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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-29
BOUNCED Him.

There was u sound smote the ear last
evening like unto the racket of a buzz
saw in the Internal regions high above
which could be heard a yelp Of pain,
snd the next instant a little fellow shot
uut OF a Main street dive. turned two
suminersaults, lit square on his feet,
ana started up the thoroughfare at a
speed that would have discounted
lexington in his palmy days. The
male female who appeared al the door
wsy, explained that the bounced indi.
ssunsi had insulted her. and she had
""nnministered summary punishment.
,hvhly this, and nothing more" What
s ss nature of the affront had been she
a'u not deign to explain. and by rea-
IN ssa OF her Amazonian proportions, we
m. some delicacy in inquiring. Hence
~. iack or knowledge of the exciting
cause Of the disturbance.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-29
THE FEMALE MINsrRELs.


There seems to be quite a diversity
of opinion among the press of the
western portion of the State as to the
morality of the performances of the
Female Minstrel Troupe, some of the
papers claiming that there is nothing
to offend, while others are OF a decided
ly opposite opinion. The moralist of
the Carson Tribune is especially vigor-
Gus in his denunciatlons of the blondes
and brunettes, while the Appeal, edited
by a clergyman, found nothing 10 the
entertainment to shock any ones mod.
esty. 1t is very evident that ones en-
joyment is due to the mood in which
they approach 1.-THE way they look at
1t, 80 10 speak. On n point, all of
the papers are unanimous, and that is
that the performers outstrip anything
in their line aver seen on this Coast.
Whether this verdict means that they
are at the top of their profession, or
that in their costumes they are close
imitators OF Mother Eve, is rather OBJ
scure. Our readers car draw their w
differences. One thing is certain, there
Is going to be more or less trouble
among the married circles of Eureka,
if the policy is decided upon by prud-
,sh husbands of debarring their wives
from witnessing the performances. AS
they pithily remark, if the husband
can go without contamination, SO can
his wife; and one lady of our acquaint.
auce, who had read in a San Francisco
journal that only bald headed men were
present at the Bush Street Theater dur
ing the last nights, confidently informed
us that although her husband had a
remarkably plentiful crop OF hair at
present, If he dared attend without
taking her, she would make him per-
feclly eligible for a front seat during
the balance of their stay, a direful
threat that we interpreted as meaning
that she would snatch him bald
headed. To calm the feminine appre.
tensions on the subject, we as>ure
them that the attractions of the troupe,
and the comments that they have <
cited, is due to their display of those
feminine charms and graces that the
most of the sex conceal from the ayes
of the male. Graceful, willowy arms.
shapely legs, swelling contours, and
a boundle,s wealth of msmmiferous
Developments. is the way an enthusi-
astic friend of ours puts it, and he saw
them in San Francisco, aud has been
unhappy aver since. In speech and
action there is no trace of vulgarity,
any approach to it being s%tudiously
avoided. II the ladies can endorse the
free display made by the Richmond
blondes, they need have no hesitation
in attending the hall on Tuesday even.
ing next, and in this connection it may
he we'll enough to mention the fact
that a number of reserved seats have
been secured by leading citizens. who
anuOunce their iDtentiOn of going in
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-29
Daily Mail.

The mail service between Eureka
and Typo having been increased to six
times a week on and after the first day
of April the stages between the two
points will leave and arrive daily, Sun
days excepted. The growing impor-
lance of Tybo is recognized by the De-
paftment and the increased mail tRcili.
ties will be hailed with satisfaction by
our prosperous neighbor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-29

The bon bon soiree last evening was
heartily enjoyed by the large number
of merry dancers who thronged Bige-
lows Hall, and there was a univer
sally favorable comment on the man.
agenent of MIR. Norman Beaton, 10
whose efforts they we're indebted for
the pleasures of the occasion. After
indulging in the waltz, quadrilles, etc,
as per programme. up till IL O'Clock
a pause in the revelries was had, and
the bon bons distributed. Then the
fun grew fast and furious. everybody
entering into the spirit OF the gayeties
The party did not conclude until q
late hour, and then there was a gen.
eral regret expressed at the apparent
brevity of the flying moments. MIR
BNaton can congratulate himself on thu
eminent success of his social events
and 1t is the expressed wish that he
will continue indefinitely in the sam,
line.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-29
The BuIlion Kohherx.

The following special telegram was
received at the SENrISEL Office last
evening:
HAMILTON, March %.
The examination Of Frank Clifford
for grand larceny, for bullion robbery,
which has been in progress two days.
was concluded this evening, and Tho
prisoner held in 5 1900 bonds to await
the action of the Grand Jury. The
Ease elected much attention, and Q
large number of the citizens Of Ward
attended as witnesses.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-29

&C ertain we'll known citizen Of Eu.
reka, discussing the Murphy move
ment, declared his firm intention Of
never again joining Z temperance
organization. On being pressed for
his reasons, he said that he became 3
member of the Good Templars two
years ago, and took an obligation
never to taste liquor unless sick, and
he had been sick ever since; at which
statement the listeners burst into .
guffaw, and our friend studied intently
to find out where the laugh come
in
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-29

STOCK REPORT.
s.u Francisco stock Exchange.
SAN FRANCISCO. March %.
NOrntng Board.-u A. N.
es, opbir- 81 3iH 3sA BAN 34x
55 Mexican-liM III
o. Gould 4 Curry 81 65s 81
Oh Rest a Belcher-l6l9 los 1873
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40 Con Virginia-l9A 1917 1885
d Chollar-2j ~
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90 Imperial soc
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80 A~lpha-I%
90 Belcher- 305c 3
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so Utah-9H IA Va
100 Bullion ~ 4lOc
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80 Califorpia-27A 27h
800 JUSTICE IA
40 Union-5 81 5Hb5 5
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100 Baltimore-l
80 Silver Hill--l10c
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800 Mouumental-l5cb30
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1910 Grand Prizes OK
$50 Argenta 40c
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800 Endow meDt-05c
800 Young America-f0
100 Independence S5c
100 Silver prize-i5c
400 S~tar-lloc
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40 Falcon -45c soc
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700 Belle lsle-60c
rs McCracken-3
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80 Bullion-i%
10 Julia-.3lc 23oc
40j , phir- "a 3ia 3ib5
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10 Con. Virginia-l9h
100 LeylathHn 45e
~ Alpha IA "a
100 New York Cun.-T5c SOC
2l5 lmperial-50e %.
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Bullion Shipment.

Wells, Fargo e. Co. made the follow
ing shipment Of bullion yesterday
morning: Nine bars, which were
valuedsat $ll,437 q.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-11-29

F1OR CURRENTS. CANNED SALMON,
4 Oranges. Coooauuts, and Fancy Gro
R. NJ METHENY'S
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alaYneih Hams

Six prisoners-four white and two
piored- were sentenced by the Graves
circuit Court, last week, for different
arms ranging from two to twelve
ears in the State peuiteutiary
Young Sweet, who was Indicted for
~ kluxing and found guilty of felony.
"a granted new trial. aud on retliaI
band entity of a misdemeauor and
6nsd 500 and imprisonment ia the
csrp'y Jail for three months.
Die suit of Zlek Thomas against
theicity of Mayfeld aud contractors
20 fstrain and enjoin them from cut
tics a sewer across Main street and
therby diverting the waters from their
uatrai course aud running them on
tbdot of Thomas. was tried before j
O Hilbert. Special Judge, aud iDjunc-
ito was granted
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-11-29

An attempt has recently been made
to establish Fl ggiug as a punishment
for cartain offences IN the State Of
California la England, where fiogs
Ing had become almost extinct. it has
been largely reestabli>hed, aud in some
Of our oldest States, where il was abol
i>hed many years ago, there Is Il good
deal of talk about returning 20 Gus
tom which in modern times. has gem
orally been spoken OF as "barbarOus
A. TO that. however. ali punishment
especially so far as il contains any
element of revenge Is Of savage na
ture The question i whether a Ger
tain degree of snvageue-s does not
necessarily inhere to the highest state
Of civilization?
Old States. like Delaware which have
never ubnndoued the ne of The lash,
say they fnd it wonderfully effi5aciou-
There are many arguments which
may be urged in favor of this mole ui
punishment It is summary aud THAT
Is one Of the chiefcst elements Ia The
efficacy OF punishment.
1t is irrevocabIe 4 tenders hearted
Governor cannot take off the stripe,
which have once been laid on
1t is greatly dreaded both on ac
count Of the physical pain and The
lasting public disgrace attending up
ON is iuGiction Criminals who care
litfle Tot painie-s imprisonment blaa-
che al the sight Of The whipping post
aud the cat U 'uine-tais.
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+ Adoir, the Indian LAWYER
vii clames to be full -bIooded Chloe
tar Is said to be man of great abli-
Is He lives at Washington. and
pntices successfully in the supreme
Carr of the United States. He won
ththrgest fee ever made by auy law
yergho ever lived in any country,
beig he magnificent sum OF SI'200.-
00Dn Que case Ii came about in
ihisway: The lands of the Choctaw
IDilnS were bought some Years ago
by te Government at 125 cents per
acre and the Indians being di5sarisG-
Ell nh the price employed Adair to
getnre for the land. agreeing to give
him e. half Of all he got over aud
abee be original 123 cents per acre
Dgongh his efforts the matter was
75issSgf-t before Gun sre.s. and the
lands were resold, being again bought
by The Government. this time at 81 %
an acre. max Ing difference over and
ADORE the 125 cents peracre, If So,
4O0000. thus fixing his fee under his
eouiract with the Choetaws at the
aforesaid 81 POO coo lie has already
been paid $50 600 Of il but the balance
l. Withheld on the ground that the
= osernmentis the guardian of the
Indians aud considers chat Admir- in
hiseon'raet oeerreached the ChoctawS,
for whose benefit the money Is now
held at Washington Mr.. Adair's
O. am for his Zee will again be before
congress this Winter. and it is thoueht
he will receive about 500 coo, addi
iioaal and the balance viii be paid TO
hi clients, the Iudian-
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IN Me,Aa"r:a,,n

Lines written in memory Of albert
KISGHAS, a youth of great promise sim
pie. but dignifed in manner; true an.
noble in mind; an Interesting companion
an Industrious student. and highly tai
ented musician l-his premature death
occasioned l.y the yellow fever, win ever
he deeply regretted by his family an
friends.
The gay. sweet harp is broken!
For there was none to save;
This emblem and this token,
Oh, lille it in his grave;
Lest hand or lip profaniug,
Should touch such haliow'd thing;
Or harper rude he claiming,
Discorlant strains to ding
mol let its sweet notes slumber,
With undisturbed repose,
Like some dear sacred wonder.
Whose mem ry sooihes our woes.
Loved Albert! while thus grieving
Thy talents to resign,
That pes,ilence hereaving,
Has blighted powers like thine.
Sounds of angelic xladness.
No earthly harp can swell,
Sings TO rs in our sadness
"All now with me is veil.
That master hand now playing
The golden harps above,
Would chide us if DELAYING.
Heavens joys for him we love.
Let flowers his tomb be gracing,
Nor weep for one so blest,
OH there would be placing
The lilly, he loved best
Sept. 1873. VA.
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Trtbu,e OF ReSDpcs.

To Deceased Members IF II. Z. Sunday School
WHEREAS, During the late epidemic,
death invaded the membership of this
Sabbath School, and removed from us
ID. Kingman. jr, our Librarian and Sec
rotary. and Willie Coffee. Benny Ash
worth, Charlie Mason Robi Chaser, Jos.
CHASER, and Henry wiIburn, and whilst
submitting to the dispensatians Of Him
who doeth all things well, we most deeply
deplore their untimely deaths; therefore,
be it
Resoived, That in the death of A. d.
Kingman. jr, this School has lost faith
full attendant and friend, an officer of eff
fency aud moral nprightness; the COM
munity young man Of promising future,
and his parents an affeciionate aud dnti~
fnI son. That in the deaths of Willie
Coffee, Benny Ashworth, Charlie Mason
Charlie Samse. Robert CHASER, JOS. Chaser
and Henry WiIburn, this school has lost
some of its brightest and best scholars.
RESOLVED, That we extend 20 the bereav-
ed relatives of our deceased officer aud
scholars our sincere sympathy and con
dolence.
Resoiped, That these resolutions be
spread upon our record and copies of them
be furnished the relatives of the deceased
officer and members, aud that they be
published in the Hickman CouRIEa.
JAS E FUQuA,
5. N. WHITE, Com.
JAS. {. WEARN.
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l. there anything in the record OF
the three recent attempts at reglclde
which indicates concerted action. and
points to a common motive? How
could the results of assassination IN
these cases. supposiug it successful,
observe the ends of any Socialist socie
~? Are these phenome in word,
the signs Of widespread conspiracy,
or should they rather be held the
symptoms Of a curious mania, such
ns Is SOMETIMES remarked to prompt
with conragious and inexplieable
force to a particular class Of crimes?
There i no donht. we believe hat
Hodel and Nohiling, a. wei as Pass
anante and the a-saillant OF King
Alphouso. protested Socialist opinions
aud we've connected with local Social
ist Moreover, the Italian assassin II
reported to be member of the Inter
national Society. and according to states
meuts whose truth we cannot vouch
tor bis purpose was known to others,
who gave warning to the ITALIAN EN-
h1ssy in Paris. aud to King Humbert
himself before his departure from
Rome But. after al. what does this
prove? We should certainly no expect
the perpetrators Of such deeds to he
recruited from the ranks Of fervent
royalists Such a blind and fran tic
hate of kings could only be engender-
ed in brain stuffed aud disorded with
crude and seething mass of leve Hing
ideas. A most snch men could be
only the tools and not the authors OF
cons piracy. But a wide reaching and
elaborate plot exacts in is creator
cool. asfute, and tar sighted intellect
The very existence Of powerful asso
Ella ian attesis ability Of no mean or
der which would, undoua tedly. adjust
is operations to some iutelligible OBJ
ject. ana certainly would not commit
series of preposterons bIunders. II
would be easy to show that each OF
the attempts az assassination, with the
possible exception of the attack on
the King Of Spain. was obviously Diet
rimental TO the SCIENTIST propaganda
aud sure TO provoke a conservative
reae'ion, it is a strange Inconsistency
whieh at one time invests Carl Mars
aud other founders of the Soca!led
Internntional with porteufous eapaei-
ty of mischief and at another ascribes
to them more than childish la,ui
ty.
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751IuTE OF RESPECT

TO DECEASED KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
WHERtAs, In the dispepsation of Prov
idepee the hand of death has fallen
heavily upon the brotherhood of the
knights of Honor, o: Hickman. claiming
as its victims, twelve of our members. and
in that number the purest, best, and no.
hest. therefore, with hearts bowed in
anguish and grief al this deep and ire
parable afiiefion, be it
R,solus9. That in respect 10 the memory
of onr deceased hro.hers, whose deaths
we depIore, aud whose virtues we shall
strive 70 emulate, this order is resolved
into Lodge of sorrow, the officers and
members 10 wear the usual badge of
mourning. the lodge room. gavels, and ali
insignias of the order to be draped for
thirtv davs, and the customary funeral
rites observed az such times ana places as
NAV hereafter be Designated
Pssof,ed That in the deaths of Geo. D.
Prather. Thomas Jones, Emile Seharfe,
pl,ilI;,, Railzer. Frank Segrist, DR.. r. c.
prs,i,ar F. Samse. John Si,nones, y. p.
Harnoss - Gardner, Edward Mangel,
anJ \, Kjsiner this Lodge has lost mem
hers whose usefulness cannot be estima-
ted ana the community citizens whom we
an hanored aud respected IN their re-
spective spheres of life
pssoyscd rhat we offer the heartfelt
s,,,,.,.s,t,v of brothers and true Knights
10 rLe families of the deceased, and that,
wbila We cannot assuage their grief. we
commend them TO the sweet memories OF
49,. - associates useful lives, and to
10 ,a.,5.r mercies of Him in whom we
Sho.I,l all trust; and praying that we
NAV ho imhued with the spirit and bless
Al :.h The ability TO discharge our
hro,targv duty to the bereaved.
p..sIssd That these resolutions be
$500, anon the records of the Lodge,
49,. any be furnished by the Reporter
= 80. : smily of the deceased, and that
- saIn aublished in the Hickman Courier.
GEO. WARREs,
JSo. KYNEs, Com.
f. BEcKNAS.
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AN ASTONISHING FACE.

large proportion of the American
people are to-day dying from the effects
OF Dyspepsia or disordered liver The
result of these diseases upon the masses
of Intelligent aud valuable people is most
alarming making life actually burden
usteal of pleasant existence of en-
JOY ment and usefulness a it ought to be.
There is no COOL reason for this, If you
will only throw aside prejudice and
sxepticism, take the advice of Druggists
and your friends, and try one bottle Of
,ireeu August Flpwer. Your speedy
relief is certain, Millions Of bottles of
this Medicine have been given away TO
TO try its Virtues, with satisfactory results
in every case. You can bug sample
bottle for 10 cents 10 try. Three doses
will relieve the worst case. Positively
sold by all Druggists on the Western Coa-
tinent Sold by Buck x CowGILL.
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Toes LATE iD sise Day for

The doctors in session az Rich mond
as tie American Public Heaiih Asso-
citation have not all agreed IN regard
to the origin OF the late yellow fever
epilamic aud Is 10 the means which
ought TO be employed to prevent the
recurrence OF such pe-ti'encc. The
disagreement Of doctors is proverhial.
though they are not more likely than
other men 10 have diverse opinions
about thugs concerning which there
i yet 40 certainty; and there Is great
chance for a variety Of views tnuch-
ing .his matter Of yellow fever There
u however little difference Of opinion
among them, and among all intell
gent men who have observed the pro
gress of these epidemics, about the
possibility of ultimately preventing
such pestileuce as that which has
thi. year invaded hundred CON
muuities in the valley Of the Mis>iss-
ippi. The great advances which have
been made in medci5e during this
century. Que Of the most illustrious liz
the whole history Of the healing art
and especially the rapid progress Of
sanitary science during the last twenty
or twenty-five years. give rs reason to
except that we shall couqper this form
Of plague the only one from which
the country has . recent years been a
periodical -uff rer One New York.
Boston, and Philadelphia endured its
frequent vi~ita'ions. md yellow fever
was as malignant and rs widespread IN
those cities as it has been in New
Orleans aud Memphis this summer and
autumn.
Whatever may be the differences Of
opinion abour iis origin. it clnnot be
long before civilized countries will b.
able to prevent the recurrence of such
an epidemic "a that which this year
has prostrated hundred thou-and
people and killed tenth part of that
number. causing iucalculable physical
suffering aud the loss of many nils
lions Of money throughout wide re-
gion New Orleaus has reduced It's
liability to yellow fever pestilences by
attention TO cleanliness and the laws
of health; aud if il goes on in the same
good work it may make itself de-
sirab BILE place OF residence aud a city
of whose wholesomeness the country
will have reason to-be proud.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

When used for rheumatism, Sore
Throat, Lame Back, Neuralgia, sprains,
Bruises. Cuts, Contracted Muscles, Stiff
Joints, Corns aad Barus, on human be
ings; and SPAWN, Ring Bone, Calls, Cuts,
Scratches, etc, on animals, Coussens'
Lightning Linimeut is unequaled, and its
effect simply electrical. As its name sug-
gests, ii Is quick to relieve, and thousands
bear witness to its astounding virtues.
Price 80 cents per bottle. For sale by
Buck < Cowci'l, wholesale and retail
druggists, Hickman, Ky. augi6.
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90 To AMBERG S ifyou want to save
" your money. NJ w
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Minrlha.

throng of sufferers with coughs and
colds, annually 90 Sou'h to enjoy the
ethereal mildness of the land of flowers.
70 them we would say the necessity of
that Eek pensive trip is obviated by Cous-
sens Compound Honey Of Tar which
speedily yanqpishes the coughs and colds
incident TO this rigorous cline. For pub
lie speakers IL surpasses the Demostheuic
egimen of pebbles and sea shore; clear
ing the throat until the voice rings with
the 81 very cadence of n bell. Csc Cous-
sens Compound Honey OF Tar. Price 50
cents bottle. For sale by Buck < Cow
gill, wholesale and retail druggists, HEX
man, Kentucky. augl6
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DISSOLUTION.

AT lowest cash prices.
july2S-76.
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A PEMARYAPLE REsurr

1t makes no difference how many Physi-
clans, or how much medicine you have
tried. it is now an established fact that
German Syrup is the only remedy which
has given complete satisfaction in severe
cases Of Lung Diseases. 1t IS true there
are yet thousands of persons who are
predisposed to Throat and Lung Affections
Consumption, Hemorrhages. Asthma,
Severe Colds settled on the Breast
Pneumonia, whooping Cough &c, who
have no personal knowledge af Bosehee's
German syrup To such we would say
that so 900 dozen were last year without
one complaint. ConsumPtives try just
one bottle Regular size IS cents Sold
by all Druggists in America. Sold by
Buck < CowGILL