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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-12
Assessment Notice.

FVNo MRS, Z. II. BAyH. PAI.IsADE: TOT
sre hereby notined that I have perforuDes
labor on the Sierra Nevada mine. situated ii
Antelope Mining District. EurekA County. NJ
va e. -ince May. Isis. to May. 1879. snionnsii.
70 s2a VI thit.a states gold coin. for your n
fsrrst OF $50 feet In said claim. spd thai unlss'
you psy said sis'Hhi within ntnsty lays site
the hrsf publiration 81 this b.tiee. tour "a
t~rest Ia said claim viii beee me nv pr.Isrt.
by law. WILLIAM VIII LIN
June II. 1879. je~ig-iawy0a
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DELINQUENT
Delinquent Sale Notice.

II K CONSOLIDATED MINING COMA
IN ny. Location of principal place OF oas4,
Ness, San Francesca, California Location 81
works. Eurekz Mining District. Eureka County.
Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the iol-
lowing described stock. on sccount OF s<sSss
ment mo. 81 levied on the first tlstl day CT Al
gust, 1879. the several amounts set opposite US
names Of the respective shareholders, as ioi-
inua.
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DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

A IRlON MINING COMPANY LoCA-
"A rEoS of principal place Of business IA
FranciSsc. California location OF Torks' 1e-
rska District. Eureka County. Nevsds.
Sonce--Therc are delinquent up0i the ioi-
lowing described stock, On account OF assess
meut No. 81, levied IN the 25th osy OF jury.
iSsa. TIE several amounts sat Opposite trs
names Of the respective shareholders, IS foi-
Lows
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And in accordance with law. and an order %
the Board Of Directors, made on the twenty
nith day OF Jnly. 1919. so many shares Of eacl
parcel Of such stock as may be necessary.
will be sold at public suction, at the efiee OF
rhos. j. Poulterer. Room "a, Merchants Elk
change Building. No. 431 California street, SAL
Francisco. California. on
Thursday, the 25th Day Of SeRtem-
ber, 1879,
Al the hour Of 2o'cloez p. M, Of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF the sale.
D.. F. vERDENAL, Secretary.
Ofice-Rooms 8 and Z, 327 Pine street. SAL
Francisco. California. ssti
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And in accordance with law. and sn order o
the Board Of Trustees, made on the first day o.
August, 1879, so many sbsres Of each parcel Ct
such stock IS may be necessary, will be sold al
public auction, at the office II the Company.
Room A, Nevada Block. 800 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California, on
Wednesday, the First list day of
October, 1879.
AT the hour of II o'clock NJ. of said day. to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of ADVERTISING erd aYu.nses = sale.
b. B. MINOR. Secretary.
Ofdce-Room "A, Nevada Block, No. 800 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco. California.
eeS
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II 1aAL BLANKS, OF Ali. ~
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rTyHE HOLDER OF CERTIFICATE s,l7s. lc
shares Of Husssy. II requested to call .
eur Once. PAXTON 4 co.
Eneskas July >. 1879. tys-tf
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Last Chance.

A Ii PERSONS KNOWING rHEMsELvFs
IA indebted to A. BERwIN, late Of the Whit.
House Store. are requested to make immediat.
payment. Thte IL the last call. and IL the bill
Ire not settlsd promptly. they Will Be place.
In the Constsb1s's hands FOR immediate col
lection. A. BEkwIN.
Eareka. June .. 1873. jel0
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And Matching, Scroll Saving. MortisIng All,
Turning Of every description. Water Tanks,
Store and other Nodded Doors. Door and Win.
dow Frames. ETC.. made ~ order. on short
notice.
Esssls. oetsbsr y, 1877. sso-tf
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Business Opportunity.

ToR 5ALE CHEAP
A HALF INTEREST IN A WELL ESTAE
~ LIHHE BARBER SHOP AN
0ArH AOuAE, ,ocsted In the central pal
of tbs city. next door to Wells. Fargo 4 90
ExpysSs Once. Austin. Landc County. Nss
Apply y 'Pestp4es Box o." Austin. Nevada
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-18

Sr. LOUIS, November l7.-E. H. Brown,
Manager Of the Western Union Telegraph
Office in this city, appeared before the
Grand Jury to-day in response to the sub
pGna served on him on Friday last, but de.
clined toproduce the kilograms demanded
by the jury. Mr.. Brown was then taken
before the Criminal Court, and on again de.
clining to prQdnce the telegrams, Judge
Laughlin ordered him committed to jail
for contempt. 1t was agreed, however,
that the commitment should be construct.
i've, and that Nlr. Brown should not be ac-
tually confined in jail pending the appeal
to the Supreme Court. The latter tribu.
nal is now in vacation, but so soon as it
resumes its regular sitting the case will be
taken before it on the ground Of the in.
sufticiency OF the subpoena, and that the
Grand Jury has no right to the telegram
any how.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-18
NE19HBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

Things are busy about the terminus Of
the Bellaire and Southwestern Railroad
these days. Rails and other building ma.
teriAls are being sent out to tho other end
OF the completed track. Two new hand
cars are here for use on the track.
Mr.. Thomas Fred, of Barnesville, was
In town yesterday.
MI: Reese Thomas, living no the creek,
is talking Of moving to Delaware.
Several OF our people are having sawed
stone hauled for walks.
a boat load oi stoueware, Jars, etc., was
lying at the lower landing Monday, hay.
ing taken advantage OF the rise to come
down from Pittsburgh, where it had been
stopped by low water.
The river rose considerably Sunday.
Drift in small pieces was going past ali
day Monday. Some OF the small tow.
boats that left Pittsburgh on the tirst little
rise began passing here Monday morning
aud larger ones in the afternoon.
An old dwelling house, lust across the
alley from, Frees livery stable, Is BEING
torn down to make room for . new house
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The French Cable.

NORTH EASTMAN, MASS, November II.
The steamer Faraday arrived about a
mile of the beach, and the officers OF the
Cable %. went on board to welcome Capt.
Trait. Work was Immediately COM
menced on the shore end Of the cable,
and at 6 P. N. 1t was on the beach, laid
and signals exchanged with the Faradsy
steamer. They then proceeded to the
place where the cable Is buoyed, and to-
day the final splice will be made, and the
cable worked throughout the entire Circuit,
from Cape Cod to Brest. The Faraday ar.
rived back from making the final splice
In the new cable at 8 r. ~, aud congratu.
latory messages were sent to the Presi.
dent OF the Company, at Paris. Director
Bragiere and Engineer Yon Chauvin
wired their thanks on behalf OF the
French Gable Company TO Secretary
Evarts for the liberal action Of the Ameri.
can Government, by means Of which the
cable was laid under very favorable DIR.
cumstances.
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bluecoats and an abrupt stop put 10 his
shaky navigation. Another way Ia, for
some gentlemanly clad person, maybe with
reddish hue on his nose, 10 call
at q liquor store, complaining Of a severe
stomach'ache and requesting the proprie-
Tor % give him bottle Of the best brandy,
which, when bought, Is taken to SOME
place out OF publicity and there drank.
Nobody knows that he is q hard drinker,
because all the precautionary measures
are adopted by him. He will not 90 on
the street until perfectly sober and then
have some burnt coffee In his pocket to set
his breath right Now, who Is the worst
sinner? the one confessing his sins pub
liCly, or the one denying them and preach
ing morals afterwards? The aaioonists
are not to blame as being the cause
OF these mems ruin, for they do
not sell by the Jug and they do
in almost every case refuse q drink
to man who isintoxicated. They turth-
ermore do not want drunkard to enter
their places Of business, as they want TO
doa legitimate business, Still the saloonists
are put down a. the cause OF all the
misery issuing from drunkenness. Even
our phtlanthropic friend wants them TO
clOthe lot Of men whose misery is caused
by themselves and their condition brought
on by their own actions. Let Justice be
done, Mr. Philanthropist, and do not put
the saddle on the wrong horse, merely be.
cause your social views differ from other
peoples. Never use animosity to anyone,
particularly to the innocent party. III
you are ready to contribute out OF your
pocket ask saloonist to assist you, he
viii certainly give you what he can spare
II he knows the money will go to the
right place, although he Is the constituent
Of number Of citizen who were our hea.
West taxpayers. JUSTICE.
WHEELING, Nov. II, 1870.
[NorE. "Jlstics" has, perhaps uninten.
tionally, mtsconstrued the meaning oi
our "philanthropic friend" He did not
say that the saloouists ought to help the
needy, but laid the Responsibility Tor the
care Of the unlortunates in the City
Prison, at the door Of Council, the power
that licenses the saloons. We append
this explanation in justice to our "philan.
thropic friend."l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-18
KANSAS,


LAWRENCE, KS, November IA fiend.
ish murder was committed last evening
about seven miles south of this city. A
colored man named strauder Hines went
to the house OF Samuel Odell and seeing
0dell sitting near the window placed the
muzzle Of a gun near the glass and fred at
his head killing him instantly. Hines
then went into the house and was deter.
mined TO cut Mrs. 0dell's throat with a
butcher knife, but finally let her live.
About six months ago Hines met Mrs.
0dell ina cornfeld and frightened her
terribly at the time, when she was in de-
licate health. For this odeIl threaten.
ed to be reyenHed and Hines says
It was because he was afraid OF his own
life that he took Odell's. Excitement runs
very high in the neighborhood where he
be lives and threats are made Of lynching
Hines, who Is in iail here,
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KELLoGG-sPoFFoRD.
Trying to uDssat til. Louisiana Senator
The Examination of spotord's witnesses.

NRw ORLEANS, November 1.-THE Sen.
ate subcommittee investigating the Kel.
logE-spoGord case met this morning. 80,
Henry Howser, night wAtchman at
Governor Kellogg's residence in 1875,
took the stand and testified regarding the
visits OF the Returning Board officials to
Kellogg. Witness appeared somewhat
nervous. Heard great deal OF talk, bat
the only conversation to which he could
swear positively was,::that he heard Kel-
Iogg say that the House Of Representatives
OF the State Legislature had gone Demo.
cratic. Blanchard and Jewett visited Kel.
logg frequently and Blanchard told wit
ness they were working on the election
returns. These parties usually came in
the back way.
The cross-examination showed that the
Governor and all who came in carriages
came in the same way, the Governors
Office being the most accessible by this en-
trance. Witness admitted that he had
tried to get place in the Custom House,
and atriend Of his had written letter to
Senator Kellogg to which witness name
was signed, threatening to go before the
Committee and testify unless witness got
a place. Blanchard was at this time clerk
in Kellogg's Office. l.sg7
Louis +. Garrick, testified that few
months ago P. 6. Destand, Secretary OF
State in 1873, told him the Legis-
lature that elected Kellogg to the
Senate had no quorum. II he, Des-
tand, was not poor man he
would make clean breast and tell all be
knew about the matter. Witness advised
Destand to do so. Witness wrote to Sena-
tor Gordon about Destand's disaffection
to the Republicans, repeating in the letter
what Destaud had said. Destand seemed
sore because he could get nothing
to do; all he had was clerkship in the
Postofice, which only paid about $50 q
month. Senator Kellogg objected to the
admission otthis testimony ,on the ground
that the United States Senate had decided
that the Packard Legislature was the only
legal Legislature OF Louisiana, and the
question could not now be reopened.
Messrs. Hill and Vance, a majority OF the
Committee, decided the testimony admis.
sible. Both the above witnesses we're
called by spotford.. kellogg will not offer
any direct testimony. '8'.f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-18

AUBURN, n. Y, November l7.-At $50
this evening an alarm of fire was sounded
from Auburn prison and proved to be in
helarge brick building occupied by Hay.
den & Smith, of Auburn, as saddlery
hardware and hame mandatory, EN-.
ploying one hundred and ten conyicts,
The fire at one time threatened the
destruction OF all the shops within the walls
but was confined to this one building.
BY the energetic work Of the convict
Company and the entire Fire Department
OF the city. The contents were DESTROYED
excepting two steam boilers. Mr.. Smith,
OF the firm, estimates the loss on stock
and machinery at $4,000; insurance,
S24,0O0. Agent Moses estimates the loss
to the State on building ats, 900; no in
surance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-18
NEW YORK.


New YORK, November IA lottery
agent here has brought suit against Post.
master James in the Supreme Court OF this
State, for alleged detention of his letters
for which he claims 8, 800 damages. The
case will probably be transferred to the
federal courts. The letters were detained
under the orders from the Postmaster
General, based on the law authorizing him
to detain letters concerning lotteries, &c.
1t is claimed by Council that the law is
unconstitutional, as it makes a Post.
master General the sole and exclusive
judge, the jury and Sheriff and gives, the
party no opportunity to be heard, and de.
prives the plaintiffs oftheir property with
out due process Of law and is in violation
Of the provisions OF the constitution.
The American Union Tele. Co. of New
Jersey, has beguna suit in the Supreme
Court against the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, Continental Telegraph
Company and New Jersey and New Eng
land Telegraph Company, Amos E. Mid
dleton, Edwin Middleton and Garrett S.
Mott, for Sl04, 900 damages, caused as al
legged by defendants procuring to be torn
down certain telegraph poles and wires Of
the plaintiffs in the State of New Jersey.
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MEXICO.

CRY OF MExIco, November lO.-A local
revelation has occurred in Chihuahus
against the State Government. The Pro.
nunclauos have occupied the Capital and
captured the Governor, with ali the State
officials. General Trevino, tthe head Of
the necessary forces, left Zacaticas and ia
marching on Chihuahua to put down the
Congress has approved the contract for
laying . telegraph cable across the Gulf
Of Mexico to the United States
~ New difficulties have arisen In Yucatau,
The Government has apparently instruct.
eH Teneral Palomina to intervene in the
elections Of that State. Governor Ancona
Immediately organized a force OF / 5Go
men 70 oppose such intervention, and oc.
Gupted the heights OF Meridas. General
itd paiopi1a asked for new instructions from
the Federal Government and reinforce.
ments, which left Vera Cruz on the sth
inst. The local opponents OF Governor
Ancona joined the Federal troops.
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Annual Meeting OF tho BALTIMORE and
Ohio StOekhOIderS.


BALTIMORE, November l7.-At the an.
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, to-day, the
old officers were reelected. The annual
report shows the net earnings on the main
stem and all the branches and division.
for the year $500, ,3S4, an increase OF
S42S, 200 over 1878. Six hundred and
seventy.three miles OF track Of the main
stem and branches east Of the Ohio river
are now laid with steel rails.
On the Chicago Division the earnings
were SOC, ,293 more than the previous year,
while the expenses were increased sci ,3ll,
showing comparative net gain OF S64 ,9S2,
The rapid improvement OF business upon
this line Of road continues, and it already
shows its ability to pay from its net earn.
ing more than 5 per cent interest on the
sterling loan Of El,G00OO0 taken for ac,
count OF the roads composing this Dlyi.
sion, and taxes amounting to S53,40O.
The loss on the Central Ohio Division
was S23 ,597; on the Pittsburgh Division
the earnings were So, ,09l more than the
previous year, and the expenses were de.
creased So, sos, showing the net increase
over the preceding year SIG, ,76l. The az.
gregate reduction Of the indebtedness Of
the company for the year was S4,GO7, ,3SS.
Mr.. Garrett was unanimously reelected
president.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-18

CINCINNATI, November 1.-THE con,
timed rainy weather is causing some
activity in river circles in the way OF pre-.
parations for the renewal OF trips OF q
number of boats. The first regular line
packet up, schenck, intends to depart
down on Thursday, followed by one OIL
the largest side-wheelers, the Mary Hous-
ton, on Saturday. There has been over
three months Of low water-the longest
period ever known at this season OF the
year. Coal has fallen 10 almost nominal
prices in view of the millions OF bushels
now euroute by river. A Times dispatch
says 100000 bushels have already been
shipped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-18

VIZ admire the faith OF the Wheeling
lyrELLiGEScER. 1t is persuaded that the
rebel intolerance OF Republicans in the
tirrenbrier Valley is nothing but a mere
sentiment which is dying out fast! We
are not peaCe-at.any.price Republican,
and we will say to our metropolitan CO.
temporary, blessed are they that believe
and do not see or feel.-Monros county, ".
H., Register.
Theabove is not fair Interpretation of
our comments on the case OF Taylor. In
the first place, according to the very ex-
pcit and decided testimony OF such an
anIoubted Republican as Judge Nc
whouer, Taylor was never molested for
bis political opinions; and, second, ac-
corIing to the same testimony, no Repub-
lean in that part OF the State is moIested
On that account. This is not the testi-
mony OF Judge McWhorter alone, but Of
other Republicans, and the fact that be-
tween six andseven hundred votes were
cast in Greenbrier county for Hayes
s5oE' that there is Republican party in
the county. The point we made was that
An sfTeetation Of social superiority on the
part of the rebel element in that
part OF the State was something that the
course Of events alone could cure. The
same thing prevailed at one time over
nearly the whole State, but such is not
the case now to any general extent. The
rebel element had barbaric. notion at one
time that only the devotees OF slavery
could be truly respectable, and hence they
bIaiel on that sort OF social capital, but
they have gradually acquired more ration.
a IDEAS. Their frequent defeats at the
polls, and :he prospects of an indefinite
lease Of power in the hands Of the Re-
pGbIican party, have educated them, as
the war did, into respect for Republican
IDEAS and for those who entertain such
IDEAS.
This was what We meant, and all We
meant, bytrusting to the silent influences
Of the course OF events to make things
more agreeable for Republicans in the
Greenbrer valley. What other plan does
the R'giaer propose? We should like to
he informed.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

Courtney objects to rowing with Raikie
as referee.
The President orders the Executive De.
partments to be closed on the day Of the
unveiling OF Thomas statue.
Navigation on the State canals of New
York will be closed on December 9Th, nm.
less sooner suspended by Ice.
The Business Mems Moderation socie.
ty, OF New York, has enrolled Governor
elect Cornell and General Butler among
its members.
The longshoresmen OF New York ara
proposing general strike for 80 cents DER
hour for day work and Is cents per hour
for night work.
+ General Grant has accepted the invita-.
tion Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
Post at Harrisburg, Pa, 10 visit that city
on the 18th OF December,
The loss to the government In amount
Of money received by postmasters
throughout the country the past two wear,
will be less than one.twentteth OF one per
cent -,
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Messrs. Stanton 4 Davenport, proprie.
tors OF the City Book Store, No. A
Twelfth street, have laid on our table
three new books. "a FOOLS Errand" is 9
novel Of 36o pages, attractively bound in
silk cloth. Comedy and tragedy go hand
in hand through the pages OF this book
which is at once thrilling novel and q
subtle and entirely unique presentation ol
tcts, and the reasons for them. Like
every faithful portraiture Of human life
is full OF sunshine as well as shadow
audinterWoven in the narrative is the old
vet ever new, romance of youth and
love.
Through Winding Ways" a novel, by
Ellen W, Olney, author OF "Lovs in Idle
ness, etc. Paper, 75 cents. ,"Women'l
Husbands" Paper, so cents. These two
novels are full OF instructive and enter
tanning passages, and have plots sufficient
Iy intricate to sustain the interest without
wearying the patience of the reader.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-18

LITTLE Rock, November 17.-one night
last week three men, hailing from Green.
bay, Missouri, and supposed to have been
concerned in killing at Short Creek
Kansas, named respectively, as was finally
2scertained, Jack and George Hudson and
Bob Layton, undertook to take the town
OF Batesville. After struggle thew got
out OF town. They were followed and
alter a skirmish the first two were arrested,
The next night Layton was recognized on
the street, and refusing to surrender was
shot dead by an officer. The party had
two wagons and teams and loose horse
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Tag Cincinnati Commercial says that
Grants wine glasses we're turned down"
At the Pacific coast banquet, and a cor.
respondent Of the Chicago Inter.Ocea,l,
who accompanied the General on his trip
Across the continent, reports that Grant
refused to touch the liquors with which
his ear was stocked. at is the conyic.
ton OF all his friends" says the CORE.
,poalent, "who have oiten heard his
strong expressions upon kindred moral
sae,.ions, that in the same unostentatious
way in which he has given aid to other
sood causes, he is Offering to the cause Of
temperance the assistance Of his ex.
ample"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-18
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 1.-THE Master Of
Rolls has granted Henry Labouchere
leave to serve q notice of q motion unon
the Secretary Of the Beeisteak Club with
exPelIing Labouchere.
Lord Pe9zance in the Court Of Arches
mas ordered the enforcement OF the writ
Q, prohibition against Rev. Alexander
MSckonchie for rituAlistic practices at ST.
Al6ans Church, Halborne. The writ Of
prohibition was issued June, 1878, hut
was stayed. pending appeals. Rev. Mr.
Mackonchle will be suspended from his
ecclesiastical functions for three years from
the 2Sd inst. Lord Peuzance said he
would be willing to hear any application
Tor relaxation OF the sentence founded on a
promise to obey the law.