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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-05

A PHILADELPHIA paper says: A
new instrument, invented by Prof
Edison, has been exhibited here. 1t
is called the airophone. 1t is an instru-
ment into which words can be articu
lated. and they gather such force as to
he heard for q number of miles with
great distinctiveness. 1t is in reality a
talking fog horn. By its aid captains
of vessels meeting at sea can converse
easily while three or fOur miles apart.
Signal stations could warn vessels
coming on a dangerous coast to keep
off, and it is adapted to all the uses to
which such instruments as fog horns
"a now be applied.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-05

was nearly twsee
agricultural products, ana the wages
OF the operatives were greater than the
labor earnings of all farmers and farm
laborers, including their board. The
manufacturing product and wages ex
coed those of agriculture even in the
great corn and grain growing States of
the West and North west, while our
exports Of industrial products exceed
our exports of breadstuffs. The
abundant currency issued during the
war was the principal agent of this
industrial development, hut some as
cribe it TO a protective tariff.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-05
MARRIED.

Carson, April l-George A. West. Of Hum
bold Bay, Cal to Miss Allies Taylor. step
daughter Of James Il. Bigler.
Carson, March u -tieorge Kane to Miss Lena
Hansen. both uf Empire City.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-05

ence upon legislation NAV have taken
place 10 a greater or less degrees"
A dispatch from the West announc-
ing the tiightofex Congressman Vance,
Of Ohio, with a oma not his wife,
and large sums of money borrowed
from others, does not surprise a few
persons in Washington. who have been
aware of The fact that Vance had been
wanted here during the past few days
on a charge of crimes alleged 30 have
been committed while he was a mem
Der of the House and chairman of the
committee on print K. This was
nothing more nor less than the theft of
books committed at various establish
ments in the Di-trc ct OF Culumhis, to
which nav he added another crime of
an indictabIe character. Some of his
friends here, 10th tn believe he WAS
a.. .lty. have been endeavoring TO get
him Ia Washington to present his ex-
| planation aud defense. and he promised
to rome and left home saving he was
coming back here, but instead fled to
parts unknown.
The House Public Lands COMMITTEES
agreed to recommend the passage oi
Wiyginton's bill providing for the rec
lamation of the Colorado Desert by
Wozencraft and associates.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-05

OF the proposition Of certain Repub-
licans TO nominate Grant in 1880 for
President. the st. Louis Evening Post,
Illiaois, says that with such an antsgo
mist the Democrats will "sweep the
country with an electoral vote greater
oven than was given to- Grant himself
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-05
COlOred Men 20 he Hanged In H.ou.
isiamN.
NEW ORLEANS, April 8.

NEW ORLEANS, April 3.
Governor Nichols has signed the
death warrants OF Wesley Turner. who
killed Fred. Erhardt; Jackson Ed
wards, for the murder of James Ed
wards, and Alex. Brown, who killed
VIM. Dudley. The condemned men
are all negroes. and committed the
crimes in the Parish of st. Mary.
they will he hanged upon the same
gallows At Franklin, on Monday, the
22d instant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-05

To sleep In your clothes spoils the
nap.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-05

THE great four mile race between
Mollie Mccarthy and Ten Brock, a,
Louisville. July 4th, will undoubtedly
be the turf event Of the season. We
have complete faith in the California
wonder, and shall be much surprised
u she does not get away with the East
srn favorits. These are the best horses
In America, and the contest is sure to
awaken . lively interest throughout
the nation. 1t 10 more than likely that
There will be large attendance from
the Pacific Coast.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-05
DIED.

Gold Hill. lat the Bost,n mill March %
Miss Louisa Shirley, . native OF Waukesha,
Wis, aged rs years.
Reno. March 0%-Edward Gallery. a native Of
County Kildare. ireland. aged 81 years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-05
Fatal Acctdemttn mOntana-Bull1O
from the same Quarter.

Thos. Conroy, foreman Of the PEN
ohscot mine. fell down the shaft YES
terday receiving injuries from which
he died during the night.
Thirty five hundred ounces OF retort,
valued at $50 100, were received from
Psnobscot last nisht.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
LATEST FROM WASH
Contested Elections and Other Pro-
ceedings in Congress.
SHERMAN ON SPECIE RESUMP-
TON.
WASHINGTON, April 4.

For several days, exchanges at the
Treasury have not averaged beyond n
hundred dollars a day. exclusive vi
applications from the banks. Only
two shipments thus far have been
made from the Mint to the Treasury
agg,esating $40, 900. There are still
Sl2,O o of this amount in cash in the
room vaults.
-grl.n - sn1saan .nitfea ON ELECTIONS
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-04-05

SENSIBLE ADVICE ABOUT EGGS, comes
from friend "J.," Hartford, Conn, whose
approach to the age of SO, shows that he
has paid proper attention to his dict He
says: Il suppose it is generally admitted,
that the best way to cook eggs, so far as
health is concerned, is to boil them so/i, say
three minutes. If they are boiled three
minutes, the white will be cook ed hoy,I. and
the yolk will not be cooked at ALL This
way, therefore, does not allow us to cook
eggs so as best to promote health Eggs
shouM not be boicd at all; they should be
"coddlcd' and perfectly soft when cooked.
How TO CoDDLE EGGs.-Put the eggs
into vessel of water at temperature Of
one hundred and seventy (l7O0) degrees
Fab, and keep the water at that tenipera-
ture from ten to fifteen minutes, when the
eggs may be taken out, and the white will
be fine jelly, and the yolk will be cooked
soft. The temperature should be tested by
a thermometer, not ygcSsed at. The guam
tlty OF water should be so large, that the
introduction of the eggs will not materially
reduce the temperature.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-04-05

..tsFoN''ns Az tovSic"i, w Nv H~ 'ohuenI ior
afhfmance, SIS.
\ Sec. 5. Clerks. of Courts For tho trial
of every case, S1.50 for filing all papers
in case, S1.5O for the whole; for en-
tering Judgment, 25 cents for signing and
sealing each writ, 25 cents; for administer
ing oath, 20 cents : Provided, That no fees
shall be allowed for swearing witnesses or
jurors in the trial of criminal case; for
taking and filing bonds in attachments
and other cases, 81 for signing and sealing
commission to examine witness, rs cents !;
for recording plats under order of court,
81 ; for rule Of survey, 81 for each certiG-
cate under seal, so cents for issuing writ
Of attachment for contempt or other special
y writ, 81; for signing and sealing writ Of
, habere tacias possessionem, SO cents; for
receiving and paying over money officially,
1per cent; on bill noNe proscqui, before given
out, 81 ; on bill thrown out by grand jury,
or found nole prosegui abatcd, discontinued
or struck off, 81; on bill found on verdict by
petit jury, 81; on issuing bench warrant,
81 issuing each execution in sessions, 81 !;
signing and sealing writ of haJcas corpus
Sl.5O issuing warrant, taking recognizancc
or other services, same fees as allowed to
Trial Justices; each writ Of vcnirc .tacias,
including all services incident to summon
ing jurors, $3.50; preparing and issuing
certificates for grand and petit jurors, ard
constables and witnesses, and furnishing
returns to County Commissioners for
each week OF every term Of conrt, S5 !;
furnishing advertisement in case Of cs-
cheat, exclusive Of printers bill, $3.50;
for every deed or mortgage, 50; for adver-
tislng and giving notice to managers Of
election, So; for license to an attorney, all
incidental expenses included, S5; filing, re-
cording an d entering notice of-affeh's i'd
tcntion of becoming citizen and filing
report of alien, 81; administering oath Of
intention, 80 cents filing and entering ap-
plicaton to become citizen and admins
tering oath, 81 ; for taking remuneration of
dover or inheritance, 81 fer official record
of estray and filing papers, 81 every search
with certificate, % cents; swearing
Trial Justice or constable in Office and
certificate, and taking bond, 81 record
ing the bonds Of county officers and Ger.
tifying to same, 81; for every probate
in writing, % cents; for signing dcii-
mus potestotcm, 81; for copying papers, for
copy sheet of 100 words, each figure count
ing word, 10 cents; for signing and seal
ing each execution and renewal, 80 cents ;
!. for copying and recording deeds, mortgages
and other papers; per copy sheet of 100
words, each figure counting a word, 10
cents for every certificate, deed or other
papers, 20 cents; on every appeal from Trial
Justices, all services included, 81 for
entering satisfaction on mortgages, 80
cents for copying and recording plats of
not more than six corners, fifty cents for
every corner more than six, 10 cents for
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-04-05

The PIP IN PoULTRY.-Poultry are
sometimes troubled with disease known as
''pip." This is inflammation of the tongue
and mouth, with the growth of a horny
scale on the point Of the tongue, which pre-
vents the fowls from feeding Give each
fowl pinch of powdered chloratc of potash,
dropping it into the throat and upon tho
tongue and remove the scale with the point
of a pcnknife.
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Hauoted 10 ga1iqpli
UNION G. 4, SOUTH "a FEiN ssihs

=. - - a. -
5S: UNION c.
ls s 81 81
ar, q ,..-.-.. . s
as and 1s 'eass rssardpa Ii ss
continsance when SO ordered 25 cents for
granting charter Of incorporation, So; for
granting charter of incorporation to church,
81 for other papers necessary to be recor-
ded, 10 cents per copy sheet of 100 words.
SEC. 6, Register of Mesne CONVEYANCE.
For recording and copyine deeds and other
papers, per copy sheets of one hundred
words, 10 cents: for entering satisfaction
on mortgages, 20 cents; foS recording or
copying plats OF not more than six corners,
81 for every cpypesmore than elk, 6 cents;
Tor every probate iuN writing, 70 cents !;
for every certificate
SEC E "a 8f. D{ ia y SSE Eks8n
1OlF's 1OF
cents quaiifying executor, admih sttator of
guardian and issuing letters to the same, W;
taxing bond OF administrator or guardian,
81 issuing warrant OF appraisement, 30
cents; proving will in common form, 81 !;
proving will in solemn form, So filing and
entering remuneration OF executor, 59 cents;
fea,n'us Potestaten, to prove will or qualify
executor, 81 receiving, examining and i'll
ing annual returns, 81 order tor sale Of
personal property, 81; hearing and filing
petition tor guardian and appointment, 81;
entering caveat and withdrawing same, so
cents hearing litisated cases So, and 20
cents additional for each witness examined;
issuing summons for each witness, 10 cents;
for issuing rule against defaulting witness
or party failing to account, 81 for every
attachment issued on the return of each
rule, 81 for certifying papers and furnish
ing pfoeeedfi's "a Cor
proceedings IN partition OF real estate, S3,
and 20 cents additional on every Sl0O or
fractional part thereof for which the land
may be sold: Pro0tdcd, That In no case
snail the fees and allowances so received ag-
gregate more than S!5; dnd Prou'ded, fur
mer, inat in,ease OF partltion In kind only
ouer haif of theS above commission shall be
l cnafGeqson t4e amount for which the prop
Sefs& pssessed for appointing guardian
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-04-05

FRESH MANURE BAD FOR PoTAToEs.-
Fresh manure is hurtful to potatoes. This
crop needs old wellrotted manure, or the
tubcrs are apt to be scabby, and to be infcs-
ted with white worms. Fresh manure may
be used for corn without any i'll ELECTS
The corn rather likes it. There are no po-
'atocs so clean and free from blcmish, as
those grown with the artificial fertilizers.
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VOL. IX.-NEw SERIES.
LAWS OF THE STATE.

A BILL to regulate the costs OF Plaintiffs
and Defendants Attorneys and che costs
and fees Of Clerks Of Courts, Probate
Judges, Sheriffs, Trial Justices and other
Officers herein mentioned.
SECTION l. BE 1t enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of South Carolina, now met and sitting in
General Assembly, aud by the authority of
the same, That costs and fees which plain
tifs' or defendants attorney, Clerks of
Courts, Probate Judges, Sheriffs, Trial u.s..
Iices and other officers herein mentioned
shall be authorized to receive in the several
cases herein specified shall be as follows: !,
-f3se-- mr. q efendants attor.
'ney: For all proceedings where j1dsSScst
is obtained by default, SIS; for trial Of tho
cause, $40; in all contested cases, $40; for
commission to take testimony, IS; for ex-
animation of party or witness be FORE trial,
50; for an -appsiutment of guardian for
an infant, SIS; for making and serving
case or cases containing exceptions, $40
for procuring an order of injunction, S5;
on appeal to the Supreme Court, SIS on
argument in Supreme Court, $50: Provided,
That if the plaintiff fail to recover iudg-
ment against any one or !..;.ore of the dcfen-
dants in the cause, costs shall be taxed
against the plaintiff by the attorneyof such
defendant.
SEC. 3. Plaintiffs attorney only F: Upon
recevery'of judgment in actions in which.
Warrant Of sattaehment is ISSUED, or tadjudi-:
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claims to real property, for any sum not ex-
ceeding s4OO, per cent. for additional
amounts not exceeding 5000, an additional
sum of 2! per cent. !; for additional amount
not exceeding 81 900, an additioua! sum of
/ per cent. In actions above named if
the same be settled before judgment there
in, like allowances upon the amount paid or
secured at half the rates above specified,
No commissions shall be allowed plaintiffs.
or defendants in cases of foreclosure Of
mortgage and partition of real estates
Sec. 4. Appeals rom Esisl Gel
courts for plaintiff on ss1ds1t3
proceedings before TIA 9 Af ssSf fSfs sSse
cause, So Mgsfd e s5s sfS,s:. ant
shall nosysy - - hss f ptigpens
appeall n alds.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-12

In view of the loss of two Con
gressmen to the Republican party
even in Iowa, the probabilities
now are that the next House of
Representatives will not contain
over ninety Republicans. The roll
to which the members of the new
House will respond will contain in
the neighbour ood of one hundred
and eighty or eighty-five Demo.
Gratis, ten to fifteen Greenbackers
and ninety odd Republicans. The
Democracy will have an over
whelming majority over all. As
the United States Senate, from
and after the 4th of March next,
will be Democratic by from twelve
to sixteen majority, the outlook
for our opponents is not, strictly
speaking, q brilliant one.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-12
Horrible Crime by Negroes Part Of
rhe Gang Lyachsd.
European Cable News.
The british War Msvemens.


LAHARE, Oct. 11th.-The Civil
and Military Gazette states that
General Sir Friedrich Paul Haines,
Commander-in-Chi of the British
forces in India, will resume com.
mand at Peshawur, where thirty
five thousand troops are already
concentrated. Reinforccements for
the British army continue to ar
rive. War is considered inevitable.
The eAfghans are practising with
heavy guns in Khyber Pass and it
is believed that Ali Musiid has
been strengthened and armed with
heavy siege guns.
Conflict Bstwesn Austria and
Turkey Averted.
CoNSTANTINoPLE, Oct. 1lth.-
The Porte is informed that the
Austrians will not advance into
Novi Bazaar. The danger of con-
dict Is therefore averted.
Consultation Of Prominsns Aus
VIENNA, Oct. 11th. Count An.
drassy, Herr Won Tisza and Baron
Won Wenckheim have had an
audience with Emperor Francis
Joseph which lasted three hours.
1t is expected that Herr Won Tisza
will assume Professionally the Hun
garian Ministry of Finance and
Herr Won Wenckheim the Minis
try of the Interior.
The German s.oi.Iiss Hill.
BERLIN, Oct. 11th.-The Reich.
stag to-day passed through sec
ond reading clauses two and three
of the Socialist bill with scarcely
any modi fications.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-12

IT is pleasant that not only our
horse fanclers but the breeders of
fine cattle are this year taking O
strong interest in our Agricultural
Fair. The stalls are already nearly
filled with fine Durhams, Jerseys
and graded cows, steers and bulls
from the stock farms of the Messrs.
Hancock M. Johnston and Barretto
of Los Angeles county, and the
Messrs. Waters and Thomas, the
former of San Bernardino and the
latter of San Diego county. All
these cattle are worthy of inspec-
tlon. Mr.. Barretto has one Of the
finest herds OF Jersey cattle on the
coast. Mr.. Waters's exhibit OF
Durham cattle would make neat
display even in such a Fair as that
Of st. Louis, where the prize cattle
of such States as Iowa, Illinois,
Missouri and Kansas are exhibited.
In addition to the fiue thoroughbred
exhibit of the Messrs. Johnston and
Thomas, they have in their stalls
quite q number of fine specimens
of graded stock which show what
splendid results may be achieved
by crossing our common scrub
COWS with the Durham. We shall
not only present an attractive turf
programme at our Agricultural
Fair Of Monday, but we shall make
apparent the immense strides We
have made in improving our breeds
Of beef and dairy cattle.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-12
Train Wreck ed by Horses.
Latest Eastern News.
.Re -. ChYinRs InsurFccttOB.

me -. Choinas InsurrcctiOB.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1lth.-The
United States Consul at st. Thorn
as telegraphs concerning the insur-
rection, that at st. CroiX, the riot
ers are apparently controlled; about
$50 killed. Planters are searching
the country for plunder. Four
fifths of the mile, dwellings, cane
and sugar on the plantation have
been destroyed. All the business
houses in Frederickstadt were de-
stroyed and many families are des-
titute. All business has been tenn
porarily suspended.
Department EsIi,nairs in Cabinefs
WASHINGTON, Oct. u.-Most of
the session of the Cabinet to-day
was occupied in discussing the es-
Inmates for the support of the Gov.
ernment during the ensuing fiscal
year, the head of each department
having been engaged for several
days in ascertaining to what ex-
tent estimates for his department
might be reduced. 1t is generally
understood that the falling Off in
revenue renders imperative a cor
responding reduction in expenses
and the question is as to what are
the most urgent needs of the SER
vice.
I"dicssd for Mard@r'nx Hcr Hus.
band.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE grand
jury of Hudson county, New Jer-
sey, has indicted Jenny r. Smith
for the murder of her husband, po-
liceman Smith, short time ago.
Mss C0iton and Daughter Eu
OMAHA, Oct. 11th.-Mrs. d. d.
Cotton, accompanied by her daugh.
ter, passed through tGis city this
morning on special train for San
Francisco, travelling at the rate of
80 miles an hour. Mrs. Cotton was
ill and had not been informed of
her husbands death, although
aware of his illness.
Arrested for Mamsiaushter.
BOSTON, Oct. 1l.-Attorney Gen
eral Train, acting upon evidence
taken by the Board of Railroad
Com missioners in the investiga-
tion into the cause of the accident
on the Old Colony Road, have
caused the arrest of Charles E.
Hartwell, conductor Of the freight
train, who will be held for examin-
alton on the charge of manslaugh-
ter.
Horrible Crime by Negroes Part Of
she Gang Lyschsd.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 11th.-A dis
patch to the indianapolis NeWS
says that on Monday night, seven
negroes outraged four white women
near Mount Vernon, Posey county.
Last night Deputy sheriff Oscar
Thomas, while attempting to ar
rest some Of them, was killed
by Daniel Williamson (colored).
This morning a mob of nearly
three thousand gathered and shot
Williamson, hanged two others
and are preparing to hang the rest.
Great excitement prevails.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-12

Lsihy, Defendant. - Seventeenth Dis
UNIDEEH H.o.as AND =, BY ,o.,.IH:I,II yiarUE OF OF
Order n,ieI,o, OF ,s sale entered in the
teenth Judicial District Of the esSs state
Of California, in and for the county OF Los
foreclosure @ i'f Of mortgage or entered Meas On IN
the Aforesaid District Court, annexed to
said decree and dated the llth day OF
plaintiff, and against Isaac M. Leihy, de.
said decree OF foreclosure, duly
the eth day OF October, A. b. 1875. and
to me delivered on the ilth day OF Octo.
ber, A. ID. 1873, together with the writ
annexed thereto, whereby l am com.
manded to sell at public auction, to the
highest and best bidder. fol cash In U. 3.
gold coin. :ne following and in said de-
cree described real estate, to wilt:
All those certain tracts OF land In the
Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana. in the
county of Los Angeles. State OF Califor-
MIA. bounded and described as follows:
First-That tract of land assigned and
allotted to Rsymunda Yorba Oy the Anal
decree in partition OF said rancho In the
suit OF Abel Stsarns ct al VS. Leonardo
Gotta et al, District Court, First judicial
District, state OF California, in and for
the county OF Los Angeles, case No. 1892,
containing one hundred and forty-three
and 73-l0v acres 81 land, which tract is
bounded and described as follows: North
by land assigned by said decree to sole
dad Peralta; west by land assigned TO
Leonora Yorba de Rowland; south by
lands assigned Stafford and Tust n, and
east by lands assigned to Ynez Yorba dc
Gotta and Flint and BIxby. excepting and
resorving from said tract about forty
acres in the south portion thereof, hav.
Ing frontage Of "a rods on south line
and OF equal depth. and tract OF twen-
ty acres conveyed by !. M. Leihy to
deifge H. Beach, by deed recorded In
the County Recorders Office of Los An
gelea county. California. In book a.,
page 1S0, deeds.
SecOnd-An undivided one. III of that
tract assigne ed and allot ed to Ynez Yorba
de Gotta by the final decree in partition
herein before referred to, containing one
hundred and sixty-eigh aud ee-l00 acres,
md bounded ON the north by land al
lotted by said decree in partition to Ra.
mono Yorba; east and southeast by land
allotted TO Flint and Bixby, and west by
lands allotted to Raymunds YorbA and
hereinbefore described, excepting and
reserving therefrom tract of ave acres
conveyed by Isaac M. Leihy and Pacific
N. stamps to ID. Sepulveda by deed re-
corded in book So. pages 29l ct seq OF
dceds, County Recorders ONCE of Los
Angeles county, California, leaving an
undivided one.half Of 1853 GO acres OF said
Last described tract.
Public notice is hereby given that ON
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-12
Herald Steam Printing House.

rhe Heralh steam Printing House is
not surpassed by any Job Printing ONCE
On the Pacific Coast, outside OF San Fran.
cfuco. in facilities for doing Job work.
L1W prices, good work and expedition
nay be relied upon at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-12
Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF PABLO PRYOR, Deceased.

Notice S hereby given by the under
signed, administrator OF the ss-
tate OF Pablo Pryor, deceased,
having claims against the said deceased.
to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within ten months after The
nrst publication of this notice, TO the said
Administrator. at San Juan Capistrano,
in the county Of Los Angeles.
X. EGAN,
Administrator of the estate OF Pablo
Pryor, deceased.
Dated Los Angeles, October II, 1877.
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