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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-07
ssie.sisss ana M,.s.s.

Wituln = lew weeks after Prof.
Cunning had announced that the
Comstcck lode was practically
worked out those interested in
mining were startled by the intel
ligence Of the discoveries of new
bonansas In the Ophir at depths
of 1900 and 1000 feet respectively.
They promise to extend through
the Mexican and Union Consoli.
dated claims. The dicta of scion
tists-especially Of geologists-are
notoriously unreliable in practical
matters. Prof. Cunning spoke
with precisely as much assump.
tion Of auth ority az though Prof.
Silliman had never preceded him
An d made himself ridiculous by
his low estimate of the Comstock
lode and his high opinion of the
Emma mine. Nature seems to lie
In wait to catch these learned gen.
tlemen or their feet. They no
sooner announce something ez ca
thedr0 than it Is falsified by the
event. One objection made by the
Professor still remains to be met,
and that II as to the practicabillty
Of working silver and gold lodes,
however rich, at great depths. The
ingenuity Of man, however, ought
to preve equal to the task, espe.
clally when it is remembered that
mines OF the base metals are
worked In Cornwall at q depth al
mest twice that of the recently
discovered bonanza in the Ophir
mine. The Sutro tunnel, which 10
now about completed, should in
crease the resources for ventilating
the Comstock 10 de very greatly.
It 10 not easy to exsggerate the
Importance CT this almost miracu-
lous trsa sure deposit to California.
Mining Is now and must for years
continue to be the lea ding interest
Of this State. 1t is not only that,
but 1t has vitalized all other inter.
ests. Without the i'm petus given
by our mines, we doubt If agricul-
ture would ever have flourished in
California. The prosperity OF San
Francisco during the past
ak or seven years has
hinged largely on the Comstock
lode. There will doubtless come q
time when the Importance Of the
Comstock will be dwarfed, when
other lodes Of equal richness will
be pouring their wealth Of bullion
into the lap Of com merce; San
Francisco will doubtless show as
much enterprise in developing Ar
izona as she displayed In making
Nevada what that State Is to-day;
neverthel sss,it would be di fficult to
oversstimate the extent of the dis
aster which would impend over
this State were it un nderstood that
the Comstock lode had reached the
limit Of its production. With each
advancing year we shall be more
and more independent of the Com
sock, but 1t is now q necessity 10
our continued prosperity.
During its short history :hs Com.
stock lode has yielded within
trifie of three hundred millions OF
dollars. If the fact is conclusivsly
established that it Will yield as re-
liably below the two thousand.foot
level as it has above, this famous
treasure bed takes q nav departure.
American energy and Inventive
skill can be trusted to get the al
mighty dollar out Of its depths.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-07
The Great Fiasco.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July At is
estimated that there were between
5000 and 10000 people on the race
track to witness the great four.
mile race between Ten Brock and
Mollie Mccarthy. The rain fell
heavily last evening, and in the
J-Sve 10 =. r -.fIoded, Uuc a. .nn
rose brightly, and as it passed the
meridian the air was extremely
sultry. The track was not in as
good condition as it was expected
it would be from the warm weather,
the water clinging tenaciously to
the heavy soil, despite every effort
to place 1t in good condition.
BEFORE THE RACE.
At the beginning Of the betting
there was light odds in favor of
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Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald Steam Printing House is
not surpassed by any Job Printing Office
on the Pacific Coast. outside of San Fran.
CISCO, In facilities for doing job work,
Low prices. good work and expedition
nAy b relied upon at this ONCE.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The seventh semI-annual Dividend OF
Los Angeles County Bank has been de-
clared by its Board OF Directors, payable
On and after July 9Th, 1878, at the follow
ing rates: To Stockholders, per cent.
per annum; TO term depositors, 0 per
cent. per annum; to ordinary deposit
ors, per cent. per annum.
J. M. ELLIOTT,
jya-lw Cashier.
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Cop artnersh ip Notice.

We the undersIg ned, FIR. Aockerblum
ana Augustine NOrdholt, both residents
of the city of Los Angeles, county of Los
Angeles, State OF California hereby certi-
fyAIN C1a'- entered into a co-partner-
SA'' OPr soda and other min
-,N SODA WORKS
porses and Carriages, 81 1rm name of
- addle Horses kept
the accommo odationta hereunto
- boarded by the da
tsonable rates. Cor.
los Ano., private or public0HOLT.
10 and upon iy7-Iw
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FOR SALE.

By the Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Tropical Fruit Leud In the State. Water
right goes With the land. cav Hfto the
once or p. Beaudry, No. g SecretoraSt.
apl5tf F. W. W.
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

lspeeiat to the Herald by the Wesie ern
Union Telegraph Company
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DIR. SHOkD

Is offering a few desirab BILE TOY
VERY Low FOR CASH.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

SULLIVAN, Ind Nov. 81, 1878.
terrible explosion occurred at Sullivan coal mine
here to-day. II resulted from ignition of gas by the
fame Of lamp The violence Of the explosion was
increased by eight kegs of powder which were below.
Thirty men were in the mine at the time. and the
immediately after the accident bcgsars de.
scription.
Thirteen men were killed outright, eight or ten
wounded and many others sutfocated TO that extent
that their lives hang by thread The excitement is
so intense that IL s impossible to obtain the Of
the victims at present. 1t is known. however. that
Thomas and Samuel Handford. two Of the propric-
tors of the mine, among the dead. great crowd
OF relatives OF the victims. consisting mostly of
women, have gathered around the il-fated mine and
their lamentations pitiful.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
Wan DEPARTMENT
NAh DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHIsGroS. Nov. 2a-l A. VI.

NASHisGroS, NOV. s2-l A. NJ. }
Indications.
For New England. warmer, partly cloudy weather;
occasional rain; variable winds. mostly northeaserly
stationary hwer pressure.
For the Middle Atlantic States. rainy. followed by
partly cloudy weather; easterly. shifting to
colder northwest Winds falling followed by rising
barometer.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf States colder
clear partly cloudy weather; northwesterly Winds
higher pressure
For upper lake region and Upper Mississippi Val.
Icy. partly cloudy weather rain areas. variable Winds
falling followed by rising barometer rising followed
by falling temperature.
For Lower Missouri Valley, clear or partly cloudy
weather cold northwesterly winds rising barometer
generally followed by falling barometer and winds
shifting 10 warmer southeasterly. Il
The temperature viii remain above freezing in the
canal regions.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
Cantonary signals continue al Macon. Cape Look
out, Cape Hatsaras Cape May, Atlantic City. Barns
gat and Sandy Hook. and ordered for I.ewes New
York. Cape Henry, Kitty Hawk, smifhville aud Will
mington.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
IIsr or. MRS sorrnwoRrns BooKs.

LIST Or MRS. SOJTHWORTHS BOOKS.
Ishmael. or, In the Depths Self Made. Out cf Depths
A Bcautiful ficnd or. Through the Fire.
vc.ors Triumph. Sequel TO "A Beautiful Ficud.r
Fair Play; or Brtomarte. the Man Halter.
The Phantom Wedding; Fall Of the House OF Flint
How He Won Her. \ sequel to Fair Play
The Brides Fate. Sequel 20 The Changed Brides.~
The Changed Brides: or. Winning Her Way.
Lady of the lsie or. The Island Princess
Cruel "a the Grave: or, Haliow Eve Mystery:
Tried For Her Life. Sequel 20 Cruel as the Cravev
The Christmas Guest; or The Crime aud the Curse.
The Missing Brhs; or, Miriam. the Ayenger.
The Bride os I.lcwcyn
The Lost Heir o Linlithgow: or, The Brothers.
Noble Lord Sequel 10 Lost Heir Of Liulithgow.-
The Family Doom; or, The Sin q = coaatess
Tho Gipsy'- Prophecy; or, The Bride Of an Evening
The Fortune Seeker. or, Astrea. The Bridal Day.
The Three Beauties: or, Shannondae.
Alworh Abbey: or, Eudcra
Fallen Pride; or. The Mountain Girls Love.
Viva: Tie Secret OF Power
Tho Curse of Clifton. The Fatal Secrsk
The Discarded Daughter; or The Children OF the Isle
The Motherin. Law; o. Married in Haste.
The Prince of Darkness; or, Hickory Hall.
The Fatal Marriage; or Orvillc Dcvic.
Tho widows Son; or Left Alone.
The Bridal Eve; or. Rose Elmer. =
The Mystery Of Dark Hollow.
The Deserted Wife Tho " ifc's Victory.
Ths Lost Hcr.ss The Artists Love
Tie Haunted ilcncstead. Loves Labor Won
The Spectre Lover. Retribution.
Mrs Sonthworhs books will he found for sale by all
FIRST class booksellers aud agents, copies pf
once, per mail post paid, remtting price " tho pub
r. d. PETERSON BROTHERS.
nos Chestnut St, Philadelphia. Pa.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

Senator Simon B. Conover, of Florida; ex-senator
Thomas NJ. Norwood of Georgia; Comptroller A. q.
Porter. of Washington; John y. smyth. OF Albany
and Thomas Allen, of st. Louis, are at tho Fifth
Avenue. General william Preston. of Kentucky. and
Frederick Billings of Vermont. are at the Brevocrt
Major General Joseph Hooker is at the Park Avenue
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
GAMBETTA AND FOURTOU.
DUEL FOUGHT BETWEEN THEM YESTERDAY
PISTOLS AT THIRTY-FIvE PAcEs-NEfTHEI OF
THE CoMBATANTs HUgT.

DUEL FOUGHT BETWEEN THEM YESTERDAY
PISTOLS AT THIRTY-FIvE PAcEs-NEITHEI OF
THE coMBATANTs HUgT
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON. Nov. 90. 1873,
despatch from Paris. published in London ,es.er-
day afternoon, says dacl with pistols. between VI.
Gambetta and VI. DO Fourtou, arising out of the pass
asc In tho Chamber OF Deputies the 18th inst,
when the latter was unseatcd was fought yesterday
at plessis Prcqnct.
THIRTyrIvE PAGES.
The report OF duel IL confirmed M. ;e Fourtou
and M. Gambctta fought at thirty five PAGES. Only
one cx ,hangc Of shots had, and neither party
was hurt.
rouRrou
NJ. de Fourtou won the choice Of weapons and
named pistols. Both frei at the word and missed.
TEE OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.
The Official account of the meeting, signed by
the principals and seconds. says that M. de
Fourtou. considering that Gambct,a's withdrawal
did not modify the ofIcnsiycncss Of the epithet.
requested Deputies Bin de Bourbon and Robert
Mitchell TO demand satisfaction. Gambctta named
Deputies Allan large and Ciemcnceau as his seconds
aud refused to make any further withdrawal than
that borne on the Official minutes.
ORIGIN OF THE DUEL.
NJ de Fourtou. In his defence before the Chamber.
referred to Gambctas recent speeches rs favoring
the ostracsm Of all who not old republicans.
NJ. Gambetta said :--"That is o falschood."
On the demand OF the President VI. Grevy Gam.
beta said ~ Withdraw the word in Difference to the
rules of the House,
THE DEBATE. WHICH LED TO THE CHALLENGE.
From the HKn.Ips Cable Dispatches. Nov. 1e.l
In the French Chamber of Deputies yesterday the
election of exMinister Fcurtou after animated de-
bate and vigorous defence. declared invalid.
During the debate M. Tourtoo's election there
were some violent scenes, which reached frantic
climax when a exAiinister told the Left that II he
had done his whole duty they perhaps would not be
there. In the course ~ his speech NJ. Fourou de-
clare that ie accented responsibility for all his acts.
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ALSO JUST PUBLISHED /:
q. W. CARLETON 4 co. Publisher,
MRS. sournwoRrms COMPLETE WORKS.

T. D. PETERSON BROTHERS, Philadelphia have
just published entire complete aud uniform edition
OF all OF the celebrated works written by Mrs Emma d. II.
~ Southworth. This edition L. in dnodecnlo FORM 10
printed the finest white complete in forty three
volumes aud each volume Is bound In CLOTH with
fun gilt back and l. sold or sent mail postpadI To
place at the low price OF ~ 10 volume
So ~ tor full aud complete set Every family and
library In this should have IN OF the vol
complete Of this edition OF the works
Of SouthMprth
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
ALL COMMUNICATIONS CUT OFF.

orOANGL vaREAS
ALL COMMUNICATION CUT OFF,
Fifteen men were in the lower and the same number
in the upper shaft. The explosion so violent
that the timbers underground were shattered,
piece of rock to fall and completely stop
ap the passageway in many places. To add to
the horror Of the affair it discovered that the
cages were. in consequence. fastened below and one
off all comm unication with the imprisoned men.
Ropes and pulieys were immediately put in
position and sent down to ascertain
the condition Of their fellow workmen below. The
mine is 240 feet deep. and it time before
help could reach them The gas was offensive
that the men could stay below only few minutes
One brave young miner. Joe Hsrdford. who had two
brothers below and who afterward found dead.
last amid shouts of the bystanders volunteered
80 below.
EXPLOSION OF FIRE DAMP AND GUEpowpER
The explosion was caused by the gas taking fire
from lamps. and there being eigh ten kegs of pow
der in the mine the explosion was terrific. Several
men were knocked down into pits of water and
drowned. The scene around the shaft
indescribable. Women and children there look
ing for husbands and fathers. Old men
looking for their sons Everything seemed in q de-
plorable condition. All that is possible has besn done
10 relieve the sufferers. Seventy-ave miners from
Sherburnc which is six miles away, boarded the first
train with ropes pulcys and baskets and rcndei all
the help they could.
CRYING FOR HELP.
Listening attentycly at the mouth of the shafs the
ptcous cries of the imprisoned men could be family
heard 24o feet below striking the auditor with dis.
may. The miners mostly Of the very poorest
class who subsist from hand to mouth and all have
the darkness below ascenied the assem-
bled women would fairly jump for
ward to il it from some
dear ono There were, of course, many dsappoint-
than described. One woman, who had young son
Of about twelve engaged below ben. over the shaft
and called pteously to all present to 60 10 his
calling with the feeling that only mother in such
brought up dead.
srx MES STILL IN PERIL
Six men still below at this hour, nearly mid.
night and some of them certainly alive.
occasional cry be heard. The gas is sickening,
and some of them must perish before they can be
brought to the surface though air is being forced be-
low TO drive on; the noxious gas.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
parson with the corresponding date If last year
indicated by the Thermometer ct Hudnuts pharmacy.
HERALD Building No. 2ls Broadway
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
THE MONEY PAID.
MINISTER WELSH PAYS THE HALIFAX AWARD
THE CASE OF THE UNITED STATES.
GBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.


LONDON. Nov. 81, 1873.
Mr.. Welsh the United States Minister, to-day paid
over to Her Majestys government the amount of the
fisheries award by draft upon Messrs. Norton Rose
Co. for IS SOC, 600.
THE LITTER OF MINzArER WELSH TO LORD
SALISBURY RECEIPT OF THE MONEY
ACKNowLEDaED.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 81. 1873
In pursuance Of instructions from the Secretary of
State, the American Minister in London Mr.. Welsh
to-day rendered to the British government, in the
person Of Lord Salisbury, the of $5,500.000 go
accompanying the payment with the following com.
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES.
LONDON, Nov. II, 1878. !
.MY LoRp:-
Il have been instructed by the President Of the
United States to tender to Her Mae-tys government
the sum Of $5.5O0.UO in gold coin this being the
sum named by the two concurring members of the
Fisheries Commission Qately sitting at Halifax.
Washingtonl to be paid by the government of the
United States to the government of Her Britannia
Majesty am also instructe by the President to
say that such pay ment is made upon the ground that
the OF the United States desires to place
the maintenance of good faith in treaties and the
security and value of arbitration between nations
above all question in its relations with He Britannia
Maiestys government es with ali other governments.
Under this motive the government OF the United
States decides to separate the question vt withhold
ing payment from the considerations touching the
obligation of this payment which have been presented
to Her Majcstys government in correspondence, and
which IL reserves and insists upon.
Iam besides instructed by the President TO say that
the government of the United States deems il Of the
greatest importance fo the common and friendly
interests of the governments. in all future treat
ment OF any question relating to the North American
fisheries, that Her Britannia Maiesty's government
should be distinctly advised that the government of
the United States cannot accept the result of the Kali
fax Commission as furnishing any inst measure of
the value Of participation by citizens In the in
shore fisheries of the British provinces anl Ii pro-
tests against the actua! pay made being
sidered by Her Majestys government US In any
an acqniesceucc in such wsrranting
any inference to that effect. 81 have. &c..
JOHN WELSH"
MoSEr RRCEIPTED
Tie receipt OF the payment acknowledged by
Lord Salisbury in due form.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
Nine Men Killed and a Large Num-
ber Injured.
MINERS STILL SHUT IN.
Desperate Efforts Being Made to
Extricate Tn an.
ST DETAILS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SULLIVAN, Ind, Nov. 81. 1873.
This quiet Indiana village was the scene of dread
full accident to-day. Half mile north of the station
house. anu on the Evansville and Terre Haute Rail
road. is situated the Sullivan coal shaft. mine work.
ing two veins OF coal. At a few minutes past four
this evening loud explosion was heard Inme
diately afterward huge volumes OF smoke and flame
issued from the shaft and1umps Of coal were thrown
high into the air-at least three hundred feet.
Those employed above ground abont the mine
FOR the moment parayzcd with terror they recog
,zcd 1t violent explosion aud remembered that
there were thirty men below working the veins.
THE KILIKD AND INJURED.
Nine miners were killed outright. OF which the
following is correct list
SAM HANDFoRD.
TOM HANDFoRD.
JOHN BULGER.
WILLIAM VALE.
ALBERT SMITH.
JACK LEEDEN
PAT DUNN.
JOHN SMITH.
PAT CRAUTCHER.
The following are injured probably fatally
JAMES HARPER.
L. CRANCH.
The following have been brought to the surface
uninjured:--
Il. GRIFFITH.
WILLIAM RICHARDSON.
JOHN RICHARDSON.
HENRY NICHOLS
THOMAS MASKEI.L.
JOE SMITH.
FRANK SMITH,
GEORGE JARVIS.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22

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The New York herald., 1878-11-22

TIE LETTER OF MINzDrER WELSH TO LORD
sAILsDUIY-THE RECEIPT OF THE MONEY
The New York herald., 1878-11-22

Mr.. Welsh the United States Minister, to-day paid
over to Her Majastys government the amount of the
fisheries award by draft upon Messrs Morton, Rose
4 Co. for IS, SOC 900.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22

oh maiden wi.!lsfim teeth. avaunti
Though fair you seem to look upon,
Because you dout use SozopoSr.
The sweetness Of your mouth is gone;
Your breath is heavy. and, from this,
Your lips more ia vite Kiss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-05

Why pay 81 a5 roll for butter whom you
can buy nice, sweet, ranch butter Of Ennis
f0i 81. diff
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-05

SENSIBLE ADVICE. You arc asked every
day through ihe columns Of newspapers and
by your druggist to use something for your
dyspepsia ard liver comnlanf that you know
nothing about; you get discourag d spending
money with but little success. Now o giro
yoa satisfactory proof that GREENS AU.
GUST FLOWER will cure you Of d sl.epsia
as sour stomach, sick headache, habitual cos
tiveness, palpitation of the heart, heart burn.
water rash. fullncss OF the pit of the sfom-
ach, yellow skin, 'ated tcnguc. Indigestion.
swimming of the head. low spirits, etc.. wc
ask yon to go TO your druggist and get n sam
pie bottle Of Green's August Flower for ten
cents and try it, or regular size for 70 cents.
Two doses will relieve you.
Agents: Crane Il Brigham, Wholesale
druggists. San Francisco. nly30. COW
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-05

Messrs. schofeld & Williams. watchmakcrs
and ewelers. at VI enies' saloon. Main street, !,
have concluded to keep ahead Of all oppo.
sition, and have there ore hired u man in
san Francisco to do nothing else. but telo-
grarh The time of dav to them. so that ro.
nometers can be r guated to the minute.
Oh! no, We guess not' NIL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-05

WATCHES AND JEwRLRy neatly repaired. If
you want to hsgo your watches and jewel-y y
repaired in workmanikc manner. go to
P. STe, ER's jewelry store one door south Of
S. Ashim x Bros. Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-05
CIVIL ENGINEER

NJ WESC0ATT, CIVIL ENGINEER
IN. and Unit4d States Deputy Mineral
surveyor, Eureka, Nevada. will attend
promptly to all bnsiness entrusted to his
care. Office in Clark's building, up stairs,
corner Of Main and Clark streets.
Eureka, October 2, 1877. o5-n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EUREKA HOTEL.

E. M. Baum, the pioneer purvcyor to tho
Palisade public. has fitted up anew, thrc gh-
out, the Eureka llote., ncar his old pla0e in
Palisade, and travellers TO end from Eureka,
and the public generaly.can rely upon getting
frst-class meals and mum Der ono bcds at all
times By interviewing the genial host OF tho
Eureka Hotel. Ccl3-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-05

TwEsry-FIvs DOLLAR TEA SETS, nt HAS.
KELL'S. sept9-tf
BAR GLASSES. Goblcts, Tumblers, etc.. at
HASKELL'S septil-ff
FINE wool mattresses, SO, at ia SKELL'S.
scpt0-tf