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breckenridge defeated fur Justice III
The Peace
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Constable.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-03
CO It.
ESPECIAL 70 THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
CALIFORNIA.
SENATOR SHARON DlSCthlMS ANY IhTEN-
TON or ~ReSlGNIMG.
AN INDIGNATION MEETING.
The Police Prevents a General Row.
A Fatal Accident.
The Police Prevents a General Row.
A Fatal Accident.

SAN Francisco, November 2.
Senator Sharon disclaims any intention
Of rcsigning, as stated in the Washington
Stas'. He expects to be in Washington
during the winter session.
In esponse to q call for an indignation
meeting, to express their sentimt nts con-
corning the recent utterances of +. A. Bee
in the Washington Post, about six thous-
and Irishmen assembled at Union Hall
this evening. The proct edinSs commenced
with q row: some OF those present calling
for Wellock, Vice President Of tho Work
ingmen's party, to take the chair, which
was opposed by Captain Baines and others,
who insisted that it was n meeting of Irish
men, and they W nted no Englishmen TO
interfere. After much confusion, Daniel
Sheehan, of the purely Irish party, took
the chair. Joseph Campbt II, John $. Enos,
j. M. Days and Rev. j. kallock addressed
the audience in accordance with the spirit
Of the meeting. After which, resolutions
~denouncing Colonel Bee were passed amid
much confusion. j. H. Murphy then took
the platform and proceeded, amid great
confusion, to deliver IN address, not in ac-
cordance with the views Of the projectors
Of the meeting and before he had got far
he was collared by Captain Baines, and
marched to the rear of the platform. Moth
ing but the presence of a squad OF police
prevented a general row. The meeting
finally adjourned in disorder.
John G. Day, o former member Of the
firm Of agitators, Kearney, Day, Knight,
etc., has brought suit against Mayor Bry-
ant, ex-Chief of Police Ellis. Alfred Clark
and Police Judge Louderback to recover
$40, 900 for unlawful imprisonment. Day
was arrested about o year ago, with Kear-
ney and others, for using violent and in
cendiary language in addressing tho Work.
ingmen'a meetings.
The United States Inspectors to-day con-
tinued the examination OF the steerage
passengers who we're wrecked on the
steamer Georgia. The evidence adduced
being to the same general purport AZ that
heretofore elected.
About half-past 4 o'clock this afternoon,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-03
FO REIGN E w s.
SPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
THE FISHERIES AWARD DISPUTE.
A PROFOUND SENSATION N.
India TO Adopt a Gold Currency.
The Municipal Elections.
THE FISHERIES AWARD DISPUTE.
PROFOUND SENSATION N.
India to Adopt a Gold Currency.
The Municipal Elections.

LONDON, November 2.
The Telegraph, commenting upon the
dispatches from Philadelphia, about the
fisheries award disputes, says: In a world
where no two well-informcd men tbinx
alike on any given subject, Why should the
fact that Lord Salisbury and Secretary
Evarts are unable to take quite the same
view Of this question. create in Philadel-
phia . profound sensation Let the whole
Of the facts be put before the public, and
W. are sure the men Of common sense in
both countries will soon arrive at q friendly
agreement. There are no other
on the subject in either the daily or weekly
press.
Private kilograms confirm the statement
that the Government of India contemplate
the adoption Of a gold currency, making
English gold coins a legal tender through
out the country. The importation Of bar
silver will probably be prohibited after a
given time, and the rupee and smaller
coins will be used as a fractional currency.
The municipal elections held throughout
England and Wales, yesterday, were mostly
contested ON political, rather than on loca.
issues. The Ne,os claims that on the whole
the balance of changes favors the Liberals.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-03

Professor o. R. Sessions, Democratic
candidate for Superintendent Of Public
destruction, left yesterday morning for his
home in Elko. We think there can be no
doubt Of Professor Sessions election. He
b I practical teacher of wide experience
and great ability. and above all he is not a
hide-bound4 scctarian. II we interpret the
temper Of the people Of Nevada Alright. they
want no more preachers, of any religious
dissemination at the head Of the public
school system Of the State. Mr.. Ham
nond, we are free to admit, is a very clever
gepAleman, but he is out Of place in seeking
the Office Of superintendent Of Public In
struction. Putting his religious bias en-
tirely out Of sight, he is not the equal in
n respect Of Professor Sessions for the
position. As q scholar, the Professor has
no superior in the State. While here
during the past few days, we noticed that
tewAs equally at home with all classes of
foreign-born citizens. He rattles of Ger
man, French, Spanish and several other
Gnslages - glibly az though all were his
native tongue. In Professor Sessions the
people Of Nevada have the privilege Of
voting for . gentleman who will reflect
honor on himself and tho educational in
tsfests Of the State. He should be elected
hyssn overwhelming majority, as we have
doubt he will be.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-03

The Indianapolis Journal is . newspaper
which, we do not doubt, means to state
nothing but the truth, and yet in the fol-
lowing lines it puts forth the most I'M
founded and slanderous allegation:
IT, Tildeu had not VIGOROUSLY perjured
| himself in his income tax return there
| wouldn't be such a universal disposition TO
scout his explanation OF the CIPHER teie-
grams.
This is entirely groundless. There is no
evidence or authority to sustain 1t. NO
body has even before averred or intimated
that in regard to his income tax returns
Mr.. Tilden committed perjury. The ma
Lightly Of political partisanship and the
baseness Of political calumny have rover
before gone so far. 1t is true the Govern
ment Of the United States is now conduct
ing a suit against Mr.. Tilden, alleging that
many years ago, when the income tax was
in force, Mr.. Tilden did not pay a sum-
cient amount of tax. This suit we regard
as at once entirely untenable in point OF
law, and thoroughly shameful alike to the
Administration Of President Grant, under
which IL was act on foot, and to the Ad-
ministration Of the Fraudulent President,
bv which II IL now continued.
The law of the income taxa agrantly
demonstrations law-provided that il
n citizen did not make a return Of
his ;nc,mc. the taxing officers of the
Government should themselves assess the
.mount Of that income, adding thereto
az ' DER cant. Of that amount as q penalty
for the failure to make such return ; and
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-03

The crew and other passengers, IA persons,
were rescued after being three days and
two nights on the wreck without food.
The "Tfmes" says the Kelly
Ticket will be Beaten.
New YORK, November 2.
The Times says the Kelly ticket will be
beaten by at least 10000 majority on
Tuesday, il the combination against Tam
many Hall is conducted with as perfect
good faith at the polls as it has been during
the canvass. OF the good faith, we do not
entertain the slightest doubt.
A Bank Hspeicssly Inselvent.
Troy, N. Y, November 2.
1t appears from the reports Of the Bank
superintendent and Bank Examiner that
the Merchants and Mechanics Bank is
hopelessly insolvent, and that its officers
have been found guilty of grave ir-
regularities, and concealed the true condi-
ton of the bank by false statements.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-03

Mr.. p. Steler informs his customers that he
has secured one of the best workmen on the
Pacific Coast, who has long been connected
with several of the leading San Francisco
houses. and who possesses many testimonials
Ms to his skill and excellence rs a matchmaker.
Customers are notified that Repairing and
Cleaning will be promptly attended to, and the
work guar anteed to give satisfaction.
p. STELER. Jeweler, Main street.
Eureka, August Z, 1878. aus
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PORTLAND, Ogn., Nov. 2.
Hiram Burrows committed suicide At
WOODBURY. Station, Marion county. yester-
day. by shooting himself through the head
with . rifle. Burrows had been an inmate
Of the Insane Asylum for some time, and
had been discharged from the ~institntion .
few weeks ago.
Jacob Kleck, = native Of Switzerland,
committed suicide at Salem yesterday, by
shooting himself through tho heart. Tho
cause of the deed Is not known.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-03

II you have . fine or complicated watch or
clock, q music box. an automaton singing bird.
or any other delicate and intricate piece of
mechanism needing repairs. go to
EDW. WILHELM,
Chronometer, watch and clockmaker. at the
Gunsmith Shop, west side of Main street.
All work warranted to give rerfect s~at!sfac-
ton or positively no charge. OF
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-03

A workingman in the Reno Record talks
about Mr.. Daggett in this manner 1.-THE
Republican nominee for Congress declares
there can be no perpetuity Of popular con-
stitutional government. You must adopt
the Hamiltonian theory Of strong central
government. Under this theory the States
have no rights, except and only such as
the great central head sees proper to allow
them. There would be no such thing
known in the body polite as State sover-
eighty, and State rights would be buried
with the dead past instead of a popular
constitutional government, we would have
in, its place q moneyed oligarchy, and
.born to rule would be their motto, their
divine right. OF course, we will support
Mr.. Daggett in this political heresy. He
deserves our support, because he repre-
scnts al the combined interest of capital.
Yes, we will give to him-so we will-only
some Of the workingmen may buck"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-03

The Trettinx Matches.

SALT LAKE. November 2.
narus trotted against Sweetser, best two
In three. Rarus won; time. 2:2fk and
2:19A. The second race was Adelaide and
CoImar. best three In 1--we, to harness and
rules. Adelaide Won time, 2:2ih, 2:20.,
AL *.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For the Purchase Of n Fine stock q
Jeuelry fnr tlte Holidays.

For n Purchase Of n Fine stock OIL
Jeweiry for the Holidays.
p. steler is going to san Francisco
by the 10th instant. to select n new
stock Of lew eIry ami silver Ware.
suitable for the Holi lays. He re-
quests his customers, IT they have
amy special orders for him, 60 leave
them at his store before his depar-
ture. and ne Will execute them Win
pleasure. Al the sanse time. ne be2s
all those who are in iebtei to him 10
come forward anl settle their bills,
AS he il in great nee iOfmOney.
In order to make room for the new
stock 1 shall purchase. I have great
" reduced the prices on my present
stock Of fine Jewelry. Call ex.
amino the Goods and be convince 4.
T.. SrELER.
Eureka, November /, 1873. nl-td
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Fresh Shell and Booths canned oysters, re-
ceived daily by express, at Ennis little store
around the corner. and Spring Chickens. the
best that ever struck the town: also, just ar
rived, California Quail the finest of the season.
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WANTED

EMPLOYMENT by A STEADY MANN
IL American-ss clerk, hookkeeper, waiter y
drive. milk COWS or do ranch work. or as sny
other kind Of work. Wages not 10 snucn IL
object a. steady employment. and Gopd sss.s-
faction given 70 employer. Try me. AaoFesSs
at SENTINEL Once. xu
Eureka. October 20, 1878 cssiw~
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District Court summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or II SIXTH
L Judicial District. IN and for Eureka ecunYs
State Of Nevada. The State 81 Nevada s<lds
greeting to Jaincs NJ. Meoresry.
You are hereby required 10 appear In IN =.
tion commenced against you - defendant ~
Minnie NJ. McCresry. ss plaintiff. In thu phsu,es
Court of the SIKH Judicial District. In ana ~
the county Of Eureka. State Of Nevada, o. ~
town OF Eureka, snd snswsr the comptssss
therein which M on ME with the clerk Ut ssid
court, within ten days after the service on y.s
of this summons exclusive oi the Gay ~ ssr
vicel. II served IN said county or sw.nty aeys
n served out Of said county. hut within this
District. and In all other cases forty days, 90
Judgment BY default Will be taken against 700.
According to the prayer OF snid complaint.
The said action In brought against you. the
snid defendant. for the purpose of ohsainin9
= decree of this Honorable Court " forever dis-
solve the bonds of mstrifnouy now e1fsuno
between you and this plaintiff. ON ths grounds
OF desertion without cause, reason or provoos.
for u failure 20 provide the common necssse-
ries OF life for this plaintiff and her chfidren p!
that such failure was not the result OF poverty
which could not have been avoided oy the ~.
ercise OF ordinary prudence and industry shss
plaintiff b., awarded the care 81 this children.
the issue OF your said marriage. and her eoets
expended In this action all Of which wiu
more fully sppesr By reference 70 complains
And Won arc hereby notified, that n you fail
70 appear and answer the said complaint -
above required. the said plaintiff will take az
fault against you snd apply 10 the Court fos
tho relief In the complaint demanded.
- liz TESTIMONY WHEREOF. !. y. n.
/r.r.N Harmon. have hereunto set my
snn hand and afh xed the seal 81 .sia
wv Court this a6th day Of OCTOBER
A. d. 1878.
f.. II. HARMON,
Clerk Diairict Court. Sixth judicial Distrie@
Eureka Comfy Nevsaa.
BY L. MoLiSRLLI,
o97-lawlw Deputy Clerk.
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NOTICED.

Nro PERSON SHALL SELL. GIVE AWAY.
IN or furnish. or cuuse 10 DO sold. gives
away or furnished. either for or without pay
within this State. on any day upon which any
81 any county or city, on any day ON which any
rpecial or municipal election IL held therein.
any spirituous. malt or ferniented liquors %
wines and any one no doing shall be 1esme0
hereof shall be f,ned IN sny ann NOT lees than
one hundred nor more than one thousand DOL
lars, or by imprisonment Ia the County -
not less than ono nor more than six months. =.
by both such hne and imprisonment. In IN
discretion OF the Court.
JAMES MAS. 4
Sheriff Of Eureka County.
Eureka. November l. 1878. na-sa
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DIED.

Ward, November I-John Conley, 4 native Of
Ireland, aged IS years.
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MARRIED..

Eureka. November ply Justice Crvmer, John
Q. Crafts 70 Annie Engelman.
Reno. October Bob. G. Rose TO Laura A. N.Y.
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BORN.

Hamilton october a7-wife OF George Ellison.
a daughter.
Gold Hill. October 22-wife Of A. A. French,
son,
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NOTICE.

nURING MY ABSENCE FOR H NEXT
~ two or three months, persons having
business with me can transact the 81 ~ with
Mr.. Thomas Haley, VINO is my authorized
agent. FRANK N. IRAKE.
Eureka, November 2, 1879. n3-lw*
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Tirxos hare been lively in Belmont. A
sog.sspondent informs Us that three thous-
and dollars. sent 70 that town to help the
Republican ticket, was the other night
played Of 1t poker, and the best part Of
ths Joke iathat it vas woa By Democrats.
Matters were brisk while The "sack !"
lasted. It nay be .thst ; United States
~6snatonhip was lost on : kiDg-full in Bel
Mnnk Who knows3
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THE TRANSPORTATION or COIN.

SPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
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flk&0ifSfnia Chroniols Of the lst makes
this reference to our townaman "Mr.
Hillhouss. In his tsn-minuts speech At Ma
tIonal Guard Hall, about two weeks ago.
told more solid truths and made more
sharp hits than any two-hour speaker that
~ have heard in this campaign. The peo-
~ r. Virginia are anxious TO hear him
asaiR. and " hope IN early opportunity
WI - aGordsd.'
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