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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-31
THE sULKY pLOw TRIAL.


Very much interest eeutered in thi-. The
only held rfiIi OF the week. Me--.s. Smith &
keasing entered the Furst Il Bradley Star
sulky. and Ne-srs n. q smyth & sons en-
tered the New Era, made by the Chicago
Pow Co. The trial wss conducted With
great thoroughnes,. The COMMITTEES selected
comprised Mes,r-. G.. Wight, J. W Ftzser-
terminei to arrive at the real merit a. be-
tween the two. Tne ground was very trashy
with cut corn stalks and sna flowers and was
almost loo dry, The star was first put to test
and was closely followed by the committee.
Measurements were / ken frequently aud
the burrows were ordered at all depths from
three TO eight inches. she work was admir-
able at all depths-no closging. and trasb per-
fectiy covered. The New Era was put
through the sau'e course and the work done
was iair. IL was not, however. possible 10
secure good work at shaios depths. Afser
one trial the team. were changed but with
on, affecting The gsseiai result. The seci-ioa
Of the committee was un. nimgus in favor Of
the furst 4 Brssiicy suisy. a ehsslsnse Tor
iria! OF breakers given by smith 4 Heating
was declined, bat an exhibition Of The Star
was given for the satisfaction 81 sisiIors OF is
work In the prairie sod. The dfsi.ion wa.
clearly sustained by tae expression Of those
present. The piow bagdied 30 eszsiy. AMI
evidently ran "a Ugh, I: could no; be other
wise. !; was unfortunate hat no dynamo
meter was al hand TO make positive ie-, OF
the draft. Smith & Heating are sole sgsnss
tor the Furst Bradley saisy Piows. eesner
Of Douglas a nd Lswsense avenue. 2s-g
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FOR SALE.
No. II ,337, Highland Lad. Red and
White. bred by j. B. Sterling

White. bred by j. B. Sterling
Of Leroy, Mclean county, Illinois; calved
October 90, 1873; got by Lord Highland; No.
14,772, out OF Pansey, by Roam Duke, 1872;
Fannie, by The Priest, G,a46; Meg, by Earl
OF Chatham, 5.G22 Meg. by Exchange, 4s3 !;
Pocahonlas, by Osceola, 7sS; Calsta, by i'm
ported Comet, 1856 Cherry, by Misfortune,
1l5; Sprightly, by Sportsman, 99o Tulip, by
Mirandi. Ass.
The above pedigree is recorded in the thir-
teenth volume Of the American Short Horn
Herd Book. Ii. OLIVER,
3l-4ts ) miles and OF Wichita.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-31

GEo. Y. Smith & Co. s
LIS the Larsest
RETAIL FIRM IN THE WEST.
They have the
DEEPEST STORE IN THE STATE.
They have an
IMMENSE STocK OF Dry GooDs AND
Doors AND SHOES.
HOwNlNG FOUR LARGE STORES "a
they buy their goods OF importers and
manufacturers. thereby saviug
large per ceat. that
smaller frms
obIigedto pay
to joobers. Remem-
Der the old motto: .'Goods
well bought are bali seld- Mr.. Smith
u- Is IN NEW YORK AND OTHER "a
Markets the en,if. year, looking for
novelties and bargains Tor bis
many customers. With
their large adj
they have put
in = skylight in their
Wichita store, thus making II
the best lighted store iu kansas. They
~ DO BUSINESS on BUSINESS Ell
principles, have but ore price to al,
thus saving their customers
time and money. They
have jus, re-
ctlttu
large line OF
c,oaks, shawls & dress
goods. all new s,yles-marked
low. Some Of the best bargsins,n theft
re DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT 81
ever shown In the West Beautiful
black alpacas, black cashmeres
aud black silks st two
thirds of their
The new boo.
and shoe house ia the
addition to their store, OPEN
ing on Main street, next say'gs Bank,
fE- CONTAINS AS GOOD HAND X
made work as can be manufactured.
Their large variety OF styles,
different qualities and
kinis OF leath-
erin
boots 4 shoes
Is uneIeal,ed by any
house Ia the West. They sell
the best, latest imF roved and most
" DURABLE SEWING MACHINE 81
fer s2j, giving The Extra attachments
free Of charge. Tn Sc ami
many othsr rsre ta.-
gains sre 10 lie
had ony
at the Mammo b
sore OF GEORGE.
SMITH & CO., Eag Book,
next door TO the SAVINGS Back.
Wichita, Kansas. nos;0-lt
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For the week ending October Goth
ESTABLISHED.
Eagle Creek, Rocks county, Samue
n. Pritchard. postmaster.
Sherlock, Sequoyah county, Eli Over
ton. postmaster.
Woodville, Russell county, Alvin
Wilson, postmaster.
DISCONTINUED.
Island, NeOshO county.
Springfield, Mitchell county.
NAME CHANGED.
Bowdenvillc, Smith county, to Blu
da, VIM. S. Brown, postmaster.
POSTMASTERS APPOINTED.
Dewitt, Washington county, Hima-
nus Dewitt.
Fort Lincoln, Bourbon county, Car
yer Hotchkiss.
Hesper, Douglas county, Jacob Hor.
uer.
High Prairie, Leavenworth county,
William Sloan.
lakewood, Linn county, w. b. Scott,
Otter Lake. Pottawatom;e county,
Mrs. Hattie Shehi.
Pierccville, Sequoyah county, John
B. Prescott.
Rivcrdale, Clay county, George At.
wood.
st. George, Pottawatomic county, G.
I. Ships.
Severance, Doniphan county, Nathan
A. Springer.
Stanton, Miami county, Robert
Jones.
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Ii. Mahany Is sole agents for the IA
nous black diamond coal mat is having
such big run. They have also on hanu
Usage Goals from different shafts which they
are selling at wholesale and retail. delivered
to any part OF the city on short notice. Give
us a call at the old G.. Il. Smith stand.
2-u Ii. MAuASY.
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Economy !, the road wealth ;" tiity cent.
worth OF Uncle Sans Harness o,l apple TO
your harness VIII make the leather Ioos IiK"
new and keep e totl pllabie s9tdecl
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Dr. Lo~ee & Bro viii return TO their Ole
stand near the Esgie Block about the fret OF
November. They VIII keep a large stock OF
medicines. medical msrehaHsse. paini.. OIL,
Yarbisbe.. brushes. glass. foreign p,rfDtas..
eezuiifal toilet SOAPS trusse. shoulder br.ee,.
eyeglasses. foe ssgsrs etc e.
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Post Office Changes.

Post Office changes in Kansas during
the week ending Ocr.l9 1873, furnished
for THE EAGLE by Win. VanVleck, ol
the Post Office Department:
ESTABLISHED.
Big Greek. Russell county, Emily C.
Sperry, DOstinistrrss.
Schreager, Trego county, John Wag.
ner, postmaster.
POSTMASTERS APPOINTED.
Clyde, Cloud county, William F.
Beatty.
Haliowell, Cherokee county, Will
liam a. Barmore.
Venango. Ellsworth county, Mrs.
Emily n. Underwood.
Wall Street, Linn county, Mrs. Eva
James.
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Found
Black Diamond Coal.

Awallet containing money and valuable pa
pers Enquire AT puu-comb's. 81
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shsriFs Sale.

NJ Block. risins.a.
-.
600 W Porter. Drfsn't
pisir,et Court, is,h Judicial District. sssisslck
County, kassas.
By virtae Of an order of sale issaei cut al ID
District tsaft ol ins Tn lislieiai DIS ret. az
tag Ia aaa toe >rsisw cori1ts ksasss, Wtrsr-
IN u Block Is rissn,ia, hnt tee. W. Porter -
defendants. Will, oa
Saturday tts I'D Gay Fl iSs<assr, a. u. 1873,
between the hours OF aud u clock. p. M. 81
the eaurt house duOf. teeiaa Va he usBt OF
the bsildinz kaswe as tns kasie uises On Dsi.,,s-
has ssepusl 10 the cisy oi wiensts, hansas. .aast
Tor stso az pubic suc.iDa. D. the hilhsst btsisr
Tor cash tu aaBd, all tas sht Ute and lntsse sf
~ the d sensfsat. t.ea " toFssr In eEst g. The
tsiiswsns ussf.ttri rel prapefty. ssiszsed IN
the ssaBfy OF >s.ts virk stat % hsnsaS. - VII
Lot, three 90 susi soss ti aud the sousa bali AZ
OF the sorihwe.ttasrt ' Ia sf section No vae
~. an township M. tsrn' -sFfea ca. svasA 90
rssge tour 90 eesf, appras "a s-t.s f~as rssp-
sffy frsiesi tsson tar Fn,tectif ~ a.s-Htssn
Geo. W Porter, aud vii be evss 10 saissfy ssit
rrtsr of szie
sheriff s oi;lee, Wichita, ooleb.f y. iS7s.
". " ulN>tNss. rasfsf
siass n iiation. rssissi4's Aisssneys. 90
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Hair Jewelry.

Oh any description, braided and frst quality
hair braiGs. cnris, switches. srixzes. etc sold
at very low prices CoD5ing. worked up ID
any style. All wcrk warranted. Mrs. Mari
kieniz, second door s51ta OF the Oceident4
Hotel. L:.iie. remember the place. iot
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-31

Adam had no mother-iE-law. aud children
have no worms that use Or. Jaques' German
Worm Cakes. Try them. 2Jtdec1
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Gard
By Universal Accord

neatly carved, elegantly fin.
ished, and cheap-at J. L. C.'s China Hall
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-31

Ba,hs. tour tor dollar. At Disssr I Kay
ser's. ls-6
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Brackets

Farmers guard your Horses. Cattle. Sheep
aud Hogs from tie DEte npers, Colds ana
Fevcrs so easily taken this time OF year. aud
costing 80 Mu,h when neglected. by mixing
Uncle Sans Condition Powder In their feed
according to direction. You can make no
Investment that will yield 50 great profit TO
your purse, and comfort 10 your stock Sold
by Aldrieh, Brown 4 Chas. Lawrence
s9ldecI
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Facts About the Bonds.
The issues of bonds were as follows:

!. five-iwenties. act Feb. p 1s62. S 5lt, $50. co
!. Ten fortics, act March ,, 1868 80. 15.W ZOO
. ren-fvrtir-, act March3, 1854 80. l2I, So. Got
J.. Five-twrniies, act darcn 3, lSji. 2,SS. Ocl
. Fivc-twenties. act June 30. l-6f 21I 3s7
I. Fiyc-twenties. act March g. is52 Oh, sli ,OOd
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Aam;n;.tra,,r.. Nct,ca

TIE state ufksfssas. ~eAgwsok Casstx. - Ia
the fss',ssr Cart Ia zasl for said tsfentss Ia
ihs nss,,~s . ;ac Estate 81 Gscrse Hostoa d.
<r<ssst.
Notice - hereby ssesa tAst f.rster. of Asfmin-
i-frsstsss stzvs htrR .r&afrf % the andrrsiznrd
ON On Estate II ssessfec Hsrtap. tste nj satd
Cen NY. deceased BY The Haarrshic. she rrs-b<te
tourS OF tbs sieusty ash stsfe st.rs..it. dated
The stsf dr. ef ssetssh r, \ -. t<rs So2. "a
fersca< 3 xieg clafHss pTsissf ths sad ksfatc.
hereby aesfastl stRt th~y sEsst prevent sbe
ssssr Ia, ansierstzes,s Tar sile~ wsf, asnc
rear from tat date OF SAID tsftrfs ;scy may b
pfecsHlsd ts,sn any hsn~st I'd ssaa ssssse. Ani
teai u saeh claims be act s>aibifet w,tasa thrive
fvss. alter lac date u said eftef.. sasy ehAii b.
torever barred
JULIA A. HoH1uS.
Deceased.
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Notice.

WICHITA, October II, ISIS.
Taken up by the undersigned on October
stb, one grey mare pony, shod in trent, with
no marks or brands.
RoBr. DUNCAN,
29-st kechi Township.
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Buy sulky picws Of smith & Heating Tor
they save tee Premium new wlonxhi Iron
Frame flow. 10 celebrated for isbtnes- Of
draft AMI quality Of work jus, resolved ths
premiums at the great p,o1 triai under the
auspices OF the sedgsick County AEriesi-
tJrs' Society on the fsir grounds. zs.f,
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Petition.

Nn:ice i h<Trby gwen that Tie undersigned
Will present 70 the hpasfab,e Board 81 ccanfy
Commissioners sf srslx~scx toazty ksas~s. a
"a Is next rssni2r n>cetlrg to be hid Ia WtchtfA
IN j<aasry iss2. p>sasen .sStax Zoe N atFro-
efissios OF SEQ fsE The parpa.e af assisting Ia
tsiisssex a bridge accrn<s NJ Rig tstrnsas River
| On sccssen isss he.ween s<sftens - an e, soSn-
shis -, rsnxs west. esslessfssi csss .. s'se-
ssxaea. , 4 b tsWN-
ECtLtpssx
~ BEL.
s4-3 CF HJpk
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Pretty and Young

In every feature but the hair. which bad
grown white frnn lever. Thi- lady az thirty
i've writes US: ~ have u.ei rlrker's Half
Bslsm sIx months. aud am more Than ll.a-es
with IT, II ba- restored ths natural bfowH
color Of my hair ADD gwen 10 a Shy softbe-s
pic. tbsn ever before. Tsere y IA dprfH .
No falling bar. and J; leaves ibe scalp 70 eles a
AID nice aud cool that | am ever much
peasesi, aud feel AMI look iiss snii-elf as*ih
Di-iniectsnt proPertie, ,ha, eatcr chemically
mao sbi- preparation rppiisr u hrallas cleans
iag and beal'aisil. sEJ the beautiful aud sigof-
Gus hair IL produces. together with Its pr9psf
~ Of restoring tbe haiE 10 it, D1t1f.i ysasbfJi
eaior. leaving TIE head entirely ire. ir,ssa dan
dFuii, clean ADD healthy surprises M less ihsa
u phases Buy bottle from yon SrYszssi,
q. q, Matfhr.. ag,i teas il merit t-.ft<of
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Alien 4 Tucker ave shipping choice apples
direct from Michigan, aud arc prepared 10
give dealers low tigures s3-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE SITUATION UNG-
CHANGED.
Talk Of War AL Around.

LONDON, April l.
A correspondent of the Times re-
ports that English merchant vessels
at Galatz have been ordered by their
III TO sail Immediately. even with
out a cargo. General ZIulmernnan's
CORPS mas been ordered 10 Moldavia
Immediately.
A Belgrade special to the London
STANDARD states that General Dako
witch, commander of the Drejevatz
brigade has been arrested for high
treason. Many other arrests are prob
abie.
A London Times special from Der
lin, states that Russia has informed
Austria that she would observe "A
friendly neutrality if Austria seized the
western provinces of Turkey. Austria
is not likely to accept The offer.
Specials to-day say the Gar has or
derea five hundred additional krupp
guns.
An unimpor'aut scrimnage is
reported between Russian and English
sailors at San Stefauo.
ATHENS, April l.
A Turkish force, estimated at 200,
has sLornled all insurgents position on
NLoubC 4 CiCOhy u toPtttc'
atzs. The insurgents are intrenching
in new positions. The losses were
heavy on both sides. Newso another
battle is mOmentafily expected.
All the Vienna correspondents ofthe
London journals concur in the state
ment that Gen. Ignatietf's mission has
failed. 1t is learned on far authority
that nothing prevents the RUSSIAN
from marching to the Bosphorus, and
Selling forts commanding the en-
to the Black sea.
An Athens dispatch says fierce
fighting occurred at Macreni Ia be-
TIVE eu the insurgents and Turks. Sew
eral Turkish ships are bombarding
villages on the coast. The British
non lurret ship Devastation and the
corvette Ruby. are cruising along the
coast of Macedonia for the purpose of
rescuing refugee women and chill
dren.
The London Times has the follow
ing from Paris: A Belgrade telegram
states that Servia Will join Russia in
the event Of an Anglo Russian war.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-02
THE CHICAGO MINING EX.
CHANGE.

The new Chicago Mining Exchange
was to have opened its doors for bust.
ness yesterday, April LIST. Under the
rules of the Exchange it requires a fee
of 500 to place a stock on the list. The
San Francisco Exchange charges ST.
600. A circular issued by the Chicago
Board says: at is believed that
stocks of good dividend yielding min
ing property will find a ready and ad.
vsntageous sale through this Elk.
change, and also that the stocks of
companies having property with lin
tied development, but promising good
results, can be readily disposed of to
good advantage. Chicago has already
q large interest in the mining indus
tries of this country by reason of its
large commerce with the mining re-
gions, in furnishing mining machin-
cry and supplies, and it is most con
fidently anticipated that this market
will become prominent in the disposal
of good mining property and mineral
products"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-02
NEWS.
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
AND
REFORM.
The Democrats of the House
Cutting Down Expendi-
lures.

NEW YORK. April L.
The Tribune's Washington special
say Executive officers find that the
new Legislative bill, proposed by the
House Appropriation Committee. Will
seriously cripple every branch of the
public service. In some OF the De-
partments the reduction of 30 per cent.
of the clerical force, without discrim
nation, is proposed. The Interior De
partment is most seriously affected.
not W force enough being allowed
to watch the building and to guard
against fires, such as that which re-
Gently SO nearly destroyed the Paten,
Office.
The new Register of the Treasury
Scofield, has arrived and been inter
viewed. He will hold the position but
a short time. lie declared he would
not have any Cabinet position. He
thinks the President is stronger with
the people than with politicians, and
believes the Republicans will carry
the State of Pennsylvania next fall.
Harvey Hill has found a man whom
he is willing to back for any amount
from $500 to 81 900 to beat the time
made by O'Leary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-02
DAILY SENTINEL.
TUESDAY, APRIL 2. 1873.
COUNTY FINANCES.

We publish this morning the joint
statement of the Auditor and Treas
urer for the quarter ending March 3lst.
1t will be seen that the county is in a
most excellent condition, having a net
cash balance on hand OF $40, 1896.
There is perhaps no other county in
the State that can make SO good a
showing. We are not reformers here
either, our local officers being about
equally divided between Democrats
and Republicans. We allude to this
fact simply to show that capable.
trustworthy and efficient officers can
be had from the ranks of the two old
parties. 1t will also be seen by ref
erence to the published proceedings of
the Board OF County Commissioners
that the tax levy for State and
county purposes for the current year
has been fixed at two dollars on the
hundred. This is the rate outside of
the town Of Eureka. Within the town
limits as cents is added for municipal
purposes, 20 cents for the police
fund and % cents for the fire fund.
The gross levy in town last year was
81 rs. 1t is thus shown that we have
been favored with a reduction of 30
cents on each one hundred dollars
valuation of taxable property. This
levy, including the cash on hand. will
defray the expenses of the county gov
eminent. build a forty thousand dol
lar Courthouse and carry over a bal
ance of $40, 700 at the beginning efnext
year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-02
PACIFIC COAST.
A OE BAY
1TEMS.
Louderback Will Make it
f1ot for Disturbers of
Meetings.
RESPECT TO THE LATE MARI
HOPKINS.

SAN Francisco, April /.
At a recent meeting at Pialt's Hall,
held by the National Labor party. there
was some disturbance, and VIM. O'Con.
nell was arrested. He was found
guilty last week Of disturbing a meet
ing, and thi, morning Was lined $500.
In default of payment he goes to Jail
for 300 days. In fixing this sum Judge
Louderback said, whenever persons
who 90 To public meetings. the Objects
and purposes of which they are not in
sympathy with. and purpOsely and
wllfully create disturbances aud tn
mults, or ~purposely commit acts hav-
ing a tendency To create riots and inter
fere with the rights of the people to
peacefully assemble aud discuss cues
tons of public interest, are brought
into this Court and found guilty, they
Will receive sever punishment.
The steamer YraZu. formerly the
Pelican. is still in port flying the flag Of
Costa Rica. Senior j. Nj. Tursco, Con
sui for Costa Rica. filed a protest with
the Collector Of the port holding the
United States responsible for all dam
ages resulting from any delay in the
sailing of the steamer, caused by the
action of the authorities. An order
was issued by Collector shannon, Sal
urday, to the Custom-house officials. tn
refuse clearing to the steamer until
further orders.
DIR. w. p. Conkling, alias Lenoix,
was taken on the overland train to-day
by the Chief of Police Of Quincy, Hi.
nois, where he is wanted on a charge
Of abortion and murder.
George w. Abbott, the broker who
absconded some weeks ago, defaulter
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-02
PI.UNDEnED SOUTH CAROLINA

PI.UNDERED SOUrH CA ROLINA
The South Carolina Committee on
Frauds have given to the Legislature
another chapter in the history of ras-
cality in that State, dealing mainly
with the ring which obtained posses
sion OF the Greenville and Columbia
railroad by bribing the Legislature to
pass a bill creating a sinking fund
commission, which sold the stock of
this corporation to the said ring for
$40, 1857, while the cost of the road to
the State was $433 800. The money
with which the Legislature was
bribed, and with which the stock was
bought, was furnished. the report
says. by Kimpton, who also supplied
the money represented by the stock
held by the Greenville and Columbia
railroad copartnership, its members
consisting of Patterson, Parker, Tom
linson, Neagle, Cardozo, Chamber
lain, Leslie, Kimpton and Hurley.
The ivestigations prosecuted by the
Legislature are unearthing a fearful
amount of villainy, and we can not
wonder that the South Carolinans had
grown desperate at carpet-bag rule.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-02
Items from Vallejo.
NEVADA.
A Fighting COmstnck Editor.

VIRGINIA CITY, April l..
Last evening nj "A debating club at
National Guard Hall. y man naned
O'Brien denounced ID. e. Mccarthy,
of the Evening Chronicle, as n cow
ardly eur for refusing to publish an
explanation t o the effect that the com
municalion was of a purely personal
nature, and that a short summary OF
it had been published. About four
O'clock this afternoon the men met III
front of the California Bank, and Nc
Carthy administered a terrible heating
to O'Bri-n. Both were powerful men.
and a regular bout at ti~ticuffs took
place i'm a street fight, which lasted
,bout five minutes, during which time
O'Brien received about thirty blows in
the face. lie showed fight, but the SUI
perior skill of his Antagonist at boxing
Was too much for him. aud when he
gave up the fight his face was hardly
recognizable. Mccarthy came out OF
the fight unhurt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-02

to the amount OF S50, 900, was brought
back unde charge Of the officers OF
the steamer Georgia. which arrived
yesterday, n handed over To the au-
thoriti-s
The Pacific Mail steamer, City OF
Picking, sailed AT noon to day Tor Hong
Kong, VIA Yokohama.
The weather Is exceptionally warm
and tine.
To-day business Is suspended at the
general Offices oil The Central Iacihc
Railroad Company, corner OF Fourth
and nsend streets, ana also at the
siorehouses anu machine shops of the
company, u OF respect To the laie
Marx Hopkins, wh 20 funeral taxes
place TO-DAY at 2 p. NJ. from Calvary
Church. WORK At the freight sheds
and on side tracks VIII he suspended
between the hours OF 2 anu 8 O'CLOCK
this afternoon, ana there VIII De no
movement on the roads under the con-
troll OF the company, except regular
trains. A Delegation arrived rom
Sacramento at noon. and VIII return
hy a speciai 'ra'h tniS evening. me
funeral Will be ~ large dele
cations OF employees OF the :o"u.
r.. Sa, nuern ,em,u-a
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mi 90 -" ..
ing 49, IT.
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=, "a - Hn,a.s an,,ny 90
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me p''Heo's''n 90 ~" -,
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would be ready in four days. After
considerable discussion. the Court ad-
iourned the examination until Friday.
the prosecution stating that II would
really shorten the examination by CIV
ing them time to digest ana coiioense
the evidence.
The following letter was received TINS
morning:
SANTA PAULA, March 81.
To MIR. Goodwin-Dea SIR: am
convinced thai there Is a plot ia'u 10
a>>assinate Brown, a More Witness,
either to.night or soine time soon be-
fore the trial can he had. Parties here
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-02

DEACON PARKINSON has snured on
the California Legislature. During the
winter he drew "pen pictures" Of the
members, putting each enthusiastical-
ly, but now that they are about to adj
journ, he says they are the biggest set
of camps outside of San Quentin.
Consistency, good Deacon. consistency.