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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-10

A choice selection of Valour. OF.
toman and Lace.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-10

HATS & CAPS, In CLOTH, FELT & FUR.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-10
DEATH OF VICTOR EMANUEL.

Victor Emanuel H., King of Italy,
died at 2:3O yesterday. He was born
March IA, 1920, and was therefore in
his 5Sth year. He assembled the throne
OF Sardinia in lS49, and became King
of Italy in 1861. His administration
of the affairs of the Empire ran counter
to the purposes Of the Church, and he
early called down on himself the en-
nifty of the Pope. He assailed the
privileges of the clergy, se%cularized
the property of the Church and took
from the religious associations the
monopoly of education, which they
had long enjoyed. He was excommu-
nicated by the Pope on account of
these measures, though the dispatch
states that religious consolation was
administered to him just before he ex-
pred. His wife, whom he married in
1912, was the Archduchess Adelaide, of
Austria. Five children were born to
them: Clotilda, the wife of Prince
Napoleon Jerome; Hubert, Prince of
Piedmont; Amadeus, Duke Of Aosta;
Ohio, Duke Of MontferIat; and Maria
Pia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-10

BOSTON, jan. 3.
The strike of the Crispins, at Lynn,
is extending. A large force of police
was necessary yesterday to protect the
non-unionists from assault. Several of
the mob were arrested. Manufactur-
ers declare hat the action of the Board
of Arbitration, in ordering the strike at
Doaks IL Co.'s shops, was arbitrary
and unjust.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-10
SILKS,
SHAwLS,

In All Shades and Qualities.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-10
G N CLoAK

A full line in Mink. Sable, Err
mine, Seal Skin, Astracan and
Cloth, in different grades.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-12-01
Re Opening a Tboroughfare
THE END

In order to guard a2airs5 results utterly sub
versive of heath 1t Is absolutely Al that the
grand of the systemthe bowels
should be Teopened speedily possible when they
become obstruced. If they not, the bile is mis-
rected into the bood the liver becomes torpid viscid
bilious matter gets into the stomach. and produces
indigestion headaches ensue and other symptoms
produced, which ptolongaton of the exciting cause
only tends TO aRgravAs The Aperient properties OF
Hostetters Stomach Bitters constitute most useful
agent in overcoming construction of the bowels and
promoting = regular habit Of body. It is infinitely
superior to the drastic cathartios frequently used for
the purpose eince it does not like the act violently
but produces atuIAl, painless effect which does not
impair the tone of the evsolAtory organs, which 1t
inviEorateS instead Of Weakening. The stomach and
liver AlSo indeed the entire sy eteE streu Etheped
and regulated by 1t.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-12-01

FUNERALS, MARRIAGES, ETc.-Attention is
called to the card of Coroner j. G. Roche which We
publish in our advertising columns. He will take
charge of fur erals and the embaminG of bodies Having
been raised in the business and having studied it
thoroughly the Coroner fails to give perfect sat-
isfcon. BE has carriages In all respects to any
In the land, and employs none but experienced and
polite drivers Bis charges invariably oSo. Call on
him at $50 and 25s Magazine street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-12-01

. When backward the river Shannon flows,
When on the salt seas blooms the rose,
When fruit en- the barren rock we ind.
Or when our rulers are just and kind"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22
ResoIutIons Of Resnect.

AT a meeting of the Standing Com
mittee OF the Diocese Of Mississippi,
held in the city Of Vicksburg, on the
18th day of February, 1878, the follow
ing resolutions we're unanimously
adopted;
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our heavenly
Father 10 remove from us bv death u
dear friend aud brother DR.. VIM. T. Bal.
four, who for the last twelve years, has
been a member OF this Committee, we, the
surviving members, desire to place on
record this expression OF cur high appre-
citation Of the character and services OF
our departed fsllow.laborer In the Church;
therefore be II
Resolved, That while bowling With sub.
mission to this dispensation oi Providence,
we desire to express our sense Of the
great loss which the Church In this Do.
cese has sustained In the death Of u
lamented brother, whose unwavering love
tor the Church, and ardent zeal In advanc-
ing its interests have rendered his name
familiar, and endeared him to the hearts
II Churchmen In every part Of the Diocese.
Resolved, That as the Standing Commit
tee Of the Diocese, we are painfully con-
scious that we have lost q most active and
efficient member, whose sound judgment,
discreet counsel and interest in the
Church will he long and greatly missed In
the deliberations OF this body.
Resolved, That while We mourn the loss
" our beloved brother, we are coml1rted
with the assurance that having exempli-
ted the doctrines Of God, u Saviour, In
an upright and consistent lie, and having
died sin tue confidence Of a certain faith,
and in the communion Of the Catholic
Church" he will be found among those
who shall be acknowledged by the Re-
deemer In that day when He comes TO
make up His jewels.
Resolved, That to the bereaved and sor-
rOwirg family we tender our sircere cons
dolence and heartfelt sympathy in this
their hour Of affection, while we most
earnestly commend them to the sustain.
ing grace Of the Holy Ghost, the COM
i0tter.
(Slgned) II. SAMSON, Pres /.
ALEX MARKS,
JAS. A Fox.
GEO. W, HOWARD, sec.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22
The RemogeMxutlon Id silver

TIE silver Bill passed the Senate
Saturday morning at jo'c!cck, sttfr the
SeuAte Lsu been l.. session a. Light.
Tie msi riiy - which It Passed The
SeLa'e iatica'es tia |; VII. be u.eles,
for tie Pres! 'eni u veto H., Tie bill
wa. sueMd,G ty tie SeLa'c FinslCt
Ctmmitee, AID vii. have to Le acted
or sgs'n by tie licuse ttt,re Il goes
to the President. ri amendment If tie
Senate strikes out tie free coinage ies.
ture. However, tue bill i, socd eaougL
IS il passed The Senate, t,git mean.
that tie Corgrcs. Lls a. last deter
mined TO force hchaage IL the financial
management Of the county. TIE peo.
pie have gained 4 g.oriuCs victory over
the contractioli.ts
Mr. Lamar vote a~sa:-.t tie bill
even IL It's modified torn. aid our pa.
thence WITH III; course is exhausted
He has misrepreseuted tic State IN IN
face Of Instructions from tie very &c.
Gently elected representatives Of the
people, who have hcaped honors upon
him. Ina future issue we intend IN
say something more about this
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22

Fooie. Furlong, Gilbert, Hooker, Lac.
neau, Lee, L)WraDce, McCaskill, Nor.
gan, TLcmpson-lT.
Absent aud 10. voline-Mr. Rsy-
nolds.
The question required on the adop-
Ton c! the substitute as amended. The
same was adopted by 8 vote oils to II.
a motion was made TO adjourn. Lost
By q vote OF IL 10 20.
Mr.. McCaskill moved 10 take q recess
until ~ o'clock,
Mr.. Thompson moved to amend By
taking recess until 4 O'Clock. Lost.
Mr.. Cowsn moved 10 reconsider and
table vote by which the substitute as
amended was adopted. Which motion
prevailed.
ln answer to au inquiry from Mr..
Cowan, as 10 the stage OF the "substi.
tute as amended" the Chair stated that
as a bill 1t was on its first reading.
The bill was then read the irst time.
A motion was made to have the orig.
insl substitute read. Yeas aud nays
called. sud the motion lost by vote OF
Il to q.
Mr. Allen changed bis vote before the
result was announced, aud then moved
a reconsideration ufthe vote last taken.
Yeas and nays taken, and Mr.. Aliens
motion was lost.
Mr. Rogers moved the previous cues.
ton on the second reading Of the bill.
Yeas and nays called, aud the motion
70 put the bill on its second reading
was lost, It requiring a suspension OF
tie rules, and q two.lhirds vote being
necessary. (The bill goes over one
day for its second resding.)
TIE Senate went into Executive SEES.
sion.
SENATE-NIGHT SESSION.
WEDNESDAY, February lG, 1875.
Senate met at ~ pm a quorum
present,
Mr.. Barry moved to take up House
Bill, "Au Act to amend an Act to pro.
vide for Agricultural Liens, and for
other purposes, approved April a.,
1885, which motion was lost.
Act TO enable married women 10
uiah0 COuNl1INs W Uluu tnGlE u pAIhl
property under certain restrictions,
and for other purposes" Laid on
table subject to call.
Act TO create q State Board Of Immi.
grafton, and for other purposes. Com
mIttee on immigration reported q sub.
sti'ute therefor.
Mr.. Montgomery offered the fellow.
ing amendment, which was adopted
Amend blank at close OF section g.,
By inserting 1.-TWO dollars per capita
where Immigrants are located In colo.
nies OF one hundred or more within the
limits Of the State"
Mr.. Terry offered the following:
Add at end Of amendment just adopt
ell, the words, Provided the said i'm.
migrants are seli.sustaining."
On motion, the bill and amendment
were made special order for Tuesday
next a, ~ pm.
Al 0 30 pm, Senate adjourned.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22

TIE Representatives in the Lagisia-
ture from Washington, Bolivar and Il.
saquens, want to continue 10 tsx Shsr.
key county 10 keep Up tie levess with.
in Neu borders. Sharkcy las net q
foot Ct public lrvee within ter borders,
aaG aeve: VII, Lave. CN il be posi-.
be iL4' our Legislature vii, sanction
sucl Q .c4cmc?
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22
shnrkey COunIy's Appeal.

SLsrkey county Is II OF tie coun.
ties forming tue Levee District OF Bcli-
var, Washington, lssaqueua aud Shar-
key, Sc wants to get out Of this cor.
pcra,icn, and she asks ,o be allowed TO
cease tie partnership upon tie paying
CT Ter Just aud equitable proportion OF
tie indebtedness Of the Levee Board.
Her Representative in tue Legislature,
d.. Hal, hs5 Introduced a bill, which
We lubl.sh below, to withdraw the
cculiy from the District. His action
is ildorsed by a petition signed
by near,y every citizen O: in.
fuence IN the county. DR.. Hall sud
tie citizens Ct Sharkey claim that the
county was put In the District last
Winter, by the Hon. w. A. Percy.
without IT,, knowledge or approval OF
its people. They claim that Mr., Percy,
in this action, consulted only his own
constituents 0Nihe Lecte Board. The
people Of Sharkey were completely ig.
nortd, and their county was taken no
lens r%oleu5, by the Representative from
a dtfereat county, aud touud to the
wheels Of the Levee Board. Tie peo'
PIE knew nothing ofthe transaction TN.
til 1t was az faH accompii, and
they were surprised aud indignant
whCn they first received the infolma,
tinu. This meeting otthe present Leg,
islature is the first opportunity tina.
has presented for the county to seek
Justice. The county, through lts Rep.
rescntaiivc, tried 10 ge, all the counl.e,
III tie Yazoo Delta to 60 into tie Lcvet
District, as it /, willing, II all the val
ley counties will join the Board anC
tighten tue load Of ,cvec expenses, tC
bear its part, although it claims tba
tie levces do not benefit ii, This, thl
other valley counties refused posiuvel!
10 do, and as the little county didn'
Lave the power nor the disposition II
force them into it as 1t was forced, i
stands Up before the whole Legisla
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22

ADvIcEs from Siam say the King of
Siam will send a%diplomatic representa-
tive TO the United States next year. II
is highly probable that through the in
tluence oflhe American Consul at Blng-
kok, the Siamese Government will send
a number Of youths TO America 10 DO
educated. The youths who were 90.
ing with Chandler two years ago, but
wre prevented by Partridge, have been
recently sent TO Germany for their
nhncaiinn.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22

lion 81 the report OF the Committee.
The opponents OF the abatement meas
ure, being in the minority, resorted TO
several motions 10 cause delay, and
probably could have still further delay.
ed tie first reading Of the Amendments
a a Dill, bot as they were in more than
sufficient force 10 prevent It's second
reading, they allowed II 10 srrive al
that stage. The test vote on Mr.. Gibbs
anle; dment was 10 to II; II Mr.. Rey-
nolds lad been here he would most
certainly have opposed it; but thar
would leave the friends OF the measure
still a maiority Of one. Uzless thereis
q detection In their ranks, they will eu.
de vor to press 1t 10 final passage, and
the only tope for Its defeat seems to be
By Parliamentary delays. The follow.
ing is the first section of Mr.. Gibbs's
amendment, which was adopted:
section l. Be It enacted, etc. That
1t shall be the duty of the several
Boards Of Supervisors of the several
counties in the State, at any regular or
called meeting, upon the petition OF
the delinquent owner, his heirs or ven.
dees, OF any lands heretofore sold to
the State for taxes, aud still held BY the
State, alleging that said lands have
been enormously, improperly, unequal.
ly or excessively assessed, and that the
petitioner desires and intends to re.
purchase the same from the State, to
examine into the matter of such petit
ton, aud II there be o meritorious case
presented thereby, TO correct and equal.
lie the assessment Of such lands; that
the petitioner or bis assignee shall
thereupon be entitled 10 purchase said
lands from the State upon the payment
10 the Tax Collector Of ell taxes that
that may then be due aud unpaid on
said lands, and the costs and damages
properly chargeable against the SEINE ;
provided, that no payment shall be re.
quired Of any taxes, costs or damages
which accrued prior 10 the first day of
January, 1874, and provided further,
that no payment of any damages shall
be required on lands sold to the State
for taxes prior to the 10Th day of
April, 1875"
Section 3 provides that lands shall be
withdrawn from sale or purchase I'm.
Ill the Let day of December, 1878.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22

WEES Hewitt was SC wrota tue
other day in tue Ilousea member told
hin it was OILY a short distance 10 the
dueilng ground. He didh't SO. He
perhaps thought, as tie did last Winter,
that II might lower the price o: bonds.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22
Excellent Corn Rrend.

One cup Of corn meal, one cup Of
flour, one cup OF sweet milk, II egg,
one teaspoonful Of sugar, and two
teaspoonfuls DooLEY's YEAST Pow.
DER, mixed with the meal and -four
while dry.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22

TaE CourieF.Jouraa thus accounts
for the convaIescence CT a uoted roll.
ticiau "Ben. Wade ia getting better.
lie thinks lie inhs,es TIE aroma OF the
bloody.shirt waited from the C4biaet
meetings at Washington"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22

Planters and Merchants Warehouse and
Compress Company, OF Columbus,
Miss. Referred.
BE- &F. DoAer: To iueorporsie Leaf
River Navigation Company. Referred.
By Mr.. Eaton: To secure costs IN
Justices Courts. Referred.
By Mr.. Miller, OF Copiah For relief
of Edward Cotton. Referred.
BILLS PASSED, AND OTHERWISE.
Act to prohibit sale Of liquors within
i've miles OF Mount Pleasant Church,
In Jackson county. Indefinitely post
poned.
Act for relief of J. N. Hale, of LSu-
derdale county. Amended and passed.
Act to repeal Act for preservation OF
game, etc. Indefinitely postponed.
Act for relief of heirs Of Isaac Ru-
bell, OF Jefferson county. Indefinitely
postponed.
Act 10 prohibit sale of liquors with
In the county Of Perry. Indefinitely
postponed.
Act for relief Of W. Il. H. Faulkner,
Of Scott county. Passed.
Act to repeal Act 10 prohibit ssle Of
liquors in the town OF Westville.
Passed.
Act for relief Of Charles F. Tsfe, Of
Warren county. Lies over.
Act for relief Of J. L. Rutherford, Of
Kinds county. Indefinitely postponed.
Act to amend section 2 of an Act to
provide against evils resulting from
sale of liquors in the State. Tabled.
The House voted down Q resolution
to adjourn until Tuesday morning, and
adjourned until tomorrow morning.
Miscellaneous.
ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE.
The House concurred In Senate reso.
luton to adjourn sine die on the Let Of
March. It would seem from this that
the Legislature is bound to adjourn on
that day. But 1t has been known in times
past for both houses to agree on q Ger.
tain day for adjournment, and then
one Of them would "resCind" the reso.
luton to adjourn. This is q decided
breaking OF the rules, and whether 1t
will be resorted to OF this session ]
cannot say but Il Is certain the Legisla-
ture will haYe to "kuuckle down to
work" 10 get through by the lst Of
March. If they adjourn then, 1t lie
probable they will leave some "unfn'
ished business"
LOOKING AHEAD.
This morning the Senate considered
a bill TO amend the Laws, so as to
allow the Trustees of Oxford Univer-
sity to elect q Treasurer. Under the law,
the State Treasurer acts ex-oficio In
that capacity. Mr.. Pratt RepublicanO
who is sometimes given to joking, OPP
posed the bill. He said 1t had been
charged, and perhaps truly, that under
Radical rule, when the University bad
Its own Treasurer, the University
funds had been drawn from the State
Treasury as soon as appropriated
speculated with, and considerable
money made out of them. He had no
idea that If a Treasurer were elected
now or in the future under present
rule, anything Of that sort would be
done. But 1t was we'll enough to pro-
vide for contingencies. AS the wheels
Of time rolled around, the Republicans
might again come into power, and 1t
was well enough to have this Office,
and others, 90 fixed, that they could not
make any money out Of them-to have
their hands tied, so 10 speak, In regard
to these doubtful financial speculations.
(The Senate, by voting the bill down,
seemed TO agree with Mr.. Prstt.) Q.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22

Josa BILLINGS says be has seer men
be thought was too exrlaty they was
SO good they wasn't gool tor noting
else
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22

IN Kosciusko, in this State, butter
sells a, II cents a pound, beefa a, 4@csrts,
aud eggs a, S cents a dczsu,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22
Mississippi Legislature - ThIr.
ty.fOurth Day.
JACKSON, Mss, Feb, ., lsIs.
SENATE.

JAChuON1 Also'S eu' TO- Ac'-s
SENATE.
Senate met Lieut..Gov. Sims in the
Chair.
Roll called ; present &c, absent |.
Mr.. Morgan called attention to the
roll.call of the Senate published in the
Clarion this morning, which contained
the names Of Messrs. Albright, Catch.
ings, Chalmers, Everett, Gray, John.
son, McCabe, Mcneil, Mendenhall,
Metts, Shirley, Smith, Stewart, Taylor,
Thornton, futile and White, who are
not members Of the present Legisla-
ture. and asked If these names were on
the Journal.
The Chair replied they were not.
Mr.. Pratt said that "probably these
gentlemen ought to be on the roll"-
some of them being good Republicans,
INSURANCE LAWS.
Mr.. Montgomery gave notice that be
would offer q bill for the repeal of 60
much Of the Insurance laws OF this
State as require deposits to be made
with the State Treasurer by said cor
porations.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
b. Mr.. Cowan: To incorporate the
Vicksburg Bank. Referred.
By Mr., eagles: To repeal section 8
OF al Act TO amend the laws In rela.
ton to public education. Referred.
By Mr.. Foote To amend Act in re.
lstion TO preservation of game. Re.
ferred.
By Mr.. Hooker: To amend an Act
to provide for Agricultural Liens, and
for other purposes. Referred.
By Mr.. West: To authorize the au.
thorities Of incorporated cities and
towns TO regulate by license the priv.
leges OF drummers and travelling mer.
chants. Referred.
Senate adjourned until TX pm.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22

A Bosrox paper says TIE streets are
s!ushious.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22
HOusE


Hou.e met; Speaker Percy in the
Chair. PRAYER by Rev. Dr.. Hunter.
Rol, called. Present los, absent Is.
Leave OF absence granted Messrs
Henry. Seal aud Allen.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
The Committee on Public Buildings
aud Grounds made the following re-
port:
"Mr. Speaker-Your Committee
herein recommend the following appro.
priatiou, or as much thereof as may be
necessary, to.wit:
"Repairs on Governors Mansion
aud roofing outbui!diugs, 800.
For building q new wing 10 Deaf
aud Dumb Institute, $500.
Your Committee would also recon.
mend the sale OF the Blind Institute,
and the purchasing OF q new building
AMI Site, provided that the new build.
Ing and Site shall not cost exceeding
IS 90"
Dr,ro:ITIoS OF BILLS.
Senate Joint Resolution to provide
Al off ;e for Commissioner Of Swamp
La d., was c%oucurred IN.
Act to provide for Ihe election and
commission OF officers OF Incorporated
military companies. Passed.
Act to amend section 1888 Of Code in
rtiaIou TO letting out public work.
Pissed.
Act TO cary into effect section II OIL
an Act TO create au additional county
TO be called ShArkey county, &c. Laid
over sui ject 10 CAL.
Act ratiiyiug the organization of the
Mississippi Central Railroad Company
etc. Referred.
Act to repeal section 1850 Of Code il
rel4iiont 10 the working OF public roads
Some discussion was bad on this bill
aud numerous amendments offered
The bill was amended, aud finally
passed.
Some other business WAS transacted
aud House adjourned.
Miscellaneous,
COMBINATIONS.
The Senate la; confirmed Gen. w
T. Martin, OF Adrm- county, as Trus,
tee OF Mississippi Uoiver-iry, vice Gen
Chas. Clark, deceA.ed Jno. w. Rob.
inson, Of Jackson, Trustee LunatiC
Asylum, vice II. Mu,grove, rejected.
Aud the following County Superin,
tendent of Education Rev. Wiley
Burgess, Lincoln county Robt. G. Nc,
MILAN, P.cltiss L. A. Fort. Oktibbe,
hs Russell W. Houston, Isssquena
II. {. Smith, Jones D., II. L HOWE,
Jackson D L. Pearson, Harrison; w.
B. Bingham, Copiah.
THE ABATEMENT ACT.
There was All animated fight over The
Abatement Ac', ~ 1t il called, IN the
Senate this morning, The substitute
reported by the Finance Committee, il
was stated, was framed with a view oil
harmonizing the views OF Senators who
opposed and tivored the original
measure, and Gen. Reynolds, Chairman
OF the Committee, left the city with
that understanding. However, when
It was read this morning, the friends Of
the so.called Abatement Act said nc
agreement had been entered into, and
offered an amendment in the shape o.
new matter (the first section Of which
is given below and pressed 1t TO adop
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22

TIE New York Herald calls Secre-
tsry Sherman q poli;!Ci, '1.Dber,i-
gibbet."
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22

KENTUCKY is talking il lead earnest
about establishing he whipping os'.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-22

MRS. REGARD WALPoLE died in
Ko;cirsko last Wednesda- OF pueuuo.
uis.