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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

very pleasant surprise party was rendered to the
Misses Crandall. corner of Four-and-a-half and C
streets, Friday evening bytmany Of their young
friends The full credit of the affair is due 10 Messrs
j. and b Fitzhugh. The management ofthe floor was
under Messrs J. s. Fitzhugh. r. Hekkell Ed. Y.
CHM and J. J. Joyce. The duties Of the reception
committee were performed by McsSrs J. &. Richard
SON W. u. Fitzhugh, S. iiollingsworth, Il. o. Ed
iDOnston, and O, Hi.
Among those present Were Misses Miller, Burrell,
Clarke, Goodrich, Livingston, Fortune, House,
Graves. H0llngsworth, Barnes, Chapman, Ringold,
Dixon, Schich, and Joyce, and Messrs Inch,
smith Knott. Hill, dim, HOllingsw0rth BurlesOn,
May, RngOld, Heskell, EdmOnston, McDaniels
Newton, Wright. Conner, Mclaughlin, Darlington.
Simms, and Schneider.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

WyqSsG.;-L 3 TSwn.ley Chicago; " J wslksr.
PhIladepdis John Fairly, Charleston; Noble
smith, Texas Jpo Muir, Mrs Muir. Pottsyllle II
city: = d .Boiticner, Mrs Botticheri Hchmond, va;
Miss Bailey, Del J D Dunhly, Philadelphla Miss II
II Duffnly Philadelphia; > T Llnedweaysr, Philadel.
phia; Hon W D Bishop Comm W WandereL, Iowa; 5
W Walls and wife, Pa; l. Nandehaun, Texas; I
ZanedTe, Germany y II Drumnond, Ill 4 W Eavis,
Pa; Q N HArbor, Mass; d Mccartney, s M J r
Smith, brooklyn.
~. ydnes.-D Keileher, New Beifordi IL CHECKER.
man, pa lion Cobb, Kan; s Merrman. Mus;
idsysIars. h ii Iuisay'5 SiI snd Hay, Xa r
j Eldsely, ma 9 ,Wiyssh, y y !, Courtney. "a,
Mass; ] W UorcorAn, Mass; Marsh, Del a Borst,
VA \ q Manstt, Wis; HEN, Nd Hughes, Mass;
I1lpe,faL-C q Meyers aud wife, city; W Idan,
EssnSst' SlY ninss HGd Tlfs Jo oIiE
sosarer,i WIZ Eolsou, Nd 4 4 Howard, sity; Y i
Dyer, La Charles, Omaha T Clarke, Md W II
Kline, Neb; G W singleton. Pa
Mst,9rSstosuuA i. wSod Tx h smith ~ 4
Aasr' NIGH \ 8 T!ttsIsii y u chapman =
son, Mass: l. 7 PHIisan, KY n Scott, Ny.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11
ThnmrhI He Mns Shot.

Yesterday morning, about one O'Clock, Officer
Amlss found u ColOrcd man named Moses Robinson
lying al the corner Of Thirteenth and streets
northwest In pool Of blood. lie was taken 10 the
Finh Precinct station, where he stated that he had
been shOs and thrown out Of an eating.hOu on d
street between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth streets
northwest. The Cuhg Was Investigated. aud the pO-
lrG discovered tint llohinsOu's statement was Il
fabrication. He had been mbbng pretty freely,
and had fallen downG cut his head. The wound
was over the len eye and when the man was first
brought To tho station he presented very CORY APP
g,arsnce his hc9 ana hhHna being smeared with
Portable for few hours and about eight o'clock
yesterday morning he left for his hoIne.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

Tho Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle reproduces local
from the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Of recent date
In which allusion was made to the presentation to
Hon. A. II. Stephens ola fine crayon drawing of
THE Lost Dogs" by Mr.. b. F. Cox, q young Geor-
gian now In this city, and adds: 1.-THE Cox re-
forrcd to above is a youth of extraordinary talent
lie Is from Burke County. We are very glad TO
those OF Mr.. Stephens. The drawing he made OF
the Lost Dogs" was happy introduction to our
Representatives affection. The writer well remem-
coran Art Gallery with Mr. Stephens, that gentle.
man was more impressed with the painting alluded
IN than any other work Of art, He admitted that
there were other pictures grander and sublimer,
but none trucr 10 nature and conveying better
lesson"
onn,har 6na dra,,inp from 'arha viiIaua p,"au
smith or, Leisure and Labor" which the great
commoner admires equally as much as he did
THE Lost DOGS"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11
READ AND PONDER!!


want q Cook.
ant situation.
Want Salesman
Want servant,
Want to Rent q Farm.
Want to Sell Piano,
Want to Sell Horse
Want to Lend Money,
Want to Buy House.
Wat to Buy Horse,
Want to Rent House.
Want to Sell A Carriage.
Want Boarding Place,
Want to Borrow Money,
Want to sell by Goods.
Want In Sell Grucsries,
Want to Sell Furniture,
Want to Sell Hardware,
Want to sell Real Estate,
Want Fob Of Biacksmithing.
Want to Sell Millinery Goods,
Want to soil n House and Lot,
Want to find any ones Address,
Want To find u strnyed Animal,
Want to Sell Piece OF Furniture
Want to Cuy Second-hsnd Carriage.
Want to cell Agricultural implements.
Want to tind anything you have Lost
Want 10 Advertise anything to Advantage,
Want to ard Owner for anything,
Want 70 save Money,
Want To Make Money,
Want to Make q Name.
Want anything at ALL
OF THE DAILY NATIONAL REPTBLiCNN
HAvINO A LARGER CIRCULATION THAN All
OTHER MORNING JOURNALS IN WASHING
TON Combined.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

This organization had another full house on Sat.
urdsy night. The committee presented an excel.
lent programme, consisting Of short addresses by
Mrs Lawrence, Messrs. Holloway, Peck, Lltchheld
Norton. Colonel Ware, and others singing BY Miss
NeIdfeldt, the Misses Cook, Bob" Stevens aud
James Smith instrumental music by the Legion
orchestra, George DOugherty, leader. Miss Addis
Prospect presided at tho piano, and rendered some
excellent solos on that instrument. This young
lady has always eYlnC6d disposition TO aid the
different temperance societies by her superior mu
steal ability, and her friends propose very shortly Ia
show by practical demonstration their appreCa
ton OF her valuable services by rendering her q
complimentary benefit at Lincoln Hall
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11
THE ouAHrERxAsrxR GENERALS
OFFICE. .'"

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rev Gays since the Quartcrmaster-6cneri, 70
ployees Of his DEPARTMENT reouested Mr.. Gp,ytsls
Inc In.noc,or ~ R,,,Idi,r, ~ o,smi,o m. .,,uc
:. s. w . ,'N'a'.e- Wv, "2-' 49,
tune occupied ~ ue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ONCE, and report "a To It's safety.
Mr. Entwisle has made the inspechoA and re-
ports as foIlovs $3.50 .7TV' '0T
-, - o"V",' .,.,- -.
hnd That the PARTITION on thc west Side OF the
IN ,uunig soutn rom w, c nas
~. supppptn pe,oM he man nocr ekces Wy hoo,
Joss mnich nave gwen away Z gteM neai.
Icc9 .i, .nat pIiSk wal pe Duly unuet sau
p a ,'y .ouusen ihcnei uhiCk IN tnc uene ~
a i ne ncnes mnek IN me iham n9nt ~ "
pihSc " paicN WAL nne " gituets' oklv hcnes
unuvI ehch moor, suppotr9 ~ Propet-skeu lIoh y.
MoVucn poss Mnlch VIII make INA, ppIuon oI
~, ~, sui,hg pe,iyoty seeuLc. Inc see.on OYER IN,
s Me ess' LOOM mas, hna, oeen sey e"ec, ,un
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

4 short time since Mr., CroplHy, of Georgetown
had valuable set Of harness stolen frsa his stable.
lie notified the:poliuc who have been on the look.
out for the thief, but up to Saturday they had not
been abo TO catch him. Saturday afternoon Ser,
geanl Arnold arrested Shelton Kusenbury on sus-
Plcloh o. being the guilty party and carried him IN
me fiiu Precinct station. Shortly nneT he was
locked up lie stated that he knew where the stolen
property was hid and an officer was sent 10 thC
house OF woman named Lizzie Herbert, on ThiT
teen.and a-haf street northwest, where the harness
was found concealed under u bed. II was carried
IN the station, and this morning the prisoner vii
interview Judge Smell.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11
THE CHURCHES rEsrkRDAH.
Father Rsviiis on Heii-services IT Howard
Univcrsity-Dr. Bartlett at the Congrsgs-
uonal Church.

University-Dr. Bartlett at the Congregn-
uonal Church.
ST. DoNIsIc's CHURCH.
81. Dominic's Church was crowded yesterday
afternoon to hear the eloquent Father Rcville's
third discourse on tho prevailing topic, Hell"
The reverend gentlemen was attentiyely listened
to, aud made remarkably fine argument TO prove
that there Is future punishment for ell who open
ly rebel against the will Of the saviour His ser
mon ysa clear and complete answer from the
pulpit standpoint OF the doctrines advanced By In.
naS' w so, ss =, h,n, the only punishment duo
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER.
Rev. Edward Wilson preached brief sermon,
appropriate to communion, yesterday morning,
from Eph; T.. IS: .Yor through Him ~ehave access
AT the close be read series of resolutions passed
by the church on the death Of A.. q. smith; a
yestryman and the treasurer Of the church; The
TO quite large humber OF communicates, includ.
ing those confirmed BY Bishop Fallows last Sunday.
In the evening Rev, Mr.. Wilson preached an In.
terestinR and instructive discourse on Moses as a
man ahd alaw'giyer.
SERVICES AT HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
:, The attendance at preaching services at Howard
university constantly Increasing, aud now IL the
largest u has been since 1873 WHOM Dr. j. 4. Rankin
prescheu regularly nj the University during the
presidency Of General Howard. A large audience
assembled at four O'Clock yesterday afternoon to
hssr Rey DIT. Patton. The Doctor preached nn
And will punish the world for their evil, and the
wicked for their iniquity."
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
The pulpit Of this church was occupied yesterday
morning by President Bartlett OF Dartmouth Col.
lege. who preached an eloquent sermon from the
text Phil. w., s: FINALLY, brethren, whatsoever
things arc true Whatsoever things are honest what
soevsr things are just, whatsoever things are pure
whatsoever things lovely whatsoever things are
Of good report u there Ne any virtues and II there
be any praise, think on these things"
E-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
The congregation at this church yesterday morn.
ing WAS unusually large fSv pastor, Rev. Dr. J. W
Parker, preached very INTERESTING and Instructive
sermon lrum Ezekiel XVIII, 81: For I have nc
pleasure In tho death Of him that dieth."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

Tho Young Ladies' Temperance Union held a
very enthusiastic meeting In the chapel of the
Young Mems Christian Association on Saturday, at
one o'clock. large number Of workers and q
good corps of singers were present. The audience
was extremely large, never egualed at any former
trrr.t IN the proceedings. very encouraging
feature was the large attendance of young men.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

G. T. Todd to J. W. Starr, trustee, for 5000, lots
20, u, -. 49, 81, 49, and 20, square 81; W C. Lips
comb, trustee to j. y. Cox ct al, trustees of the
Methodist Protestant Church in Georgetown, D. c..
for -, lots and In old Georgetown: A, G. Ped
Elizabeth BrummCl Ia \. o. Brtnnmcl, for 5000 lot
g. square aly; ". W. Curtis and John sherman
10 LuuiSa Clark for $500; sublot 10, square ES: W.
". curtis and Jhnn sherman to John H. Webster
for ssDD sub.lOt TO- square S6s John H. Webster to
W. " Curtis for 81 800, sublOt &C. square JCs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

Yesterday morning, about eleven eclock All agod
German. named Fred Boiler, residing ct 229 G
street northwest, len his home without giving any
reason therefor and up to late hour last evening
his family had received no idings concerning his
whereabouts. Mr.. Boiler Is about seventy -four
years old and ~ he Is not able 10 take OF him.
self 1t Il feared that some accident has happened
to him. Any Information concerning him will be
thankfully received BY his distressed family.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

The great show" at the Comique this week will
present a combination OF uncxampled excellence
In variety specialtics.
Messrs. Smith and Byrnc, "the musical team =
the three Germans; Miss Clara Moore, the character
vocalist: Mr. Frank Lewis, the motto vocalist. and
other well-known artists, will lend their distin
guished efforts 90 the rendition of the usual at
tractlve programme prov ided at the COmique.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

The Dashaways' meeting drew another immense
audience last night to Lincoln Hall. The meeting
opened with prayer by Mr.. b. D. Peck. Addresses
were made by Msssr. s. X. Cramer, Edward
Humphreys, J. b. Wilson, and d. d. Peck and
others. The choir, under the leadership of Mr.. W
DruInmOnd, rendered excellent music. Misses
Weaver and Hopkins and Nr. Hopkins also added
nlIch 70 the muslCRl enjoyment Of the evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

The thousands Of delighted auditors that at
tended the late performances of Uncle Toms
Cabin" will he pleased at the announcement of n
second season Of thht attractive play, commencing
this evening, at Ford's opcra-Housc. The success
of The present series Of performances Is assured by
the employment Of the same splendid cast Of the
former season. Mr.. aud Mrs q. q. Howard, Mr.
George Mcdonald and little Oracle Wade will ap-
pear In the respective roles which they have made
81 famous. The Jubilee Singer" viii render the
piece, and one hundred cOlorcd peoIl. have been
engaged 10 appear IN the great plantation scene"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

Saturday afternoon oHicer Liiskey found Tho
body Of q white female infant at the corner O
South Capitol and b streets southeast with II,
throat cut from car TO ear Tho body was taken I,
the Eighth Precinct station and the coroner mott
fed lie empaneled Jury. yesterday afternoon
death from wound In the throat which severed
Us windpipe. They further recommended that thu
Commissioners Of the District offer suitable re
tarJly act
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11
AM USEM ENTy.


Madame Oates and thoroughly efficient com
pany, many Of whom arc new to Washington audi
ences, VIII commence a season of English opera
bouiIe at the National Theatre this evening. The
performances Of the week ore arranged as follows
Monday, "Giroae-Girofia; :" Tuesday, Mime Angot's
child" Wednesday. "Bnrbo lileuc;" Thursday.
Princes OF 1rvbizondc;" Friday, La Perichole'
for the first time IN EngSlib. aud the benefit Of
Madame Oates: Saturday La Grando Duchesse.'
These performances will he presented with the I'm.
pOttant udjuncS Of grand chorus and Urchestrn,
new aud elegant costumes. prOpcrIies. &c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

A meeting of the Washington Temperance Re-
form Club was held last night in their new hall,
Temple, TO which place they were com
PEELED TO move on account of their old hall proving
loo small. Addresses were delivered by liz. Law
renee, Of Massachusetts; Brothers A. $. Richmond,
I. A Mulntyre. and JACK ReynUld.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

The peoples meetings at sheldon Hall. to be held
every sunday, were successfully haugurated yes.
terday, the main feature being addresses by Mrs.
Dr. Lawrence These meetings are for free discus.
sion OF religious questions, on the principle that
ideas that will not bear open examination are
worthless, and those which will are enhanced
thpreh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

MARY KLEP, the famous barking girl OF
Chicago, has broken out esan,a and is mystifying
people more than ever She was discovered
a few evenings ago bayinE at the moon and
was captured by being surrounded by police
men, for no man can run her down alone. The
noises she utters are in exact imitation of tho
various sounds produced by small terrier,
from the sharp yelp to the low, deep srowl.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11
Colonel IngersoiI on Hell.

Colonel Ingersol will lecture at Odd Fellows
Hall this evening OH the subject Of HELL" This
lecture has been delivered in New York during the
past week. and has created profound sensation
To morrow evening Colonel Ingersoll will lecture
at the same place on paine and His Orthodox
Dctractors." Reserved seats cad bo secured al
Brad AdCms' street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

The clerk of the court has Issued marrige license
to the following applicants: William Talbot ant
Matilda Williams; J. @. Fowler and Clara L. Col
mcr: Allen Moore aud Lucretia MastersOn; ID. q
Grant aud Mary ID. Miller.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

This noon at twelve O'Clock there will be held in
the parlOrs Of the Y NJ O. A. meeting to take into
consideration plans for sustaining the Murphy
movement for the coming two weeks. The officers
of the various temperance associations. aud all In
teTe,tGd in the cause, are invited 10 be prevent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

NATIONAL THEATEE.-Ooatcs Comic Opera.
FoRD'' OrYRA HoUsE.-Unclc Toms Cabin.
THEATRE Congratulate Dudd and new Va
riety Company.
Opp FELLOWS HALi.-Col. InrcrSo!l on Hell"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11
CIRCUIT COURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CART

No. . Frazier VS. District Of Columbia. No. l7G
United iSates use Of Great Falls Ice Company VS.
Kimmcll. No. lS3 Rider CT al. VS.. sharp. No. 49,
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company VS.
Peugh. No 2Di. NOurse and Middleton VS.. Nc
Namara. No. 20i. Brown ". Chapman. No 2gj
Keyser vs. Mack 4 Winter. No. 200. Edwards
administrator, &C., VS.. Kccney, sdmnistra
tor, &c. No. Dos. Kellogg VS.. Mitchell. No. 20
Knoedler vs.. Meoy, executor, &c NO ~
Arms Il Ketcham vs.. Greenatel No. 2l3. Sturgis
ct al. ". MCGEE. No. III. Barnes VS.. baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, No. 2l5. Gilmore VS.
Taylor No. 40 Van Rswick vs.. Wheeler No
2li. Patch VS.. Davis. No. 2ls. schneider VS.
Smith. No. 81. Hcnning vs.. Smith. No. IA. Saltei
ct l.vs Walter ct al. No. ls. Sa!tsr VI. johnson
No. No. Giebe Vs.. kimmell Lober No. $50
FLYNN W Connolly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

Children, even If deaf and dumb are taught to
spell and read instAnLaneOusly. Gee advertisement
Of Bells Patent Teaching Cards In another col.
uInn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

Mrs. Emma II. Fallow, through her counsel has
filed bill for divorce from her husband, Edward
j. Fnlow. They were married in this city Decem.
her 10, 1871 by REV. O. II. Tiffany. and their mu.
tual cohabitation cont nued for the lengthy time
OF sixty nine days when the wcaried husband do.
camped for Alabama, leaving the young wife to
protect and support herself as hest She might be
able. She asks IN addition for divorce permission
10 resume her maiden name.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

DOES your head ache? II 10 one or two does OF
LedieS Headache specific will cure II IN the III Jrt
space VI twenty minutes, This Is absolutely true.
FRY H.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

For he Middle itd,tic States, colder, clearing
scsatke porth,restsry riads, aud rising barometer,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

Soi1 Schlorb VS.. Clark; No. 10. Basshor VS.. XII.
bourn; No. A. Davis vs. shcidcr; No. is, dudley VS.
Brown; No 49, Marley vs.. Cottrcll: No. 80 Wright
VS. WEIGH; No. s. Magrldcr vs. Thornton; No
81, Davis VS.. Cararl; No. GO, Beckett VS.. Tyler
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

KENTUCKY Is to have Constitutional Con.
yoption.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11
CITY ITEMS.

Yors0 PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth.
neglect will soon ruin them. BE wise In time.
Clean them daily with THuRsTos's Ivory PEARL.
TooTH POWDER, the most perfect dcntrihce known
Il will keep them through life IN good condition.
white and sound, will harden the gums, swceten
the breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by all
druggists. % and " cents per bottle.
ARE you bilious. troubled with headache, dizzy.
pcptlc, nervous, dull, and lnnguidg Averse TO oil
exerton. IL your life miserablcf You require \
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Take QutRK's 1Rfsu TEA, the great house.
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold by,all
druggists, q cents per package which makes q
quart Of medicine. ,..0.
WELLS MLcHISI.S SPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsT.
EEs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpas all othors.
HARD times demand economy; practice II by
renovating your sOied gloves with JoUvES's ISo-
DERors KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price 70 cents per
bottle. .,r
Is your hair harsh. dry and stiffr Docs It refuse
to curR Dress IL with THoNrsoSs PoMADE orIIhE.
An olcnginous compound Of singular merits. II
will improve IT, Sold by druggists. &c. Price 25.
and 90 cents per bottle.
LOCAL MISCELLdNY.
Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits. j. H. SQuIgr & Co.,
Bankers, ltI6 Pennsylvania avenue.
Beit-of clothing. watches pistols. &C., bought u,
HcrZoy's 9l5 street Orders attended to.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

The Loveii-Tayior Hsbeas Corpus Casc-A
Divorce Applied Assisnments for To-
Day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11

WELLS MAcHIsIsrREAp STRENGTHENING PLAsr
EIs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpas all othors.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits Special rates on time
deposits. J. n. SquTyr & Co..
Bankers, ltl6 Pennsylvania avenue.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-17
He Gave Himself Away.

Mr.. A. E. Shannon, of Austin,
United States Revenue Collector for
this section, has been in town several
days. During his stay among US he
has roonied most of the time with
his old friend Pete Canavan. Being a
Federal otice-holder Mr.. Shannon, as
in duty bound. ostensibly stands in
with the Administration on the out
side. Unfortunately, however. he
talks in his sleep, and according to
Caravan he poured forth the other
night his true ~inwardness, which was
the reverse of complimentary to
President Hayes. His bitter denun.
citation of the President would en-.
title the unconscious sleeper to free and
full membership in Conkling's wing
of the party, but inasmuch as Shan
non is a pretty clever "injun," and
we would as soon see him gather the
revenues of Uncle Sam as any one
else, we will suffer martyrdom rather
than repeat in this public manner
just what he said. We shall suppress
the Presidents copy of to-day's
SENTINEL, and if perchapce he
should get hold of Shannon's dream
from n different source, we shall
cheerfully stand in with the latter to
impeach Canavan's testimony.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-17

The question of where the noble red
man procures his firewater is often
asked. and suspicion points to the Co.
lestial as the source. There is very
little doubt that such is the case, al
though the Chinese are very shrewd in
the Illicit traffic, and are seldom
caught. Drunken Indians are as plen-
tiful at all times as intoxicated white
men, and while under the influence Of
liquor indulge in many brutal ARRAYS.
AT an orgie INDUCED in Tuesday
evening at one of their camps among
the rocks on the hillside west OF
town, an old squaw was set upon by
half a dozen females of the tribe and
cut and beaten to death. The body
was literally hacked to pieces and the
skull crushed in by blows from some
blunt instrument. A number OF
white men visited the camp yesterday,
and compelled the bucks To bury the
remains. They gathered the informa-
ton as to the of her death
from n of the squaws, who seemed
to be a friend of the deceased, and
who pointed out the perpetrators, but
it would be useless for tho officers to
make any arrests. As no n was
present but Indians, and their testi-
mony is not competent in the courts.
Some efforts should be made to fer
ret out The parties who sell the
whisky; but this is also a difficult
task, as the Cinnamon are very
shrewd in their traffic. This is the
second squaw that has been MUIR
dered within the last month.