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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-25

GroxHxx. in his SAH Fraaessco spessA :
Tie Ss-se Priso1 x1-sx before hia- ana
the turnkey STALKS beAlad hi7- I hsaaa
Pixssy xs IA u~nesarsrasl feaaa- Il he
dare deay tas rhars- 1 viii hspAsszr the
wallis o< the city with tn Fr
Pnisr. u isss xeks ~Arsaa4zs ~Fo9
are a~nofAzr--
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Assessment Notice.

no MRS. 4. NJ BAUM. pALIsApai or,asd
arr hereby Motif ed that have Pnstd in
labor on the sierra Nsvsda m,hs. :. npty. No
"a = Since Nay. is.s to My. Is's; sn' sear IL.
s.rsss ~ $50 Net in said eisim. sna 'ns ~ pftsr
YOU pay said smouu, within nin.ay ,our in.
the first qualification ~ this nu''s IL nrrperty
terest in said claim VIII pes.m VII LEN.
by law. "iL i~eis-lsws0d
June IL. 1879. -
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VIZ are : biz afraid Of Gorham's neu de-
partnre. Somehow the people Of California
alusys move in the opposite direction from
~ ex-secretAry. II The Democratic ticket
i defeated il viii be because Of Gorham's
asw found lore for it.
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I'm Oldest inhabitant never before sax
fhs waters Of tbs Humboldt as mnddy ~ u
present. Why this y shas nobody seems
10 know. unless il - caused by the banks
caving ponewhexs above hers.-ISilver
Ths bank caring theory won't do Ii 10
more likely that the Elko editors have just
taken their aonnsl baths.
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TN Stock Report" admits that Kear-
meg possesses more originality than people
have hitherto given him credit for. Ches.
~ Hull. the brilliant Bohemian. Who uss
ACCUSED Of writing his speeches. did some
months since Yet Kezrnsy goes right on
with his quaint vigorous style. kicking
he stufing ont Of all opponens-
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NOTICE

vUE- TIE coal BURNERS SOCIETY. DO
w not wish the r~sisnstion Of Joe Nssgini.
~ President. and j. Hsnrmsn. s. s~~rst<ry,
until the dsy Of N Coal Burners Meeting.
that being on the sfh dAy ~ aus"-t nest
COAL BURNER.
For the Coal Bnrners' Association
Earrka. July =. 1878. v3s
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Tn Stock Exchange" shus bids adieu
70 George c. Gorhan: "Sprsa the part
ing guest. Goodbye. George. Please
don't call again. II viii be useless. a. .
new combination is being pat on the Re-
publican door-lock.
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Business Opportunity.

FOR SALE HEA
4 HALF INTEREST IN WEI EsTiB-
n LlsHED BARBER SHOP ant
FAITH HORSE. o~ssed in the ~~nfr.i rsrf
nf ths city. next door to Wells. PsrSo 4 Cos
Express ofnee. Austin. Lender Cnunty. New
Apply TO -Postofzre Box es.- Austin. Nevsds.
je3s
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WANTED

A I THE PHExrx NINE. SO CORDS OF
good Mahogany WOOR.
wM- ARLINGTON. Superintendent
Eureks. June II. 1872. j<i2ff
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The Last Chance

4 IL PERSONS KNOWING ~ Nhits
N indebted tn A. BEkWiN, is'e a,medists
nsymsrt' This Is The last call. and 4 ihs ,.ssd
ire not settled promptly. they VIII - col.
In the constsb e.s hands for iiimseepWwlN.
lection. iel0
E~ureka.June o.. 1879. -
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N orIcE e.

THf ErREKA CONSOLIDATED MINING
i COMPANY having sgreed to pay thirty
cert~ per bEshel fur ehsrrosl. il Is hereby
Ordered. that al those teams hauling for that
company he loaded.
fy order ef tire Corrmittee.
EUREKA COAL BURNERS ASSOCIATION
Eureks. New. July IS. 1872. jy2o-tf
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JANEsTowN. n. Y. July ~.
Two tramps have been arrested. sus-
pecfed OF entering the Gro BY farm house,
.caoSing Mrs Crosby to death, shooting
the husband and stealing $500.
, 1879-06-11

itlri. Cnrrsspon.'snes london Ttit5raph,
PARIS, May W.-Cem.non sense haa Ind the
better OF IL this Tins In tlse Cassagaar- Goblet
affair, n1l there s 10 bo no duel after all. SIM.
ltobcrt Mitchell una the baron Do Klopstcn, n.
Paul de Chssaynac's aecouds, unl Ma!. Alum
Targs ulld Martin Fouillee.acti1lg for tho Under
Secretary. mt again yestardny aftrrnoon, a,,1.
having carefully prruscd tic report Of Tic dls.
cusatan published IN this Joaraa! Ogeitl, arrlyed
ut tho following conclusions, ~. .Tlut the cx.
planatlon furnished Ut tls, tribune by IL. Rece
Goblet had btan accepted by N. Paul do Cas-
saguac III the following terMs: s1hu Honorable
Uuder-seerotary of Sta.r has declared formally,
clcnrly, and loyaIly that he never tntenJu1 70
the variuus incidents whlcli occurred later ~,
in the middle OF tho co,1fusloa. anl which
might hasu becu misunderstood und ui4~
interpreted, wers nor ot sush character
W to u,odify The appreciation made by.
ii. Rrno uoIlst's explanations" II ~. Paul
do Casssgnac has consented not to txht with IL:
Reue Uoblut be has evidently not abandoned
hts liked iuleutloM Ut doug battle with tiso tios-
cE,meus tu !s collective eapacitY. Av seems to
delight In threatening his adYersarics, and 1t
must be confessed that hs Aas kuack af keep
, 1879-06-11
Everything Itnonllng.

Ia Int t.HsUE o. lhf &F}bAHf+
CHICAGO, juno 10.-Wo should congratulate
ousselycs III regard to tho future 1T cur great
city. We arc living III progressive agct and
arc not to 10 outaoac by my city In this or any
other country. iu fact, 1t has beau sa!d we
never do anything by halses. We have mora
bridges, n.ese md loages tunnels. get 10 bigger
fires, hare more bsokus banks assd detuAtssa,
luurc extensive Watgr.Warks atal stock.ynrus;
our trottltIS- parks nIul pleasure parks use or
will 10 immense; With huge elevators; Ect up
bigger 4'c0rEcrs" IN olr Board Of 'rrAtlt tha1
any city IN the world. hut those are not VI! we
excel In. We calt turn out mora stTcet-
walkers to tho square foot more loafess, thieves.
and vngrlnts to thu bluck, moro houset Of
prostitution 10 The street, n0Fa ElfubltnK hel!8
by the Mtlr, ulNl moro bunk1-stearcrA nttu pick.
pockets to the ncre, than any pacu tllat ever did
exist, anl tho aboYa are multiplying fast nllu
will continue to under lllh prtseut TeFlnin. Why
should VIZ not congratulate ourseirust pooE
ST. Louts, Clnclnnatt, md 1thrr cl les will kOoIl ba
depnpuluted OF tho atInyu class, Let them cotne;
WI have roam Tor ule!n u1l, Asnl tho Democratic
tole will sboonl.h Nu 2rc In power aud tHtend
to keep In power, II Fu hayo to Import ulll keep
eyery thief n.lI gambler In the unl0u, Tor Cui.
ea9o will not be uutdono BY auy city. We dtl
nut Include ulut neW elitofpElse as It IL only III
its fpfancy, tbs bcer.gariua "; but, Iike every
thlug ulso that We undertake, Ii 10 sure 10 sue
cceI It IL bound to; 1t uust for Lii fust tllcy
berotls crowded by tle fenalc attractlons tamt
are nDcklng here, otherS will BE- started tn re-
leyv them Ut ihe surplus, anI what win hinder
taelul Tbs illl1 tcleccA Of ulu cxxlo hgs ~
, 1879-06-11
A Prospective sll0ntlsIE Match.


There Is a prospect Of little quiet shooting
matrh In Augusta. t'a., which " peculiarly
illustrative Of Southern r,lstnnls, and IL alsu
Yerv funny. There is y Confederate 6ury!y-
principal occupations Ut tho Southern gentlo-
men according to tu latest statistics, aro four
namely: u rescuin. tlp> ballot-box from ths
niger; Gjl irving to psovcnt tho u|gUor from
ruui.lnt; nway; GU dellratl'ls Confederate nion"
ytyors'1 associations. Tho survivors have club.
rooms and "reilcs." and II recent lhsae Ut q
local paper eayu list Ut sone o& tho latier,
including such eurtos!ttcs as old cuntccns aild
hayersscks, smashed bullets, fragments Ut
st,cll, and ''trophes" Ut Gus sort ulid snotllrr
captured from tho enemy. TLo lst ayidently
struck somebody as lt,oEu amusing thau curious,
aud communication signed ''Appltng" ap-
ptarel III tise kaue paper tlay or two later,
EentlY aatlriziuE thu Association. THIS writer
said he was ~ member of.the Btats Pcuitent1a
Ey" durn: thu curly past u The Wvr. anu waa
, 1879-06-11

Inv his word. THIS eYentng'a ct1tton of tilr
j'1M aot"nrs viii, all enormous bending. IN
gIganti2 letters, "Lcs Outrngcs," Thc first
t.nlltnn cp.Iafsta Of lcs,Irr. siRnctl ty ". dc
Castagnae, wherein the militant IIo,lapariist
thrnws tlown The gauntlet to the, present. Min
E*try anil Differs tlts thanks tn tfie Procurcur-
fcncraf fnr giving him m upbbrsnnts uf doing
Injury to tn Republic he W cordially l!ntca.
Then t'u,ne suntc eight columns dIletl with cx-
tracts frnn1 thu france, The jfrpfnton Fraraisr,
the .KarseiNisr, Tic tfaAa f'nb:e, the Nn.vrs,
tue i,ans E,tettt, Tho Titi, t1lc f'ret,f, The
Tribo.ti. aud o,i,cr paner<, nll containing nt-
tacks, n,urr or Ices ttronE, n0ainst the cntlrD
Cabinct nr Individual numbers VI which 1t Is
ro.Ilts,sctl Sutnu nrr In rrdsr, Others III versc.
1l II. tis CAssaEnne explains IN his 1e,ieF it'at
tl,cec form onfy uortttM Of Ills cuf'cctInn, and
that hc kerps tvs beat ~ reserve, VA he sfocs
not wish to spoil ilu effect Which their l.-tnsai
cannut fati tn prsyuce Oh the Chamber when liae
great event St,,rr, Of.
, 1879-06-11
SENATOR M'DONALD.
IIo Il Taken to Account, md Ills Ts1ss
StntsmcutA utteriy ltsfMtea and Ex.


! lt0 II 1AN6H 10 ACEUHHLf HAIA Lis vMlHC
stnteucuta Utterly ltsfute.l and Ex-
posed.
Indtdncpnlfs JnHrnnf Jnns q.
Senator Mcdonald, III his recent set speech In
tic Senate, satd:
In ny State, In lBga, regiment Of Massachu-
ketts Volunteers stationed ut Indianapolis wcFe
Election aud. with arms IT. their hans. ns.irrrrd to
' BSs sn9 not Gy m ts;n
seaYts, n privilege shnt they Nseh Fnost sEeeay.
non-sesItlcat armed men insplt a.d drlya fron.
sovcs. Similar scc,tes wcre cllsctrd III other pnrts
OF the State. Us 1 lave good Ec:son to innw.
The aboye t{atcmrnt Is uurc fiction, but we
have NO t!.st The sematos had hcas.l tic story
told 80 often by his Democratic friends TINT no
believed it to be true, A.,d thought It was lonc
In his own view.
In Ills !otnt debate With GOV. Morton Ia
I}rowns,own, Ind. AUG. III, 1861. Mr. Mcdonald
aaid that, nt the October election IN 1879, q the
Aovcuts-first Regiment Indiana Volunteers left
thc!r camp nntlcr tho r1n.Hand Of their Colonel
an.! CANE Into town, marcAlng to the polls with
the!r guHs UPON ta,c!s Shoulders, md that no
rcpt Mt ltte riak Of his tste; mud Hint oIe Ut the
editors of tho Sentinel was forcl'y driven from
tho polls.h
Ths statement was Is inaccurate ns his state
IilEuk III IEIGIc1FH 10 INT HthsAEIllthEtLn FeEi-
snrnt. Tie ta9iR were that ttu editor Of the
.StnitHtf nllutlc1kto Ind soNc difficulty ut the
tHfs with snrle soldiers tn Oclober, l6}3. not
1ay}, as Mr.. Mcdonald sail, md al ,lnt tlme
1i!e Soyenty-nrst Ncr''ncnt wns MT sn this city,
nnl ~ the time stnteh by Mr. McDonald, Viz.
October, 1sr3, thu 1uycnty-tlsat kegftne.t WIS
| In East 'repuessee.
A. public meeting held In this city On the
ulopted denu,tuctng tho statement of Mr.. Me-
BtaiJ u1Iu calling un{ln him 10 rgtraCk }E!e
sxsrc. on tl,c 3a,h, lii. Mci)oua.i wrote
letter tO Col. John ", Hay, Secretary of tho
| mre:lng alluded to, and said Tho Charge was
| "false In matter mid substance, uni lloutt
not was peHactl BY s0nlu ono Who wns n0t
learcr thu bplnt Ilan,ed thar this city," To
| this thu Journal Of Wednesday, Aug. III, 1854,
replied by publishing cxtrs.cts from thu letters
| mssl special tetsErams tn ths heati.st aud tAts
paper giving the repoft Of tlle speeches At
Dr0WuatoWu. which report air. Mcdonald us
Vsng sllo language as CHARGED IL thu resolutions
0f lii. cltlxrns' meeting. To ths atT. MeDanaM
n,ada no rul,ly, but stood convicted Ut huTintt
nude statealcnt that lta could not Bubktan-
tate 1t IL possible tElat lis l.ad luis old statc.
| llcnt concerning thu 8eyoBty-i'rst Inti!4,a In
| hiB MUD when he Mado his recent speech.
No Massachusetts, regiment ever appeared al
the polls !" thls city as an organization, or With
| arms. Tho Htxtcttl MASSACHUSETTS Regiment
was doing guard duty here during tho but1n,rr
uttt fall Of 1914, 4Htt wctc mol III tllu cttY on
/ t!lat day, US stotelt bY Mr. Mcdonald, WHO
would huva 4o.na difficulty fu verifying his fur
| theF statement that "slHItlar SCENES Wero en-
acted In uler parts Of tho atXtu, Us have good
rrason 10 know"
, 1879-06-11
AE1fR YEARS Of SUFFERING.

Mrs, Elizuheth Mock. u Salem, N. G, Wr1sos
u,,,!ee date Ut slary ~ 1915 tlat she suffered
Iur many years With dyspepsia, complicated
viii, l,curu1sh.. I'e oufn was 80 apTeFo tllat
tirjaus utectlrl llrr without bsnelt, egesl ra-
ltc, 6llu wus considered isleurnb|e. Dy reaItng
lAu Pcoplr'. Common Sense Medical Adviser,
ste iearlscsl that Or. Pierce, Of Dutslo, n. T.,
eoyrry II, such cAscs. 5ho cntnlurndcd tts use.
i1ain gradually subadch, and atsrstson became
tnore natural. She persnycrrti, n,ni IN inv
wrukH was perfectly auI lwrmanently RESTORED.
Tic facu Of such Testimony. Is II mot foolish u
co,llctun Dr. rierca's Family Medicines, simply
brcausn soms Alu,ust .tnknown nostruna has
tas,cts suppose you iass plirehosedl;. !. shosst.T
goods o{ ul1 or two merchants. Ia It fa!r to
conlcmn ali mgrcAants as swindlrrs. anil oil
goods Us spotldYi Those who Qnce try Ut.
Flerre's Family Medicines ever aitefWars1s speak
tt their prAlst.
, 1879-06-11
Htlk1nR.

--------- HuHoN.
An auctlpnecr IL man bf nsore.bsa taafes.-
pHek.
.,,. ,.,.. ,uht,,. .,,--
"hat o baFocf shon'a ta'h noo"t ""''S' s"a''
Ing tnan-About two sceon'sf'
rI,o unty position In which untlaGging atton-
tuu would prove dangerous Is Tint Of ratEroad-
rrosa.np watrhman.
,,.''.'e. ,t. , ,r .,,, .,,, !, ham n
ioung farinet-14o" enu NC t'e ~" ~" 4.', w
euro ham " itnIcss you Inform us Whit oils aie
hanf--C;neiu,u,ti Saturday Might.
,,,,.,...,.,., .,,, i, ,h,, ,o,n,,,, y, n,,.
new noaettt III ts'' - W. ,1ns w.
man sktls FOR tn. snaautactttc ot laaIea' Eio'eS'
, 1879-06-11
often be seen In his box at tic Opera @o' t'at
SchauspfrltIaus. ,s
lt{A NODE az f.tFK

N1a NODE or ItFK
ts extremely Bmnc. hltf1nugh ". EE1,an Da"
living rnaaert II The culinary nrt Il riicf-1e-
tuisss,u III sl,e KbYnt kHchon. Ills Matesty has
IKE ''s fafher-wl'oAe IaHor|te tf' wns 'IIe NJ
t!tfini sat'rkrnnt nnA DoA*.-hi, nHcc'it'', FOR
II fs more n, a s!guaI 10 hls guests that thu
si,k,bu hour Inns arrived than Tor i,M PLEASURE
which l. gives him; and. after . few pulls. ~:
"wss,! j. at!owcI TO go .o.at. EsHH Ills youth
All excellent s9.ot. despite his years, l.e s!ties
Greet OIL l,!A charger III front Of tho trt,ops. As
aDlder lle has keen cya for the fntnntest lie.
tails. lhG army, mainly indo'':ch to him for its
l''s avn family, y,-tnstifyhg t1ic "sinod ,inorn-
lug, cllt'ircu,H With w1rlt, OH restcTa, he fa-
miliatly greets his so1dIcrs. .....
10 most penplc Frlntn Htsmarck seems to
tower brad anil shoulders attlvc nil hts CD
workers, not excepting The Emperor himself;
but y was ta,e EmrcrnF who selected this man
for }Iis lrltuG Minister. 1t WIN tho Enlpcror
not lslsnarrk, who kcnt thu lomcntc,! Von tsoosl
IT tfle hcnd Of The arIsf, and authorized h IN
tctthnec Of FaFIan,cHt, ~ treparc The s1'aEhltl'
cent military tiacl.tnc witch worked "a ctfcctu
ally ut Sn'tpwa Aml Sedan. 1t mas the Emperor
WIN chosu Won Afoltkr, ui!d gave him ct'Inpleta
control over tho faFrcs during the two canl-
ratgns. Ono nf The Princes implied to ttlc King
during tlle Frcueh war for MI additional forcs VI
cavalry
Won Aoltkc, "dlspuses ef every t;ernlau aoltler
In francc;. ,,tl am thankful to him for leaving
tue tny lutfy.cuartl."
This complete trust and scli-abncEation would
l,nye been creltable cscn In a Prince s'wllo
noycr fet n aqilnarun IN the 1cld,h but It was
sill more honorable IN ono who, a. soldier him.
scff, was attta]y prcsetlt, and Gould llave ex-
cfe@seu directly hts }@Wers a. s'onttsal Can't
1hancr.tsl.Ctsief. Tile Influence Of a'ch man
outside Of Prussia was cxtrelnely
USEFUL To THE CAUSE or NATIONAL UNITY.
| m n ntI0 al.,.,tss I'm
, 1879-06-11

tcrrors fur them or their patruns. And wl,cre
arc The cntcrprlsfng gamblers To be found to
coInpctn with onrst They t1o mt hr.ttato 10
publicly advertise their l,nslnoss plncss. 1t
sl,ows thrift aud energy. an,t SHOULD he encour.
agett. These gentleman should bc patrDnizcli
nn'l euatafned tt keep them with ut. We cnn.
mot well spare such bright lights md cxpect to
advance In the future With the giant stridcs We
hare in Tic past four weeks. The prcss uf tl,e
rity should not DO allowed TO cry-tlowlt Or tia~
ct'nraea anything Tint IL cssentlal to Tho pros
peritJ OF Our city or party. EAGLKT.
, 1879-06-11
lung .1oHr% md thu Party.
IN fhr t.dlfcr af Tbs Tribune,

CntCAuu, June 10.--Tn view OF the late re-
verses suffered bY t2l,. Krpubltra party 1t, hrre-
,nforo r.,mh,fca,, atronrhn,,,a In tb,s Stntc tim
oucry ratses Itself, ltow has T. been brought
aboutf !sut as tue 4ilcs1!od mas occn answered
!y ihc pcop1c. thu. writer viii not go into 1e-
nttt a, to ,1e ca,,sr. which te, to defeat It Ia
t, ~. ~, IT,, ,,,,,o,,,I ,,,a,.,. -,
n tno,r INT M ,e % 1cad"rs,o Of the artr In, n,.t,
fused I" LOOK my iurtlics into .lir lutnrn tiah
VIII eo1sest .s'r n"n & .i,.e'.ss 49,. "!ni ss ~,
IL. H. arts ,"o ~ t1e nar,v fr th.. .nE1 ~
eIeyattnr ono man to an oi]lrr far which he Is
neither lifted by ualurc or qualified BY eduru-
ton.
therefore, ~ c'sIng aoout 1T .hHeH "nn
,,,rntitmc Ti sturn Tn, mi t,o,nttre Is the.
cabinet which plHns the battle, md while wc
were successful Inst fnff. It Is Just as ccrtan as
twice TWO mikes tolr fhIt we wv ee utui''ea
II, ,n,si w, w # I'm, cnnm,,fno
,Is wri,er hn* NJ, ii.,rcIir, tnr Mr. j,,ucs
or his distinguished patruu fur with uie i,l1l-
ytduajs ire ot,IItE; tllu SUCCESS Of the purity IL
everything, nnh that mai Is !al1hlrss to his
pnrty TINT wqt,ld barter ILLS judgment ior the
snItln OF The highest In t!,r lanil.
sir. jones' tn1uuce in Caak County IL rrry
limited. assert, a'al slo not believe ,i'at any
Intelligent nl4ll will courrntltrt my a<serlI.lI,
that hv could not cot,trol the election in single
nrccfnct In ,lc C,ty Ut Ch,cagt; aud yct his
friend md uatrp1f, Senator L,gn,t, WHO hi.lsrli
c.,ltA not contru the election IN lls nwr ward,
wants this uun appointed United states Aar-
s},n1 for 1he Northern District oE the State Of
Ilos. and to hare hin, retained at the lead Of
tEr Htatc Committee,
II ttu: Republican partY is to tucrecd In the
coming batt,ca It mus, rn itself Dt this iIcuns,
wilt, bv hls petty schemes, as inflicted upon Ii
Itcalculablc Injury, i, G, I.
49,
Chlcsro md tho Criminal Classps.
~ IN, E,,t,or NJ 7bt tribune.
r,,,c,c, Inn, tn.rt h,a hcc,, re,,o-to,1
ee4oa'o' 'u.e '"' 49, 'e,''"' I.sa
t!!at yours was thc ou1s pa!@r III 'lc eies tilat
had the mnnlincss md independent spirit
enough In It's management te cone tns bol,lly
and lar h,,fnrc IN nanv tln1sant.s of readers in
a.. IT,, ,,'1 H., ~".,,,,s, ,,.,. a,,1
sle e1'5 ~" l"e -$o.t""est az H.a''3 ""u I''"
ing evils that aro tolerated 1T t'ts eitf. N ONT
respect It Ia bad. AnG that is It informs the
cri.,inal ,rnss IN otI,pr parts of The cuutrv tEt
,,9ro In a., o,,cn dali, fr ,ern hcrc vt1,,,,t
,'s1o 10 "' op.'' 49, ~ -,e
aah9es' CT sess "'tse' w ee'''S h'e"'s' W e'sst
Ing stIr lot among It's; n,'a II Is plain 10 tn
scsn tht many ul them arp coming among t1a
who hive heretofore bcen strangers to Chicago,
especially femafr warrants AMI gamblers. hnl
they would st1oH lind OUT how t'It lav "a u
yon did not cxpnse thu saxily III ullr present
of1ictas; but. sh'ic y nny do harm III Tint r.
spcrt, u TIL 40 ulto!tt good " #asnhiS 'ntf-
, 1879-06-11

bright aud beautiful CHILD shows In tts very ex-
pfesso. that lis baby ylood WA uut associated with
OPIUM, cortlials, lc.,-fos tho eoattnncd usa Of
opium ~ Anagonisttc 10 hsaltl, THAI taluabas aud
highly. recommended rcnedy for tho dtsoEdsrs %
Tres froul puospa aud Ill othcf dangerous yxeats,
and can bu safely ewpieyca ai Ut I'll NRss. Pssss,
GIrth. !
, 1879-06-11
A ,Ttat1jcIhl tleC}a)0Q.

Court, has lust decided that "pxnurs pt Wild
lcaxts, or beasts tlat arc In their nature ylcioust
aru liablu under ali, or tnost oil, circumstances,
tor injuries dal,e W tctll." Tho futurr Of thq
mulo looks dark, thu Albany Journal tlilnka.
, 1879-06-11

Some pcop,0 do not understand how uevs4
papers manage to print pictures OF murI!crers tu
Il Ia n secret Of tile busnesa, We mat be ccner-
OlIa to our readers md sav that at lii. cuts pf
rroDrictorA Of patcnt medicines That conu into .
newspaper otlce arc snycd.-TMrner's FdNs Kc-
th,
, 1879-06-11
The Railroad Tramp 1snlc.


CHICAGO. June l0.-1 would respectfully bcg
leave to submit to tho consideration of tllc
officials Of sosne Of our railroad companies,
notably thoso Of the Chicago, lsorl Island &
Pacific, question, possibly OF small lu1purtaucc
to themselves or those not Interested through
personal experience. Would Il not conserve
their own interests, and the rights and comfort
Of tho public, 10 discontinue tho "rn'e" re-
f,1siug entrance to the cars to any and MI per-
sotss not producing ticket, ;hus cutting off
communication with frlends on the train to
thoae who, rs Is frequently the vasc, !,aye ucea-
sion to SEQ them On matters OF tmportanee'
Arc The railroad employees 80 sirstftntc Of intrl
1igunrp or efficiency as to be unable to ltetcrt
,.l exclude 'traInrs," for whose special beIIetlt
thu above "r,,lo" Ii supposed to hare been
cnactc.lt Or quite possibly there muy exist some
Infinite atl.l inserutablc wisdom IN Its rigid md
iilliscrtninate Enforcement not nerceptsb1e tn
ilntte minds. IT 30, wilt some inHnte DeIng
"rise nt! exp1atn," l., the extreme tltisfact!n,
OF The public, in wllth easc vollr humble tory
ant viii apologize Tor his temerfY, md ''hard-
~ ever" acmur IN fntnse against the frantic
clrurts Of said employees to convince the public
OF their tn(rcnlc Importance In particular, alld
their Indifference to humanity In general.
TRAVELLER.
, 1879-06-11
! Protest Agntnst Church Cilotrx Singing ut
Theatres.
1c tas ftlifue af The 1-rtfrtus.

70 ms l.dtsus " The Trihtne.
CnIc40o, juno 10.-Thcre ts difference OF
opll.lou us 10 tho al1isabi,ity uf church. rloirs
1aliing part In opcrattc performances OIL tho
theatre stage. anu some argue that singer IA
an artist who, having become proficient In the
,lso Of 1,!s voice, f,as right to employ these
powers In any honorable WAY. OILERS maintain
that aiust,ll, In church Ia as mucl, part nj the
service us prayer, a,l 10 one should titus protnt
uently lead III the devotional services who,
durng ,Ae wccE, l.ls appeared every night nn
,hc stage Of eo.no tieatre. But It IL not my
purpose to discuss this question at the present
thc ssnuer IN whicl, ali. II. =. i'inaforc :" has
been brought out at Nascrir's Theatre.
Anil, 10 berlin with, wish Il to ba clearly un-
lcrstt,otl Tint an onaof thOso men who love tho
e,urrh, and st f!v Aa!ne time sespect The many
uoblp men n.lA truo women Who have strtyeu 10
mako tho theatre pure, ch!DbllnE, At11 OF Eool
report.
clors III Ghirnso appear a. u thrutrc which has
regular SHnday-nlcllt performance when thcru
IL nnohsr Theatre in tic city which only asks
six ttya' work oi actors nlsa nctrcsses.
objact again, tu thu publishing IN every pos
sble way In tn!l-heatls ntIl posters ot Tia posi-
tons the singers hOltt IN tlIe yAsIulis churches.
TAae objections may seem trivial td some,
but feel suru tlIat tuapY true friends Ot le
Theatre is opened on tlle sabbath, but tl,at the
satuo play-bitl announces the naInca md posi-
lions In churches which thu singers otvupy, with
the cool addition that on Sunday night, JIne Is,
will he produced tllt "'Ffckct.of-Lcave-slan u;
"sccuTt seats now."
: Huw Gun the theatre managers expect ehurc,,
members 10 countsnanco silct Inconsistency,
mud how caa ehurch.cht,tr singers respect Ut tho
same tne such managers alAl their rcapeetsYe
'paatorst DosToA.