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eureka Dailp Sentinel.



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Th.s. truly besztifli world re live In, Va
oceans. and fkOns4n1s q means for eniog E.nt
We can desire nc better when il perfect beslfh
hut koE ef;ea do tie HEssFIty Of people Eel
ike giving II mp aishs1rtezed. Discouraged
snJ worried out viii disease, when there = 10
ocrssioE fsr this feeling. a. every sa-eTer can
easily ehszin satisfactory Hr7Nf that Gres1is
ArersE FL1wEE viii nzsk@ them as free from
dizess- a. whea Isra- Dyspepsia and Liver
CsmpssiEti ia fhe 6tr-ct cause Of seTenfT-Gye
pr cent II such EnslESies a. bslou~nesS. iH3i-
Sest5or. sex k@s1sehe. rsfixeness. nervous
rrosrrzfie1- oizzir~ss u the head. pslpitAtion
Of the heart. ard other Distressing symptoms
Three Snses Of August Flo=er will prove its
wonderful effect. sample bottles, 10 cents.
Rexnl1r size. IS cents Try IL. Sold by all
fr-f-eIsss druggists in the United States
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Eiekef By n Mule.

Jos, Of 1hs GOLDEN RULE STORE las re-
cT~z-d. .1d IS. rs II old. all alive sal liekins
His ssoek c5nsists 0f H.ts. Bsots. Shea.
Gkre-. Csz-rz To9z.rco Stationery. ower-li<.
Er-p~rs. California IrderE@zr. AID ilres too
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k1cvz grocerr and pT0yi-scn hSs<e- q Main
street y b. This hzs no reference 10 the
above Lss1.zx Il fat, there xrs nohndy
Rsrked br a muae- WITT
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-02

In Texas recently. . man chopped on
che ear - . hog. and he was sent to the
hs ~hnvred nj the ear Of q friend. or made
. porons plaster Of an enemy through the
medium 81 : revolver. it would have been
81 right. But down here in Texas : Log
ha. rights that all men are bound to re-
spscf.
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Queer Freak Of q somnnmsuri.t.

PORTLAND, August |.
Last evening, at IL O'Clock. Charles
Lzchefte made . murderous assault ON
Edward Stone with q ~cleaver, infirting
very dangerous wounds. Both parties
we're sleeping in the same room, occupy
ing separate beds. Lachette was taken
into custody. He claims the assault was a
somnambulisiic freak. No difficulty bad
ever occurred between the parties Stone
lies in q very critical condition.
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Attention., !

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
Il Rescue Hose Company will be held at the
Hose House on MONDAY EVENING. August 4.
st7h O'Clock. A full attendance is requested.
as business Of impoi lance is to be transacted.
DAv.E Il. BAILY, President.
THos. HALEY. Secretary.
Eureka. August ], 1873. su2-td
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WHILE certain parties in New York Rave
been e~ndeavoring to revive . race preju-
dir sesinss the Hebrews in this country,
BARON Rofhrchilds' executors have been
rAving sa5. mo- in requests to Christian
charities in London.
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Masonic Notice.

A Ii PARTIES CERTIFICATES
IA of Indebtedness Of Eureka Lodge. No. Is,
f. Il A, NJ. Of Eureka, will please present the
same TO me for adjustment.
W. P. STEICHELMAN, Secretrry.
Eureka, July 80, 1879. jy3I-lm
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A NEW HOUSE, OF THREE ROOMS. -
situated next to the residence OF ls.
Matt. Kyle. Mob Hill. Apply on the premises-
Eureka, July -, 1872. jy5ou
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
NOTICE.

CIRCUMSTANCES OVER WHICH I HAVE
~ NO control compel me TO sever my connec-
ton with the Chop Stand in Jack Perry's Cor
ner. EDWARD y. RYAN.
Eureka, July -, 1879. jye0
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II would be q blessing TO the people Of
this country II the Importation Of foreign
wine vas As rigidly supervised as 1t is in
France. Recently, according 10 . Paris
paper, part Of 9 cargo Of red wine. consist
ing Of 10000 pints. which had been sent
from Bari. Italy, was thrown overheard by
order Of the Commissioner Of the port Of
Msrseilles. having been found to be adul-
terated with fuchsine.
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TIE moment the yellow ssvsT appeared
in Memphis. the merchants Of that city
shipped all their breadstuffs on hand to
other points. and nov the Government is
feeding the poor people. Neither last year
nor this has the State Of Tennessee made
any effort to assist its own people.
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Virginia City is to have a season Of opera
bouffe. Annie 10 the star.
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THE EUREKA CONSOLIDATED MINING
i COMPANY having agreed 10 pay thirty
cents per bushel for charcoal. II 10 hereby
Ordered. that all those teams hauling for that
company be loaded.
BY order Of the Committee
EUREKA COAL BURNERS ASSOCIATION.
Eureka. New. July ~, 1879. tycnu
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InA1s 81 au8ubt i.
At the Grand Army Of the Republic
Enoampment yesterday. documents were
laid before the Department STAFF by 4
committee from McKeesport. Pa, having
reference to the petition Of Eli Ice 10 ali
the Grand Army Posts Of the country. Ice
il in the Moundsville Penitentiary, SEN
fenced for life for shooting a rebel prisoner
who was escaping in 1853. and for which
he was honorably acquitted by a general
court martial. but was rearrested after
serving through the war and tried and
condemned in . few days by civil author-
ity. II is alleged Of the two lawyers who
prosecuted him, that one has Ices wife
and the other his property. :
Ricd frsm Easing Pickles.
New YoRx. August l..
Katie Moore, OF Newark. died this morn.
ing. from eating pickles. The family Of
James Daikee, OF this city, where the wom-
an was visiting. are all seriously i'll from
fl6 Game causp.
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The following ID tbs statement u the
Operation Of the National Bzak Eederp-
tion Ageney a. WzshinStga. daring TIE
8oosh u Jaiy. - com pzrs5 ri:h the cor
~respo3dsng period II last year National
bank notes disposed Of dHiipg the month:
noses Of issue nj for eirrnlatson. assorted
ard retained 10 bzaks II Issue, s.. GO;
Dosss unit for circulated. assorted and
dsaiverea 70 the ~ConP.raller Of the Cur
renry fpr destruction and replacement Of
nsw notes, $ss50o; notes u failed. li9ai-
dzti0n. and reducing baaks. dcposiszd in
the Treasury Of The United States. $751; 30.
Total for Jaly. 1879. $3.50. 100; total for
July. 1878. szi .s65, l59, being > decrease Of
$l3s05l $50.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-03
6PICCg.


'epper Par pound, -.-------..- as
Allsplc &c, ss
Our Ground Specs are warranted
pure, ve have the largest variety
aysT kept in this city.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-03
THE WALLACE COMMITTEE.
g,s IabOrs in Investigating the Man.
Eer of the Elections Of 1875

e., Iabors in InvesiisS ting the NAM
Eer of the Elections OF ISIS
WARRINGTON, March 27.-The Wallace
Senate Committee o-day resumed the in
quiry into the election matters Of 1873.
Ex-Secretsry of the Senate, Gorham,
produced the books Of the subscriptions in
the Department and list Of the moneys
sent to the different States by the Ma
tional Committee, aided nineteen Southern
Congressional districts with an average Of
S66S. and ffty-eight Northern districts with
an average Of SIP. No aid was given to
two hundred and twelve dIstricts. The
contributions Of the federal officers in Wis
consin went to the State Committee. Sub
scrIp;ions in the bank Tdose used in the
Treasury Department are headed by the
name Of Secretary Sherman, in he pOst-oi-
fee department BY second assistant post
n sster, in the general agricultural depart
ment BY Commissioner LeDuc, in the sixth
auditors Office by sixth auditor. The
morey sent TO Indiana was put in the
hands of Mr.. Blair, with witness recon-
mendations "a to its use. The general pol
icy was to devote money to close districts.
About nine districts in Ohio were thus
helped. The librarian OF the Senate
helped Mr.. Gorbam 10 compile Fort Of
Republican campaign text book and was
paid S25C. The work did not interfere with
his official duties. No deduction wss made
in his salary as librarian on account Of his
working for the committee. The witness
thought the subscription TO the Treasury
Department might amount 70 $4,000 or
SIS 600, instead Of 5000 or s. 600, az
stated yesterday. About $1,000 wss sub
scribed in the Postoffice Department. Very
little was got ;Iym the Interior Depart
meut.
James VI. Kerns, United States Marshal
of the Eastern District, Pennsylvania, .esti-
fed that he thought as far "a the United
States supervisors AID marshals were con-
cerred, Philadelphia can Go without them
very we'll. The expenses of United States
supervisors amounted TO ST 40.
Special attention was paid to Rsndalrs
district, because it wasin bad part of the
city, where riots frequently occur.
The Senate rejected the nomination of
WIN. N. Stanley. of Illinois, to be Indian
Agent at Las Piuos, Cal. The con6rma-
ton of VIM. A. Heron, Pension Agent at
Pittsburg; Edward II. Neil, Secretary of
Legation to Mexico; Dsrtars Hosmer, NJ.
johnson, OF Illinois; 5. NJ. Bymis, Henry
J. Bswditch, james NJ. Cabell, and Robert
W. Mitchell, OF Tennessee, members of the
National Board of Health, and two others,
remain to be confirmed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-03
THE OLD STORY
Row Two Sharpers Played IL Upon
"A Youug Man From the COuntry.

| Tuesday, young man from the vicinity
Of springdale, named MOohsn, came into the
| city, preparatory 10 leaving for Leadyiile.
| Inthe course of the day he made the acquain-
tsnce OF an elderly looking man, who claim.
| ed TO be about 10 make. a shipment OF horses
| TO the new Eldorgdo. Late IN the day, he
| was introduced by the elderly man TO a
| Younger man, who, he claimed, was to ac-
company him on his trip with his horses
The two became well acquainted, and IL was
arranged that young NoOnan should accom-
panY mis- new friends. III was also arranged
| thatNhey should meet in The evening near
/ the Planters House and mature their
plans. At the given time. soohan re-
paired - he appointed place he iound Ihe
young man in his employ mad not been at
lending 10 mis- duties properly, he SAID de
" as terribly incensed AT him, and gave MIN
a terrible tongue-lssllngi 10 whicn the other
r-plied In 81 nilar words The pretended own.
er OF the horses Il 1ally told him that III the
banks were open ne would pay him oil and
discharge him Ihls apparently suited lhe
other 10 a DOT, and after a few more passages
of words the employer turned 10 Aoonan,
who meanwhile had been an interesting
spectator of the scene, and
dollars, saying lat hey would go right up 10
the Mansion House and he would give him
his check for the amount, and that ne would
then discharge the Nilllanous eInpioye. ana
give him-MColan-the place without hes-
iIation, ne com piled. The late empioye was
then told TO "git," which he showed ilttle
hesitancy in doing. Moohan and the other
man then went up to the Mansion House. In
front Of IL, MOohan was told TO wait last a,
moment until his new EN- ployer went down
10 the Mansion House stables TO look after
his horses. He waited until his patience
gave out. and then large sized mouse was
smelt. He promptly notified the police, but
the parties had evidently anticipated this
step, and skipped. He continued on his way
TO Leadyiiie yesterday morning. WIN lew
new ideas upon the way Of ciyiliz ttion.
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EepubIican Cancn..

WASHINGTON, March PA caucus OF
the Republican members of the House was
held immediately after the adjournment
to-day, Fry presiding, FOR the purpose of
discussing the situation in regard to the
political clause which the majOTity hss de
termiped to incorporate in the army, legis-
latiye, execufiye and judicial appIopria-
tson bills. The subject was very generally
discussed, and the sentiment Tas unani-
nous in opposition to the programme sr-
ranged by the Democrats. The sense Of the
caucus was that If the Democrats should
insist upon carrying out the plan already
adopted BY them. the effect would lie stop
page Of the wheels of the government and
the majority would be responsible for the
result The following resolution was
adopted without opposition:
Il soitei That it il the sense OF this eau
Gus that hereafter and until the appropris-
ton bills are disposed OF, no pairs by 4
Republican shall under any consideration
be made.
This resolution appears to indicate a
determination on the part Of the Republi-
cans to r,sort to fi'!bustering, rather han
recede in any manner from the position
thew have taken
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MIS4ikE SuIIEWIIEHE.
A Colorado : ournaIi VI rrIes a Lady
in tails city Yesterday aud t:ets .
Former wife After Him.

Frank A. Kane, OF the Alamosa Coli In
dependent, was married yesterday morning
In this city, TO Mrs. Emma b. Richmond.
II is claimed that Kane had another wife,
who was in the city at the time of his mar
riage. and who teleg aphed 10 Lawrence, after
the newly married couple had left on their
way to Colorado, and had Kane arrested.
A TIMES reporter was able TO procure a brief
interview with the lady who claimed to be
Kane's wife. who said that he had married
her about TX year ego that Kane subsequent
ly went TO Coiorado-the couple being resi-
dents OF Chicago-and had never sent for h S
wife, as he wrote to her he could not
raise the money; that a short time ago he
sent TO her for fifly dollars, and that she sent
MIN fourteen dollars, all the money she had
at the time /; that they always lived happily
together, and she had never until lately sus-
pected that her husband was unfaithful TO his
vows. But she succeeded in obtaining knowl-
edge thst he was about 10 marry another
woman, and came 10 This city, arriving day
before Yesterday and stopping at the Conti-
nentsl hotel. Mr.. Kane was at the Mansion
House; and she proceeded 10 interview h m
at once, and she claims that he then told
her that he had not been div. reed from her,
and that he would come around the next
morning and make II all right In the morn
ing he told her he had a divorce from her,
but that he would see her again at eleven
O'Clock, and straigEtsn m alters up. At l0:i0,
he had married Mrs. Richmond, and was on
his way with his new wife To colorado The
other Mrs. Kane then telegraphed and had
him arrested. She left on The Missouri Pa
cific yesterday afternoon for Lawrence, by
way of Kansas City, where she had news that
Kane and Ibis new W fe had been stopped.
In her Interview with Kane, she tod him
that II he would produce his bill OF divorce,
that she would no longer troGb bic him, but
he claimed that n had been stolen from his
trunk she said upon leaving that she pro-
posed to find ont just exactly how matters,
stood, and from the dangerous glitter in her
eye, tpe reporter believed she meant exactly
what she said. She is a tall, commanding
looking woman, about thirty years old, was
plainly dr. sseu, and had a lady like appear.
ance.
The case now looks damaging for Kane
but there may be a change in its complexion
when his side comes in. His friends here
claim that ii is an attempt at black mailing.
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New York, March 27-The following
letter from Secretary Sherman 10 Treasurer
GiIfsleu, is made public:
Sir:-As it Is desirable to make pay
MT Of the called b)uds in mode that
will least disturb matters, you will draw
from the depository banks the proceeds of
the -four per cent. bonds only when rsquir-
ed TO in-ke payment OF the called bonds,
and in proportion: From the several de-
posit0ries to the amounts held by them "a
near az may he, in the sum Of 81 600 of the
money in the treasury received for the 1
per cent. bonds. should be applied to the
payment OF called bonds before such drafts
are made When practicable drafts upon
depository bonds for transfer of deposits on
sc5oiunt Of proceeds Of per cent. bonds
may be so drawn as 10 be payable at the
option Of the bank through the New York
Clearing House Drafts on depository
banks in cities other than New York should
be drawn sufficient time in advance to
meet the payment. These payments by
called bonds should he treated "a payment
in money, "a Of the dae when it would, un-
der the order, be required.