Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-24
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Last nights mail brought US the
following letter from Belmont: d "a 8

Last nights mail brought US the
following letter from Belmont: Haf
BELMONT, New, Nov. &c, 1873.
EDfToRs SBNrINEL: For several days
( have been the victim Of a singular
halluciation. / have been laboring
under, the belief that the war Is still
going gu and that the Union sta nds in
imIninent danger Of immediate de-
struction. have seen more imaginary
danger to our country in the last five
days than during four years of hard
service in the Union army un'ier Rose
Grams, tiraiit, Sherman and Thomas all
combined. But that is not what
troubles me most. Il want to steal
something-no ordinary steal, either.
l want to get to Virginia and get away
with the big bonanza, or to Wash
ington and clean out the Treasury
Mt one sweep. | have consulted sew
eral eminent physicians and find that
there is but one hope for ne, and that
rests with you. In your notice OF
"Successful Candidates in Nye" you
have me down as a Republican. Will
you please correct 1t At once, as the de-
sire 10 do wrong increases daily.
\ .f. a Yours, ETC.,
DEI.ANo.
Really we fear that our correspond
ent's ailment IL not new with him.
However, we apologize for any mis-
take we may have made and proceed
to correct the same as follows: At the
general election held In Nevada, No
vember Z, A. y. 1875. NJ. r. Dslano,
the Rebellious candidate for School
master General of Nye county, in said
State Of Nevada, was elected by an
overwhelming majority.--EDs. SEN
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE JUDGE SHA-
Fertile funeral of the late Judge
Shafsr took place yesterday and was
conducted by the Masonic fraternity,
of which he was a member. The Ma.
sonic order was out in large numbers.
The solemn procession moved from
the late residence OF deceased at about
| O'Clock, proceeding thence to the
Episcopal Church, where Rev. Mr..
Marshall officiated in an impressive
manner. The remains were then es-
corted TO the depot, where they will
remain until tomorrow. morning,
when they will be taken to San Fran.
cisco for interment. Mrs. Shafer and
her Sol will accompany them. The
Masons will continue in charge of the
remains at the depot until the start is
made tor California. Mich sympathy
is expressed by all for the sadly aiiiict-
ed family.
HAYES DAY.-This is Hayes day;
Tilden had the growl yesterday. Now
you see it and now you don't. Welook
for Tilden's prospects to brighten to-
morrow. The flag will probably flap
to the northward to- day. Who cares
II it does? We can all get
along for the next four years under
either Hayes or Tilden. 1t don't mat
ter which is elected, we have all got to
toll and rustic to make a living just the
same as now. The result won't put
twenty dollar pieces in anybody's
pockets save those who have up bets.
Let her flicker!
A MISTAKE IN GIME.-In noticing
the death OF Thos. Baty in Yesterdays
SENTINEL we stated that he fell from
the Consolidated dump the night pre-
vious to his taking off. This was a
mistake. Ii has been nearly a month
since he received the fall AT the Con.
solidated, and so far as is known he
had entirely recovered from the effects
of the anne The fall had nothing to
do with Fastening his death.
ACoUIrrED.-The trial of John Mead
at Elko on the charge of burg ny was
concluded on Wednesday last, result.
ing in a verdict o f"Not guilty" Mead
is the man who was arrested in this
town by officer Long some months ago
and returned to Elko. The burglar
izing OF Reinbart's store was the Of
tense for which he was arrested and
tried. The jury has said by its YER
dict that he didn't do it. sl
ODp FELLOWS BALL AT P~ALrsADE.
The Odd Fellows of Palisade are to
give a grand ball at their ball on next
Wednesday evening. Every effort is
being put forth TO make il a splendid
affair and we have no doubt that it will
be one Of the most enjoyable social
events that has TRANSFERRED in our
neighboring town for a long time.
Promenade all.
THE GLEASON CAsE.--In the trial of
the case of Gleason VS.. the Martin
White Company, concluded at White
Pine the other day, fOrty-seven special
issues were submitted to the jury,
forty-t wo of which were decided in
favor Gleason and five for the COM
pany. Judge Cole has yet TO pass
upon the law of the Q ase. IN.
Observation-Disclosures is a piece of