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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-29
Justices Court.

The following business was transacted
in the Justices Court. yesterday:
State VS.. Annie Smith-Charge OF petty
larcenyj case continued.
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The Centennial Guard soiree.

We understand that the ~soiree. last
night, at Ruby Hill. given by the Centen-
NAL Gnard. was fairly attended. and all
that could be wished for by its projectors.
The series Of entertainments will be kept
up until the nights commence 10 shorten
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Ophir--47s
Yellow Jacket---21 4b
Eureka Con.-37R
Hale Il Norcross-23isb
Bullion-114b
Bulwer-16Ab TIA
Alta-13Ab
Crown Point--10ssb
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Grand Prize-6Ab
California--11Ab
Gould 4 Curry-16b
Union--139b
Rough and Ready--2s
Best 4 Delcher-2 2b
Justice--Sssb %
Sierra Nevada 164b
Utah-30b
Crown Point-10eb
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Union--141b
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-29

Pens, Ink, Paper, Envelopes, Stamps, W.. F..
& Co.'S Envelops, Sheet Music, &c., at the
Golden Rule Store.
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Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped yesterday
twelve bars Of bullion, valued ~ SAL
SAT 50.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-29

Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Letter List.
Tho following letters were received Il wells.
Fargo : Cos omcs last evening and not
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A Partner Wanted.

FIRsT-cIAss MAN, VINO uNDrfk
IA stands the Restaurant Dunin4nn. Nh =
ANAL capital, can hear Of Z good oppof1r6
BY making application TO
furszs. octob>r d. ISIS.
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sr THE suhExA AND rALIsApr aAILAoAD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-28
Gardner local Nems.

The grading Of tine Grammar School lot, on
High street, has been completed in accordance
with tue plans Of the building committee, and the
surface has been covered with thick coating OF
gravel. Brick walks have been laid across the
grounds TO the several entrances. The children
will rejoice that they can now keep out Of the mud
when In the school yard. a well has been dug on
the lot for the convenience Of the schools, which
will be a relief to the neghbors whose wells have
been drawn from for several years past.
Rev. Mr.. Hart of the Central ST. church, Bath,
preached at the Congregational church in this city
last Sabbath, 10 exchange with Rev. Mr.. Park.
HIS sermons were able and practical, though the
rain Of sunday morning rendered his audience
very small.
The schools in the city proper will CONNIE nee
next Monday. Those in the rural districts, . week
later. Miss Abbie Taylor has been elected to
teach the llildreth school, in place Of Miss Lizzie
Pray, resigned.
Gen. Hartman. who was to address our citizens
this week, is sick and unable TO come into the
State. An address may, however, be expected
FROM Ex-Speaker Galusha A. Grow of Pennsylva.
ma or julius c. Burrows of Michigan, some even
ing this week, in favor of sound money.
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support the King against all enemies, foreign or
domestic. and would enable min 10 prosecute the
work with vlgor.
The second declared hat the standard Of money
should not be altered IN fasas's. Ws'ght or denoi-
nation.
The third pledged the House to make good all
the deficiencies of all parliamentary funds estao-
l-hed since the Kings accession.
From that very day aye, that very hour, pros
perty began TO return, and the historian Informs
US that the blessings which that day were brought
to England can never be estimated. Within four
days vi the passage OF the resolves there was
peIceptibe improve nlent ia trade and business,
aud the discount on bank Hotes had Diminished
one third.
One hundred and two years later-l798 when
dangers threatened, Burke held up the 10th Of
October, 1896, as the grandest epoch through
which England ever passed. And again III 1872,
liuskissou turned back the tide of clamor which
asked that the standard Of value might be changed
aud faith with the public creditor might be broken
by pointing proudly TO that ever to be remember
ed day, Oct. 20ln, 1886
so, fellow citizens, have faith to believe will
It he with our county. And rs Burke and Hus-
Asson efitctuAlly pointed their associates to that
day in Eugiand's nIstory, hundred years and
more after The act, SO IN my lnag nation stand
at the Capitol OF tins republic III 1878, and hear
echolng through its halls words falling from the
lips OF some lliustrlous descendant OF SOME states
man Of the past sixteen years, Ike LlncOla,
Chase or Fessenden, while III his place he points
To tue first day Of January, 1879, when the gov
eminent resumed spdcie payments, rs the proud
est day thai ever dawued over the American pep
PIE.
Gen. Hall was frequently interrupted by ap-
plause, aud As the meeting broke up he Was con-
graduated on the able manner winch he had
handled tue subject, letting the day light in upon
the greenback deluslon. His speech Was OF only
arsumeutatiye, but it was lucid. thoug htful, clear
and Interesting, from beginning to eud. Tue
tely has evldently cleared the field, aud let
the greenbsckers pick up their dead and wound
ed. They are disconsoate after their repulse To-
night.
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Daltomrll Noral Nems.

Four young men while out fishing 10 Cobbosse
contee pond, near East Winthrop, on Saturday
last, during a heavy blow. found their boat dlling
with water so that it became unsafe for all to
cling to it for safety, and one of the number swan
to the shore, while the Others rescued by
another boat coming to their and VentuIing out
on the water 10 small boats when the wind blows
As it did on Saturday, - haz trdous business for
or boy
meeting Of the Hallowell Reform Club was
held in City Hall on Monday evening. After
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Grow ner, Mr.. True. President
of the club, introduced Rev. c. Fuller and Rev.
ID. W. LeLscheur, who gave interesting address
es on the general topic under consideration. Sew
eral signatures were added TO the pledge. An
announcement was made that Mrs. leomsns of
Canada would give temperance address III CITY
Hall on Monday evening next.
That original greenbacker who spouted repudi-
alton and Kearneyism about our streets few
weeks ago, soliciting subscribers for a greenback
paper at ten cents 3 head, would confer q favor
upon a score or two of subscribers who patronized
the fellow because his goods cheap. 1t is the
general opinion that the canvsssing tramp WAS =
good deal cheaper than his greeuback weakly.
DR.. Croker 10 his recent greenback harangue
in this city, wound up his gassy imitation specula
tons by asserting that unless the blosted bond
holders. bankers, republican congressman and
nominees generally were brought to grief, the
country would 20 t. ruin ''ia spite Of MuAder"-
or words to that effect. The argument OF
course a crusher-llke unto a thunder clap gener-
a.ed out oil pan OF butlermilk
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EASTERN AFFAlkS,
The Austrian Ministry.

LONDON, August y. Several Vienna specials
mention The precafIous position Of the Andrassy
ministry, III consequence OF the Bosnians and
turkish complications. Reuters telegram de-
ME. that tue ministry is threatened, aud the cor
respondent OF the DAILY Telegraph writes that
although Andrassy experiences considerable op
position, he Is sail supported by the hungarian
ministry, by his colleague Won Holman, and by
the Emperor, and tuls support VIII enable HIM to
weather the storm.
MADRID, August y. Ii is sad that the article
IN tue Pohtica OF The 25th INST, conveying d
threat II ON the government ~ tue constitutional
lists, should the latter overstep the law, was in-
spIred by senior Auovas del Castillo, pres dent vi
the council. According to reliable information
the united republicans and section oI the con-
stitutionalIsts, acknowledging the Leadership OF
lOa. object ~ fusion with the radicals, on winch
the majority OF the constituencies, under the
lead OF oeirano resolved 10 act without hesitation.
1t does Dot appear probable that the party favor
my the fusion will At present meet tue popular
support.
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Yellow Fever Items.
The Ravages of the Epidemic.

NEW YORK, August q. Specials from the
South report that compositors on the Memphis
papers are much reduced by the fever. The Ap-
peal Is barely able to issue half sheet. II is es-
mated that only 5000 white out of the 80 600 iu
Memphis reaisn Ia the city. The expenses OF
the Howard Association are 5000 daily. A
corpse was found IN a house yesterday. The
case bad never been reported or received medical
attention. There were probably twenty uew
cases last night that would not receive attention
before TIL. forenoon. As the fevsr requires vsry
prompt attention, the Howard Association at
Nicksourg presented appeals to the Governor to
modify qusiatne so that trains with relief may
pass Meridian and Jack son.
The Blacks Stricken Down.
Special trains must run, as steamboat and rail-
road transportation have ceased. AT Grenada
the negroes are suffering. A fatal case of yellow
lever among the full FLOODED blacks had never
been heard OF before. The negres are helpless
from might. Sixteen have died.
Columbus, by, mas been Guaranteed against
every body.
Christopher Harness, Swede from New Or
leans, arrived at Washington yesterday, with yell
10" lever. lie was taken to the hospital.
New Cases.
NEW ORLEANS, August u. New cases Of yell
low lever. 1874 deaths II.
MEMPHIS, August y. The new cases reported
up 10 noon to-day number J6, and tue deaths SO.
lie weather Is cloudy and threatening rain, in
ed. vi tue new Cases occurring now, u large
portion are coored people, among whom tue
mortality Will doubtless be very great.
In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, August y. The death list to-
day, includes children under I years oil age.
a depatch iron Port Edes reports | death aud
5 new Cases there.
Aid for the Sufferers.
LITTLE Rock, August rs. The board OF
health to-day decided to freight train ON the
Memphis Road once u week as far as Forest CITY,
Tor the purpose OF sending supplies OF medicines,
etc, TO points along the line.
MEMPHIS, August y. To-day Is the worse
thus lar since the prevalence oil the fever Tue
deaths aggregated 81, aud the &c.
Major W aitnail OF Mobile, who labored here so
Faithfully in 1873, arrived last night aud will take
cLai &c vi the nhrmaries which The Howatds pro-
pose establishing III various parts OF The city. The
sick becoming 50 numerous and being scattered
all over The city, IL Is believed the destitute and
irendless among them will fare better by being
placed III lnnrmarIes.
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Aid for the Sufferers.
POIIIlC AL.
Secretary Shernpn.

Secretary Shermon.
New YORK, August n. A Toledo despatch
says sherman was constantly interrupted IN MS
speech by jeers aud insults.
A Republican Conference.
SARATOGA. August q. A. b. Cornell has is
sued Invitations tor private conference of repub-
licans here next Thursday.
Republican Convention.
BosToN, August q. The Republican State
Convention has been called to meet III Mechanics
hall, Worcester, sept. 18Th.
Conservative Convention.
RICHMOND Va, August Y. The Conservative
Convention of The 81 Congressional DistiIct met
today. Up 10 the lUth ballot no nomination was
made. Gen. Joseph L. johnston received - on
the last ballot falling short STA of the necessary
- to secure The nomination. Col. John Is. Young
received Tue next highest numbeI-1J.
On the 26ih ballot Johnston had 70, Young 70,
the balance scattering. The Louisa county dele
satou IvuIeG Tor cons ultauon.
Nominations.
MONTGOMERY, August 81 NJ. w. Garth, the
present representative OF the S;h District, WAS re
uolninated yesterday.
MOBILE, August u. The democrats of the Isl
district nominated Hon. ihos H. lIexndon fol
Congress to-day. The democrats of the 4th dis
utiet ie-noninated Z. NJ. shelley for Congress.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. August ~, 1878.
FLpUR-EXtra spring 45Ja5.50. western $50 (;
southern %.
WHEAT No. Red Winter 95t; No. 2 do az.
- cash or August; september 9is1 No. \ licago
,pring, 9l1aaJlA cash or August; 90aaZ sept.
3O2s October, No. 3. Isk rejected TO-,
CORN sales regular, -, cash 81 ABA Au-
gust, j'1s a3si4 sept. rejected. 80 al; oct. -
II
OATS Cash 2l].a-; August, :. =; September
Ia October Il
Ky Is.
BARLkY-l01.
DkES >hD HOGS-4Ila4.I2H.
fORk-Casn ij-aO.O0-; August, 90 20 a00 o.
Sept. oar.
LARD Cash us al Is = August, 1904
sept. 7I1li; Oct. 1870.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 81 .61, short rib
side d1sa-O; short clear RIB 81. a6sA clear sides
5aar4.
WuISKEY-lO7.
FKEiGHrs-Corn to Buffalo 81 cents wheat
"a.
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MAINE NEWS BY TELEGR APH.
The Greenbackers.

PEMBROKE, August q. The greenbsck couu-
ty convention was held at Pembroke August -
aud the following candidates were nom mated for
Senators
john y. Lawler of Baileyye AID john T.
Wallace, Jr., Of MlbrIjge.
Sherh-Irescott Lawrence of Machias.
County Commits ,ioner--John Gardner OF Calais
County Tres-urer-Wm IN. Todd OF Calais
BIpoEFoRD. August u. The greeuDackers of
this city luag out flag this evening. after which
Hon K. VI. Boynton addressed large audience
III CITY iiaii.
Death.
BosroN, August y. Lyman Nichols, a well
know merchant who is largely interested in the
Lewiston manufactures, died suddenly At Nahant
Monday evening. lie had been unwell for a
week, but was better. Sunday he grew worse
but his case was not considered dangerous.
Monday he grew worse, and died in the even
ing.
Marine Disaster.
Sch. d. X. Ayers, Ryder, from Bangor for
Boston. cargo lumber. sprung leak OFT rhachers
Island, Sunday, aul filled with water. STE was
towed to Gloucester VI ass, by steam tug, Sarah
L. Wetherell.
sch. L. q. Buxton. Lockhsrt Bangor, via Prov
idence, with part of q cargo Of lumber, sprung
slesk of Beaver Tail at | o'clock Monday after
toon, and reached Newport full of water.
Serious Accident.
CALAIS, August q. AT Houiton. this morning,
G. b. Page while drivln. out with young colt.
was thrown from his carriage, striking the wheel.
lie wa. taken up in nseasible coalition. Both
hi. were nearly torn oil, and i, feared he is
injured internally. Physicians have hopes of his
recovery. but have kept Mr.. Page under the in.
huencc of morphine all day.
Jennie Hope.
BANGOR, August q. The trial of Jennie
Hope, alias James J. Watson, indictment charg-
ing mplictiy III attempting the robbery of Dex-
ter Savings Bank july q, 1875, ended this even
ing, the July returning the verdict "not guilty.
being out one hour and three quarters The
prisoner was discharged on this indictment, and
retained III custody by the sheriff, who has war
rant IN his retention. 1t is supposed be is to be
taken to kennebec county, to answer indictment
charging with completely in the Winthrop Say
inss Bank RobooIy.
Found Dead.
PORTLAND, August q. Macomb j. McFar-
land Of Pstersboro, Ont, Yves found dead n his
rooms at Toronto Cottage, Peak 5 Island, to-day.
Camp Meeting.
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, August q. The Meth.
odist district Campmeetng commenced at Old
Orchard to-day, with fair attendance. The ses-
sion viii hold over next Sunday.
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81 have been waiting for you more than an hour. >

81 have been waiting for you more than an hour. >
"But have been to dinner" the man persisted
land | had baked lamb, peas, sweet potatoes
corn" His wife led him to the dinner table where
nice meal was awaiting him. "Do you see any
OF the things you have named here 7" she said
"snd there is your plate it was placed for you
The man himself was somewhat surprised as be
said "Well, well, wits, really thought | hat
taken my meal, and had just swoke from an after
dinner nap; NV dream (as it must have BEEN o.
eating the articles have named was so vivid '
His wife laughed; aud the man sat down to lis
second meal, finding, as be progressed, that hi
appetite Ia no. been entirely sppessed in his frs
effort. Evidently his first meal was a fat dinner
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STATE NEWS.

Northport at the present time has population
of from tive to six hundred people. Seven cot
tages are in process of construct ion, and will be
finished in time for campmeeting.
The Friends hold the next session of Falmouth
Quarterly Meeting at South Durham, next Satur-
Jay and sunday Meetings begin vt 10 A. NJ.
and +. NJ. each day.
Friday night man by the name OF Weston had
one OF ms arms feariuly mutilated while employ
cd 10 The Neazie Mills. In some way he scciden-
ALLY brought ms arm IN contact with q circular
saw and the muscles badly lacerated, but
the physician thinks he will save the arm. Ban
COR Wing.
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CONDENSED TELEGR MS.

A tornado and hailstorm at Fargo, ID. T., Mon
day evening, Frustrated ten or fifteen buildings,
including the Episcopal church and new city nall.
Three persons were hurt, but no lives were lost.
A mild form Of typhoid has broken out at the
State It form school Jsmeshurg, y j.. Forty five
inmates are sick. The sewerage and water are
bad.
Tbnty one bankruptcies were filed in Chicago
Monday The aggregate liabilities reported
$4,000.
Maitland, who married Miss Jeffreys Lewis, the
actress, was arrested at San Rafael, Cal, Monday
for dent of SIC, 600
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WYOMING TERRITORY.
Two sherids Murdered by Robber.

CHEYENNE, August y. The removal of spike.
and hsn places IA week ago from a rail, two mile,
east OF Medicine Bow gave rise to the suspicion
that II was done with the view to wreck and rob
uaIn. Deputy Sheriff " iddow field and another
named Nlucent, started on the supposed uaIl o.
would tie robbris, and not returning large party
started IN search of them Sunday. One of the
party ha. returned and states that the bodies o.
Widdowheld and Nncent were found in a narrow
canon Of Elk mountain, where they probably mel
gang Of robbers and were killed, tue former
celvlng wo bullets IN his neck, aud the latter loui
in the chest.
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RHODE ISLAND.


PROVIDENCE, August q. The National Con-
ventlon OF State insurance superntendents, COM
missiouers aud other officials IN charge of insui-
ance departments, commenced u session at Nara
gansett hotel to-day, Hon. T. Pillsbury of \. H.,
in the char. The President made the opening
address and Hon. joel spencer Of K. l., made u
speech vi welcome.
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NEW HOtk.


HARRISBURG, August p. Senator Patterson
in published interview disclams any know led &c
of acquisitions for his return to South Carolina
Failure.
Ex-Assemblyman Peter Wood and brother,
dealers in paint, have failed. Liabiliues $50 900
assets nominal. Samuel Tilden is the largest
cIeditor-S3J00 for money loaned.
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Riverside Locals.

We thought, after listening to the lucid and
candid speeches Of Gen, Hail and Mr.. Heath, on
Saturday evening, that if there who any in the
hall who were not convinced of the fsllacy of the
greenback doctrine, it was because they did not
want 10 be.-Mr. Albert Sabins, who has been at
work with Mr. severance Of Augusta ON the east
side, is at his home in this place, very sick with
typhoid fever.-Messrs. Bigelow & Brown are
having their saw mill in this place thoroughly re-
paired. MIR. Flint of Fitchburgh, Mass, is hav-
ing one of his water-wheels put into their mill
The expense will not be less than $500. Thi.
wheel will carry all the machinery they want to
operate with.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New YORK Money Market.
EVENING Report.

EVENING REPORT
New York. August q, 1873.
Money loaned at .ia1 WI call and closed AT
per cent.
Sterling 4o21.as3- tor co days, 4s7-as7. for
demand.
Cold opened at 1905 and closed at lOOH
Carrying rates, la}a per cent. BORROWING rates
ia2-.
Clearngs, $4,000. Custom receipts, 1884 Oos.
Treasury dizbursed SIS Ooo interest, $4,000 for
bonds.
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VANDERBILT INTERVIEWED.
He Looks for IA General Business Revi.
val.
NEW CARS ORDERED IN THIS HOPE

SARATOGA, August p. despatch reports al
interview with WIN. ii. Vanderbilt, who expressed
great satisfaction nth the results of the recent
railway conference. He said the poolAg syste u
is working well aud viii result IN benefit to pub
lie, rs well rs to railroad owners. lie anticipates
a revival of business IN tine fall.
He said the New York Central has ordered 500
new cars, and the Ere 2000, to meet the expected
demands lie declared ne does not wish to injure
any other road, Erie or Cat al, and would not have
the latter closed if he could. lis though there
would be sufficient business during the next six
months Tor all railroads and the Erie Canal, too,
The lines cannot now supply cars enough to meet
the demands upon them. Vanderbilt thought
possibly this month might be required to get the
poolln. system into operation, aud that the late
conference was one of the most important rail!
road gatherings ever held in the United States.