineas.
rur iltr,E,try.
Sir Henry iInlfoid snrr In has yacs, ve1 1ester.
from Col. G,!do5slco aud Mai. Leecn In RELATION
to the rrapcecd international ritie contcs. in
, 1876-03-29

nurnctr's Cocont.is nllays trFitnt asns
FeEuoEaa dautFu6. aud int1goTAse4 te AauoN u lie
capllAr1cs In thu highest degree.
, 1876-03-29
1uRpENTlNE

1uRpEMrlME.
Wunxa1oz. n. o, kAxaa a-Splflss tss.
eAastaa 4Au a o7AA
, 1876-03-29
ITALY,

1toh&, MAfch Z5.-In6 4re1oCte Of Home,
hilan, Turin, Palermo, and Naples hsys re-
asgncd4 obieeting to servo under the party OF
tha Left.
Florence, March 23.-The suit brought against
1arxin F. Mead, tho American sculptor, by =
former employe, concerning tho Lincoln 1nonu-
ment, which wRa originally decided tu favor OF
tho defendant and subsequently appoaied. has
again resulted IN complete victory lot llcad.
rRoonAMME or THE NEW A1N1BrEr.
HoNE, March 23.-1n tho Chamber OF Depuue4
to-any Primo Minister Dcfretie announced tho
programme Of tho new Mlnistry. It has been
moaly anticipated. Tho Government will intro
duco rncaHuran relative to tho railway eonyet-
yen.,on, which will aim ~ tho separation of the
Italian aud Austrian Bystetns and the purcha1c
Of the Upper Italian Inns. The Government
however, will only work the !ines temporarily.
The Ministry will continue TO act with the
s&ne psudeucs ~ the late Gorernmnnt
IN regard to Its foreign policy; viii carry
on the work at tho late Government
solatsye to the army Ind nayy. It inten to bo
neither aggressive nor hostile to tho Church,
but to hold Rtoof from any idca Of concilIhing
it. The Government pledGes itself 10 observe
cxlsting laws, reseETlng. however. tho right to
iAttodnca measures for further securing liberty
Of conscience and regulating tho Administration
OF ecclesiastical property.
hlRnor Dsttetls, IN concluding hia explkua-
tlon OF tho programme, sstd tue Government
ought not to DO mere pasty, aud would thors-
foFe accept the co-ope1a4ion Of Ill. He ap-
peAled 70 The Chamba1 moi 10 obatsuct ths Cahi-
net's AE2t sttAupta,
, 1876-03-29

~ unnA4Gd, anu. though c0yer0d with SNOW, It tn
almoas 9ottomloas with mud. The lay Of tho
drttted III, forming immeuBs and aluost
IAAovAuLH HEAPS.
ChE httor car WsE thrown from the track until
the llne waa entirely blockaded, aud thus travel
tho u'ass Of an9}~ iu vain. Several atrotts uero
made to pull tdom through, but It seemed ~
though the very toams would Bink out OF sight
through Hnow and mud. At last q gang OF mon
out . road sufficient 70 atlov tho saou.ploas 10
70 through, and thus by 9 o'clock tho tsd cars
wore ouco moro running, though at very trreuu-
lar intervals. All day long the Wabash, Iudtana,
and Costaga Groye lyeulo cars were kept NOV
Ink, At times ranging from twenty mtnltsa TO two
hours apart, ~ they conld bs gotten through.
THO Archor.Rvenuo CATS 1aa irreeufasly during
tue day, the entieo l!ns being badly banked with
anpw. Shortly nftor 4 O'Clock last oya1,ing tho
South Division Company Withdrew all thair cars,
aud no more triIH were made during tho night.
They VII! resu.nu running regularly thta niorn-
Ing. and will set large forcs Of uasn at work TO
clear theis tracks.
A III oshor sections Of tho city, open lots aud
the sidewalks had largs dlifss Ut snow piled UP
on them. and petwesa the car-ttacks was the
on!y piace upon which anything tlks comfortable
foothold could be hsd. On Sta.e street tho rstia
arc covered With = thick mxRs Of tco. and tho
track IL in about ~ bad condition " could
poeaibly ba. On Wabash and IndlAnA Rysnuos
the s,sts Of the traekA " little bettsr.
zHA NoRru ply1s1o4 RAILWAY.
This corporation opotatoa = mas at lines
stArttug from Clark aud 1ladisoa ssrsets, sad
branching ou. OIL Lincoln aroaue. Larsabse sud
Bedxwlck streets, and c'ybourn and Chicago
AVenuas, and haa also abort line On Wal!s
stsees. This Company, though 1t suffered no
moss tbAn the other husa Of tsaYol In lbs city
comparatively, made lass effort to accommodate
ths public. Ths Superintendent started out
, 1876-03-29

Maximum thssmomsta1. rs. Minimum, 4a.
oxMEAAL OBSERVATIONS.
ClsiCA0o, March 38-.MIdnIRhk,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-02
IN MEMORrAM.

Yesterday about meridian the spirit
Of Ellen Charlotte, wife of John l..
Hinckley, forsook its earthly tenement
and passed into another world. AL
though her residence in Eureka was
less than a years duration, Mrs.
Hinckley had, since her advent here,
by. her exemplary department and
lady-like manners, won the esteem of
a large circle of friends who sincerely
mourn her untimely demise. The cir
cumstances of her death are unusually
painful from the fact that she leaves
behind a babe but a few days old, in
the boon of whose life her own was
sacrificed. The afflicted husband and
motherless infant have the heartfelt
sympathy of the entire community in
their bereavement and loss. Deceased
was a native of Blue Hill, Hancock
county, Maine, and was 81 years of age.
A sister of the deceased was expected
to arrive from San Francisco on the
morning train. The funeral will prob
ably take place tomorrow, at what
will be announced in to. morrow
SENTINEL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-02
sPEcIA NOTICES.

ATTENTION, HooKs.-There will BIO a meet.
ing held in the room in the rear of Tommy
Douglas saloon. next Saturday evening
February 5, at 7 O'Clock. The names of all
members not present will BIO stricken from
the roll. As every member is well aware,
our regular monthly meeting IL on the first
Tuesday Of every month, and thsre will be
no excuse for any member even if he should
not see this advertisement.
7. S. DOUGLAS, Foreman.
ALE. CHARTZ. Secretary. FIST
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-02

Bound TO BE SoLp-To make room for a
large stock of Stationery coming from the
East. VIII sell for the next sixty days, AT
COST. $50 reams OF paper, 200 bottles OF Ar
bottle; a very large assortment Of bound
dodgers, daybooks. journals, etc., cheaper
than you can got them from San Francisco,
and various other articles in the stationery
line too numerous tn mention. Received from
the mandatory go lamps of all descriptions.
and will sell them 10 per cent. cheaper than
any house in Eureka. Also a very large
amount of Patent Medici es, oil, window
glass, paint and brushes. Come and see for
yourself. aud you will be astonished at the
prices. These articles must be sold before /
start tor the Centennial. .
Prescriptions carefully compounded. Will
prescribe FREQ Of charge for the SICK.
l.. TERRY, M. d.
ja20.f City Drug Store, Eureka, New.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-02

Departures Yesterday.

THE WOUNDED MEN.-Drs. Bishop,
Cram and Shulze last Monday even
lug anputa;ed the left arm of Chas.
Dehman (erroneously printed ''Da-
mon" in yesterdays issue), one of the
men who was injured last Monday az
ternoon by a blast in a mine between
Ruby Hill and Prospect Mountain.
The severance was made about two
inches above the wrist. The other
ham is badly shattered, and the
hance are more than even that it too
VIII have to be a%mputated, although
his physicians have some hopes OF
saving 1t. The end of the iron blast
ing-spoon, which he held in his hand
al the lime OF the explosion, entered
the palm aud passing upwards pro-
lriided through the back of the wrist.
II was considerably bent, and 1t was
with the greatest difficulty that it was
drawn out. The unfortunate man for
a time suffered the acutest pain, but
since the amputaiion has been more
comfortable. - Ley, his compan-
ION, whose lace was considerably
burned by the powder, is attended by
Dr. ChambliD, who informs us that
ms patient is getting along finely and
VIII be around all right again in a
short time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-02

GETTING ALONG WELL. - Dennis
Desmond, the man whose shoulder
was dislocated by the runaway car last
Sunday on the Eureka Consolidated
railroad, is able to he ont, and ia get
ting along as comfortably as could be
expected.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-02
MEYERS q FRANKLIM.


MEYERS d FRANKLIM.
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FALL AND WINTER
CO 81
MEYERS 4 FRANKLIN
Have just Received their
Immense Shipment Of New Goods!
Bought by our Mr.. Meyers, in
The Best Market. for CASH.
THE LADIES OF EUREKA AND SUR
i rounding districts will have the largest
Inc most varied assortment Of general dry
goods to select from that has ever boon PLACED
in the Eureka market, comprising the most
Elegant and Fashionable Styles
in New Dress Goods. viz:
New Matelasse Suitings.
Highland Plaid Suitines. in all the Clans.
Black and Colorsd French Russo.
Persaille Pongee Plaide. plain goods to
match.
Plaid Croite Carrean.
French Msrenos. French Tafstas, Cash
mere, Drap de Etc, 10.
Black and Colored Silks.
Ehawls, Nantes.
and Jackets
Children Missss' and Ladies'
Velvet and Felt Hats.
Trimmed in great variety.
The Undertaking Department
Il rspiete with everything = lady could wish
for.
Ladder Gauntlet and ~two-button Kid Gloves.
in all eolers and sizes.
Silk Ties, Ribbons. Lsees, kc.
Our Fur Department
Minks. Sable. Astraehan and
Hudson Bay.
The Domestic Department
Is full Of tho very best makes, ut very low
prices.
White and Colored Blankets, Comforts, &C.,
in all sizes and qualities.
The Boot Department
Is running a frst-class stock of everything
New in Childrsn's, Misses, Ladies' and
Gents Boots, Shoes and Slip
pers, from the best
makers.
Trunks. Valises, &c.
Gentlemens' Ready-made Clothing
and Underwear
We make . speciality. The material and
workmanship we guarantee.
MEYERS & FRANKLIN.
r. S.-As one of the firm resides in San
Francisco. we will attend to all orders in
to US with p%romptness.
% MEYERS 4 FRANKLIN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-02

WASTED-A woman to do general house.
work. Apply to s. GOLDST0NE.
ja2ttf Odd Fellows Building.