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Daily globe., 1879-02-09

sequel to my somewhat unpleasant confes-
sions. Gage lived but Two years longer. when
ana apoplectic fit, brought on by ungovernable
passion, struck him down, and in less than an
hour his life had fed.
Bertha, who had settled into pensiye
melancholy, that made her more charming than
ever, regarded his death as happy emancipa-
tlon for her from his unreasonable and tyran-
nical domination.
Charley and I Immediately dispatched a
joint letter to Eugene, who had entered in
business in St. Louis, and was prospering
We then broke the news Of our deception
gradually to Bertha, and in q few months she
removed to the home of Eugene's adoption,
where she became, not Mrs. Lsle-for the
young man would never own his unfortunate
name again-but Mrs. Hawthorne-Ncu
York UeYcu1W
Daily globe., 1879-02-09
No. You Can't Go In.

"Whither away, gentle youth2' said the
gentleman in waiting ct one Of Princess
Louise's receptions to an airy young
Kanuck, who tried to insert himself amid
the favored throng. II would do honor
as a loyal subject to the beauteous scion
of royalty, the daughther of an Empress
whose power extends from tropic to torrid
zone, and whose morning drum-beat
circles the globe, for the perpetuation of
whose empire millions of swords would
leap flashing from their scabbards, and
eyes, yes, but your necktie isn't the prop
er color, and inquiry has developed the
fact that your grandfather kept groc-
cry store. You can't go in!" Can
Daily globe., 1879-02-09
II it Could Be.

If could hold your hands tonight,
Just for little while, and know
That only I, Of all the world,
Possessed them so.
A slender shape in that old chair,
II l could See you here tonight
Between me and the twilight pale
So light and frail,
Your cool white dress, its folding lost
In one broad sweep of shadow gray;
Your weary head just dropped aside,
The sweet old way,
Bowed like tlower-cup dashed with rain,
The darkness crossing half your face,
And just the glimmer of smile
For one to trace,
If could see your eyes that reach
Far out into the furthest sky,
Where, past the trail of dying suns,
The old year, lie;
Or touch your silent lips tonight,
And steal the sadness from their smile,
And find the last kiss they have kept
This weary while!
If it cuold be-Oh! all in vain ~
The restless trouble of my soul
Sets as the great tide to the moon,
Toward your control!
In vain the longing of the lips,
The eyes desire, and the pain;
The hunger Of the heart-oh! love,
Is it vain9
Daily globe., 1879-02-09

20 Lord, Thou knowest," prayed a
Connecticut deacon, ''that am afflicted
with most impious and depravsd son
Thou knowest that he will swear and lie
and steal, and do all sinful things. Thou
knowest that on the last Sabbath day he
was seen walking down the principal
street in the village, with his hands in
his pockets, whistling the following un.
godly tune"--and the congregation were
astonished to hear ssYankee Doodle" flow
melodiously from the deacon's pursed-up
lips,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-03
BELMONT BITS.
Mining and Other Notes, Called
from h Courier"

The mill At Bartel dropped stamps on
Friday. The mines are looking well. and
il is the intention Of the Company to run
atannel 200 feet below where they are o
wor King. 10 tap the VEN. Everything looks
ia forahle for a good run.
The Belmont and Wadsworih stages now
run through 10y the way of San Antonio,
Granisyiile md lone 10 Wadsworth. The
mail FIR Ellsworth. Lodi and DowDeyville
is carried by pony express.
The building If the Belmont new ten
stamp mill is completed. Superintendent
Hogan says he will be ready TO concentrate
ore from the Company's mine by the LIST OF
January next.
George Niehell hiss bought joe 0der's
interest in the Oder 4 Nieholl mine, sitn-
aied on the east side Of the Toiyabe moun
tains. Mr.. Nicholl is now the sole owner
Of that property.
Superintendent Hogan has put an addi-
tianal force Of miners to work in the Bel
mon mine.
The work Of building the mill ST Hei
Greek goes on as usual.
1t showed heavily in the surrounding
Mountains last "Wednesday
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-03
How kENTlCNY BOURBON is
MADE

The taste of the above named beverage
Is more familiar Re the average Western
man than is the knowledge Of the method
by which it Is praaoed. That orr ~reslers
sasy knuw q lsile more sa.ui the origin
and AM az p~raiacRg that which we
pat in eur mouths 10 steal zwAy oGrhrzins.
We pahllsA The FLOWING from the Louis
Vile CoNEssr-JunrnA1.
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ana A. hat few q the millions who caa-
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-03

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-03
THE public PULSE.
Comments of the Press ON Live
subjects.

WASTE OF TfNRER.
Prom the Sacramento Bee.
A few wealthy companies get control Of
eur best timber lands aud ravagr them as
though smiiien by some mighty hurricane
simply bent m securing graf wealth to
themselves, al the cost of rohbiug future
seneratians oi all profit or heueni IN a like
pursuit. Waste and extravaganza has
b<ep the ordsr of the day in California
and unless this pernieious system he
checked or modified 10 a reasonable ex-
tent the day will soon come When il via
be toe late g. talk II restrictive measures.
No pevsLE BURDENS.
Ercm the Aita.IniifrrniA
A debt is : kind ~ personal property,
legally taxable at the owners place II resi-
aenee. II q citizen If Nevada has = mort
gage en San Francisco property, the ht
aae hiHn Is sAxahle in Ntyadss ana NJ state
has the right ii levyins d aide bnrdens
on the citizens af ofh~r States. VIII the
fleet II lAas he T. drive capitalists who
want - lean money in Cahtornla, toresiae
in Nevada
TEXT BOOKS,
rram the csrsen Appeal
NJ snsulslen ~ aches itself 70 the skirts
a me presaaG Bard II Eaac2tsaR in Ne
vadA, hat there has hrsa considerable
sraslins 0ver he t~eaks used in naass
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hem ehArgea te5wsvn book sellers and
Sausr4aaenshats q PNA3se >ehsaS, Tx
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tor sAsA SfAse Ia sNch y Wy hat 1Aese VII
I've No rxAsea fx general as~eaasxnt
cArFrAL PUNISHMENT.
frasA the ~EasSxazsse
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capital p~anasAaea4 Is the saas1 ssrenss
preventive IF crime Ras in erasr - eQn-
vince lAe sensr&l pahasa Il w2as Re aeess-
sAry sN< thea ~ explain away sAe ssaAsaga
fast aAA1 Ia Name &A3 In 0tasr States
where sheasasA rSARlts hiss eea zAah>h.Ss
murder Is mors caaA@a than esSsEs the
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-03

The SENTINEL has just turned its eigh-
tenth volume. aud ninth year. Its pro
prietors are graiihed in being able to state
that IL was never more prosperous han
now. Its circulation is probably treble
that Of any daily paper ever published In
Eastern Nevada. and its subscription lists
are constantly growing, LIS mechanical
appliances, psfhaps. are not sqnaied by
aay newspaper establishment in the Stale
and by few On the Pacific Coast. hais
grateful for past iavors. the propasiers
viii strive z~ealonsly 10 make their journal
worthy Of a euntinuanee IL the hhSrAl sup
part hiihesta ae,sowed npsn il.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-03
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

ITO THE IRISH IMBASsENDER MINE
Ne. 5ss.-United States Land once, Eurexs,
Nevada. pee ember :. ls7s.-Notee Is HEREBY
gwen. that ID ia. MscLaughIin. whose Post
once address is Eureka. Nevada. has this day
fled his application Tor g patent for eight nun
bred isoo, linear feet Of the irish lmbzssender
mine or vein bearing silver with surface ground
tive hundred POD feet in width, situate. lying
AID being IA The Secret Canyon Mining plstrlct.
County VI lreka and State of Neysda- and
known aud designated by the neld notes ana
ofEeial plat GA bic IN this Office as Lot Number
I've Hundred and Two ts0g. A and b. The sx-
terrier boundaries Of said Lo. No. 0s A aid Is
being a. follows, to wit; Variation. 10 degrees
50 minutes east Lot Accommodating At post
marked No. 1. L.. :. survey No A-, Lot A;
wkeuce post on cane olun. marked ia Inonu-
meat No : bears 5 81 deg - min Il. A.oil feet,
and the Town Company's we'll. IN the iowa OF
Vanderbilt, bears 5 a. deg 81 min Z 6.eS5 feet,
and the top Of tue incline on this iede bears
SIS aeS h. 40 fett: thence. running let course,
\ ssa deg 4. & feet 10 the south estern bound
AIRY 81 T. :. Survey No ~. Bromide Lode.
whence p 81 Nc , OF said Brnaids saTvey bears
y S~N aes wl$> feet SO sic fetf, - the narfl-
eastern boundary OK said T., ) survey No ~.
whence pest Ne. 1 Of szAd Bromide survey bears
Ms DIS u sil iose<t. aNfeet. ~ posi- mara
"a No.2. 4 : survey NJ. gNs, Lot A. the4ce. n
course. ; * deg 4. DO feet y pest naked
Nc ). e. ; S9rvey No 20. Ief A. thence, Sd
euarse. ) 2A deg W, nj sic fees 10 the north-
eastern bau01srs If said L. : survey Ne. a.
us Sla feet. 10 the southwestern boundary
q sAaA L. ; Szrx-y NJ. IA. So feet, l.
PEST marked No. 4. 4. S. survey Ne. 500,
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u b~xfaaSn1 - mEck - tae Sasf &c gr0uDi
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NEW TO-DAY.
NO MATINEE TO-DAY.

OWING To GREAT ALTERATIONS BEING
made to-day at Eureka Hall by Prof. Herr
mspn. he huds il impossible 10 give q matinee
as sdv ertised. as it is impossible 20 get the stage
in order in time to perform Hence, the hAI-
ME WILL BE POSTPONED until tomorrow
~ J y. NJ. when a fun change OF programme
will be gwen. and flags and candies distributed
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-03

Chas. s. parneli upon his arrival there.
The original committee appointed by the
Irish citizens. who have resolved 10 receive
Parnell at fsnsuil Hall, was increased 10
sixty. and includes the names OF many dis
finguished citizens.
The Effort To Buy OF Grant.
NEW YoRk. December 2.
On the proposition { re nominate urail
the sun SAYS. We want 10 see who Il the
member Of Congress that is willing 10 take
the responsibility OF offering the PROPOSE
ton 10 buy off Grant as a candidate. by an
enormous pension 10 lie saddled on the
backs Of the taxpayers. III the hepael-
cans desire 10 take him up a. their cheiee.
and 80 stake the ISSUES NJ a third term And
q rvstratiYn - G-antlsm, On the fresi-
dental campaign, let them show their
hands boldly. by all means Let Us. once
for all, settle this question D decide
whether military dt<pousm he erected on
the ruins 0f the Republic IA the nrst cen
tury Of iss existence Grant l. exactly the
man 10 represent the fallen state ID the
party whose managers are no~ pressing
Aim 10 she front Vita prepared oranons-
Baiier Explosion.
Er Cam Wis, n eemher ,
The boiler IN lhe planning faiil here tx
paessd with terrific saree Yesterday after
asaa killing EngineST Hasklns Fireman
upsplln and q soamSler named V~isilSSher-
TIE iorse II the EXPLOSION was - great as
10 h~ fels all over lie elfy. and fragments
u the wreek were scattered for blocks das-
tAni Several osAar eHpAvyss were meTs
~ less hart.
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M FaaHAs FCGAarY. HT HIS ~f<rEn
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zurs6s. Nevada. Esu YsArs aga Any inf rtxiar
THEN r4spees7ng ann VIII Be thar sstlIv rseetN~d
BY bis sister. JOHANNA ktsGAETT. S0. III
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25

- ED, Buists'-all kinds. Fresh.
At Brooks.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25

tue calling yoke of tyranny, and
become FREE MEN, by dec airing
ourselves FREE AND INDEPENDENT
PEOPLE, ond by supporting with
our lives and property that declar-
alton, and VIC do by these presents
invite our fellow sufferers through
out the province aforesaid. to re-.
pair to the standard to aid 10 the
effccting Of our common emancipa-
ton. We pledge ourselves SOL
cmr ~, to cacA other. and to our
fellow men iutercstc 4 in the events.
to avoid as far as practicable the
effusion Of blood Gave that of our
common enemy and in all cases
shall private property be sacred.
So soon as our emancipation is ef-
fectcd we will offer ourselves 10
some government accustomed to
liberty. Those who set up in op~
position to our operations for the
purpose aforesaid, will be erceived
as our common enemy. the enemy
of mankind and of liberty, and will
be treated accordingly.
"Givcn under our hands on the
south side of the line Of demarca-
ton, in the province aforesaid, this
first day Of Fioridian freedom
August It'll. 1904.
Our informant further adds,
Messrs. O'Connor, Pintedo, and
Terry were liberated on the return
Of the party, who exactcd their
parole Of honor, to take no active
part a2ainst them during the contin>
uancc Of tho contest"
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25

HsSA man named Resaire Nc
Carthy was frozen to death in
Avoyelles Parish on the 10th inst.
1t appears that he had been drink.
ing pretty freely at a grog shop
in Mansura the prvcious evening
and on his way homo was thrown
by his horse. Several citizens of
Mansura heard his cries but be-
lieviug it to be the boys did not
pay any attention TO them.