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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
REVIEW OF THH CIHoIHHATI DAILY
MARKETS
CINCINNATI. Dec 1s-eP. M.

CINCINNATI. Dec 1s-eP. M.
FLOUR AND GRAIN. !.
Flour Is steady and auiet Fancy at e6 60@1
and patent process held up TO o per brf. Family
at s. 25a6 40 Extra at IS 659@6. superfne at
8 81 lSs6 s5 49, Low grades a. = 6oa4 % Per bri
-four at S6 50@7 per brl.
Rye is quiet Good to prime sample held at 20
@32c, on arrival. No. 2 In sack sold al $3.50 per
bu
Corn: Fair demand and steady. Mixed ear at
f1c and shelled at 4394lc, as to quality. White
corn ne l@2c above mixed. Some shelled for
January held at 4ilsc.
Wheat steady and in fair demand. Red
GOOD TO prime 81 339l 50 with choice lots held
l92c more. Choice amber selling at 81 S5 per
Barley quiet and steady. Fail at S5995c, latter
for choice. Spring at s60@75c, latter for No. 2,
and cho &C held at SOC.
Oats steady. White at 4294Sc, prime to choice,
Mixed at 4lc for prime, and No. 2sclling at al3ac
per bu.
Lard Is Quiet and steady. with prime steam
at 7.20@7hc per lb.
Mess pork quiet, with frmer tone. Quoted at
Sl5 l'er brl and about 25c more asked.
Green meats steady and quiet Shou' 'dels 4@
4.O5c clear rib sides at 51sg6c per ID Hams, Us
TO average, 6s4@71Sc per 10.
Dry salt meats quiet. aua steady. Shoulders
4Zc clear rib sides At b}a6c. clear sides held al
6%c. loose. for partly cured
Bacon duh and little If ring. Shoulders nomi
naliy bMc, clear rib 73s@I1fc, clear sides 7ea@T4t
per ID, packed. Sugar-Cured hams at EA@llc al
to average or brand, and shoulders at 64@6}sc pei
lb, canyased and packed.
COTTON.
The market Is steady and quiet. Sales at the
Cotton Exchange, 155 bales Receipts. 1893 bales
Shipments, 5,3y7 bales. Stocks, 1882 bales Tht
following are the ohic al prices to-day: Ordinary
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30

Senate, and upon motion OF Mr.. Cochran
was taken up fur consideration.
Mr.. Cochran moved that the amend,
ment Of the Senate reducing the fees DO
nonconcurred In, and that the report as
amended by the Senate be made to ap-
propriste 500 for the counsel, aud $50
for the Clerk. The motion was second
ed.
Mr.. Dean objected. He said that S25
was ample pay for the Clerk aud $50 .
large fee for counsel.
Mr.. Cochran thought that the figures
reported by the committee were fair, and
thought the committee entitled To re-
spect.
The yeas and rays were called for
upon Mr.. Cochrau's amendment.
Yeas-Messrs. Cochran. Cannon,
Ware, Short, Needles, Houston and
Hall.
Nays-M ssrs Collins, Dean, Doran,
! Riggs, Lambson, Foobs, Law, Lindall,
Sha p, WEBB, and Mr.. Spesket.-l2.
| Mr.. Houston moved that the resolution
be altered SO as o allow the consul SO
aud the clerk $40 which was adopted
after some discussion.
Adj burned.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30
DIpLOM ACY.

On NJ onday evening next, Warde x
Barrymore's combination Will again pre-
sent at the Grand Opera House the splrn.
did dramatic success, diplomacy OF
recent performance by rhls company
in Brooklyn, the Eagle of that city, says:
The PLAY ran with the greatest smooth
ness, and enchained the interest of the
audience throughout its entire length
| L the great act where Dora is accused
by her husband. Julian Beaucerc, of the
theft, and transmission to Baron Stein,
the Russian diplomat, OF secret State
paper, Miss ANNE imondson, as Dora
evinced dramatic powers OF the highest
order, and portrayed the role of the un-
Justly accused and indignant wife, s,rug
Cling between her outraged feelings and
her sincere love for her hus band, in n
manner hieh was thoroughly realistic
throughout, Vet N times startling in its
intensity, aroused the greatest enthusi.
asm on the part OF her hearers, resulting
in a perfect ovation of applause We
congratulate this justly tavoriie actress
on her magnificent effort
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30
CHAT BY THE WAY
SENT TO THE HOME FOR FRlN
LESS CHILDREN.

His Honor, the Mayor, thinki, n
the three little children of Thona \
wife murderer, who attempted to u
nit suicide on Tuesday night by 1r
his throat, were no longer sal. ii u
custody, and as they would ha
means Of support during his sal i
City Hospital, sent for them yera|
afternoon for the purpose of N, !
into the attempted suicide, and IL |
| obtain the desire of Nellie, I'll. I'D
daughter, as TO what she thought nd
In providing them with home
children were taken to the pr'gr, 4
Of the Mayor where the eXamlaa,aR|
held. His Honor first examined q
Maxwell and Sergeant Dolan, gh!I
, covered Thomas in bed with lis n
cut, a full report Of which wa, gf4I
the GAZETTE of YESTERDAY. Afs
examination of the two officer 4
Mayor then examined the ial.|
Nellie, aud told her that II She u de,H
J he would provide for her and hel 4
little sisters by sending them 70
Home for Friendless Children
In her examination Nellie s,a'd 4
at first she was not afraid of her ~
but since his second attempt 10 is
life, she thought that ii was rosta
safe to remain with him, and ia
would agree to abide by the decs!
lis Honor. The Mayor, then bgrE|
OF his authority, directed them
taken TO the Home. Shorts Lt|
o'clock a carriage was procured ami
were taken to their future hors
large crowd gathered aroundthe "a
and a number of them made sonf
insulting remarks. which no doqa
the feelings of the eldest dausds
the two others were too young Y a
stand them.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30

House In 1857. and ,Jame.
present. Secretary, was cl.rk "ta,So " n
ate tne same year. was also \, .l.S
sentative during both OF ths.. so R'pa
ana you have hestowed" 's "nas, seNa
worthily-upon me the Off cp pe'ash ntssh
or, which / will endeayor 70 = III VI Iovn
best Of my ability. fapnls. .u'hlI ha
present Legislature do az The Laa
OF 1B7-69 did-pass only l.us ssae
10 the State, and let us bona ~ntta
may be honored with resnnna tha
tions as have been many Of ibovS We y
General Assembly of those two ,uo,e ', ~
The next toast was the Jntl,gah
Delaware" to which Judge Hnnasl
sponded In an able and s...u'Nna
manner. He alluded to ,,nnNnala ,n'
which had ALWAYS been asso"i. ~, Gnl
the bench in Delaware And nd,V.aear w
with which the laws had besn 'ue nv
tered ever since the State bad allaIl
"To the State Treasurer,hin ssA',,.d = y.
j. Reynolds responded In NJ
showed that he bad as much amIs! 2
represent himself as he had Ia aan'l osl
keys Of Delaware's Treasure hor l!
in his breaches pocket. VA aS-
"The Legislature" was hann.
Senator Harry Sharpley Ia NJ,
bright and happy vein and thu s "
we're kept in a perfect roar dorss lug
speech by his numerous "hits pns
"The State Librarian was -
TO by X. ROLAND Kenney WHO 'pvad ,rl'
ed to that office. Mr.. Keuueyy VA m%est
and very fayorably impressedh,yIs.,'
with his well chosen and appropn,.s
marks. f''P''asA
The remainder of the toast, w..
follows. "g'
"Hon Tbos. r. Bayard, and H..
salisbury" by Hon Harry Shaw
"The Medical FRATERNITY K,
Swithian Chandler. "
"The Clerk OF the House, Fs,
bury.
The Clerk ofthe Senate" A. G
born.
"The farmers of Delaware Ho,
! II, Cochran. '-
The supper was success and ,..
enjoyed.
CHAT BY THE WAY.
| Quite number of divorce hi, +,
passed in the Senate and HouS- ~
day and If Senator Sharply, dt
resolution which is "tabledH bytbeE,
is not taken up and adopted soon +,
little el-e. ex cept that kind Of l..lln
will be done.
Among the measures that will ron.
at no distant day, is an act to Nur
holding ofthe New Castle count, oH !
at New Castle. TO one year
Mr.. James w. Ware is suffering :,
much from a severe cold, which
ever has not incapacitated him from n
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30
FOURTH EDITION
The blaine Investigation.
Conclusion Of the Testimony In Regard
to the South Carolina Election
Evidence to Suit Both Parties.

Conclusion Of the Testimony In Regard
Evidence to Suit Both Parties.
CHARLESTON, Jan. -. 1879.
The Teller Committee to-day, examin-
ed two republicans fro N Georgetown
county, who testified that the vote at the
five precincts where the republicans had
majority was thrown out on accou mt
of alleged informalities, and the county
thus given to the democrats. The re-
mainder of the testimony related to
Charleston county.
The democrats put up q X. Walker,
to contradict the testimony of r. Z.
Brown as to the obstruction of voters,
and other irregularities at Mount Pleas
ant.
S. J. l.. Matthews, white democrat.
testified TO the quietness of the election
and the strength Of the colored demo.
cratic vote in the city.
coLoRED DEMOCRATS
Stephen Hayne, a colored witness, es-
timar ed that . 600 colored men voted the
democratic ticket in tue city at the last
election. He had been repeatedly threat
ened and cursed because he was demo
crat.
X Smith tcoloredl who has been a
democrat since 1872, was positive tina,
over three thousa nd colored men in
| Charleston voted the democratic ucke,
at the late election. They no longer fear.
ed that democratic successes would i'm
=, pair their rights. and they increased IN
| mum Der daily. Witness had been hooted
by colored republicans for being demo
/ Cr1t.
The committee then adjourned to meet
in Warrington, next Monday.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30

The constitutional grand lodg. of
B'nai Birth OF the United States, IN s,.s-
sion at Philadelphia yesterday voted to
sustain, by 1893 to IS, the ..ction of their
centennial committee in advancin.
1880 as part ofliquidation of the in,
debtedness on the centennial statute of
Liberty,
Il is now very well ascer,ained that
the course of the Government in dealing
with Sitting Bull will be 10 require him
and his people to conform absolutely to
regulations of the War Department
flrst surr-nderiug as prisoners of war. or
also TO go back again into Canada.
A dispatch from Topeka, Kansas, saws
the following is the result of the first
ballot for the L uited 5 ates Senator in
Joint session yesterday: Iugals, SO; An.
lhony, 26; Goodin( Democrat, )22; ;Mlchell
(Gieenback), Is; Simpsos, I; Philips, IA,
Campbell, i; Horton, =; Pomeroy, =. Ii
requires So votes to elect.
The only manuscript of work by
Challas Dickens that exists in this
country is believed TO be that OF O,u
Mutual Friend. 1t is owned by Mr
George w. Childs
Never bull-doze" man, but II vo,
meet human being suffering with ba,
congh you NAV "bull-dose" him TO al
vantage with DR.. Bnll's cough syrup.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30
MURDERED AND Bt RNEO.
NArax On Ian Y u

This morning. at four O'Clock 'fs'
of Mr.. Wittikins. at Leary,wa' dls;o'a' !
in flames. The front door ws uh
open, and Wittikins was found lti
door, with pistol in his hand oI'
TO a cinder. His body being laA'l
his skull was found broken. t'eia-
in the store was burned, leaving DO '
to the mu der. Great excii neo' "
in the community.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30
TRUSTEES OF THE POOR

The regular quarterly meeting of the
the Trustees of the Poor of New Castle
county was held at the Alms-house. in
this city. yesterday morning. After
transacting the regular routine business
and auditing number of bills, the
Board inspected The buildings and found
them in excellent condition. After the
Inspection the Board paitook of the usual
dinner. The report Of the Superinien-
dent shows that during the past year
there were JOG persons admitted and go
discharged births, 5: deaths, 10 num-
her OF inmates al present time. white
men, 81; White women, 81; white chill
dren, Is; colored men. "a; eolored wo-
men, Is ; colored children. !; total, 205
In the insane department there are
white men. Il white women, - col,
ored men. 3 ; colored women, 6 total
% Total in both departments, 2s0.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30

Rsv. J O. Peck, of Mt Vernon church
Baltimore, saws Il have no hesItancv
in endorsing ke elers Roman Liniment
as an incompatible pain destroying aud
hsal ling remedy, superior TO anything OF
the kind within my observation
Matthew Arnold's new volume. which
he calls nixed Essays, is just ready.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30
Congress- YcsfCrl1av.

In the United States Senate, yesterday
bills were passed granuog a pension OF
SO month to the widow of Rear Ad.
miral Pauliing; increasing the pension
OF DR. Mary Walker 10 $50 a month, and
granting pension Of $50 per month to
the widow of Gen. Robt. Anderson. A
bull for promoting the efficiency of chap.
lains IN the navy was passed. The un-
finished business, being Mr.. Edmund 5
resolutions in regard To the thirteenth,
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments to
the constitution of the United States, as
laid before the Senate by the Vice Presi-
dent, but Mr.. Morgan, who had offered
the substitute agreed on the democratic
caucus, not claiming the floor, the Senate
voted TO 60 into executive sessions, and
Afterwards adjourned.
The House spsnt the session in eon>id-
eriag the postoffce appropriation bill,
aud number of amendments increasing
the Appropriation were agreed 10. An
evening session was held tor the con>id-
Grafton OF reports nom the committee on
commerce.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30
The Tobacco Tax Qurs,i''

WAsEINGTos, Jan. 2s.-lhe
Finance Committee this morning
vote of five against four, decided
commend a reduction of the lax u
bacco from the present rate oi =
per pound to % cents per poul,Il' n
was also decided 20 add 10 the hous
a provision to admit free OF cllsionf
all licorice paste and licoree roli,,
articles being imported almo, ~,
for use iu the manufacture OF plus I
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30

The Pennsylvania State EncsDP,
of the Grand Army Of the Repupoo@
in Harrisburg yesterday, over .m
gates being present. Gov. HOY ". ,hs n
inA.ed without opposition as ,an, .~
gate at large to the next na'l0D'
campment. ID
The Grosevenor Gallery 'L,r ,,s,
Water Color Exhibition OF tlils ,i% sra,s /
tains $50 examples of the worh :, ,nrrsD -.
altists, seventy six studies D! i''
500 dra wing by old masters
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30
No. >.

r ank4ts, Wool Flinnels. Canton Flan-
nels Water proof u cd, In all colors, FELT
skirts. &c You can buy these goods from
Us 10 advantase.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30
THIRD EDITION
TIE LEGISLATURE.
Specially Reported for the Gazette.
sENATE,

Dover. Jan. %. ls79.-Ths Senate met
at the usual hour, aud after devotional
exercises by the chaplain the Clerk OF
the House was admitted and presented
the following House bills
can act authorizing the transfer OF
real estate owned by Robert Lambden,
from school districts Nos. As aud S3, in
Sussex county, 10 districts Nos. ~ ana
150, in the same county"
ITO incorporate the Bstis Macnihe
Compans' -,
Cemetery Company 10 the MI. zion
Cemetery Association"
ITO incorporate Windsor Lodge, No.
81 b. o. ) OF ST. George.
ITO divorce Mary {. Spencer, from
Wm. +. Spencer
The House clerk also reported that the
House had concurred in the act "author
izlng the conveyance OF CERTAIN iahus 81
Henry SweiIZer, an alien.
ON Senator Pennewilps motion the ac'
"to amend chap. l76, vol. 4, Delaware
Laws" was read a second time and re
terred
Senator Rust had read and referred q
petitiou from - citiZ ms of school dis
trct No. 16, Sussex county, asking Tor
stock law.
The House bills, previously presented
by the Clerk of the House, were read
first time.
Senator Sharplev presented memo
rial from the Society Of Friends, OF fho
aielphia, in reference to intemperance
Senator Hopkins presented petitio'
from c. NJ Douglass and others, askin
to be enabled to lay out certain road II
Il oadkiln hundred, Sussex county. ke
f-rred TO the Road and Highway Com
mittee.
Senator Pennew,ll introduced an ac
.in relation to the Gravelly Kun Marsl
Ditch Conpauy' head once
Senator Hopkins gave notice OF an &c
to amend chap Is. vol II, Delawar
Laws. in relation 10 an act concerning
oysters.
Senator New horter, OF the Commute
on Roads and Highways, reported a.
sact to provide Tor the rebuiiding an
ptoper maintenance of certain pubh
roads in ST. Georges and Red Lion hun
dreds in New Castle county.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30
No. q.

Hosiery, Gloves and Underw ar, Il )ois
Nunias Wool Scarfs. Knit Jackets Leg
ginzs. an A.. ktui, o. Sea>p1A Die q bDis
in tnis line al prices which ous2t tolasa.e
speedy sale.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30
Crosby & Hill

Have decided to give the People OF Will
mlngton and Vicinity
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30

Bleached aud Brown Muslins, Table
Linens, Towe $. and all kin Is OF Linen
foods at prices To suit the most economy
cal and exacting.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-30

THE TREAsURBR's TREAT
On Friday evening State Treasurer
Reynolds invited ali the members of ib,.
l. .glslature and number of others. over
TO the Capitol Hotel where he had wiib
| his proverbial liherality made arrany,..
ments TO entertain them royallv m ha
! banquehng Hall. The company when
seated occupied the entire IA he n, ~
head Of which sat Judge tiouston v.,tb
Governor Hall on his !eft hand ~
| Chandler, Speaker OF the Hon,e' sat n,
the other end '''' "'
| Tue hrst toast prepared was, "John w
mar, dovtrhor OF Delaware, :" which was
re-ponded 10 10y ii Exee.lency.
Governor Hall said that the presen,
| occasion took hls mind back To iii. I.g.
'slathre OF lsbi-,fi and made him wont fo
caii up TO mind the names IN. of tho
ineu who WIT members of thai body
| iurlns one or DO h Of those terms AMI
VIII lIa> since tad offices of honor mi
ltru>t bestowed upon them. Thrr,. w.
leN-Governor Ponder, who was memh..,
n %, and who had since been .ler,ed
lGavernor. aud Hon. jane, William,
who was member tor 9th 81. sions an 4
only left the Delaware Legislature ~
take seat Ill the halls of Cnnyr.ss
Sheppard L Houston. the patrlareh -,
he Assembly, ably filed a ,.at in ,69
anu was sfill IN the House. And II n
DaNls, who was member in i67 was
-nortiT alt r~aid> entrusted witb ~.
money bags OF '"e Stue in the canaci,,
OF Treasurer. B. j. Reynolds was Rev
resentatlVe IN ~ anu he is your nresan
state Ire urer, applause while ex Sc,
e r! ot Stat- Gruhb was clark of m,
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FOREIGN E
SPECIAL 70 TEE EUREKA pArlr sxxrxxLl
A SriOus Outbreak in Afghanistan.
CRITICAL POSITION or The ENGLISH EN-
6aSSY.


SIxLA. September 6.
AT . late hour on Thursday night a mes
senger travelling post haste reached Ali
kreyi from Csbul, and informed MAJOR
Connelly. the British political agent, that
the British embassy at CabuI had been at
lacked BY several Afghan regiments, which
bad assembled in that city, demanding ar
reArs Of pay. and that the military escort
q the embassy were defending themselves.
The Viceroy Of India immed iately ord red
the trsops At Ahkreyl TO move INSTANTLY
upsn S~hsragardsn PAS. General ROBBERS
been ordtrea to proceed to Peiwar Pass
md advance on Cabuil, while General Stew
ART las teen ordered 10 hold Candskar. All
the British forces al the Candakar line will
Be concentrated at Candakar. The forces
in Thyber Pasx are bring strongly rein
forced and viii operate on JsII.labaa-
Major Connolly telegraphed on FRIDAY
night the substance Of : letter received
from the Ameer Of ~Afghanistan, who Gu. !.
firms the news Of the revolt, and adds hal
the regiments which ave mutinird were
joined by the populaee. The Ameer's
arstnais n stores were first ~plundered
and DESTROYED. AID the British embassy VAS
then attacked by overwhelming numbers.
Tne Amer declares that he was COM
ktes~$y sosPkAseu ~ the OutDfe1d. he en-
deAvored % quell il, and sent Gen. Doud-
shah 70 Major ~Cavagnari's assistance, but
Gen. Doudshah was endorsed and fatally
wounded. The Amer then sent his son,
with the Governor Of Cabul and other
influential persons, but the mob was wholly
uncomfortable. The attack on the British
Embassy continued throughout wsdnes-
day, when . nre broke OUT on the premises.
The Amer. writ & OF Thursday. says he
y in great distress and himself besieged.
The Viceroy Of India is At present ignorant
Of the fate Of Major Cavagnari ana the
other members Of the Embassy. General
Roberta has already started for Peiwar
Pass. The advance on cAbul will be male
vsst opse1tlS, aud VIII % esssnsly sup
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PUBLIC OPINION,
As shown by the Press of the Pa
ci6c Coast.
HONESTY THE BEST POLICY

HONESTY The BEST POLICY.
From the Enterprise.
Taking the paper As a guide-board many
people pull up stakes and leave a fair pros
pect for that which. on paper. promises SO
much better. A few weeks at u OF THESE
dishonesty pulled places shows them tnear
mistake and they go away feeling justly
bitter against those who have I'D them
astray by false pre,enses. and thereafter 70
speak i'll Of the place and people mani
testify this has hot paid. The man may
have left a few dollars. hut he Is
likely to say about the place abroad VIII
far outweigh his money
40 STERuEDDLINs SEEDED
Prom the Fvening Bulletin.
If Congress can be kept from tinkering
the currtncy We shall make more progress
daring the next ten years than dnflng Q
sen scsrs since she declaration O. snaepenh-
ence. There is no reason for any rude ana
ignorant intermediii ing on the part OF thai
body. All the c%urrencles are a par, when
is the highest state Of me success
There is ne way in which II can be I'M
prov ed or rendered more satisfactory.
Every tine heretofore ma; tie country re
covered from an industrial prcsiraiion
some upwise financial experiment was tried
which speedily sWampd us Assin'
GOODBYE. eoEHAN.
From the Reno Journ.l.
1t is of great consolation 10 know that
Gorham has met his Waterloo. Let him
secrete himself on Cost Island. His sting
will never more have s had effect, snd he
should have ample tine to reflect upon
what might have teen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-07
COAST CLIPPINGS.
News Notes Cleaned From Various
Sources.


Montana comes next to California in the
production Of gold.
Salt Lake spent sl.ol7.5o for gas last
month.
A horse-thief has recently turned minis.
ter in Leadvilie.
Wyoming will have a colored Member in
its next Legislature.
The Leadville gas works will be in run
ming order by November LIST.
Leadville sign: Washing, Ironing and
Going Out W~hitewashing Done Here"
The Colorado cre-buyers report a re-
markabls increase in the amount Of ore
offered in the market.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union, Of California. will hold a State
Convention at Petaluma on the 9th and 10Th
Of this month.
The Utah & Northern railroad Is now
completed to Beaver Canyon, ATS miles
north Of Ogden.
General Grant will arrive in San Fran
cisco on the steamship City Of TeSio, about
the 2ist u the present month.
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ported. The yiceroy's Military Secretary
accompanies General Roberts
LONDON. September G.
For the Cambridgeshire stakes lsonamy
will carry l3s pounds and Parole 1873
For the czarwitch stakes Isonamy l36;
Parole. IIs: Uncos, 80. In the betting the
Czarwitch Parole is quoted at Is to 1
offered and SO to / asked. but no layers.
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So

THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAIL
i T. the person who will return = CASARi
bright yellow, except a few dark feathers on
left side II head CT neck-io nrst door north Of
Union saloon, Msin street. 1t disappeared on
the Goth alt.
Eureaa. september 3. 1879. si-u
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IN vai1s Of eold water a. . cleansing
assnt = illustrated BY the case Of . pr
ensr N re Brznsssck lGsorgia) Jail. Who
coneisded 70 vaah his face thu other day.
n nsf.norpAo<is in bis appearance vas
- rsnarkAbls that The isiier did NOT know
him Aad allowed him to Walk into the
stssss. and h u nov : frse man.
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I'M ssn franeisco "chronicls'' Il de-
eldsday tams sincs the e'sction. II does
= - much = attempts TO explain the why's
and vhsrsforss Il The disaster. The
s-css . 100 deeply xcnrdsd Tor
utaerance.
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Tn xko Post has entered upon il
sixth ysar. The Post" hAs always been
conducted With ability. and the SENTINEL
hops Il may continue TO prosper.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-07
II n

IL PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AeAIN ST
N W. Ii. CLARK. and all parties indei ted
to HIM. are requested TO call Immediately and
settle with J. n. MuNnY. al the store. CO. nsE
VI Main and CLARK streets.
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