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The New York herald., 1878-11-14
ONLY TWELVE NEGROES KILLED.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 10. 1878.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 13. 1878.
Colonel Frank Zachare, who sent by Governor
Nichols as special agent to Tensas La to report the
true condition affairs there, has returned and sub
mitted lengthy report He says that notwithstand-
iun the exaggerated reports from Tensas he could
only succeed in finding that twelve negroes had been
Eilled
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following, record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
parson with the corresponding date of last year.
indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Buildiny. No. .2lS Broadway
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4 IIFE WORTH FIFTY GENTS /?

Is LIFE WORTH FIFTY CENTS?
lit and hard cough is cenvulsiug lungs send
instantly for bottle cf ALEs HoNsx HoREHoUSD
AND TAR, which will immediately relieve aud avert all
danger
Oh! ali, O. q. OILS IL the Jumping toothsche yoa
have. Yes. Then Pigk's ToorHAcnr DROPS will in
81 seconds
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MINING STOCKS.
The following were the official closing quotations
BRITISH NAVAL MOVEMENTS.

HALIFAX, n. s., Nov. 49, 1878.
Her Majesty troopshp oroutes, with the Twenti.
eth regiment for cyprus sailed hence this morning.
She Will touch At Bermuda
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sTErNwAY HAIL-nEMENYIS SECOND CONCERT.
1t is evident that this celebrated violinist has
tered upon q successful American career. His per-
formance on Monday night satisfied the audience
that he Is o remarkable exemplar of school
Of art that Is not altogether familiar to our
people and his second concert ut Stcnway Hail, last
evening strengthened the favorable impression made
by him ON his hrst appearance II has already been
written that he IL distinctive In method possesses
OF his makng and is utterly unlike
his great compeers. wilhclInj and Ole Bull. Where
wilhenj Is majestic and almost frigd yet classcally
beautiful, in his strong harmonies Rcmcnyi is sim
ply romantic. Where Ole Bull scatters his poetical
brlants and confident Of his artistic effects, throws
If experience among the melodies Of every country in
which he has sojonrned, Remenyi. when left
TO himself. pours out the poetry Of his own
warm Hungarian nature. Copying the senti.
n,cnts Of Beethoven, and even introducing. ~
lie did last night, his own lengthy cadenza.
there was much wanting to elicit more than merely
complimentary enthusiasm; but when. In subsequent
numbers, he performed the "Nocturne de Ia Rose"
lin major No ~ the barcarole by schubert and Cho-
pins yase topus Ca No. H. transcribed and arranged
bv hmself and as the closing feature of the pro-
qramme he played his own composition, lntroduc-
fiou Gucrriere and the Hungarian Marche Rationale,
there was no room left for doubt that great artist
and cxecutant is In our midst and that he
that is now being well occupied by the other two
ureat artists whose names have been mentioned.
The peculiarities of Remenyis playing are, nrst ms
apparent absence Of mind He rarely seems to realize
awakened from dream by the applause. Second.
he ia full Of sentiment. He appears to ENJOY rcvei
among the soft low and tender notes Of his violin
rather than thu d.aListairs stvs Witch onoA mada
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EUROPE.

EUROPE.
AWARDS At THE PARIS RS
J. MoIR son, the Preserved Provision Merchants. OF
Aberdeen have It appears gained tho highest
award obtainaSs as tho Paris Eshibssn--v1 ths Gold
Modal This enerprising appears take great
that all their goods shall undcubsd quality ~ thu
following sufficient show II appears that for
several years the oranges Seville have arrived
country ordera large portion quite unit for
rnder these circumstances Nessrs Mo1R SON have
opened facsoty Of their sevs where in future
their will made from oranges resh gathered
from the ssrden.-Norn'ng Post.
L,LoRrLISE-roR THE TEETH AND BREATH.
What adds fragrance to the breath,
.a s'ssssss as; s.s .scls:iaSs es ass.sS Sr,a
That gather underneath!
What Is Il that giycs purity
viz rEs fRhgR.sT ss%sIs TIokiIiSEs dsn.issisis
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS.
oapES AyREoLISiE .a,S. rs0
ceIcr 20 much sS@rsa !, Z perfectly hasmes 70 had
& TX osESDsS '.ISss .S ss'Ss; Sss. sole
I lEBIG coMpANys EXTRACT or .MEAr-tiNksr
Ia and cheapes, meat nayorng stock FOR soups made
I IRBIG coMPANy's EXTRACT or MEAT rs 4
ess.. snd sooS ,r Gr rnss rs n"'gns soas ns
Medical Jonrnal, &c
I IEBIg coxpANy's ExrRAcr or NEAT.--cAy-
Ia un-tsennne only with fac-simile Of Baron Lie
big's signature, In blue ink. label Con
Sumption in England increased tenfod In ten
years
II fEBfG COMPANY's EXTRACT or MEAT-TO RK
Ia had Of all storekeepers and chemists Sois
agents for the United States twholesnie .only q.
DAVID Co.. ~ Mark lane. London, England.
ls,s .srI Dfs 4. ana ssss, ]
mont rsopsned for the on lat October
BAKER HAykS, Secretary,
50 Coleman -. London. Il q
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Bright teeth, and lips that glow the while,
Give light and color TO a smile;
Aud, Infinitely more than this,
Give light and color to n kiss.
Bnt both must suffer from the want
OF the life-g giving SOZ0DONT.
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soZopoNT. sOzOpoNy.

This preparation is purely harmless indorsed BY aA
employed It, and combines all the qualities
requisite perfect denrce 1t cleanses
teeth the progress Of decay purdes the breath
and the heathnl condition Of the
Sold by druggists
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TO THE TRADE.

and after this date PirlR HxpsrcK CHAxPAcSK win
be sold for banksble funds Instead Of gold
heretofore.
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CYPRIOTE ART.

tNerUSe temperature yesterday 80
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. 43,.
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syori say that he never felt fully inspired until he
Satans tail protrding from the apertures OF his
instrument II is this method which il calculated to
make Remenyi popular. He plays from his heart and
Is sympathetic. notable feature of the performance
last evening the first appearance Of Sgnor lrico
Campobello handsome looking baritone. whose fine
voice in rendering the aria Honor and Arms, from
Handel's ..Sanson" recalled the best memories
Of Beetti. Subsequently he gave the recitatye
and aria from lie Nozze di Figaro. .'Hai ga vinto
la causa." and for an encore The Village Black
smith" each in manner that showed him
to be highly cultivated artist who accept
ably manage the most difficult rates within
his range. His success last evening was nnequiyocal.
Miss Julia Riye-King, the well known pianist. in
conjunction with the orchestra played a Hungarian
fantastic i'll superb form. We have few better lady
artists on the stage. She has delicate
touch. fine musical conception, and. what
is most commendabe, rarely undertakes work which
she does feel thoroughly satisfied she will per-
form in that will duh the edge OF the sharp
est criticism. Miss Helen Ames, soprano. sang
in very artistic manner Dove mono, from LIE
Nozzc III Figaro" and ct Gonnods valses
her pure tones to the hest advantage The latter re
qures phenomenal organ 10 execute and
mini or hi Murska were standing In
her place. The remark need not bc considered dis
paragins. however. for the lady has done 90 many
have reference made to an exception TO
the rule The orchestrs under Mr.. Carlberg
payed.with much cvenness and lelicacy. indeed.
well might be expected from artists whose faces
have grown familiar III the Thomas con-
certs. 1t not large. but admir-
the occasion. and deserves it's just proportion OF
praise. 1t IL scarcely necessary To say that the
audience and IL critical-hcarty attcsted its
joylnent Of the performance from beginning to end.
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aud Nassau and Liberty. single HAT at manufacturers
price. No deviation.
FINE DERBY 81 90. WORTH So (s5 SILK
HArs, - 2ol 10 New Church 81. up stairs.
A.-FALL FASHION GENTLEMEN'S DRESS AND
business HATS ready; fine silk Har, 81 BURKE. ia
Broadway.
A.-TOR MOTH PATCHES AND FRECKLES USE
PkRRYs Morn and FREcKIE L0rioS. For pimples the
face PERRY's ConEDoSo and PisrLK RExEDY. Sold by
druggists.
A.--UNNATURAI. kEDSESS OF THE NOSE, UN-
trcly wrkles tho face: also dandrh itching, falling
loss aud premature eruption and all scalp ds
asmoth patches pnple- and black heads cured
By DR.. B. {. FERRY Dermatoogist. ~ Bond ST.
BOOTS. SHOPS, CATERS INDIA RUBBERS;
good articles; popular prices MILLER co. $40 Broad
way. near 14th ~.
DYEING AND CLEANING AT THE NEW YORK
DyrNG PRINTING EsrABtfsmnHsr, Staten Island.
Offices sS Duane st. 72 Broadway. go 9Th av New York;
1856 Pierrepont st., Brooklyn. Established a. years
GRADUATED LUNG PROTECTORS PREVENT
becoming invalid. Sold everywhere By mail 81 5O
SINGER, Manufacturer 7o4 Broadway.
WIGS. ToUPEES-BRONZE MEDAL AWARDED,
Parts Exposition, 1878 g. RACCHFrss A. East 18th
New York.
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Agents for Piper Hsidsick,

JOHN OSBORN, SON L CO.,
The New York herald., 1878-11-14

A. SIMS SON. FULTON AND NEW CHURCH
aud Nassau and Liberty. single HAT at manufacturers
nrice No deviation.
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A--FALL FASHION GENTLENIEN'S DRESS AND
business HATS ready; fine silk Har, s.. BURKE. ia
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14

CHICKERING HALL--GRAND CHURCH CONCERT.
concert in aid Of defraying the debt the organ
of the Church OF ST. John the Evangelist was given
at Chckering Hall last night. fair audience in
attendance, to which the varied programme presented
seemed to afford no ordinary pleasure. The efforts of
Miss Emily winant, the contrslto. who sang 'The
Lost Chord" by Sullivan, and '.Lcs Rameaux," by
Faure conspicuously excellent. and both Of
these numbers cncored. A well trained chorus
gave "Slecpers Wake from 'St Paul" "Grant, O
Lord, from Mozart's First Mass more than fairly,
aud there were other contributions most favorably
received. rendered by Mr.. A. +. Toullnin. Mr.. L.
DAM, Mr.. George w. Warren, Mr.. John White Miss
Kate Mitchell Miss Kate La Fetra Mr.. Robert Hyslop,
Mr. Frank S. Glass and Mr. X. H. Warren.
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FINE DERBY 81 90. WORTH So ($5 SILK
HArs, - 2op 10 New Church 81. up stairs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-09-11

Sag unp Nadt; Seeer. Der 16 nidt aut
ausweiien tann, wirp gum Shore tnaus
asja3t; Nbenps I'M 10 llbr ertGnen bic
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ben Nufruf bes 0rsb1efrstars powers BE-.
9tnnen ein3utrsfsn. gBeitere 6lferufe
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BON bier aus erlajIsn morpen.
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&ornsr trast uno jsses bisler Sornsr tple,
Der fiinf;is unb 70 fort, 70 sitt oas i'm
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ihoa i'm critten Sabre metr ais 800
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ernaersn wiroen; i'm ,wGllten Sabr aber
wnreen BON grtrase ess eiuen Rorns
lammtlihr 8emOtner Der grbe ldon ibren
untsrtalt auf Ssb3eiten bahen.
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lunse Dame infclse Ylutuersiftuns burh
&raSen farbiscr Striimpfe seitorbeu.
OaS 1T Der 5 befannte Sau bieIer Nrt.
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nl'nr, Gapitdn @aps, Der @rtauer Der
ct. 1cniler wiiiiillippi Bride, per yer.
beilerer Der Wfiiaifppi. Wiinpunsen, bat
rcm &ailer rrn graFlien bic @inlaouns
erbalten, mad cem liioamerifanilhe &aiz
ierrside 3u fcnlmen uno bic YelbelIeruns
orrtiser 6liiiie gu unternsbnlsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-09-11

frembsr 9ente 8intsr ernabrsn nabm
leire Grau ibre bttersn 8orwiirfe wteDer
auf cbsr ballf pu Die bsipen @oIbrinee fir
wertbpcll senus, I'm nns fur al. Mi6e
unb Nuslaesn su entihabissn? Das
96ulselp fur elm Subr mag DO nit sspsdt
Iein, aber mebr nitt.
Oeiner leiblihen Sa,pefer Sptn III
niht frembsr Qeute 6np, ermannte 5bSms
iih su elmer idIa!srnsn 0sasnbemsrfnn3
Sa. metne Shpelier bObnte bic Trau
nod arimmiser, Der @eburt nad mrinsr
@dwelfer, aber aus Der Art eeihlasen.
IS 1T fsine &una, iih NIT einem slattsn
Burihden gu Ssrbeiratbsn. 6unaers 3u
lferben une bic Nahfcmmenihaft anbsrn
etrlidea ssuten CUR passe su iitsrlaisn,
nno in bem Sunsen fedt nidts @utes !;
woter ers bat, mag Soft uiflsn, aus
msiner Samilie niht ooer er Bate ldnait
gorliete fir elm ebrlidss 5anpms,t sefabt
uno fb cinsn 9sbrmsiiier es1udt.
Mit ,wGlf Sabrsn9 fraete 1bGms uno
feline @eoulo ldien tbr gnbe erreidt ~
baten.
Ssine 6rau ridtete fd empUr unb
farrte nit offenem Munpe auf i'm, pie
ibren Sinnen niht trauenp. 1ief bclte
lie Ntbsm, um feline &iibnteit burh cine
neae @&mabuns gu ltrafen. ais brauben
auf eem sefrorenen grrrsih baitise
Sdritte eridalltea unb sleia barauf Tie
5anbttir lid G1fnste.
6rau StSms erbub fh. SIR Nntlib
purpe nod itarrer uno barter, inbsm Re
lth Der Stubenttiir ndberte. Die1elte
cffnste Fh, bsvcr 7e bic 6anb nad rem
5atlriesel aus1refts uno rer @aein Der
sampe traf bas 9sftis ssrotbete Nntl;s
Yolirabs.
(Jortlebuns fplat.)
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Z G + a g..

auf benz Barbecue bei Seauin,
meldes am 10. itattfaub, batten li9 un>
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franf mar, brad er por Der ibm seitatte=
ten ae;t ab nno iiberiieB ieinem @esner
Srelano ben Gepnerltanb. 9m Nadmit=
tag lpraden auBeroem St : @cuperneur
@hbbof uno 5mei Steiner rpn @on,ales.
= Sn 0cn5ales murbe cin preiia6riaeS
Sinh pdbreno es nit ieinen Gltern in
elnem Wasen fubr, burd cine gereauna
oe5 lestern berauS9eldleubert uno ater>
tabren, 10 oaB eS ausenblidlib ltarb.
0rei 8iraer con Sreubam lino als
&ranfanmsrter mad Msempbis absesansen.
- Or. 6crte8 bon 9touno Sod lit
NIT pler Sramfenpartern nad OtenlpbiS
abgereilt. Otebrere anoere 8ewpbner mer~
ben folsen, iobalo lie Ba1e erbalten.
Die Burger Don @aele paB baten
l4O Dollar naA San Nn!pnia selauot,
nit Der Belfimmuna Ne esn balfsbsoariti.
ata in ben 1isberpiArittsn gu atsrmsilen.
= Der S6eriH Ssrber pon 81 palo Be.
rdtst eab er Nntonip Sli,ariu. sinsn
Ruhtisen @erbreaer. usrbafsete uno in bic
s1ait ltsats. eab uter in berIelben Nadt
cine An3atl Don Merifaner pun ien1eits
ees Stio Vranoe ben 5lub iiberlAritt, bic
Sail srbrah uno BEN Wefansenen befreite.
- Sn Dalas fsl eine Sdie6erei AMI.
iden eiientabnbeamtsn Der Dallas uss
Widita Giientabn yer asi, pelasr Or.
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Babn, mserere Nunben eapon trga.
: Nen bouitcn beridtet bic , DeutIde
3eltun9 ltnIere Staot bat gu benz Cops
Der 6ranfenpfleser, melde ld freimiaia
gum Sranfenoienft in ben Sieber. Oitritten
9eneloet, Elm aniebnlihes Contingent se
felt. auber ben idon in leeter Summer
Grwa4ntea iino oieie 0ote nod Die 1cl.
9enosn uah Tengeliee Gne NfillINpyi
Aber 3ittle 9er9 absereit Mme. Ssdel,
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Julius Salm. Oresor seib uno sc Bceb
me. Nir wiiniden Nuen @ldd ,ur
9feile unb gu ibrem 2etesmert. Die
5c4Idule muroe am Dienltas nit ct,ps
40 Sddlern erSifuet, ton benen etpa
QreiNlsriel in pie sutsrits Slalie bernie.
len werten nubten. 98as uns oil Der
Sdule nidt sefiat 1T beren Gage = in
elnem trliberen ycrfaufslaben = bic ber
81 elnem sduI,imner erserpey,ides &en.
tllallcn igpis ess Hatpiss 9iSt ssttebrt.
gGttS es psT 9ruftss 1idt moati1 sewe.
len lein. Elm teiieres Sdul 9rcal gu fin.
SeHs
= Das Dallas YcltStlatt lfreibt
Die lesten 5cuntas ateas III eer
Surnba0e gum Hsilsa Der pom aelten
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ter: Wcritsuuns neblt 9cn5e,t mar III tiiult
lerlldsr lcpcbl, alS in seielliser uno
finausieller 9inidt elm Srfols. Ole bel
ben Stiide ), Die Oienlttoteu" unp , GU
6reisr III 1ebeusBeIabr". sinaen tebr alati
Ater sis Aretter uho benielen, pab me
iMe Ciaetanten beeeutenes 5ortiGyitte
MAIDEN nae tsiAe anftrenJuns ideuen,
iG jn oarpout cmmcn.
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Die
xdalihe Treic Nreife
etl1slr;
tagtD NIT MuSnabme brp Scuntase
uno to(tf4
10. 0, far ol5 Slbr prer 81 SO fur
Wcnnte.
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IS seicttsbt suh rsht, wenn itr leioet
uno wsnn ibr In eisisr fdGnsn Dslt elm
hur6 8rantteit ssltSrtes, iammsysoGea
estsa iahrts "a !'sat tp itsb!tr lei eu6.
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Vsfslstbs". 1pSpsae &opiihmsr,en,
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Wttsl uiro In alien Staotsn oisles Cen,
tlnsnts psrfauii unb enrs SsSsnilien f5n>
asa suS fassa. iUsidps aus9e5sihnsts gu.
rem ss belrirft bat. prObeFaIdsn 10
Gents. Drsi Dolsn bsben bas eeipen.
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- Serr Watib. Sartin5s, ct. @cla,
Obic, erSablt :: Gin iunser Wtann in un.
lerer 9emeince, Der lelt pier Sabren all
Serppbeln titt, mulbe ourdb ben @ebrauc,
pcn Or. 9lusnit SSn S's $ nj.
b urger 2rppfen sdn3lid, pjeoer
ber5elteQt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-13

The Reno Gazette of the 10th has the
following: The Cupola furnace was
heated again last night, and to-day
when the ore was put in it seemed to
melt very readily. The minute it
struck the bottom, however, it chilled.
This is no doubt owing to some disar-
rangement of the blast, and the mis-
fortune is that the Schively brothers
know nothing about furnace work.
They have tried several times to en-
gage a man who understood the princi
pies upon which this furnaceworks.T Two
men from Eureka have applied, "old
smithers," they said, when it was dis
covered that one forwarded " coal to
the Eureka furnace in a w~heelbarrow,
while the other shoveled in the mate
rial. Neither knew anything of the
workings of a furnace. To-day a man
was engaged, when along comes the
sheriff and scoops him as a witness.
1t may be said in all fairness that the
process has never enjoyed a fair trial.
We believe it has a fair chance for sue
cess, and commend those whose per-
severance stands behind it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-13
ON RENT.

A domestic episode, of rather a seri-
u nature, transpired during the re-
cent sojourn of the Female Minstrels
in Eureka, and one that for a time
threatened to develop into a tragedy.
A susceptible husband, seeking fresh
fields and pastures new, became smit
ten with n of the principal members
of thai organization-she OF the fault
less form and agile limbs. Mabel
Santley was the soubriquet that she
sailed under, and by some unfortunate
means the wife of his bosom tumbled
to his little racket. She knew his
penchant for stolen sweets, and insti-
tuted a strict espionage on his move
ments. Downing a suit of boys cloth
ing provided by a sympatbizing friend
in whom she contided, she logged his
footsteps after n~ightiall-his business
occupied his entire attention during the
day-and was rewarded by discover
ing the trysting place, the spot selected
for the indulgence of their unholy
love, being the little porch in the rear
of the dressing at Bigelow's Hall.
Safely ensconsed in the DARK depths of
the ditch, she heard her recreant
spouse pour burning words of love and
passion into the ear of his frail inamo-
rata and witnessed the aInorous en-
braces of the naughty pair. These in
cidents were very brief, as the fair
Mabel could only meet him during
those intervals that her presence was
not required on the stage, but they
made up in raciness what they lacked
in time. Heartbroken at the demon
strdtion OF the infidelity of her hus
band, the wife determined on suicide,
and returning to the home made niser-
able by the waywardoess of her guilty
spouse, she drank off a dose of lauda-
mum. first writing a note stating the mo
tives that prompted her to seek relief
from her troubles in death. On his ar
rival at his domiclle he found her in a
comatose state, and the letter fully ex-
planned the situation. Then there was
a hurrying to and fro, a call for assist.
ance, and a speedy trip after a doctor.
All of the remedies known to the pro.
f~ession, and procurable. were applied,
and fortunately they were eventually
successful. but it was several long
hours before that issue could safely be
predicted. Her demise was finally
averted. and the now penitent husband
ilnplored forgiveness and promised by
all the gods to abstain in the future
from similar peccadillos. The party
assembled, five in number, agreed to
keep the affair a profound secret, but
AS there were three of the gentIer sex
included in the party, it will be under
stood that they undertook an impossi
BILE task. AS we did not get our infor-
nation neither from the doctor nor the
husband, it must be that n of the
ladies told her bosom friend, who in
turn did the same, and so on, until the
readers of the SENTINEL, in whose dis
erection we repose the greatest conf
dence, came into possession of all the
facts, barring names, and the local an
nounce that it will be entirely useless
for any one to ask for light on that
particular branch of the subject.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-13
THE EAvERLY MINsTRELs.

Another large audience greeted the
MINISTRIES on their fourth appearance,
and those present were as decided in
their verdict, as on the previous occa.
sions. The drawing power of the
troupe is wonderful, and their success
is to be solely attributed to their un-
qualified merit. There is not a mem
Der of the organization but who is
above the average, and their undoubt-
ed talent in their several roles makes a
harmonious whole, an entertainment
during which the auditors interest
and amusement is not allowed to flag
for a moment. Every act is given
with a rapidity and smoothness that
proves not only the abilities of the ac-
tors, but also the presence Of an effi-
cient stage manager, and enforcement
of strict discipline behind the scenes.
The instrumental part of the band de
serves a passing notice. The musi
clans have evidently been carefully
selected, and the accom- panlments to
the songs and choruses are by no means
the least enjoyable part of the pro
gramme. The string band is n of
the best we have aver seer together,
and the brass is more than excellent.
Their street music has furnished the
citizens of Eureka with a delightful
treat and has been universally com
mended. The vocal portion is equally
strong. Mr.. Dixon's voice is a sweet
mellow tenor, clear as a silver bell,
and exquisitely m~odulated, showing
thorough culture on his part. Mr.. Ra-
pier falls but a trifie below him, and
Messrs. Freeth and Roe baritone and
basso make up a quartette that would
be difficult to excel. We have written
at length on previous occasions of the
features of the second part, and see no
reason to recall Il unqualified praise.
We have seen every prominent min.
strel band that ever performed on this
coast from the days Of Backus, Birch
and Eph Horn, in the "lang syne,'
down to Kelly 81 Leon, and the list in
cludes nearly every prominent per-
former in the United States, and we do
not hesitate to say that this ~organiZa-
ton is one of the strongest that ever
put in an appearance west of the
Rocky mountains. Our citizens will
have but two more opportunities OF
patronIZing the troupe-at h matinee
this afternoon and this evening-and
we hope they will give the company a
benefit. They most certainly deserve
it, A strong bill will be presented on
both occasions, as will be seen by ref
erence to their advertisement.