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NUMBER 1904.

Dor against money? This is what Won
do. You tell the people labor is on
pressed, the moneyed Interests ara mn.
duiy favored by the law. Ii is bad, wild,
wicked and groundless statements like
.hat winch create bitterness OF labor
agairst capital. Why should il be
otherwiseY III one is favored and the
otner oppressed, there is ground for
bitterness. Ali you do not say il out
ana out. You only say eff il is so.
tne hepubllcans ought to be punished
Tor it. Why not say it is SO, il it isq
aud IL It Is not so. as you know IL is
DOT why do you not say so? Your
words help Cary and Kearney. You
give currency to the balderdash of
communists and disturbers. Your
suggestion adds heat TO the fever OF
tue time. You might have made IL
eooiing. In this the Nationals are bet
Ter than you. They do not attempt TO
pun mons skin over the ass hide
Ihey mean what they say. You saw
what you do not mean. What tbey
are, they are. What you are. IL ia dif-
ncuit to-teil They boldly take the
oull by the horns. You take him bv
the tail, evidently hoping that some
fortunate whirl before the goal is reach
ed may send you first over the line. It
don't pay. 1t will not win. Candi-
dates who give words or appearance of
words to create antipathies between
hoof ana capital cannot receive the
support OF the voters, who know that
ne true interests Of the laborer lies in
me maintenance Of mutual confidence
between the laborer and the capitalist.
Men who pray good Lord. %" 'eood
ievli, go down to he'll. That is the
eeson OF the Bible. That is the les
on thinking voters will try to teach
'oLticians, who. having arrived at the
IIViding paths, try to send one leg up
aoh road Yours respectfully,
o. Il. BEARD.
DETROIT. August %. 1873
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Threa'enes ra.i.. r,.,..,

Anotherifsnine in ireland I. 81,
ThS Tgsu py oy ,he fsliure Of the potato cror
III. ne Dostcu Pilot states that the rres'
..l. su' season has been almost ,neti.
tlon OF that Of lsf7. in which AMI ti, ~
preceding year there were half = al 80
ron ro deaths from famine in ireland a.
ne potatoes Of last year were siroo.,
dead loss, the yield in some cssas a,oS. ne,
paying tenth the cost Of nIan,;ao
'nu nov rom many sections come -
~ % OF blight TO the haulmus and
an, ~ the tuhers. If famine corns u
,.Is isuho, n De 20 fatal a. in a previous
'',. ,a,' q, aoIsn ,.,, visits during the cepturv
'ut It will be bad enough.
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southern section of the union. and the
complete protection of all It's citizens
IN all their civil, political. personal
and property rights, is.a duty TO which
the Republican party stands sacredly
pledged. In order TO redeem this
pledge. it placed the recent amend.
ments in the Constitution of the United
states. and upon the righteous basis of
said amendments. IL will go forward in
the work of pacihcation until peace
shall come through right-doing, aud
contentment through Justice"
This is standard which the Repub-
l'can party will not lower. Iwonld
rather stand under it with the true low
aiist OF the south, black and poor. and
Ignorant though most of them may be.
and suffer defeat, then march TO victory
by striking il and abandoning them,
A government which will not do its ut
most to accomplish what this resolu.
hon proposes. is unworthy OF support
md unfit to live. Do right and oh |
serve justice. is the simple and effec-
ave rule OF pacifcation which the Re-
party prescribes to the south.
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Later estimates Of the number ~
persons drowned by the collision ON
III names are higher than those Given
ear carrier; lt is nov stated that beiTssn
~ ~ ana 200 were lost, the maioritv -
the estimates favorine the Iai,er I5 ns.' o'
nj osaL "a = ,a alver says he felt the corpses
Ln-h-u Ionr and five deem In a. .i.t.s.
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Trains are run by Chicago time, which Is -u
~ nutes slower than Detroit andCoiumbus time
All trains run daily, except sundays.
toSNECIioN-.-Ciuse connections made ~ y ~
SLANT, with VI. g. Il. X. Cor an points east aif
west Al Manchester, with Jackson Rranch r
l.. ). 4 NJ. :. x. II. At lIils,ialr: with l.. = 4 n
:. X. H. Az BANKERS, with II. " -. & ). II. H.
fJr points north aud south.
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CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured

Al sufferers from this disease that are ana
lous to he cured should try ur. KI-sxEHs CEtF.
HkArEt CoNsJMpTvE PoWpERs These pow,.r.
are thr Only preparation known that viii cur.
consumption Hud all diseases az The Th-Oat gtl
ant also 20 convince YOU thar they are n9 bni,'i
""R' we WI. Iorwari 90 every sufferer, hy mail
post paid, free Trial Box
We don't want your money until Won are t,,,
tgrt1 satisfied ai their curative powers. II tonr
ne j. worth saving. don't delay tn giving thee
f9wirfs iriai, a. ne, wiu surely cure sou
Fiirt, Tor large box, $500 sent % any part a
ne { nifcd States 1r Canada by mail on resct,t
~ price. Address,
AsB a. Robbins.
500 FULTON SrrPrr. BgooKI,,
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, ~ Michigan Accommodation, going West,
connects with Kalamazoo and Grand Rap,is
Train az White Pigeon.
NAL and Night Express trains going east
connect with Trains for Detroit. A. Adrian.
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,COlLIAS' e.
V0LTAIc PLASTER

An Elecfro-9aivanIc patterv conhI,,.
with highly Moderated Str.ngthenIn.
raster forming the best Plaster for pains
ana aches in the World OF Modicine.
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FITS EPILEPSY.
or
FALLING SICKNESS

permanently Cured - no hufuhuc - hy one
mohlh- usage Of Dr. Guuiard's Colshrhtef' Infal-
.thle Ut Powders. To convince sufferers tlrf
mes" p0'fders VIII 10 On We claim FOR them ",
VIII hcnd then hy mail. post paid. a free Trial
noN. As br. toulari a. the onlv physician tbl
has ever made this disease "a special -fuiv. ard
a. 70 our knowlefigc thousands have been perfns-
heutF cured bv the use ~ these pOwders M.
wiz guarantee permanent cure in every case.
~ rcflnd you an money expended All suifr-.
% .houd give these Powders au cariy trial aut
"e convinced OF fheir curative powers
Pucc. for large box. g. nn. OF taxes FOR 40 ba
sent hy mall 20 any pau OF the United states an
,anada on receipt OF pnte, or by express. &. a.
ID. Address
ASH g. ROBBINS.
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The reputation 10 has attained. i'm
consequence Of the marvellous cures il
has produced during the last half cen.
tury, j. sufficient assurance to Tho
public that 1t viii continue TO realize
TIC happicst results that can be- desired
IN almost every section of country
there are persons, publicly known. who
nave betn restored nom alarming md
even desperate diseases of the lupp.
ny ~ use. All who have tried 10 ac.
knoHlcdgr it, superiority; and where
iis virtues arr known, no one hesitate.
a. 10 what medicine 10 employ To re-
HeYe the distress and suffering peculiar
70 pulmonary affections CHEHRy PFC.
1oRAL always affords instant relief and
PERFORMS rapid cares OF the milsler IA.
rletles Of bronchial disorder. as well as
the more formidable diseases OF tho
lungs
A. safeguard to children. amid
the distressing diseases which beset
the Throat and Chest OF Childhood. n
y lnNallablc; for by It's timely use.
hull liude, are rescued and restored 10
Lcalth ~
This medicine gains friends M
every trial, as The cures N T. constantly
producing are TOO remarkable 10 bo
forgotten No family should be with.
out it' aud those who have once used
t never will
Enlneai Physicians throughout the
country prescribe o.. and Cleruvmen
OFTEN recommend it from their knoui-
edge oi is effects.
rHEPAhED nv
Dr.. }. c. AVER q CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical sDd Analytical ch.-,..-
Old nr ~ nnuaofsrs rvEHvwuERr
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A MORBID SWELLING.

= t.ae,7.e7i-l sent for one OF COLLINS VOL
tN tAlN a. lis aud % has been 81 great beuefe
tslse.nk asNellng in Ray len side hat two phy.
go - - pIoloLnctd Enlargement OF the Spleel
Cyx-v,.,-,. -. -, -. i. A. EisTER.
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THEY ARE THE BEST.

CssfsaeH. Hnoloacd you will nnd 81 ~ AL
vish You would send me asother d5xsn - -si,i ~,
COLLINS NOLTAiC pLAsTkks. ~ tne a6ovc
you VIII zee tnat can do something 10 In other.
~ some Ep even II am not able 10 De az sni
MouEd. There are a number who have tried vonr
blar,eir Nho had given out that al plas,ers we're
800 I't Lothing, and nov Join with me that thew
80 t1e best they have ever tried. IhAve Got aons,
thIs Nxtter, oetter than have before In thre.,
ieM. nsheo gould have heard % your plAsters
n.,. LORETTA NJ CROSS.
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LANSING DIVISION.
Trains VIII leave the stations name.i. as foll

DETROIT HiLlSDALE d SOUTH
WESTERN R.R.
Trains will leave the stations named, as follows.
from aud after sept. sth. ISIS:
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Price. 90 Cents.

BE Be careful 20 call for COLLINS yoLTAIc PI A.
~ ~ lSsi you get come worthless Imitation sold
~ a.! holcsale and Retail Druggists tbrongs,Ss,t
toe united states and Canada AZ. and by WI,T'k = -
fOTIEh, PFoDrietors. Bostoa. kass.
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SINCERE CONVICTIONS,

the right to break up this Union. 1
am quite content to accord TO them the
possession of
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THR IOWA MFrHop.

The Republican portv ~ -
ra,,on ,s.seu - ,'seIi on the question Of psci6.
.srh" ~ .ne south IN these worls.
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Ayers
Cherry PeCtOral

For Diseases Of tho
Throat and Lungs.
such az Coughs.
Colds, Whooping
Cough. bronchitis,
Asthma, and Con.
ANIMATION
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Medical.
SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

SssIAaisILY relieve. and rermAnently cures this
ioAilsotne disease In all It's varying Stages III
pDss,ssss she soething and healing JgopcFtles OF
IiAAts ltIns ant t4rka a. their Cascntal for freo
nom every nbrous Contamination, aud m this ~,
ap spevd @ oi.Srs ron every oher known remedy In
20 the Pacific eoast, anl wherever known las hs
some The standard remedy forthc treaimeht Tor OF cS-
gsntlsepen o. national reputation who have been
sSc stsa ~ ss seeedy aud Who have. AZ consider
good nsws throughout the circles in Which they
teissuee and Tenasbens lem saV eSt.sSf @ e n
inoSS ,S ISais SSIS :af .Scssss s9Ts
V'HE eeneii derive from i.s daily use ste no
HENRY WILLS. or WELLS. FAEso a Co.
has, has cured re sfter twelve years of uhinter-
GEO ". A6ronToN. wAIruAx. Mass.
FOLLOWED ths directions 10 the letter and am
u LAllN 70 saI. hnVn had n UUrnnau.uf rrTrs
D. W. Gl'Al. N. d, ArscITisE. Iowa.
HAVE recommended II 20 quite number ofmy
=, 81, ,Iftenqs, nll oi whom have expressed 10 M,
ss VII , high estimate Of its yaluo aud good effects
VA BOWEN. 20 PINE ST.. ST Lou1s.
AFIIR rsias two heules nnd myself perma.
o1., ass ass'Iy cure have since recomhsRded
Ssss VIZ. ~. 1KMs is1 rlss,sS fss ssreA'eS' sa0-
Bs HAARiSoE AvR. Bosros.
WE have sold sAsyokp's RAproAL crxx f,r
w noariy oDe year and can say cAndidly thai
~ nsver sold similar preparation that gave such
envsrsi s.il.nAotiaa- We have jet 70 learn Of the
6. 6bAIbwN a CO.. WASHINGTON. IxD.
.1'hE cure erectcd 10 my case by sAsronp,s Ran,
- CAL StH vN 20 remarkable that II seemed
to tnoec wLP bad fuuerec without relief hom anv
of the UuA remedlse that it could not be true.
Gerepre na1f afrtAvit 70 IL before Soth Il \
GEORGE piSssoRsse bsSso,is2s bssss, s2s'So; aosros
Each pactage OF esNFoRDs RADICAL crRR con.
,sias al ~. Dr: sani9rdf Improved lnhaag Tube, and
il Htectlons Tor ia use Ia All Casee pficc M III
FOR sale by all Wholesale and retail druag,s;a sni
Sdeslers dl thropghout The United ststes an7cRbaSse
sale pTugRists Boston Mass N'~
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aid It's revenue defrauded. Govar,-
ment officers attempting 20 enforce an.
laws are fired on like dogs, and wban
IN self-defense, they kill a rnnrdsrao.
memb Der OF this home-rale wbiskv-r;ns'
swiftly they are indicted as murderes,
ln the state Courts. The Un;,a5
states law says thtt such cases nnon
application OF the officers accnsod IN
pe transferred to the Federal Conrts
Tor trial That application was msda
IN the South Carolina cases. n ~.
contemptuously denied by the s,.ss
court, and tie Democratic home.rnla.o
OF south Carolina, ia State convea,;o.,
at once resolved that the Presidon,
9ugh', 10 furthersnce OF coucilist,oa
dismiss all Of the Prosecution ra.Ssu,
'salnst tne Illicit distillers, as he d;5 !
nose IN the cases of the EdoessiJ
oouh,y outlaws. As these home-rulsrs
could not fight their way ont 80 -
mon, they now demand that wL;aI
VII next best serve their purpose--,a
=, ~ aosolved from the Operation "a
chlted y, states laws 20 be let sIono
ihese are some OF the beap,;as
i9,meruie. l.,iL.9. These are the terms of coo
'liiation presented as a basis ~ T ~.
OF the south. from Dsn,a
,Iaslc ,I;ns sources. They won't be com
rHR IOWA METHOD.
Ihe Republican party Of Iovs
'ressed itself on the o,o.,...-- WI ~
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Ia his great speech at bloomfield,
Iowa. on Wednesday. the Hon. James
+. Wilson thus described the objects
and dangers OF a solid South.
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800 FulroS smErT, BHookIrS. ny.
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and to admit that they believe they ore
right in the views which they enter
tain. freely admit ali this as 20 the
eniire Democratic party. This does
not change the character Of my posi-
ton, nor the force Of my deductions.
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ASH e. ROBBINS.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-07-20
v EGET Inc
Purifies the Blood, Renovates
and lnvigorates the Whole
System.
IT'S MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent,
and Diuretic.

VEoETINE is made exclusively from tho uices oil
eareiullyseiected bark-. roots and herbs. and &C
strongly" >ncsntrated that it will efrectuny
from' tom every taint OF .scrofui,, ScroIu-
loUs nor, Tun,ors, Epncer, Cnncrrous
Hum, Erysipelts, suit Rhcun, SypIii-
litic Discusses, Cunt i. Faintncss II, tho
tStomuch, and all disch es t.st arae from impure
blood. Scinticu, InfIamiIutory and Chronic
Rheumntisn, Neuralgia, Gout, and spinal
Compinints, can only be eIectualy cured through
tho blood.
For Ulcers and Erurtivc Diseases of tho
skin, Pustules, Pimples, TIotchcs, I,ofls,
ictter, Scnldiicnd, and l:inG,yorIi, Vuretiue
has never failed to effect periu,r ent cure :,
For Pain. In the Erul,, * itincy Ccu,-
plants, Drorny, FcmR!c Wcukurss, Lem
corrhnH, arising from informal liberation, and
uterine Diseases and General Debility, yEGE.
TINE acts directly upon the causes of these com.
plants 1t nv.Soratcs and strengthens tho whole
system, acts upon the secretivs organs ailays infan
nation cures liberation and rc9uin es the bowels
For Cnfnrrii, Dyspepsia, IIubIiuaI Ccs-
ttHcncss, PnlpitRiion Of the Heart, iicnd-
nchc, Piles, Nervousness, and General
Prostrntion Of the Nervous System, no
medicine has given such perfect satisfaction as
the VEGErISE. II puriics the blood cleanscs all of
nervous s. sten.
lho remarkable cures effected by VEGETISE havo
induced many pIyi ic;IIs and npothccarics whom wo
Know to prescribe and use it in their own families
In TACT, FEGfrIHE is the best rG.Eady yet discov.
cred for tho above dscascs and is tho only relio
bLoODIUis Uisii1ERyet placed before the public
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THE BEST EVIDENCE.

Tne following lettcr from Rev. l.. s. Best. Pas.or
OF NJ T.. Church. Nu,ck Mass, will be read with
interest by many physicians also those s.n.rjn,,
from The same disease afflicted the son n. ly
l. . best No I!erncn can doubt this tcstimopy ,s
there IL no loubt about tho curative powers of
VEGErIEE,
Mn. II. II. STEW Ss: -''>''' Jun d E'i.
DcIr ST,-Wc iiavn good reason for rnrnr,,ir-
Snuf EGEfiSE u medicine of the Creates ynjr,.
Ncin"i assured II has been tn. Ils.ans uf yi,, mr.
snii ilr i1e u liuH seventeen Yeas %: ana. Er
tnc last Two years lac has suffered troI n,, ras f
his '"E, caused by scrufulois affection, rud rs e.
Ihr tcuuccd tnat nearly all who saw him
recovery Impossible. y council al r,!r Il,siri.,,,
:n s's" ~ ...s .:i:. :%E i,i vi IA, ,,,r rIii,
me: wv" of the nu.:b"r declaring thr IL. wa, try.
lhe t"n"I OF human rcinudirs, tnat even
couin hot anv" Inn, ns Lee had not .:yur r,,,yh Ia
cnueir the operation Just then - commence
ENlhg MN NEdi1tEE. and from that time la th,,
present iie has D'"l contnuuu.iy iIlur,yiuy IL,
nus Ia'eS resumed ms studies thrliyu AWAY a..
strong. o " N"-''".' "''u
Though ther" is i'll srmc discharge f,,,, Tho
"rmhii.s where tHn Nnb l.:i,,;s, ,y, i,,y.. IN.
,nli'at t"nii'cnc" that III little t,. he viii l ,.r
lie has taken about three dozen ho,,l.. Of vr,r
put lately use bat LITTLE. ar Il. d,e!n,ea that
ne ls ZOO wei 10 ilc taking medicine
Hcsyectiully yours,
f. :. BEST
MIls. L, Z. il. BEST.
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SoLIC!TOR'S OFFICE,
w. w. SELLERS,

MARIoN, ). 4. Dec. 22, 1877.
iHcssrs 4. f. -Nc'rH d Co., Phhadc'phiu, Pa:
Gent!emcn-Somc three years ago was
taken with something like asthma. The at
tacks ut first came at night, and whilst
asleep. 1t would awake me, and | would
have to get up and sit up till ii would wear
of. These attacks became more and more
frequent, and increased more and more in
violence until the spring of 1876, when thcv
became alarming. | had to sit up most Of
the nights, could not breathe in any other
position, and not in n sitting position with
out very painful difficulty. Ii was attended
with very bad cough The pcc:orations
were of white frothv character and very
tough became very weak and feeble
My physician did what he could, bnt to lit
tie purpose. Ifhe knew what allied me, he
kept ii concealed from me- |, however, was
satisfied that the dread disease of consump-
ton was fast setting in upon my lungs.
frovdentially saw the recommendations
of the Hon. Alex. ri. Stephens of the Glebe
Flower Syrup, ana having known him for
years, and also of his physical intirmitics
determined te make trial of the Syrup. |
bought bottle and commenced taking il rs
per directions. ! felt n sensation of relief
after the first dose (takcn at night but had
to get UP before day and sit up rs usual.
continued to take through the next Law rs
directed and nt night before retiring.
have not had to get up since. continued
TO take it regularly until took three bot
ties The cough gradually subsidized,
breathing became clear and easy, and for
twelve months have been in perfect health
no cough, no asthmctic affection, and
cheernlly attribute my cure to the use of
the Globe Flower Sprup, and would recon-
mend it to all similarly afflicted My
official and professional labors are particn-
larly straining to the lungs, but | am per.
fectly sound and well, and have no svmp-
toms OF any lung disease. | keep some of
the Syrup on hand, and perhaps once a
month take Il dose of it, which think
keeps the lungs vigorous and healthy.
have been thinking for some time that
! wonld add my testimony to the virtues of
the Globe Flower Syrup, and now take oc-
casicn to do so; and ii you can make any
use of the above so as to benefit the suffer-
ing everywhere, you arc ut liberty to do so.
Respectfully yours,
w. w. SELLERS,
Solicitor 18th Judicial Circuit in S. O.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup.
For sale by
mar \. c. DUKES, NJ. d.
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Price, One Dollar
nghana'g Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS,

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color Of the
beard from gray or any other undesir.
able shade, to brown or black, Mt dis.
cretion. 1t is easily applied, being in
one preparation, and quickly and eff.
fectually produces permanent color,
which will neither rub nor wash of.
Manufactured by r. p. NALL & Co..
NASHUA, N.H.
esla By oil DruEEisss ana psal,,s "a Xsais,asss
aug IL 1y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-07
THE ELLIE WILTON LETTERS.
They DO Not Contain the Informa-
tfOn Sought.


SAN FRANCISCO, November 8.
Judge Myrick, Of the Probate Court, has
read the Ellie Wilton letters, and from
their contents has selected two sentences
which he has given to Doolan, the Admin
istrator Of Austin's estate. The purport
of the sentences are not yet positively as
certained, but it is understood that they
do not contain the information sought by
Doolan.
The Nevada Bank, at which Dresback 4
Co. banked, reports that they sustain no
loss by the failure. There being a small
balance to the credit Of the firm, it is
reported that some of Dresback & Co.'s
bills of exchange, drawn against wheat
cargoes, have been sold here, but accept
ance was refused by the parties against
whom the bills were drawn, which may
give rise to some complications.
Moses Kullman, a German, aged 45 years,
and a member Of the firm of Kullman,
Wagner Il Co., As Clay street, and pro-
prietor of the Pacific Tannery, of Stock
ton, committed suicide at 2:30 O'Clock this
morning at the Howard House, corner Of
Stockton aud Farrell streets. The de-
ceased was found lying upon his bed, fully
dressed, with a knife wound in his head.
The reason for the deed is unknown.
Samuel Lusk, aged 80, a native of Ire
land, died this morning at 8 o'clock, at
BOG Brannan street. He was employed by
j. Alexander, coal dealer, and yesterday
was thrown from his cart at the corner of
Clay and Kearney streets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-07

We had an impression, at n time yes
terday afternoon, that Bradley might pull
through. We are not so sanguine now.
n the telegram from Captain Lyon, given
below. states the case correctly we have not
s,ected a man on our ticket. We doubt,
however, his figures. His estimates are
TOO high, unless Storey has returned a Re
publican majority of something near 1000.
Governor Bradley, while running strong
at q few points, shows weakness in the gen.
eral result. Had he been vigorously
pressed all over the State, he could have
been easily beaten 1900 votes. We shall
probably know, during the day, just how
the battle has terminated. We have hope
still of the election of Sessions. 1t is not
certain that the Legislature is to be Repub-
lican. The specials appended furnish the
latest information at hand. A majority Of
them we're received at a late hour:
ELKo, November 6.
Enron SENTINEL: Majorities in Eiko
coanty: Bradley, three hundred and
twenty: Adams, two hundred; Deal, sew
tnty-fve; Baker, fifty-two. One hundred
votes to hear from, which will not change
these results materially.
GABRIEL COHEN.
CARSON, November 6.
EDITOR SENTINEL: Eight hundred n
ninety votes polled in Carson. Three hum
bred md seventy now counted. The
Republican State ticket has 80 majority.
King, for Judge, rs majority.
: Empire Precinct-Republican State ticket
average 81 majority. Legislative ticket,
Republican, same majority.
G. g. LAuGHToN.
CARSON, November 6.
EDITOR SENTINEL: Kinkead, Daggett and
Hawley are certainly elected. The rest Of
the State ticket and Legislature is still in
doubt. The Citizens ticket here, all
elected. H. R. WHITEHALL.
VIRGINIA CITY, Nov. $3.50 P. M.
EDITOR SENTINEL: Kinkead's majority
in the State will be 1000; Daggett's, 600.
The entire Republican ticket is elected.
G.. G. LYON.
wNNEMuccA, November 6.
EDITOR SENTINEL: The majorities in
Humboldt county are about as follows
Kinkead, 60; Deal, 100; Adams, rs; Baker,
GO. E. d. KELLEY.