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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-05
Notice of Forfeiture.
EuRrKA COUNTY, srArr on NEVADA,

EUREKA COUNTY, STATE OF NEVADA,
December 3Ist, 1877.
TO MICHAEL SHEESE AND A, g. Nc
L kENIiE: You are hereby notified that
|, owning the interest Of Barney Collins. one
OF the original l~ucators, have expended at
least eighty dollars tor each of the following
wears, in labor and improvements, upon the
Irish lmhasenderr lode, being 500 feet,
situated in Secret Canyon Mining district.
and recorded in tho records now in said dis
trict, in ssid county and State, as will aJnear
by certificates filed 3lst Of December, 1877, in
the office Of the Recorder Of sand county, in
order to hold said promises under the pro-
visions OF section 1924 of tho Revised Stat
tues of the United States, being the amount
required to hold the ~ ne for the years end
ing 1874, 1878, 1876, 1877; and if within 80 days
after this notice, by publication, You fail or
refuse TO contribute your proportion Of such
expenditure, as co-loeators, your interest in
said CLAN Will become til, property of the
subscriber, under said Sc tion 2.82A.
.j%yl-law90d ID. j. J. MACLAU3HLIN.
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A complete miners outfit is for sale, con-
sisting of a blacksmith forRe. tools, drills,
wheelbarrows. windlass, ropes. etc. Apply
at T. MAUPIN'S STORE, Main street, Ea-
reka. jy3tf
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Just Received.

A consignment of fresh Hickory Nuts,
Pack Walnuts, and a very nice article of
Sauer Kraut. at MRS. NJ. A. ASHlM'S,
Corner Of Buel and Bateman streets.
iaI2
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-05

TwESTy-F1vE DOLLAR TEA SETs, at HAS
KELL'S. sept9-tf
BAR GLASSES, Goblets, .Tumblers, etc, at
HASKELL'S sept9-tf
FINE wool mattresses, $40, at HASKELBS.
sepfg.kf
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WATcHRs JRwELRY neatly repaired. If
you want to have your watches and jewelry
repaired in a w~orkmanlike manner, go 10 p
SrtLEB's Jewelry store, one door south OF
5. Ashim n Bros. Main street. jy3tf
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NEW YORK, March 4.
Seven of the crew of the German
bark Otto George, burned at sea, re
port that, being unable to extinguiSh
the flames, they were obliged to aban
don the vessel on the sixth day of last
month. While getting into the boat,
the boatswain, FredericK Richard, fell
overheard and was lost, and the painter
parting, the BOAT drifted away, leaving
Captain Temple. the mate and four
seamen on the burning vessel. The
steamship CHILEAN sighted the bark the
next day, and falling in her attempts
to rescue two men seen on board,
owing to a sever storm prevailing.
bore away, leaving them to their fate.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-05
Arrest of a Mail Robber.

oMAfA, MdICH Il.
Special mail agent Seybolt, of this
city, has arrested at O.tumwa, Iowa,
Edward Pierrepont Dullieid. mail
agent on the Chicago. Burlington ard
Quincy Railroad. Dutlield is a nephew
of P~ierrepont, a former Minister to
England, and after whom he was
named. He was detected by decoy
letters. Registered packages broken
open were found secreted in his ear.
The evidence against him is pretty con-
elusive. He was required to give 81
600 bail, which he furnished.
NEW YORK, March 4.
Judge Wallace yesterday decided the
motion tor n new trial made by the
Emma Mine Company, in its suit
against Park and Baxter. The Judge
rame to the conclusion That the motion
must be denied.
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VIENNA. October 26. Although efforb to form
Pets ministry have hitherto been unsuccessful,
the impression still seems to prevail they will yet
triumph ESHE$
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THE FEVER.

= "A
MEMPHIS. October %. Weather moderate
light rain falling.
From six o'clock last evening until noon to day
undertakers report six orders for nterment.
w. J. Chase, acting postmaster, was stricken
last night and the wife of Captain Lane Caldwell
who returned from Glasgow, Ky. Wednesday
wss prostIsted yesterday.
charmen OF relief committees in the principal
cities asking assistance for inland towns that have
bad the fever, TO help pay balances they owe. aud
$4,000 win be required.
NEW ORLEANS, October 30. HEAVY rain this
morning; deaths 10; cases reported 50.
WASHINGTON, October 20. On application,
Secretary Evarts has sent to Hon. Casey Young,
Memphis. $1,000 out of the French fund being
distributed by him, to be used in the purchase Of
clothing and bedding for the fever sufferers.
The national RELIEF commission recommend the
appropriation Of $1,000 be made for the relief Of
the sufferers in towns and villages surrounding
Memphis.
The secretary Of state has received from Lyons
France. $500, and from ST. Gsllen, Switzerland,
X502 for the yellow fever sufferers.
MOBILE, October 20. -Four new cases. No
deaths, twenty-five recoveries, leaving twenty six
cases now under treatment.
CHATTANOOGA, October 20. Three new cases.
one death Cold rain to-day.
At New Orleans, seven deaths and forty eight
cases.
At Baton Rouge, twelve cases are reported and
one death.
At VIcksburg, one death. and a drilling rain.
At Delta, one death to-day.
AT Jackson, sixteen new cases aud four deaths.
At Memphis the board Of health reports seven
deaths to-day.
Little Rock having raised the quarantine trains
are now run TO that city.
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The Iowa Eiection--what Secretary Nc.
Crazy Says. ~ "


BURLINGTON, October %. The Hawk Eye
publishes q letter from Secretary McCrary, Ii
which he expresses an opinion that according q
PEELED to admit the Iowa congressmen elected in
October.
The republican House in 1871 admitted the
liar cucum .tances. sya n SO 90 a
The com mittee on elections reported that where
the State authorities interpreted the lang usge OF
the State constitution. the intel probation ought to
be accepted by Congress-
suikers Break Up a Democratic Meet
ing in N. Y.
NEW YORK, October 20. A democratic mass
meeting was broken up last evening by striking
laborers. because of the presence ON the platform
Of District Attorney Woodruff, who conducted the
recent prosecution of the editor of the Laborer
newspaper, accused Of libel. y }--A
Explanation.
WASHINGTON, October 20. The United States
attorney for Texas selegraphs the Attorney Gen I
in regard to the arrests in Montgomery county. in
that State, for political offences, that they we're
made principally upon complaint OF persons prom
inently identified with the greeuback movement,
and not upon the complaint Of the republicans.
Nomination.
New YORK, October 20. The following were
the Congressional nominations made here this
evening:
Repu bcans, 5th dist, Thos. II. Bourke.
Combined anti TAnmsny, 9Th dist, 3. s. Coz.
Dreamer greenbackers, 9Th dist, Gen. w. w.
Averill. Hanlou o Reilly.
Green5ackers, 9th dist, Lawrence jerome.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
Daily Ksnuthtt journal
MAINE NEWS by TELEGRAPH.
Missing.

Missing.
UNITY, October 20. A black smith By tue name
of Pummer who has worked here for q year or
two past, decsmped last week, leaving many debts
behind him. He was last heard from making to-
ward the provinces. Deputy Sheriff Fegg start
ell in pursuit after him.
PORTLAND, October 20. The Lebanon House,
the only hotel at East Lebanon, was destroyed by
fire Sunday.
A story and half house, barn, cart, two horses
hay and household furniture, in Gorhsm, belong.
ing to Arcanda ElKins, were destroyed by fire last
night, valued at two thousand dollars. Small in
surance. The house was called the Thomas house
and Was relct of the lodan war
Marine News.
The ship Ida Lily has arrived at Richmond,
where she is to undergo extensive repairs.
The schooner .. NJ. Msrrett is undergoing re-
pairs at Boo,hbay, and is to be fitted for the West
Indies fruit trade.
The schooner Frederick, three master, (prob-
ably William Frederick of Belfast, was passed
the 18th, latitude 1912. longitude 1886, having
been abandoned.
The wreck of the schooner Eta A. Simpson
was towed into Vineyard Haven the 26th
The schooner General Howard, while proceed
ing down the Kennebec from Gardiner, with lum
Der, struck rock and sprung leak. The leak
was stopped by divers
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Attended Murder.

BosroN, October 20. Two quack doctors named
Eddy and Ames, were are sted in Lynn, ON charge
Of conspiracy to murder DR.. Daniel ii Spofford Of
tn city. The latter secured many patients of
Eddy's in Hsvethill and Newburyport, which was
the cause Of the attempt. All parties were prac-
ticlng q new method OF curing disease. which they
sty led the Christian scientist cure.
The tannery, currying shops and morocco fac.
tory of Michael Arnold, ct Salem, was burned this
forenoon. Loss, $50 900. Insurance not stated.
Fatal A ccident.
William Psrkson, about eighty years DID, resid.
ing at Rings Island, Salisbury, while crossing the
city railroad on city wharf, was knocked down BY
the engine, run over, and had both legs cut off
above the knees. He cannot survive.
Marine Disaster.
PRovINCETowS, October %. The schooner
Ceres sailed from this port yesterday. While of
Race Point experienced heavy sea, which broke
centre board of. She returned for repairs.
A Good Haul.
The meuhaden feet have made good haul to-
day, the total catch being G. 500 bbls.
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4 PROTEST FROM ENGLAND TO
RUSSIA. asa 1tf
The Russian People Ready to Renew
the Struggle.
A CRISIS I'M MINENr.

LONDON, October 20. A despatch from Vienna
says England has addressed q protest to Russia
against her non.execution of the treaty Of Berlin,
o9t me lines, IN leading editorial article, while
must be taken, thinks the collective representa-
tion Of the powers will be ost effectual ard be-
lieves France, Austria and Germany will not hes.
ltate with England in protecting the provisions Of
the treaty. raH
VIENNA, October 20. The Presse says that
England alone demanded explanations at St. Pc
tets6ug OF the Russian movements 10 Roumelia-
LONDON. October 30. The Pail Nail Gssesss
edtorialiy declares that the treaty Of Berlin 10 Q
failure. and that il will be impossible 70 arrive at
pacific solution on its lines, and that the sooner
this Is recognized the better. Peace, Il Gays,
must De commanded by commanding the arrest Of
the reckless power which has kept Europe in con-
motion for years past, and now threatens TO break
away from all law and ell restraint. II this d on
~ to be done in concert and concert ID give aud
take game tor the benefit of which eli parties
must pay something, it follows that We should not
shrink from any price in reason.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, October 20. The ports has
asked Prince Laoanof to explain the return Of
the Russian troops TO the positions recently evac-
uated by them. and also the refusal 10 reinstate
the Turkish authorities in the district between
Tchoilon and Adrisnople.
Sixty thousand Russians have entered Roume.
liza by way OF Bourjas.
ST. PETERSBURG, October %. The Galos says
II the Russian people were consulted they would
unhesitatiDgly decide for Q renewal Of the strsg-
gle -
Despite the expedents of diplomacy to arrest
the natural course Of historical development il 10
evident that an inevitable criss on the Eastern
question has arrived. There IL no apparent proc
Pect OF completing the organisation OF the Balkan
peSinsuar on basis Of humanity aud justice
without fresh war.
Rumors are persistently current that the gov
arnment has decided to offer assistance to Sbere
Ali. Many volunteers are preparing TO start for
Alghanistan.
1t is reported that ITO torpedo boats have bsen
distributed among the war ships. ..t
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Austria.

Austria. u " n
VIENNA. October o. Although effors to form
Pets ministry have hitherto been unsuccessful,
tne IMPRESSION sun seems 10 Pre'sh 'ney VIII ye'
"""P" tt tttt"
Ens'ano.
The coroner's Investigation of the railroad dis
s as'er =. ouay pi,u , ,JsI eiu'' VI """
'i""s"'e' "s"i"'' '"e 's"" ~
a"ure'
LONDON, October 20. Edward Payson Weston
has failed liabilities $500.
Strike. ~t91lA
At meeting of agricultural laboreis Yesterday
to protest against the proposed reduction Of the
wages in Kent and Sussex, it was stated that one
thousand laborers had already struck, and the
ps,vasn ,an ,honssnd IA SS,ssn ,hc...nI .;ii
nI,;n,a,a,v he atysc,ad in IN. inc co.nt;.. m.
iah"rsrs 5scI.ra the conr.s of m. fsrmsr. i. -
nress;ve and threaten IN eu;vr.te- - -
P's'''s' ''N ...s .4
'aiS M~'
Twelve Austrian omcers lett Jenna yesterday
i LOT lenerAn, 70 .eots . suse ne 0'1 s"y v"
WV '""N " w. -
Personal.
NJ. Remenz, Hungarian vioinist, wss among
the passengers who sailed from Liverpool this
MOI ming for New York. 10 ES
Marine News.
The bark Carrie Delf., from Aotverp. n...ed a.
sea abandoned on the 22d, the ship Anglo Saxon,
probably from Dublin for Quebec. 2. al
France. &Sa
~, % IT..
AhIs C 49, "ri ~ " ,SN ~
ed States NOW aches Ssl4 600 = -
The Afghan War.
c,,r, oo,oh.r 90 o,a..s r.. han ;..,.a
oiaiLA, octooer -. oIuers n.ve Deea 'ssueo
iof sne conec.on vi p s.oes anu "."'Por' 'or '"ea
r rnou nnl', ue ~ p.os.I ~. s.a >. ,,.
The beRum OF bnopoi mas onefeo 70 place nsr
army az the aisPosAioi EnsiAno'
Ireland.
BELFAST October %. Lord Dufferin arrived
day, and was received by the council and e.
corted to the Town Hall, where addresses wcN
presented.
SPAN.
n~u C..Ios in lattar n oman Tsahe1ia
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LOUISIANA.
The Situation.

New YORK. October 30. A despatch from the
chairman of the democratic parish committee of
Shreveport, is mailing speeches and canvassing
the parish, and violating civil service orders. Al
the recent meeting At Springridge, he and col
ored politician made bitter speeches, causing Bit
ter ling among whites and blacks, and . dem
onstration was made against them which might
have resulted seriously but for the prsssncs Of
democratic speakers. tNME@E
A special despatch from New Orleans says
prominent politician says that after the vote for
Congressmen had been ascertainsd, the United
States Supervisor would not be permitted 70 Wit
cess the remainder Of the count. 1t 10 intimated
that the reason the State arms were removed from
the armories and deposited in the Mechanics In
the United Sistes Supreme court 10 the case of
Johnson, the claimant to the authorship. 1t is
anticipated the decision will be favorable to John
son, who may be re-instated by the U. s. Mar
ehal.
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FINANCIAL MATTERS.
The Money Market in Europe.

LONDON, October 20. French capitalists took
good three months bills here yesterday, % low %
five per cent. discount. .-Nraf
10 Paris the open market rate Of discount was
81 and 3-4 per cent. 4.
The next return Of the Bank of England 10 ex-
pected to show favorable changes, S314 900 hav-
ing gone into the bank from abroad since Thuss-
day, and $4,000 from Scotland, 100000 from
the East being expected to-day. Further retarn,
both OF gold and notes from Scotland is soon an
ticipsted.
The Times is apprehensiv the money market 10
not safe from American and German dsmAnds for
gold. sa.U4 .lfs
Afghan affairs may require the government 70
send silver 10 India. Inc Indian market for sill
yer Is now bare, and the demand thas created
would raise the price and 80 bring out German
stock, which is believed to be still large.
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NEW HAM l'SiiIRE.
Plan to Free Prisoners,

Boston, October 20. Various reports are cir
cuisted regarding the plot for the release of pris-
oners at the Concord State prison, but the one
giving most credence is to the effect that gang
Of ro1ghs we're intending TO come from New York
in the night and gain admittsbce to the prison
from outside the walls, overpower the officers,
lease some Of the convicts. take possession Of the
midnight freight train on the Fitchburg railroad,
bound towards the city, and thus escape detection
and arrest. The officers very retcent, which
fact leads many to regard it probable that impor
tant evidence is in their possession.
Educational.
HANOVER, October 30. The graduation exer-
cses Of the medical department Of Dartmouth Col
lege occurred this evening at the college church.
The valedictory was by E. .. Pearson, b. s., Of
Manche ster.
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On Saturday afternoon last, abou. one o'clock,
. young man about II or Syears Of age, hired q
horse at Mr.. J. A. Jones livery stable, on Gu sb-
noe heights. saying that he wanted it to 20 to
Livermore Falls. and would return the next after
noon He paid one dollar in advance, and was to
nav the remainder on bis return. He a stran-
ger to Jones, but said he was going to work in the
factory on his return. On Sunday afternoon at
five O'Clock, the horse WAS seen hitched in Market
square, and there he remsiHed until midnight,
when some one took pity on him, and
returned him to the owner. The fellow who
left him there didn't even take pains to cover him
with blanket, though one was in the carriage.
The horse is . valuable one, and had evidently
been ddvsn fast The fellow gave his name as
IS Stephen Riggs, and Jones is looking for him
with grsenhids. =
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The Indians.
AFFAIRS MORE PEACEABLE ON
THE RIO GRANDE.

New YORK, October 30. Intelligence from
m sry officers on the Rio Grande, represent af
fairs more peaceabie than heretofore. The asser-
ton is made that there 10 q large number of in
cursions into Mexico by Indians from this country
than BY Mexicans into Texas. Due credit is now
given the Mexican government for Efforts to sup
press rsiding. Sending troops to the border for
this purpose 10 regarded evidence of good faith
There is an understanding that troops of each
ton to the other side of apprehended raids. OH
GERS of the respective armies are on the most
friendly terms. M tFF
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Convention.

Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, October %. The general L nj
tartan convention began its annual meeting here
to-day.
Coal.
Tie Lehigh coal exchange held its monthly
meeting this afternoon. 1t was decided to make
no change in prices. An agreement was entered
into for . meeting OF operators at Bethlehem, Pa,
Monday afternoon, when the questions bearing
upon the visibility Of the continuance of the
coal combinations will be discussed.
Personal.
The trustees Of Jay Cookies estate to day com,
mencad the second distrib ution.
Railroad Matters.
The directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad
have adopted . scheme foi fnal redemption of Sc
carities upon which the company is guaranteed
Trustees will be appointed to whom $4,000 OF
more per month will be paid by the treasure
from the net cal nings, to be invested at their dis
creton in stocks and bonds for which the com
psny is liable.
An Assault.
Henry Richmond, . negro minstrel, killed Dan
iel Archer this afternoon, bv striking him with
pitcher in saloon. Richmond WAS arrested.
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N uniclpal Court.

Municipal Court.
John Larue for drunkenness and disturbance on
the street, was yesterday sent to Jail for thirty
days
Albert Maxwell and John Holmes plead guilty
to vagi aney and went to the house of correction
for thirty days.
Charles Warren plead guilty to drunkenness
and was sentenced to thirty days at hard labor in
jail
for thirty days for tramping.
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EARL BEACONsFlELD.
His Dangerous Illness is Reported.

New YORK, October 20. A London despatch
says the air Is heavy with rumors concerning the
illness Of Beaconsheld.
The cabinet is summoned to consider what
should be done in case OF His Lordship's death.
1t is said that after the last meeting Of the cabi-
net he was attacked by an epileptic It, He was
compelled to remain fer several hours 10 the wait
ing room before 1t was considered safe to trassfer
him to . carriage. He was driven to his home IN
charge Of a physician who has since admitted he
had fears Of IA al results from the fatigue Of this
means of transport.
The Bulletin this morning announces that Bea.
consted is in better health. a"
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n AIRY LAND.
Big Fire.

BALTIMORE, October 90. The refinery of the
Consolidated Oil and Coal Co. at Lower Canton, is
burning.
Later dispatches say three employees were
burned to death. The building and machinery
we're valued at 81 000 with 1850 barrels Of oil, to-
tally destroyed The fire was caused by the ex-
plosion of Of . gasoline still.
Railroad Matters.
1t 10 rumored in railroad circles that the Erie 4
Baltimore and Ohio roads would not go into the
pooling arrangements with other reads November
l. Chicago advices report serious disagree uents,
cutting Of rates, violations Of stipulations. and like
acts.
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CONGRESsM AUKD.
He Says Gre enbackisn h. Declining in
Ohio.
TIlden Not an Available Candidate.

New YoRK. October 20. The Tribune pub
fishes interview with Congressman Hurd of
Ohio, ID which he says that greenbackism Il on
the decline in Ohio. He has no doubt that the
present Congress will ATTEMPT to repeal the re-
sumption act, but probably without success. He
thinks Thurman Is the proper democrats caudi-
date for President. Tilden 10 not available,
though Hurd does not think the cipher dispatches
injured him. lie does not believe Tilden he'd any
thing to do with them.
Hurd said Hays was never elected Preside nt
and il the democrats find any way to unseat him
without disturbing the peace Of the country, they
will be justified In doing il. Ga
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YER N ONT.
Robbery.

Boston, October 90. A special from st. Adams
says that one Pche, of the firm of Piche & Pa.
nault, boot and shoe dealers there, last Sunday
evening robbed his partner of over $1,000 worth Of
goods, and fed. The firm is is indebted to Bos-
ton, Burlington and Rutland parties and the later
de eiopments Indicate that Pehe fed with the
property to deiraud creditors.
Legislative.
MONTPELIER, October 20. A joint resolution
fixing Thursday, Nov smber IA, at 2.30 P. NJ. for
the election Of secretary of state AUDITOR sergeant
at arms, railroad commissioner, commissioner Of
insane, and other State officers, passed the House
to day.