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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
WIrttem berq.

lleber bic 0einernte in Wirttembers
beri4tet ber v8eoba4ter" unter'm 80.
Ssptember: v9lu9 bic i9limmiten Be:
firdtunsen iinb bur9 bic traurisen Gbats
laden iibertroffen woroen-ber 6rof pom
81. b. ueri9onte ielbit bic beften 2asen
ni9t. Die Weinberse ieben troflos aus
unb LIT Der S9aben reIatiu utel GROCER ais
in ben Sabren 1855 unb 1854, neil beuer
Der Weinsdrtner nit &e4t auf rei@liden
unb suten grtras boffen burfte. 9eute
i9on uaren uieIe 2eute beiddftist, bic gang
erfrOrenen Weintrauben gum 6a~ustrante
einsubeimien ; ME man@e 9brane 1T babel
semeint worben! Der Musfaa unieres ens
seren 9eimatblanbes wirb NIT 40 Miqio.
men eber gu niebris ais gu bod sesrifien
iein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

1teber Die Safttarfett bon uGr'
brefS|| Gompaanteeu

lat has ObersB uubesseritt nunmebr e'rle
gntldeibuns pom aIsemeinem Sntersile ab'
eeaeben. Oislelbe wirb pon Der pN. y.
.5anbels,eituns" 70 suiammensefaBt: Der
vSoutbern GrpreB Gompanp," peI4e NIT
Der ADAMS grpreB Company" IN TeIbtns
buna itebt, ,purben am 80. SuIi 1869 BON
Der ,9ouiiiana RutionaI Sant" pon Wem
Orleans swei 8adste nit $4,000 9slS
,ur SsfOrbsruns an bic planters Natio'
nal 8ant" unb bic v8ant Of &entadp" In
louisville iiberssben. Oie rSoutbern gr'
yreb Company" bsiOrOerte bic 9sIb:g adste
Bis su ibrem .Gntpuntte in 9umbolot, Gems
nefee, NO febieislben an Adams grpreB"
ibersab. suf benz @es pom ba nod 9ouis'
siue befanben fd bic @eIo:9adste auf
sinem 3us Der souispiles unS Maibpiae'
Babn, Der our Radtseit tbeilweiie bur9
cine b5l3erne Bride brad; Der gu bisism
i3us sebSrsnbe grpreBsW assn, IN uel@em
F@ bas @elb bsfanb, serietb bur4 sinen
Tuufen pom Der Qotomotipe In Branb unb
sina lammt ben @elb, Yadeten in 6lammen
auf. Die 8anten, fir wel@e bas 9eIb
sefimmt mar, tIusten barauf sesen bic
,Soutbern"s unb sessn rsbauis erprsB"
Auf S9abeneriaB. Bel benz Bunbes' &reis'
seri9te BON &entufp batten bic Banten tsi'
men grfols nit Der &lase, inbem bielsr
@eri9tsbof, sefitt auf bic Tbatia4e, baB
einise Balten Der giienbabnbrade na9'
weiSIid ansefauIt paren, iowie i'm Sin'
bid auf peri9isbene Seitimmunsen Der se'
srudten 9abenidein. So.muIare, woburd
bic grpreB: @eieaidaften ibrs 9aftbarteii
anf sin @erinsites gu bei9rdnfen iu9sn,
cine gnti9eiouns absab, woburd bic Se'
flasten pon aIsr Saftburteit abseipro9eu
uurbsn. slnbsrs absr feel bic gntideibune
aus, pel9e bas Ober:Y unbes :@eri@t Bel
Der atppelation in bemielben Sale absab.
Dieies ,entidisb, baB bic Betlasten in ibrer
giseni9aft oils OifsntIide BefOrberunsss
@sieaidaften Common carriers) fir bic
gelb.g adets baftbar ieisn unb baB fe f@
ibrer gsrpaidtuns, Dertbia@en, bic ibnen
Aberseben wOrben, fiber unb mpbIbebalten
an ibren SetimmunssOrt gu befDrbern ito
carry safely, bur@ teinerlei bei@rdntenbe
Befimmursen in ibren 2aoesS @einsn ents
sisben %tOnnen, es iei benn, baB fe bur&
Ilria@en, bic auBerbaIb auer meni&li@en
gontroas Iiesen Qosenannte acts of Cody
an Der @rfiauns ibrer 8~erpFi&tunssn per:
binbsrt usrbsn. Die 5abrIdifsteit Don
@iisnbabns@ sieuidaften unb 9erionen,
ueL9en bic @rprebs @eieai9aftem ibr gers
irauen idsnten, inbem fe fi9 Der Dienife
serislbsn bsbienen, Tonne bic grpreb'9es
feuidaften ibrer 6aftburteit ni@t entbeben,
benn es iei ibre Sa9e, fd pOr3uisben,
Wem fe ibr 8ertrauen i@enten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
Batern.

l%lnansensbm wurbe in Der lesten 3eit
Die baisrii9e Sinan3uerwaltuns bur& swei
0orfdue betroffen, wel9e n69itens @esens
ftanb beftiser 0istuiHonen in Der &ammer
iein werben. Sc banbelt ii9 ndmli9 UNI
Betrisersien an Der t0ntsl. gant, pielmebr
beren SiliaIe In Sambers, unb UNI ben
0erluit, msl9en bic 8erswertsuerwaltuns
bur9 ben Yanterott @rabel in Winden
er.itt. Sn srftsrsm Sale fol- bic 8eruns
treuuns Bis su einisen MiaOnen ileiG n, i'm
,meiten Sale bstrdSt bic uerlorene Summe
auerbinss ni9t gar gu piel aIein nit
Re9t BARI bic Grase a~ufseworfen werben,
wie bic betreffsnbe Administration ibre Ses
i9dfte bu,1 einen iol9sn Banter beiorsen
laiIen tonnte unb 3war obne uoaitdnbise
Osduns, %anifatt nit Der sisenen Staatss
bant ober einem Der anbern notorii4 ioIis
ben Bantinfitute su uertebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

aus 8orarIbsrs wirb unter benz %.
September sei9risben Seute Na9t TT auf
ben SorarIbersen unb ben anifobenben
i4wei5er 96ben iiberalf ber srife Sdnee
sefauen. Die Gemperatur III IN ben lebs
ten Gasen cine iebr niebrise; iie wedlelt
Morsens 3wii9en 8 uub 8 @rab. Sn Der
Iesten WOde bes Nusuit batten MIR bier
nod cine fait a@ttdsise sIabsnbe CONS
merbise, bic in wirtli9 furdtbarem, wSbs
renb uouer 20 Stunosn anbausrnben @e=
mittern, nit unaufbSrli9 ntsberfabren6en
gIisen, ibren Nbi9luB fanb. Den Nlpsn,
&iben, bic iest auf ben absemdbtsn abe
bdnsen unter ibrem pieltlinsenben melobis
iden 9duten bas @bweiosn ~bssannen, muB
bles muntere Spiel nun perssben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
gIfaBs Qotbrinqen.

Die Neubauten fur bic Ruiier WiIbeIm
llniuerfitdt In StruBburs fno bereits Dol
benz 5iidertbore in Mnsriff senommen NOR:
ben. Eros Der auBerften S4wieriseitsn,
weIde bel ben Sunoamentbauten IT'D ale
cine Solse Der tisfsn Gage bes Eerrains ein'
iteaten, iinb bieielben don einen Weter ibel
bas umliesenbe Eerrain in bic 96be &C.
fibrt. SIS 1T 9Offnums pOrbanoen, bas
@ebdube idon @noe nd9itsn aSabres iei'
nsr Beitimmuns ~ibsrseben su tOrnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
mie bos -9IiSi5er Sournol~ idreibt

0ie bas -glidGsr Sournal". idreibt,
1T Der S4aben wel9en Der 5roit in ben
Tabafsfelosrn anri9tete, INNER nod Der
@ssenitano Der &Iasen Der 2anbIeuts,
pel9s ibre nod Dor &ursem 10 ldSn srii
nsn unb iest 10 idmmerIi3 ausisbenoen
GabatsfsIbsr trOitlos ani@ausn. SeOo9
muB man nidt sIauben, bic san3s guts
,Sabr fsinsn Gabat liefern t6nnen. Oeun
eritsns puroen ni9t ale GsIoer pom &slf
betroffsn unb an eix,eInen Orten error
nur Elm OritteI, elm 8iertel ODER gar Elm
SanftsI Der Gabatit0de, unb bann mar
slidIidsr Wsiie cine quite 9dlfts bieisr
G:nts sinsebeimlt, ais Der 6roif eintrat.
Oarum wiro Der slidiifde Gabaf auf benz
Martte ni&t febIen, uno bic
9anoIsute, wsl@s ibrsn Eabat frlb &C..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
@tnnetpta.

Die in Sbatopee absebaltene
County: 6air lit in ieber gesiebuns pom
beiten grfoIse bssIeitet seweien.
aus Mantato wirb bsridtet, baB
baieIbit bemnddft cine Seriammluns abse.
baItsn werben iou, UNI iiber ben Bau elmer
Giienbabn pom ct. gIoub mad Mantato
su beratben.
Ger o ub oI3s5anbel in Stia'
mater bat IN Der lesten !3eit einen umses
beureu auiidwuus senommen, 10 baB bic
bieiisen MibIen ni@t senus Wassons be-
tommen t0nnen, ibre auftrase 81 erfiaen.
Sn @inona County mur6en In
bisiem Sabre 20, 900 @opber sefansen, NO.
fir bas County elm 5ansseIb bon 81, 900
be3ablt.
Gin StempeIfeuerproaeB, in
ben Der bsutide Staatsienutor 9ienau uers
wideIt mar, bat in WinneiOta srOBes slufs
ieben errsst. 2ienaa wurbe ais Mitslieb
Der Brauerirma aieuau unb 2iueru,an in
ct. YauI Dor Idnserer !9eit wesen SerIe3s
3uns Der StempeIfteaerbeitimmunsen unter
antIcse seftelt. Diee ftiste fi@ auf
Dsnunciationen ieitens zines friiberen BE.
bieniteten Der grauerei, nnb poIitiide Gess
ner 2isnau's bsmddtisten fi9 Der Sa@e.
Ssrr 9ienau ueri9mdbte ieben 0eriud CUR
Beilesuns burd sin abtOmmen, besesnste
Der 9lntIuse Dor @eri@t unb mad Iansem
&f, tn weIdem isitens Der @ntIdser
gai@ts unueriu@t seIaHen wurbe, cine
S@uIbisipre9uns unb elm Strafertennts
niB gu e~rsisIen, tam Der YrO3eB tar3li4
gum slustras. Der Bubripru@ Der @es
i@worenen Iautete: rgeidt i@uIois!"
Gin semitbGi9sr 3eitunssidreis
Der 1T 9err @eritenbauer pom Winona
ADLER. Oas Ni9teri@einen ieines BIats
ties sntiduIoist er auf foIsenbe art: vOa
mir ss ni9tfsrtis brinsen t%onnten, 3u elmer
unb berieIbsn 3eit als &ebatteur, Seser,
Drudsr, Reiienber, DeIesat, @rosseidwOs
rener &c. &C., gu funsiren. 10 weren mir
auBsr Stanbe, ben raIbIsr" in Der porisen
WO9e Fiesen gu Ia1en.
1nb e d f9 aud in benz ionft
10 frObIid unb Iuitissn @inona bic Wai.
ierfimpeI : Brigade mauis. Srsenb elm
r@eiaIbter" prebist bort BON ben Buns
bern bes Dafiers unb wirtIi4 babsn ii6
bort i9on 600 Snbiuibuen bstbOren lafen
unb beiIisen Glib seidwOren, nidts Stdrs
tsrss oils @aHer 81 senieBen.
SIM Sunbesseri4t 81 ct. Yanl
wurbs am IL. b. W. Sames EbompiOn
wssen sIbboISuns bon gunbeswaIbunsen
Don Der Surp i4uIsis seiprO3en. Das
@eridt iprad cine Strafe BON benz breifa.
4en Dertbe bss senOmmenen 9oIses unb
eiu Sabr &erter aus. gtnoere Yrojehe
wesen SoI3freusIs psrben bieiem fOIsen.
Die Mennoniten goIonie in
Wouat Gate sebeibt in ieber 9infi&t unb
1T bic uriu@e. baB ale @efdafte bort auf'
blibsn. 90 1T iest wisber cine sweite
sroBs Oau,pfmabIe pOn @errn OauiO 9ies
Der srbaut porben unb bic bortise briuante
grnte siebt Der erit neuIi9 fertis seiteuten
MibIe uieI az tbun. Die WennOniten
battsn auf nsusebro@enem 2anO einen
Grnts: grtras BON ls guidel Surdi3nitts
lid; auf dltsrn JeIbern wurben In einsm
6aa iOsar Der unsIaubIi&e @rtras ron As
guideIn per slder BON 5srrn SOule ses
ax.,lnl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
gerborbenes Bier barf in Baiern nidt

8erborbenes Bier BARI In Bais,n nidt
perfauft wsrbsn. &irjIi9 bat bas 2anb;
seri9t in Starnbers ben BraumeIiter bes
@rapen BON Goerrins. Seefelb: Settenbad
mesen Wsrtaui perborbsnen 8ieres gu 2lO0
30. @slbitrafe uerurtbeilt unb auf gonfiss
tation BON 900 9sttoliter (95, 900 9alo.
nsn) Bier %ertannt. Der mitansetlaste
@raf uon Eoerrins uno beien 8erwalter
wurben freiseipro9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
@tSeonfn.

Sm &enofba, Bis., wurbe elm S@we:
be Namsns Otto @ausniou Don einem
5ra&tsuse iberfabren unb wurOen ibm bets
be geiue ~3ermaImt. Der Mann mar CUR
3eit ~betrunten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

rans s~etauft wOrben, nm in Butarsf als
Spital uerwenbet 3u uerben. Bier Der
9auen finb i9On erpebirt; bic ibrisen fol-
gen nod unb fnb in ibrer @eiammtbsit
TN Stanbe 1000 &ranfs auf,unebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

Die s~iisrnen @sripps Der Disner Wslts
ausltsQan8 finb pom Der raiii@sn Hssie'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-03
SHORT BITS.

The advertised letter list will be
found in another column.
There is an era ofimprovement upon
us, and the sound of the saw and
hammer Is beard in the land.
Walker, at the Corner Lunch Stand,
Is in daily receipt Of fresh shell oy sters,
direct from the Bay.
The Hooks& Knicks cleared S247 cash
at their late ball, and have an add.
tional $50 yet to be paid.
Madame Lake INDUCED in her peri.
odical drunk on Monday evening. and,
as a consequence, languishes in Jail.
Fred. Fisk has purchased the burr
stones formerly used ut the Lennon
mill, and will transfer them to his bar
ley mill.
ham Young is More man. Pete Cana
a is the authority for the above.
Congressman Wren arrived from
San Francisco on last nights train.
He will depart for Washington in a
couple of days.
Last night was the coolest of the
season.. A warm stove and an extra
pair of blankets were not uncomforta.
ble.
The money order business at the Eu-
reka Postoffice, for the month of Sep
TENDER, amounted to $1,000. During
the same period, 920 registered letters
were sent to different points.
Look nj for your wood-piles, forthe
cold weather has come, and the IMP
pers" keep coming. Don't put any
powder in our wood, and then there
is no danger of any one being hum.
Mr.. Porter, formerly superintend
ent of smelling operations at the
Hamburg. has been appointed to a
similar position at the X X reduction
works.
State Controller w. w. Hobart ar
rived in Eureka on last evenings train.
We extend a welcome to the gentle
man, and hope he will enjoy his visit
to this portion of the Base Range.
NJ. A. Joseph. at the Golden Rule
store, has just received a magnificent
assortment of goods, and san suit the
taste and purse Of the most fastidious
customer.
George Voorhees,, the pleasant and
affable messenger, who has been run
ming in Singleton's place on the f. 81
=. X. r., returned to Mormondom
to-day.
p. Gallagher has invented a very
useful little device in the shape of a
machine to facilitate the setting of a
saw. 1t is much commended by all
mechanics who have examined it.
Mr.. Gallagher will apply for a patent.
Prof. Blake visited the Bald Eagle
mine on Monday last, and gathered a
number of handsome and rich speci-
mems. He pronounced the property
as being in his opinion a most excel
lent one.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-03
The

The old Bullwhacker mine Is send
ing to the surface, and shipping to the
furnaces a large quantity of first class
ore. This property was at one time
considered one of the best in the dis
trict, and paid very handsomely, but
the ledge was lost after a depth of 100
feel had been attained, and although
the incline was carried down 800 feet
further, no new bodies were developed.
Work was renewed three months ago,
and a Drift run east from the point
where the ledge quit paying, which,
after running 20 feet, struck the vein
again. A break and shifting of the ore
body had occurred, and the dislocation
threw the lode eastward the distance
mentioned. As the incline was run to
the north, every foot sunk carried
them further away rom the ledge. a.
it was pitching to the southeast. Work
is now being carried on with vigor,
and the prospects of the mine are very
bright.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-03
Down the Grade.

A flat car, loaded with charcoal and
standing in the freight yard at the
Railroad Depot, got away from the
men who were attempting to move it
yesterday, and went down the grade al
a lively rate of speed. 1t turned the
curve below the ~hay-scales at a 80 mile
gait, and the sacks of coal bounded off
On each side and rolled down into the
canyon at every revolution of the
wheels. 1t was calculated that ii the
erratic car kept up its momentum at
the same rate as when last seen, that it
would make the quickest time to Pals
AIDE on record. A party was sent do IN
to gather up The wreck and clear the
track, and were somewhat astonished
To find the car >till on the track, where
il had come to "A halt in the valley,
seven miles from the point of its de-
parture. II was not injured in the
least. The bursted GOA sacks were
gathered up and the car brought back
TO Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-03

Superintendent McDaniels, OF tie
Eagle series of mines, had stolen from
him on Sunday night last, from one Of
the prospecting shafts on the mount
ain, a windlass and about 200 feet OF
rope, probably taken by some hard
up miner who lacks the means of buy
ing the articles in question until he
can more fully develop his claim.
Mac tells some pretty hard stories in
relation to the numerous populations
on the belt, and claims that it is not
safe to leave anything lying around
loose day or night. Speaking of the
length that some OF the, mpecunious
delivers in the earth will 90 to procure
supplies To work their locations, he
tells OF a THEFT that lays over anything
in that line on record. A short time
ago. in one of the Eagle shafts, two
holes were drilled and charged, and an
attempt to fire them made. They failed
to 90 of, and as it was near nightfall
they were left until the next day. Dur.
ing the night soine person or persons
descended the shaft and dug out the
charges, expending at least four hours
hard labor at the work, and incurring
the danger of their exploding-an im-
minent one, as every miner knows
and all for the sake of the powder CON
tanned in the two drill holes. We call
that getting sealing down to a fine
point. Mac says that he hopes the
fellow struck ore with the blasts when
he fired them OIL, and if he only knew
who the rogue was he would present
him with a key of powder, for he
thinks the fellow must be an energetic
and ~persevering ~prospector.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-03
An Ex-Eurekmn In Litigation.

Eugene Casserly has filed suit
against Henry r. Macnevin, l.. p.
Drexler and Teresa Macnevin, alleging
that Henry p. Macnevin, on April 10,
1875, had IN interest in the Senator
Consolidated Mining Company equal
TO S,l96 2-5 shares of the stock, and
S,7553 shares OF Alta stock, and that
he was one of the Trustees of each
company. Mr.. Casserly says he ad-
vanced S9,S37 q on the sock at the re-
quest of defendant Macnevin; that
Drexler and Teresa Macnevin set up
claims to the stock adversely to him
wherefore he prays for an accounting
and for a foreclosure OF his lien upon
the stock. Mr.. Macnevin is a former
| we'll known resident Of Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-03
Duck water.

Jesse Jaques. a store keeper at Duck
water, was arrested last week on a
charge of selling liquor to the Indians.
Mrs. Jaques, who came into Eureka
yesterday in quest of a lawyer Ia de
fend her husband. gives the following
version OF the affair. She says that
some men who were thrashing about
seven miles from the store, sent an In
dian with a written order to Jacques
directing him to give the bearer a dem
john of whisky for their use. The or
der was filled and the Piute departed,
but the temptation to gobble the fire
water was too strong for the untutored
son of the sagebru>h, and he fell by
the ~wayside, a victim to his appetite
for strong drink. On the strength oil
this transaction the store keeper was
arrested AS above stated. Attorney G.
j. Lansing departed for the Duck water
region yesterday in company with ID.
Mannheim. having been retained by de.
PENDANT as counsel.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-03
STOe ITEMS.

Fourteen mining interpretations paid
dividends last month.
Local interpretations have paid out
dividends to the amount of 5 , 1862 1898
last month.
The brokers filed out of the old room
singing, Amt We Glad to Get Out OF
the Wilderness"
Knickerbocker levies an assessment
of % cents per share, delinquent in of
flee October first.
And now the report is current that
Baldwin is fighting for the control OF
Justice. We prefer the Schultz man
agement, and the public probably feel
the same way.
The assessment on the Ward Consol-
idated Mining Company has been re-
scinded, and holders can obtain their
money by calling on the Secretary, at
Room 20. No. 33l Montgomery street,
san Francisco.
And now our friend. Arch HE Borland,
i in the tolls. One Keith sues him for
damages for "estraying the affections
of his KS WIFE" The damages are
modestly put at 800 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-03

The ore dumps at the Jackson, just
finished, received their first load of ore
yesterday morning. and it is calculat.
ed that they will be filled by Thursday
next. when shipping to the Richmond
furnaces will begin. Smelling opera
tons will commence Saturday morn
ing. and the Jackson mine will wheel
into rank as a bullion producer.
There is a large amount OF first class
smelling Gre in sight, and no doubt
the furnace will be kept running for
ON months 10 come.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-03
Handed over sbe Treasure.

An old Montana stage driver was
bantering a prominent citizen the
other evening about several little in
cidents that had transpired in that
Territory during the period of their
mutual residence at Blackfoot and
Helena, and among the rest mentioned
that he (the p. c.) had played very
lucky at hat time. as he had lost five
partners, who were either shot while
engaged in stopping stages or bad
been hung by the vigilantes. He also
stated that on one occasion the u. C.
informed him that he was going out
on The road the next morning on n
business trip, a statement that he (the
stage driven was able to draw a GER
tain deduction from. In accordance
with the conclusions arrived at, when
he met a man at a secluded part of
the route he never stopped to hear the
usual forInalities INDUCED in between
road agents and knights of the whip,
but flung off the treasure box as a
matter of course, and drove on. He
had not gone but a short distance
when he heard the supposed robber
yelling at the top of his voice. and
pulled up again, expecting h fellow
wanted the loan OF an AK or sledge
hammer TO break the chest open. He
was very much surprised on taking a
look at the man to find hat II was not
the p. C. aforesaid, but ali honest Pc
destrian, who informed hin that he
had lost a box off the stage. He put
the recovered reasure board and de-
clared that he never had any more
confidence In b y. c.'s word after
that time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-03
lCom municated.i
AUTHORS AND OTHERS.

One bright moonlight evening, In
the autumn of 1886, we were stand.
ing with three or four others in front
OF a building in course of erection,
on spruce street. above Tenth. Jim
Grow Rice "a there in his glory, and
his songs were whistled by all the
boys, played on all the hand organs
and hurdy -gurdies. and bis airs adapt.
ed to words by Jimmy Charcoal"
whose horn councils had silenced as a
nuisance, aud who adopted rhymes
instead. Some one of the crowd hum
med
plays upon de FIFE
And / plays upon dc fiddle.
ls'pDsed to de bank
And 1 don't like Biddle.
And some one else said .hush up" as
a gentleman with the folds of a Span
ish cloak thrown over his shoulder
passed down street. In the bright
moonlight we could see, a. we see him
now, a gentleman of medium height,
wrapped in a Spanish cloak, his long,
fair hair, crowned with a fashionable
tile, falling in heavy folds over his
shoulders, a smooth, fair face and a
graceful carriage. The singer hushed
his song, and as the gentleman passed
some one whispered, That's Nick
Biddle." A stranger in the country,
our curiosity was excited, as Mr.. Bid
dies name had been prominently be-
fore the country, through Jacksan's
action in removing the deposits from
the u. ). Bank, OF which Mr.. Biddle
was president. We have often seer
him since; a fair, handsome, polished
gentleman. After struggling with the
world for many years, he died at his
mansion on the banks of the Delaware
-Audalusia. The house, a miniature
of the Parthenon, is visible in passing
up. the Delaware from the steamers
deck. Mr.. Biddle was "a great pour-
mand, aud died a miserable death. He
was a gentleman of finished education,
a great ~finaDcier and a willy politician,
but no match for the thoughtforward-
ness of Jackson, who backed up his
fats "by the Eternal" as Ethan Allen
did by the Great Jehovah aud the
Continental Congress-" authorities too
strong to be gaiusaid. When General
Jackson ordered the removal of the
deposits MIR. Duane, who was just APP
pointed Secretary of the Treasury, de-
clined to obey the fiat. and threw up
his portfolio and made room Tor the
plant Roger b. fancy, who was made
Chief Justice for his obedience. The
deposits were removed, Nicholas Bid
dies occupation was gone, the country
went into bankruptcy, and Old Hick-
DRY triumphed. The remedy was a
violent but a wholesome one. and its
great drawback vas that so many in
nocent ones suffered in the universal
crash. For a complete history of that
important event. see "Benton's Thirty
Years in the L. : Senate"
We have seen nearly all the dramdtiS
persOn9-Jsckson, Biddie. fancy,
Benton. and knew MIR. Duane as a
member of the Historical Society OF
Pennsylvania, as well as all his and
Mr.. Biddle's children. But there are
not many of that generation left. One
of the best known is Mrs. Il. ID. Giles
pie, of the Centennial Commission
Mr.. Duane's only daughter. +.