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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-15


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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-15
PACIFIC A T..
fsrkcIAL TO TIE KrxxxA DAILY sxyTrSEL-
CALIFORNIA.
Increase Of the Eureka Con. Stock.
A Pelitieal Rusfon.


SAY FEAxcIsco. August II.
At > meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Eureka Con. to-day the capital stock was
increased TO 81. 000, COO l20, 600 shares.
The new stock will Be ready August 10Th.
A man named Kimball died in . dark
cell in the City Prison this morning.
G. n. Sayille, the notorious forger, who
escaped from . deputy sheriff LAT week
while cut Of the County Jail for an airing.
Vas before the Police Court this morning
on . charge Of having escaped from Jail.
The charge, however, WAS dismissed on
motion of the Prosecuting Attorney. Sa-
vile VA remanded to the City Prison to
avait action upon his latest forgeries.
The d.. BIS and the Democrats have
fused. Committees Of ten on conference
have been appointed to adjust the terms Of
compromise. The II. BIS have got 8 de-
eided advantage in bargains. They secured
> majority of the Water Commissioners.
the Mayor. Auditor and three ont Of i've
OF the Election Commission. which con-
sists Of the Mayor, Auditor. Tax Collector.
City and County Attorney and Surveyor.
They secured the Office Of City and County
Attorney. which of6cisl IL legal adviser OF
the Water Commissioners and by whose
legal constructions they are governed. By
this arrangement they obtain complete and
absolute control Of the Convention. It
was stipulated BY the Democrats in the
conferences that nc man should be nomi-
mated BY the Bilks for Mayor Who has al
ready received . nomination. This was
agreed 70. OF the Supervisors the H. BIS
get seven ont Of twelve.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-15

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-15

Hers 81 Insere>s CuIIed frs0 State
Ex<nau<es

If<1s 81 Infere<s Callsd state
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day.
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% coes kz been orzxnzzsd In Nn1~
Ezeex
FEr-se-en ufninx kezto1s have he<n
reoor6sd IN Irsek-1rs District EsH iAzs
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
An Iafu Of Miners fhratneA.
ne Price 81 silver, Ese.

L0xDos, August IL
eozsezxoc= q delegates representing
81. go miners va hA IN Manchester
y>s.srzxy. HAcDo1Asd. Prexsdeas q the
Cczsere9re. prlased Gu. that there vAx
ssze cpezing fer Miners IN the Cnitsd
Suses. - dzszng the rses1t dspsessson In
the e5al mining indzzrrT i Pennsylvania
Kni elsewhere zzZbers Ct men sDzgh:
cher e1psogDelE 4 resolarEon Was
rnaai2ozxiy rsxssei Il saE0r & s1sgrsfioa
10 she Crsss1 States
The price Il silre< i nczlnzl- II . BE-
iese3 tkss bzsIness e0a6 bs readily eject
ed O Australian secozrs ~ 81 pence Per
ozncs, bet kbo1ld sny Indian demand
xslss liz price vo1id probably go SILL
higher, and according % the LAST quota
tsoo u IndiA Cozsel balls 81 pence PER
oznce vozld more neArlr represent the
value a bar silver
The House u Lords today ADOPTED the
Conmoos' auendme1z 80 The Irzh Uni
rsrzisy ball. making p-orisioa for fellow
skpa. seholArzhip, Ard other ordinary en-
d0wnsnz similar 20 those Of the London
Cnirenity-
In.eiligence comes from Switzerland that
il . expected that S. Gothard's noun
tain vii b pierced and the tznrel carried
right through By the end II the present
rear.
ST. PETzExsrRs, August H.
Three w~eii-kno~n lawyers have been AZ
rested and charged With bling implicated
in he assault On Lis1tsn2n. General Drea-
sxu- One Of them, BArdofsky. has BE-
CONE insane.
Tbs .svedonoss" states that Councillor
Doriih has BEEN directed By the Govern
Dsnt 70 report upon the bess means Of
conaecsing the Caspian and Black sea By
. canal.
BEELTx. August Il.
The High Church party has resolved to
make it trss attempt 70 upset the present
legislation In respect to the marriage law.
The matter viii Be first byosc5ed in . gen.
eral synod. where An effort viii be made TO
repeal the Law making eirl msrriage oblig-
4sory.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-15

News Netss Cleaned Hrem varieus
DeuFees.
And nov Ogden complains Of opium
dens.
The vineyards near Los Angeles are suf-
ferins from tie effects Of the heat.
The sales in the San Francisco Board
last week aggregated 81. Z 800.
A large forest ire was raging on the bor-
ders OF Grass Valley. CAL. Last Saturday.
The bullion product Of the Stormont
Company, Silver Reel, Utah. for July was
There are nearly one hundred prisoners
In the Utah Penitentiary. most Of whom
are under 50 years Of age.
The State Agricultural Society at sacra-
mento has put mp . 81. 800 purse for . trot-
ting match, free Tor al.
The heat on the straw piles in the aelds
OF Tulars county. CAL. reached lao degrees
recently.
The Omaha Club. which got away with
the Deserets, sustained : big defeat ON
Sunday in San Francisco ct the hands Of
the Knickerbockers.
Thomas Wendell. editor and proprietor
Of the Vallejo "Chronicle." died 1t Vallejo
on Saturday after . days illness OF Bright's
disease Of the kidneys.
Bees are reported ~ dying on faster this
year In Los Angeles than ever before. The
honey crop 10 : total failure, and the bees
wil BE- 20 decimatsd - to render the busi-
ness Improbable for another year.
There are twenty-five barber shops in
Lead vile, and every one seems to have :
good run Of custom. Not LEES than seven
ty-dvs BARRIERS are employed.
Some italian gardener near Stockton
lately poisoned . number Of melons for the
benefts Of the parties who were in the
habit Of ~forasing ON them nights. Some
Of these melons got into the hands Of inno-
cent parties, and two children have been
poisoned in consequence.
Mammoth City. Mono county, il between
10000 and II 900 feet above the sea level.
Though within the regions Of perpetual
snow, the winters are spent Comfortably.
and last winters work wa hardlv sus.
pended for . day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-15

70 POSSIBLE DKrKysK.
From the Virginia c1rpniele.
There Il no defense for the present cen
duct Of the Charcoal Burnsrs' Association.
Is 4 natural that they should want 70 get
- much money ~ possible for what they
have 10 eel, bat fhey hare no legal or
moral risks 70 prevent any other man from
selling hts goods - any price be may see 1T.
. srEp roo YAR.
FROM fhs Gold Hill xsws-
Tbs charcoal burners have relied too
much In the power Of their combination.
and carried their aggressive ideas and acts
. listls too far this time. II they cannot
respscs the rights Of the people and tho
laws Of the country. they should be driven
cut d IL forthwith.
4 HIoE-zAsDKp MOVEMENT.
From the Reno Gaxerse.
Tbs coal burners, strong In numbers md
IN organization, are disposed to carry mat
tiers With . high hand. Not content with
controlling their y labor. they have in
tsrfsred With the liberty Of other men. and
with The sacred rights Of property. Itfsa
movement that should BE- stamped ont, and
the ready action Of the Governor deserves
communication.
HARD ExoroK now.
Prom The Stock Report.
The Congressional Hard Times Commit
TO- so-eAiied. have got through cumming
on the Aofmons and have started for San
frAneisco. Times are hard enough here
nov, ~ al conscience, without . crowd Of
hungry Congrsssmen and snids Newspaper
eo~rSespondsnts and their sisters and their
cousins end their aunts coming out hsrs 70
deadhsad shsmsslves On our people.
TN sTRxxxRs' IxoaArrrupx.
From he E~ntsrpziss.
Under the generous Institutions Of the
united States they obtained their frst pal
atabls meal; they were offered on their
coming more for . months work
than they ever dreamed Of earning In 3
ysar, and With the generous wages there
xss given them citizenship; the public
domain was opened for their free occu-
psncy. frss schools and all opportunities
wsse sxtendsc 70 their children, and their
yrstitsds nsuifssts itself in srmsd oppo.
Hiss = ~ Laws
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-15

REvr zz.ELE Brcx MFRS. cheap. 1t BARI
ASHIES.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.


O0t0em R0tS-
Leave yer sr1@rs fo- Pe07s- EooEs AID
szses Mzszx AZ to 6os6en Rule Store. Eaere
Yea ca zz4 Al tAs Eas< Catalogues
watches, Jewelry IND Clocks Re-
paired.
roz wat 70 lave yCzr Estskes and Jew
e,-r recssres in . x1rkza11liks manner. % 70
2. S.<iers SeEszrT store. tz0 doors above the
White Pze Csznsy Bx1k. AA1u street. All
work wxxrKzs<d
Az persozs wishing 10 secure genuine bsr-
exirs. ssocld call at Tie new stare Of
II GRIswOLD.
ysxf dor ncr1A Of Joe ke26ez-
ATrsz lot o. Millinery. the best sTer offered
In Eurska, a SC cent? O. the dollar
z H GRIsTOLD-
CLoTzrxs. Boots. Furnishing Goodss etc, a.
greatly red1nsd prices. II
Z r. 6RIswoLDs.
Dzzzz Coos, Irish Linen- White Goods, Kid
Gl0vss. ETC., ste, below frat cost at
z H G~RIsEOLDS.
az1 yext door nOyth Of Joe NeEdes.
REvr ExzzLz BTcx MFRS. cheap. At BART.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-15

TEE Ven York "Trstzass admits thai
cvsr 80 frsndnleas pezssonsss ssrs ds-
eorsrs6 l1s: ysAr xsd drcrD<d. sariEg shs
G~Dsssrnent cvsr $seoy0oo : year. Tnlly
ossshisd Of fAose nor ssosivins pensions
are kEosn 70 b frsnds, and lad Is not
bsss for tbs protest. u the Dsrnoerstie
Hozss sszsnss tie ssosnons ssindls the
k<psssiexsx vould never hAys nads tbs
aaisss<ss skxnss u The pension register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-15

INV xVkk5 AU8ubE II
The Herald" to-day says that on every
hand citizens are invited to become sud
denly wealthy by putting their means in
mining and other speculative ventures.
1--WE adsise everybody : steer clear Of
such things. There il no doubt money l.
to b made In mines, bat il will be pock-
eted not By the credulous public but BY
. cute gentleman who disposes Of stocks 70
A, B and G - . special favor"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-15

NV YoHK, August Il.
General Fremont. who started on his re-
turn 70 Arizona several days ago. has made
arrangements for the introduction Of pom
siderable capital into Arixons mining en-
terprtses. provided that the experts re-
Gently dispatched thither shall report fay
orably.
From THIS. o. Lord. Deliver Us.
New YoRx. August II.
Thu "World's" Washington special says /:
. movement IL on foot to make Evarts .
nominee for Governor Of New
York. the projectors thinking that Conk-
!ing's sacapade will leave him ont OF prone
In politics Tor Soma tina. II Z
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-15
SACRED HEART
MY
OGDEN, UTAH.

Under THE CHARGE OF The SISTERS
~ OF THE HOLY CROSS" An excellent
boarding School for Young Ladies'. Boys up
70 the age Of II years are also received.
Terms reasonAbls-Sl6 . month. Write for
circulars. sua.Iv
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-15
4 LAST NOTICE.

A IL THOSE INDEBTED TO ME ARE RE
"A .quested TO settle mp Immediately.
Attachment suits will be entered AFTER To-
DAY.
D. MANNHEIM.
xufsHs, August Q, 1879. aus-if
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-15

Watches and Jeweiry.
II yoa want your 11e watches rsY.5t-5 N
tbs beat zznEer Erd z7krz1tesG for cEs year 70
keep correct time. 60 10 Srx21s Jezslry Ss1-e
below the Parker Hoas@- les
, 1879-02-11

him In tender remembrance, eTen though he
Ind never ptcachel another discourse. IL
seemed that l,u wa3 the man burn for the etncr-
Ecncy. He was To set an EXAMPLE IN preaching
Whit was to bc fGltuwe,1 through NIL ages. lte
was recognized 1y friend anA foe IS tho frat
among The Disciples During his lifo the
Church was formed, md The time woulh como
when Peter wou5 he permitted to take placn
In front Of Paul, who Was regarded "A the great.
er Disciple. Pau1s drst fafprs were confined
to Asia Minor at n tna when continued peace
had made that portion Of the world prosperous
heart 10 hiring the pcopfc to Christ During
sixteen years of active work he ani made linn
self felt from Corintll to Antioch. ffe was
alone in The work, all the other Apostles being
kept away until bis wprk WAS finished. lie
was placed In position tlat gase lls 1abo5s TIC M
al al ti'ne. is' Jol.n xas ii iir.s IL con.
slant association with Peter, although very
little was said OF him. Few understood The
grandeur mil scope OF 81. dohn's preaching.
lie waa no longer Jrwt but Christian, when
at Epcsus. lie was. AZ his work showed, not
,hs weak snan llc was by somc people supposed
to be-,
The Usual discussion followed. Prof Morgan
thought The position of tt1p "ilrst among the
Auo4tlca u should bt nwnr,ietl to lie Apostle
Paul, who showed hts right TO- that position by
his writings n'll hin work. lie thought TINT
Peter BETRAYED hts weakness Of character in tho
dcntal of the Lord.
l>r. Owen responded that Pctcr's srlicon.
fcssttl fnults shnuIJ mt be haritorcl up aEnfDst
him. hccaifc Of the forgiveness which hal bean
granted him, md the nuhifity which llc showed
In tty1tessug his weakness and using his own
fas'lngs ~ \ warming to those whom lie essaycd
tu teaGh.
TI 1t.rati1n wns discussed ty others, aud all
expressed t!ItIr tieslre to have the paper pub
fsstrl In the Stamiafd.
, 1879-02-11

IN lot nj ssaucalcn or relatives who wan. to save
him from tho Fcntscnstary, hut cat" where Hnn
who has been Eccognizcf a. tr.n"ctable In Tho
community calls In three respectable m~n who ars
not At All asrntl1trh With him, and who hnvo no
motive to tell ANYTHING that II faIsc. An nitht nm
der there rlfcnmstAnccA II mt snsrIeInuH ~ IL
would be In an ordinary criminal ra.r. md mup1
tnIc tho testimony As wonth shv other. InsIcw Of
the fact that twD witnessed contradict Ms. Barn.
Awraf positively Lint hi waa Al annthee tIncc,
which ii entirely inconsstent with the Idea that he
was At Air. DnnmR, this Ia not ,0ne NJ iiIc clear
cnsen that tusttfy ms In proceeding 10
the harsh remedy tor il must bo
considered as that} to u,InlahInR Mr.
Richafdtnn. Ii he were entity ri ih4 act, ii ho
vent to Mr. 1aum's for thr pnrp,se of in!uclng
him to pay mnncy.-tho oifcnre Ia me which
Of flnn Or ot a fcwdnys' Imprr"nmrn,, mi. hctng
adminiat'ntnn u Justice IL wonld fasr to b. pm.
nan who Is proved 10 hare had IN shc ,natn pufai
character. and who IN not proved guilty beyond
reasonable douht, 10 such nunI.hment. II tht-
was Epfi,e fmaI matter wfetr tould fine him
a few bu1fart. 1t wontd h. another thing. !
ain fire. to tny that am mot ato-rthrr certain that
MIR. ktehArtison and Mr.. Schmidt frec ffDm
h1nme. II was intlcliear for him IN 10 II, I}aWn a
aAlDun (if he did snt Of t ncet Eager. uNtcr nny
tircums!ancc4. II whs intcl4cata fnr Sir. Schmidt
To 20 to ltaunta. But ! cannut pHn*l Ah ncl NJ
that kEnh, hnl sec nothnI in TIL. tn Ius.ify
the aIgnat punishment which wt,nl Hc mccd mt
to mrn who wcrs ptOyeh gnttty berrud II scasnn
able doubt. 1 shah therefore discharge the rnie.
, 1879-02-11

ovAuA. Feb. Al" Mt Etsitor ef the htpua.
Ec,n: THE CHICAGO rM!nusE el!tnrial Of
Friday last pn ''Jay Gould" says neyer
TnE r1.tnUsz llas ,su.'s that gentssl.an u great
Injustice, alnt ati, of the oplninn tllal
Mr. Mct:I1l will cl.ccrfnisy admit it when Ills
a.tun, hun ia called to these lurts.
Whun the graseslupicrd hMl destroyed lfle
crops VI Scbrastsu, u!rl the settlers on our
lrantle1 were in lu,lcrr Of starrIn. through the
ruyaEes Of these beats, Sir. t;o,llt contributed
tho b.n OF e, 200 .ut of It's private .nraha tU
tie relief Of tie sufferers without sns!vtutton on
lie mart ot my o.e. This, ! believe, WAS tho
largest AMOUNT contributed l'y any o'ia person.
Sot only this, hut tl'' Union iacitic Ra'!ruau,
OF which .he is tho principal owner, contrib
utcd s5,GkN more, through tic actun Of prc.l'
dent i),lon. It alsu Carried FREQ tu all points
on tts line supplies Of every kind t., thu dcsn-
luto ,muplc, A,nl In th,s waY hundreds asnl
Thousands wcrD enables! TO ret7th tl!eir hours
u,nl escape the tcrrurs Ut starvation In the Far
Wcst by these generous lnrastlres OIL The part
OF Mir, Gould, which arc d matter Ut rceort! a'hl
runnut bs disputed. Nebraska ~ tfegn s!nra
enabled to tally from thr dreadful 1ltg VI sllG
grlsshupper rAyages IT that yrar, h,nl pserents,
10 thu world 1svr wonderful nml phenomenal
agricultural prosperity tllt past ycar,-aUs sn4utA
% tbat, aulw! !thstananr The to'unsrtia' y.
presslon ot tl!e past i've years. thaaila, TIC
crease of l0Dta' a'n! upwards IN lcr 0opn'atl.'n,
and also an increase Of k30003, I'LL a1A upwAtds
~ her tradc duslnE tlu three years juat e1ost.l.
What IL better, tie tnersase continues " t,se
mighty stream Of Immigration Is pouring luto
lllv West. .......-..., .......
How GhIcugo has prospered In ihe sane time
IN account uf the increasing. population " thu
West. Is not for inc to say. II 1i.: good deeds
OF Jay Gould, the tuiun Pacific Railroad. aul
The generous penpu vt the tounsr}, had nut
been forthcoming to arrest taie evil etfcvla of
titut calamity. ! dnliht very much II Nebraska
would Vow hu btNlstin1 Ut MI uyrrllowiug trcas-
ury, ~ iuGrsasls,g population L prosperous pro-
pie. and i most wonderful material proa'
uesiky.
, 1879-02-11
Ynl1nw.Fsser IN Memphis.

:. :. .[JHF1HHHlI ZSlHHEFf1H.
Dr.. II. T. Lowry. Of this city. has Just return
cd frtnn Memphis whrrc no went during tie
yellow-fcycr epidemic, with other volunteer
Cincinnati physicians, n,ll remained until the
present tln,c. liz tailed IL tlIr Health. OIl}cc
Yesterday n,,,l had talk u!tn Dr. Miner on the
subject Ut yclI0w-|syer. Let II bc bori,e IN
mind that tho surgeO,l-Gcnrral ot the United
stAtes Two weeks aga officially reported
tie .exiatcnec Of ycllDw-teyer eases tn
several purtuns Ut Mississippi. Nr. Lowry
suyk that he llas reason " hrlltYe the same truo
nf Memphis. Gully ,iay ur twu before llc lelt
the plsa.t l,o a;ncw Ut yc1ow-fcvcr prescriptions
being nut III. IN drugstore wtere he t.ai,-
pc,cd to call. lie snys ll.at rhiils prevail to q
great extent In Memphis. al"l tint the conlll-
tuis ntu not only favorable hut utmost tnyttinE
IL revisit of the pest Ilcuce. This IL speeiIlc1
III the tcglert OF prper sanitary measures In
The city, utll tl prevalence Of chIlls badly af-
ltct the general hratth.
, 1879-02-11

The Presbyterian paatoFn held their regular
Monday scssnn Yesterday morning. the Rev. Il.
II. Kellogg III The chair. The devotional excr-
clse* wcrr conducted by the 1sev. Mr. sevail.
3l.a discussion a. to the amount Ut ttoctrinal
Subscription that should BIS required VI anp1i-
clhts tpr ofl.nisstDh to the chWrci, waa concluded.
The 'ltscussnn was participated III t,y the Rev.
Mcssrs. tlalsey, scHAil, Fstton, Mitchell, Pat
tcrsoii, Wa'S:r, Miller. nrs DR.. tiray. Next
week t!Hy will discuss the question of Chnesb
tmnllErati0u px(rsscd III tie pending .1 tic.
fore Congress. The ltcv. U. l.. Soyes will read
ApRper on lhe subject.
, 1879-02-11
Tho " sysdtser-insllcators"

Old Ike stuol shiyerlax u,ld cycling the tier
mometcr Tor i few moments, aul then, ruonlng
hls head into the door y! the store 10 front VI
which H. hung, sail: - Boss. dia wcdder.indtca.
tor out heah Ia liaba u fo'ee . llan to tuy u
,opsxr, lis statilu' ID Il douy ] sou. down % ,ate,
do cellar, an Ct WI, don't eons out an take It
In, it'l freeEo up WI bua's6o; knss 10 fUu1sf u
hangs dar le col'cr It aul glttln' out doahs.
lse notiviu' hls ctote.''