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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-11
Our New Postmaster.

Washington dispatches to the Virginia
Chronicle announce that w. J. Smith has
been confirmed as Postmaster. 1t will be
q couple OF weeks yet before he can file his
bonds and receive his commission.
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The organization Of this military com
pany is now completed, and the following
is q full list Of the officers: Captain, A. G.
Bishop; First Lieutenant. w. H. Tyler
Second Lieutenant, H. G. Reynolds; Ju.
Nor Second Lieutenant, Il. Watkins
Sergeants-First Sergeant, P. T. Walsh
Second Sergeant, O.S. L~ongabaugh; Third
Sergeant, G. Mccormick; Fourth Sergeant,
A. W. Campbell. Corporals- First Cor
poral. ]. j. Horn; Second Corporal, J.. b.
Sias; Third Corporal, /. Baiinger. They
have a fine armory now under the Ameri-
can Exchange. where they meet every
Tuesday and Friday evening for drill. DR..
Bishop is taking a good deal Of pride in
his company, and as he is an old military
officer, will doubtless soon succeed IN
placing it among the crack military organi-
cations of the coast.
-
District Court-Rives, Judges
The following business was transacted
in this Court yesterday:
Urquhart vs.. Curlins-Wll be heard on
Monday next.
Lee vs.. Henry Allen-Set for Thursday.
j. Mendes ct al. vs.. John Potter ct al
Ordered that defendants motion to quash
be sustained, and that the proceedings be
dismissed. Plaintiff excerpts.
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All kinds of Boots and Shoes ut the very
lowest prices-Monitors, Arctics, Snow-exclud-
ers, Rubbers. Ills q positive fact that ! x l
in Rubber Goods at the Golden Rule Store.
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One or two nicely furnished rooms, with OF
without fire. For particulars inquire over
Dunkel 4 Co.'S dry goods store.
Eureka, Dec. II, 1878. dlS-tf
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II you want your fine watches repaired in
the best manner and guaranteed for one year to
keep correct time. go to Straus' Jewelry store
below the Parker House. JeS
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TALK about the cheek of a Government
mule; why, it is nothing compared to the
cheek Of G. A. v. Putnam, State Printing
Expert.-Pioch Record.
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Underwear in red, white or grey, of the best
and heaviest California all wool goods, In
which everybody L lows l x L at the Golden
Rule Store,
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selling or!

MY stock Of Boot and shoes, entire or by the
single pair, I offer at cost prices, as it is my de-
sire to close out this line Of goods by the LIST Of
january, or as soon thereafter ~ possible.
MORRIS III. Joseph
Golden kule Store, Eureka,
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY RE
PAIRED.

If you want to have your watches and jew
elry repaired in a workmanlike manner, go Il
P. Steler's jewelry store, one door south Of s
! Ashim & Bros, Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-11

If you have a fine or complicated watch or
clock, a music box, an automaton singing bird,
or any other delicate and intricate piece OF
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDW. WILHELM,
Chronometer, watch and clockmaker, one door
north of Meyers 4 Franklin, Main street.
All work warranted to give perfect ~satisfac.
ton or positively no charge. OF
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silk IKandkerchie1s.

In Buckskin, Wooden or Kid Gloves. Gaunt
lets and Mits I X L at the Golden Rule Store.
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TO LET

4 NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM on
n Spring street, with double bed snd
heated. Apply At Saddle Rock Restaurant, on
Main street, Of
r. b. ANDERSON. .
Eureka, December 10, 1878. d40t4f
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Yankee Dodge. at his cheap store just above
the express office, offers special inducements
to lovers of the weed, and will sell hve excel
lent cigars for rs cents. Call and be convinced.
ian22 If
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RA
Popular JGWGly Store q
or R Z
Opposite ia Paxton l. Co.'s Bani.)
NOTICE.

VXyHEREAS MY WIFE, ISABEL. NOR.
w TON, has left my bed and board without
just cause or provocstion, l hereby give
notice that ! will not be responsible for any
debts which she may contract.
THOMAS MORTON.
Eureka, January 49,, 1879. ianlytf
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The following names have been drawn by
Judge Rives and County Clerk Dodge, to
serve as Jurymen at the present term of
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Fancy Back-hair Brushes, Cloth, Tooth and
Shaving Brushes, Combs, Perfumery, etc, at
the Golden Rule Store, extraordinary cheap, for
I Y T.. yoln know. .
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All Wool Cardigan Jackets, Wooden Scarf
and Winter Wear for Gentlemen, in which To-
cheapness l x L at the Golden Rule Store.
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Geufleameny


Ladies' Purses, Albums, Opera Glasses
Vases, Card Receivers, etc., ut the Colder
Rule Store, at San Francisco cost. l Y L, eh
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FOR SALE.
TO LET

OEvERAL LARGE AND COMFORTABLE
- Rooms, In suits or single, cap be had by
inquiring Of JAMES A. DENTON,
At the Consolidated Boarding House. NORTH
Main street.
Eureka, December 10, 1877 d11<
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TX L, in a fine assortment for the holidays
trade, at the Golden Rule Store, cheap for cash.
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eureka daily Sentinel.

IN, sKILLMAN IL authorized 70 receive sub
scriptions, In this town, for the 6ErrrNEL
and collect for the same. ALI persons In Eu-
rsha owing for subscriptions will make pay
nent 70 hfsu.
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These are required to be at the Court
house at 10 o'clock this morning, and
should they fail, will be subject to the PEN
altics provided by law.
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From Ten, Pahute.

abovc-named district yesterday, informed
us that the mining outlook improves very
much a. development is made. He thinks
the Philadelphia Company, who are the
owners of the Wyandotte series Of mines,
will soon have the finest mining property
in the State. John Kileen. foreman Of the
Philadelphia Company, has just taken mp
an extension on the north end OF the Wy
andotte series.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-11

Atpresent the winzc is 90 feet below the
400 level, in a fine porphyry formation
heavily charged with mineral; will cross
cut the 400 and 1900 levels in 80 days.
The raise from the 1900 level is showing
finely; four feet drill hole put in yesterday
shows assays OF SI20 per ton. Mine and
mill running finely; mine producing about
400 tons of ore per month; assay value,
5000 pcr ton.
, 1879-06-27

temporarZ work Of . moro sc.lvo and exciting
a.asnft. No sooner had the sentence been rtnd
sttnn the beating of thirty drums rendered oil
other sounds naud1bie. But pope, cross In hat,tt
was sceh 10 adyanea toward the prisoner nht
addrees fcn words to him: solovfen merely
smiled, and u1Ade sign OF the hand showing
TINT he did not desire the approach Of tho Rus
sian priest. The latter retired, blessing tho
rrssoncr, wko bored, turning Ills head aside the
1lanRman alone, II do not want fitrn; 1t rEould
be tlse'csa" soloviefT was then covered with a
fonE white dress, to which cap via at
tnchcd fur The head, bis haeds we're tied behind
his back. stool vas brought, mud the prisoner
rtenpctl upon It. The executaoner Immediately
placed TIE rope around the neck uf tho WOULD
% rt&ictdc, md Withdrew the STOOL Tho cord
tigbtencd with q sudden Jerk. but. lc tlrou be-
Ing Yery short. mora than seven minutes clapsed
before life was extinct. During tlcsu awtu1
moments tho violent contortio1a Of tic ufms
and legs OF tho miserable man eave afgns Ut
thr tlcata, struggle That was going on, but tho
gigantic crowd seen1ed more moved by turlos-
tty tlan horror at the sccne cnncted befora
Them. Presently tho corpse wns cut duwn, tho
physician hose witness to the prisoners .1eatb.
nnd hs remains wero placed In a cotfiu. 4 unc-
horse cart, surrounded By n powerful cscart Of
geodarmes and Cossacks, took awsy tile body,
and tic crowd dispersed.
, 1879-06-27

originally. from the stuma. 11ts marriage Into .
Respectable family gays him stnrt In tho world.
which his Bullying and slage,tatenu hare contln.
ued 70 push. IIe does not even eonti1cr himself a
gentleman. aud bo wilt wear the IhAnlt which hts
ot!cnatvcncss nnd valgasitY wrnnc ftJh, Lamar
meeklS. His ptiratt life for snSefa1 yenra hun
bocn 10 cqniyoca1 that no decent won,tn eau sIord
70 appear In bin tompAny, Az TINT ho IL after ID
TO Rrt soma sonhes senator to kick him Into uaF-.
tJfdonl. Dlalnt KNOWS him.
And who IL Ifr. Cnnksngt Tho country knorn
him Chiefly through the description Of Mf. na!no+
hut not so familiar with hEn ~ hts colltnRurs.
MF. CoNklnR IL \ brilliant actor. Tho offspring of
hnnT.htiI. he han thn cuttnea. Of tho h0tst-
Jockey; hut, having the phys1nc Of q butcher nnd
the vu!ce Of an oratorcnl vendes of ,vart he
set up for m office seeker, ard htn. By hook and-
crook. dntatlnV himself a. he p'o0rtased. .-comc
stage. .playrr. FnIvnr BY naturc, and rapidly rrhw
1nE rvfY e0arse and common In hln exterl0r. slle
Icsa1t of habits which arc no tnAFtr sccfct al
Warrington, -~ht has for two or three yrArs at.
tempted u rnakn up hi mofhi aud }a.Ea
by mcfo BwaRRcr. Selecting fnr tho Victims Of hs
rage AZ enlsee psnpe. tnstea4 OF sfttgla aAlvld-
u4l. he has, like the poor cUwAFd that be IT, strut-
ted his rtfut. exploding his 1n!Eccllaneuua vulgar.
ity 1t i0nH range, bul carefully nrOldny to tread
npon Approximate toes. This mort t,f thing gen.
orally conrs tU grief. OF couree thu Republican
pttss witt take another Yiow Of Il. Yet thcre "
not Republican editor. who has acnno cnuu4h tt
eAffy to Washington and back. who ddes nat know
thst ConktIng Ia what wa have represented him.
sat In Congress-, for tfrrc dozens Of people wtc
have nofs than rtasoH to hnspcct tnnt be was
willing 10 aas himself 10 the Democrats fora price
in lHTft-tT
, 1879-06-27
6ptunls Ruu His PIt,ns.

~ 10f& SHH+ MAH$ 19s
Tie slnkfng- Fund Colnnllsslon yesterday gave
permission to t;tn. Francis b. bptnoIa aut ilis
''Associuscs y 10 lar uuder tho streets south Ut
Caral street tIls niains 'ahl pines necessary to
furnish steam 10 buildings and dwellings uRtlur
thu Holly combination srstcnl. fOr this prls1-
iege thr GencFal nn1 his ".tssurtates must
agsec to Euy tIlc city three cents for each lncal
foot OF plpa laid until tue payments reach 1885,
0oi, at4 ia every year Iii wh!ea their sarplnes
exceed u per ccnt Ut tho sum Invested. to pnY
lAs next . per ccut carned In the ansna yeur
over tho ~ pcr cent. Tbef must further agfeo
to supply lie stcnnl required bY ttIa CiLy
fur heatlng the public buildings or any 1tlIrr
purpose NJ rs rer cent lesa rates than steam Is
iurliixhcd BY them to their most .fnyorcl cns-
TONERS, aud to furnish steam at srasppaolc
rutes to clean the streets t,om GLOW ,uld liz,
unI fue the uso Ut tth, MtA.euRines. Tile Gun.
eral md llls "ass0ciatta will slaD hayo 10 gsv0
& buua for $50, ,tku u guarantee tbat tue street
p4ytlaebts shall ba Restored altor ttiu pipes ar0
lE!u. .
Atayor Cooper moved several amendments
vhieh would haye n,atle tue conditions Mt.d ltun-
i.at1ons for thts frauchtio moSe stringent, hut
tl!ry were voted down b. Compirpllrr Kelly,
Chamhcr3ain TappaM, a.I Nsco,dts leaeksst.
liu resolution granting tlia franchise amt d4rect-
tns ti,c {uYporation Counsel to draw the GOV.
trGyt with (iel,. Eptuula utnl his Associates y
wns passed by 10 1,-CoInptyo!!s Kelly, Cham
Dcsala Tuppa,. Recorder Hnekctt, aI!l Aid.
liaughtDn rulipg In tht affirmative, u.sd Mayor
Cooper In tho ueEuttYe+
, 1879-06-27
SPECIMENS OF KENTUCKY PoLl1eNEss

SPECIMENS Of KENTUCKY POtlTENESS.
Senators Conkling nnd Lamar, during an az
citing and c1AAusting alI-n!ght session ot tho
Beuate, lost coutrol Of their tempcrs. and lupg
some taunts aud cpthcts at each other. When
they had cooled down to the reason point, both
we're ashau,ed Of what they bad said, a'.d alad
to auppress their personalities from the pages
Of thu Congressional ftcurrf. The partisan
friends Of each Senator layo tried 10 palllate
tho undignucd exhibition as much a. possible,
and shift the h]umu Of pyogocauon on The otlseg;
but no Southern raper, at lcast, has ossatlcd
the private character of either Of tta clolcstc
dIsputa,,ts, or has applied degrading eplthets to
them. hut tue 1olllsYttie r-.foarRai--ln
Tho nhscHce, perhaps, Of Its responsible cditor-
| hns Fcsortel to style of attack which may bc
In a ccorslanca With Southern tdcas ot chiyalEy,
hut we hone uos. The GU, has been In thu
habit OF reading lectures to tts contemporaries
| Gu the deccncina OF spccch tho pFess should Oh
serve, una Ut casaloRullg cxtracts from its con
| tcuposs,lcs that should bo cepsurct. But
what shall no satd Of paragraphs l1ke theae,
eultot from it, editorial page Of 4 fc1Y days ago:
| tho mors sca,,tlalout passages arc omitted for
| o0ylou1 reaaons:
4 bully IL not necessaslfya coward. but hlathat'
! sklllns bully alMayt IL.
] A man Who 1cstsls ts wfe for 4nosher woman,
anu who nlakcs hta DISCRETION aiaEracslnllY con.
stkmr, WON'T light
| In bin affair with Gsn. Gordon, Coukllng acted
sl.v pa,t OF ruIyartan who has ,tons of the r.
! stlncts at gona bscedlng Or Ecutlsmauhool. We
! shall SEQ whether he shows any other 9u2ttY now.
uclls., aud, II ae Wefe, under The code The onas
IL On Its Adversary G"nk kl,us ss no dusliat eiths!
tocausv Id ii : enlly and coward. and afraid 10
/ deht.
,~h, .,,,ta - ri ott erd bIa tss wed !,
, 1879-06-27

Tbs Paris Figure eontalus au account OF the
sycc1tlpn OF Soioyteil, the woulu.bs Aasasatn Ut
tLU Car OF it,lssIa. Thu prisoner tsays tl!e
wrIterj wa pale, but collected, n,.d his express
alou wax that of de1aurr. Kouna hla neck wns
hung small black plaearI bearing ~ white let
tefs lhu Inscription "s.ats rt'ninal." 10 got
heuu conveyed to tilu scere o. execa.ion. and
looked hxedly at the seatIud. which he ifnincb!-
ately uttarwstl xsecudest. The authorities took
tAeis placxs In frout Ut him, aa thu troops pre-
scntcI arms Whils tue sr.,tcl,ce uf dcat wak he-
lu,: road, tilo haugmlaa huIdiug thu prisoners
rgnt l1ard tho wnile. Ivan Froilof, tlI1 exec4'
ttonss, !. y u,ur1eFur, who wa4 condutuncd to
hard labor for sixteen Years, but Wlna1 sep"
irIce was euumuled up0n hs acceptance Ut tho
pliIse OF v1ecuttouer. Ills ASSISTANTS were rob-
bcfs, who gletlf exchanged u4els prison lllv fqs
, 1879-06-27
a Muter.Yntuospe1e. ..

Elon lIsrsh, Of Battle Greek, Mich. bus tn'
vented seioclpedn to ride upon ti,o wutes' y
proved perfectly satisfactory. Tic trame Is
sIaaur to tlat of an ordiuury saloclpede. having
thtro Wheels, or RATHER laree sir.t'sht drums,
with faus, two Ia front Us prupslleFs AMI ons
untl stee rcd In the same manner ~ knI bicycle,
At tu tr,al on tho river It walked up tho stFcau,
ugal,l.t tue curreni u,uch faster than IN oftat-
,.sry bout, aud With greater eaas than rowing.
Ii,u nrincipal objection sccna 10 hc that fe+
low can't taku his gtrl riding with hln,.
, 1879-06-27
Strange Story Of tho Highways md ltyWays
OF WakhlBEt0n.

= VVHtUEp7 tNFF#fFsHhtHFF HHNHI ntFH1I' !,
Dir, Hack, who Wt0i0 SO entertaining Il EDTel
Oh ,"ILc StFnnEo Adyenufcs Ut phactuu,"
should bo hrru to ttal, In tfttllE sty1s, OF tl,s
runianec IN whirh n stt,iar vehicle llgnrtal few
wecks HEo. Il Sc1salof, rho shall DO nalnrtcss,
delights to honor with his preference. TlIyy
found tllu loal sourwlIut dusty, perhaps, or thr
heat oppressive; al uuy Tate. the lHTtIIng bhatl-
owa Of Il wcll.srown furest cnttrca them to
seek d bunk whereof they knew.
When l.s had hcircd tho Indy out Of tie pluc.
ton. the senutor tied tllu horse, as by Thought,
BcturrlY III i tree, I'M! tllty cntpIcd The wood.
Tic .nossY bank aud the secluded spring, aud
their DISCOURSE, which might nnnroprIatetY 10
put under thu hta4 VI "Sund1y Civil bill itnG
aud .eoongl, proved s" ulursn9 that they forrttt
how tim hours fled. ArAntimo thr stced grew
EtsttYc. and. at t9a1. brokc AWay auu tan 6arl
, 1879-06-27

to town, smashing the vchicio' ns hc dashed
nionE. 'The conplo, when thcv cmesacd from
tler aytynn rctrcAt, wcre disfnayed at the stuA.
tjon. as walk back to town womb hays been
an excessive lax even on their poners.,, Alter
sotnc search III the ncI0bborhohl thc hcnator
found auothrt cnuvny0nett anil Hns'ly brought
, 1879-06-27
.yby lis Cosntaltted Suicide,

Although! Henry Luuday Ut 6tratiort, Coup.,
was ID ycars 1ld, liu no. only fel ~ lore will.
,nurry him, khu wus eold unl he parststeDt.
Ftuaiis shs forbade hin, TO rali her, and then
he, uitar huauu.thiug Ill bis property " ~
Eptsppsl CHURCH. co@QaItta4 4uslass -.
, 1879-06-27
GRANT In CHINA.

1
-
Kim ny tns vleera, @ a. A. o.nton' .
wa setu"S , toaa," aauan aus wnen IT,, sa' p4fy ~.
arrived at INC feeeoys 1es'osnee' A1a Va us
srowa o. eetsena %ete G".'''s III s, ~ 49," r ,s. "n1
hero mud tl,rrc enormous lan.orns, interposed
between .'e efs ana nt ;0l my n At v .ne1e
claucs CHAPTER from tho "Arabtan NlRhth."
ybr ya,ncu n,cmtsss arc of great extent, md !
te "s attendants dn on The high oeis1. aud The .erv
antt attached 10 tho place were 10 numerous
TINT they must 10 numbered by hunareas. l''ey
we're at! Tet anu u"HmY a'essea' ~ e"uS .'as,. ~
silk ard kone III olef flch malealaa ~ sMt'ons W.
soloss, a.d all wore their ats lhe vleg1o5. ~
Tartar General, tic lonpo. afd tls .Mo osNniica ~.
getting the atgna1 from t!,e interpreter, aitef ,
tho ceremony OF shaking lands ai fonnu my
much kow-toElng had been RoHe thfoa9n es 9a,d 1su
thc way TO large opattnacn1H,e aosr l.4",a
tuI-wlcFe scats nero rahgcd ~ = tcL'rsns,e Iss
T1iis place was even mora pIllttn1''oJ isnpst
than tho bail, anil the 9uajss wefh snoWn 70
tl'eir seats, small table or aanstsn.,a' @ .vapo5
having beet, placcn pet"sea casm .t",nf, ~ antSef
Il
served. u cup ot tca VA very teltesuins-.-a, ~
especially auch tea-a1tef thc Journey patt NJ.
Incfous fish luns MID other cqualfy ouoillelons
sputs, uild more than one oi ti!e Euests, on!y
for 1eur of It's not being ti!c ptopcs th'ps 10 ~;
would huve ctnulated Oliver lNlst anu ashe.4
for more. After thn party haa als,
posed Of what was served 10 mem a'.o
had been tanned cool-a i9" .,ot -.
slaves Of the pa!nl'lcat pcifs aiauoheA ~ tn1
back ii tue hat1 ctfcle-hc cniaea from s,'.
yerY-sound1ht. bel! announcca that iHe u!uieII
wns served, and LIE party, 1ortnlnE s'oM NM
stately procession, marcileo through several n
courts Ahd corridors, c7ossea Enins"f am u
ti,patcly arrived ut ts1o dltllhE.nai. Il wouiu
occupy too much hpate tn deseripc tlc alnnef J"
detail, hut herewith - 4 menu hst:
TsAU TBEK TAH--I,lLf. or FARE
Tam, Mnn Tin aum-1 -1ntsoducto.y Dishes OF
raatrrt-Tsin Isaug Ko tOno Thousand layers
Snunrr Eakes>; Saan CAa Cun ttlollss.
| san Ttn-Flrat ntshes-kwa Tsze lheton Steds}:
| Hang laM tAfnonde!. ~. r.,
Pat To- shenns-tEEht pa,!a o1 p4nat:,. WV
3llaml: siu San tsMan oApo n"os, nncs,t 81" iii
laWn tIncuMs} n'n ~ ~ snlrt i1rcrsi: fam 1n
rnasS XII Wonu fsca,ieoni; linn. Iia iTrawnt);
Min Kau tFlour Bnlaj; Sr U t1'tsh prepared with
! On,fns and EtntGaf}t tht hWAt tGask taops}i !
KaM ch9t; Ngan TlH; sung tFisa era"ns er, H., =,
Ching Mat C!'in-i iPresesx,esloo.n saa: , Mma e.
trlnan i'9teops}i nun VI q" 'o'~"h'''' 1e"'s y
, 1879-06-27

tBrItlxtl Losses In South Africa.
Up to 3iay 20 Lord Chelmsford haa lost l,180
men lu yrtiol1 a,ld sixGy~s!x by disease.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-18
A micted M enspiiss.
The Beet Crop.
Hell Knows no FAIRY" Eto

The tragedy at the Burnet House,
Cincinnati, last Tuesday, has had
but few parallels. The incident
happened in the reception room of
the Burnett House at $3.50 O'Clock P.
NJ. The woman met Hickey there,
and, after a few words, produced a
five-shooting French self.cocking
pistol, with which she shot him
twice in the head. He fell. She
then placed the weapon to her own
head, and fired the ball into her
own brain. She lived half an hour,
and then died without word.
When her body was examined
there was found in her stocking
siX-inch dirk, on the bone handle
of which was engraved the name
FLORENCE" In her bosom was
found vial of laudanum. She had
on locket containing Hickey's
picture and lock of his hair. She
also had In her dress pocket letters
from Hickey, showing intimacy,
and diary dating back from April
last up to October 18th. This
diary shows that Hickey had
w iltl duu CttlI~
ed on her, and that they had met
in Syracuse, Utica, Buffalo and
elsewhere while he has been travel
ing. The diary goes on to show her
intense love for the man and her
knowledge of the fact that he did
not love her. 1t speaks of her seek
ing refuge In a Buffalo convent.
She speaks of Hickey as her "darl-
ing" She says she would rather
have him on earth and then en-
dure the torments of hell for end
less ages than not to have him for
her lover. Her jealousy intensifies
throughout the diary. She followed
him from place to place,
and finally to this city.
She had sent him notes frequent
ly at the Burnet House here,
and had to-day sent to him note
and tuberoses. She had tuberose
on her breast when she finally met
him at the Burnet House. The
final entries in her diary are on
Oct. IL. One is as follows: LAS
he scorned me he shall die.n An
other as follows: 81 would like to
have my body given to a medical
college. Florence Mcdonald"
Hickey will live, unless infiamma-
ton should set in. The balls did
not reach his brain.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-18
Morning kilograms.


MoJAvE. Oct. III Hooper, c
w Reed, J H Gillespie, A Saw
yer, ] II Stokes, j S Crosby, S
Mason, A Mason, L Newgent, ]
Maun, E w Curry, S Craig, M
Kenny, Mrs f S Chase and two
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-18

Ar Kinds of Job WORK dOnc 90
Cosn pete with SoB Francisco In
Prsee, style, and Elegance of Works
HanahiD.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-18
FOR SALE.

Bythe Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Tropical Fruit Land in the State. Water
right goes with the land. Apply TO the
Office OF P. Beaudry, No. 81 New High 81
aplStf +. W. WOOD, secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-18
Coming South Going North
..... "a. + + i i

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(SanLuisObispo)andS Santa Barbara. On
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
pEPassengers for san Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3.45 O'Clock p. NJ, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-18

81, 267, 1000 in september. Legal
tender payments for the month
thus far have been smaller than
those of the corresponding days of
September.
Afflicted Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 16.-Five new
cases and three deaths are reported.
The Rect Crop.
LONDON, Oct. 16.-The Review Of
the Sugar Trade says: Beets are
worse than was expected from the
appearance of tho growing crop,
but 1T is impossible as yet to esti-
mate the amount of deficit.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-18

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-18

Advertisements inserted at reasonable
rat ~.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-08
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Corrected to Accord With City Time.

CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Depot, corner Mclean ave- and Gest street