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UARRIsONBURG REPUBLICAN FOR THE FIRST
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For Congress- Paul (Readj). III the Win District
received 433 and Allen (Funder 239 votes.
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fhannacJ 81 Roadway
TRrpryE OFFICE Nov. 3. 1 a. m.The upward moye
ment Of the barometer continued throughout yesterday
Clear and fair weather prevailed. The temperature
ranged between 4Oo and 81 the average $3.50 BEING
43 h ar than on the pondmg day last year AID
g. higher t4au Monday
Gear or parity coudy weather. with slight changes ir
temperature, may Dee expected to-day Ia tDis CITY an'
vicinity.
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER B 1881

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THE NEW CONGRESS.
UNITED STATES SENATE.

UNITED STATES SENATE.
EITHER TIE VOTE, OR a MAJORITY OF FOE"
TnE REPUBLICANS.
Tho whole number of United states Senators Is
20 A. the Senate now stands. there are 43 Dem
ocrats DAVIS OF Illinois, includeD and 80 hePuo-
leans. The terms Of If Democrats and IL RePub-
hcans will expire on March 3, 1851. the vacancies
occurring IN California. Connecticut, D'laWare'
Florida, Indiana, Name, Maryland, Massachusetts
Michigan Minnesota, Mississippi, missouri Ne
bra.ka. Nevada. New-Jers.y. New-York, Ohio. Penn
sylyania, ode Island Tcnne see, Texas vermont
virginia. West Virainla and Wisconsin. The Repnb-
licans will lose one seat III Mississippi, ana gam
six seats in Connecticut Indiana, New-Jersey, New
York, Ohio and Pennsylvan a. With the representa-
ton ol the remaining eighteen States unchanged
the new Senate will stand X pubcIns. IS; Demo-
erals 3S-a political nc,wth the casting vote IL the
Vice Presidents hands Florida is the only one OF
those eighteen states whose Legislature Is IN donOt
II the Republicans have carried the Florida Legisa-
turc they will have a mi lrlty Of IN the new
Senate.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
REPUBLICAN AsCENDANCY As>UEiD-IHE IuSl"N
MAJlIHIY WIPED OUT.
The present House Of Representatives contains
1853 Democrat, II ( Greclbackers inc.Idedl ana l3O
Republicans Fusion mai rty of 33. In the Con-
gre,slona election, held prior to November the
Republicans made a net gain Of ten seats reducing
the Fusion majori,y from 33 10 - Many districts
IN the Southern AMI Western Stnt"s voting yes cr-
dav have not been heard from, and the vote III Soi'
districts m the Middle States Is so close as 10 De as
vet undac led. Tie table printed blow gives the
names Of Representatives probably elected 1t l"-
clndes 1j7 Republicans and l3G Democrats aho
Greenbackcrs-l Republican majority over he
Fu.ioni.tsof21. Lat.rncws may carry this maj
IT, suil higher.
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rRIBUNG LOCAL oBSEYvAr1)V'.

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minsht rne lac rs2resa- ae 's; asiDa -
DE mercury those hours The DroNsn Or o ns -yfs.h
euuerltue Indicated tue tAefA) meter a. h-4A
fnarmacy. Broadway
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Tho entire collection Of ign standard "xceliugi yalu
en- interest all previous collections OF Oriental ar offered
ancuon Tnese Part Of 10 whch viii not warrant ala
Teuay the closest scrutiny auu study
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
THE DoLL.
TO.yIxht's Rafle for the Benent Q
the Catholic Christmas Free.

the Catholic Christmas r
The reign Of the rag-baby ended long
ago Our motherr' doll-babies would nov
be looked upon with dlsdain. They have
come to be a luxury. and the n which
has been shown in the window Of Morris
Calisher for q couple OF weeks past IA no
exception to the style which the mother of
seven young misses 10 now supposed to
purchase every Christmas. This one, how
ever, Is an exceptionally elegant one, and
| the little lady who has been arranging for
1t to be rallied off for the benefit Of the
| Catholic Christmas tree, and who Is the
| g!ver Of the same to the worthy cause, as
sured US last evening that the rattle will
take place this evening at the Jackson
House. This doll is rugged out with i'm
| ported dresses, but was costumed by
fashionable dressmakers in this country.
| By adding q few dollars the WHINE Of the
| doll at the ensuing raflA could make n of
| The richest presents on Christmas to some
little lady that will he offered in Eureka.
A little trunk we'll filled with changes,
which must be in accordance with the pre-
vailing mode. for children are as observant
as their elders in such matters. and the
little girl il q rarity who hasn't q correct
idea what the fashion in fabrics Is and
who OF them does not want Dolly decked
ont in the latest style throughout Thus
Won nee the winner Of the prize Tonight
can get rid Of q few extra dollars and
make an elegant present.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
rLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook Of the
Seusfner's Reporter.

Scraps from h Notebook Of Oh,
SeasfneI's Reporter.
Leap year is gradually closing.
Yesterday was q dull, gloomy day.
The warm weather has spoiled the coast
Ing.
Commissioner Page arrived in town las
evening.
In the Stock Board Alta dropped to ST.
yesterday.
The Atlas furnace is running nicely ant
making bullion.
Prices in the Stock Board were veal
again yesterday.
All the mining companies have paid of
their November bills.
There was an unusually large number oi
strangers in town yesterday and last even.
ing.
The Virginia Enterprise Of the 9th re.
ports but one new case Of smallpox on
that day.
Lambert Molinelli. who has been afflicted
with a severe cold. is able to be about at.
tending to business.
The White Pine News is on wheels. II
WIZ no hOusCo III q 4u1i btAb ~ Ills LOWQ
Of Cherry Greek tonight.
Our dry goods and jewelry stores are
well worth visiting. They have never
made such q display before.
Mr.. B. Plummer, Of Mineral Hill, who
has been spending several days here, left
for home yesterday morning.
The butchers are vieing with each other
tn see who can get up the finest shops and
the incest display Of meats.
The E. & p. Company have Just had q
SNOW pillow sent mp from Palisade. II is to
be used on the Ruby Hill road.
The roof Of the Ruby Hill school.house
was on fire yesterday morning. but a few
buckets Of water o o put II out.
Remember the dance to- night, next door
south from the Trnckee saloon. Lots Of
girls and good music will be there.
Parties are leaving every day for the
New Mexico country. and many more
wonld go if they had the wherewithal.
The team Of the Hamilton stage took q
little run yesterday morning on their own
account. No damage was done, however.
There ia no excnse for people going Door.
ly dressed these times, when the clothing
merchants are almost giving their goods
away.
The coming holidays make business
brisk at the Postofice. between the pres
en's going and coming and the money Or
der business.
The frat thing the Eureka husbandman
looks for in the morning, is the stick OF
wood placed crosswise on the wood pile
just before crawling into bed.
Charley Fox. of the California chop
stand, accidentally cnt his wrist while
wiping a window the other dav. II was
cut with the glass and is quite painful.
A very large number Of Rnby Hill
miners attended the funeral Of Judge Hill
house yesterday, and many more would
have ATTENDED could they have left their
work.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11

Two large parties Of railroad men have
passed through town within the past few
Jays en- route to FL Paso, from which
point they will begin building this way I'm.
media'ely. to unite in this neighborhood
wuh the party approaching from Alemsn.
ane gap Is net one hundred miles. and it is
MOI Impossible that FL Paso may see the
locomotive by January LIST. That it will
reach this valley before that date IL not i'm
PROBABLE. The race between the Atchison,
Topeka 4 Santa Fe and the Southern Pa
slne Is becoming 10 Interesting. Each road il
..ssylng to beat the Other to Ell Paso, and
.ne chances se m to be- In favor Of the lat
ser road winning the race. From all ap-
psarsnces, 1t will bear south from the
1lmores direct to ri Paso. leaving Mesilla
wv asas THAI twenty milas to the north.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
STATE N COAST.

Considerable activity about the Grand
Prize mine OF late.
The assessed value OF property in Ala
media county, Cal, Is $l4, 000, 600.
The Butte Miner says the finishing
touches are being given the Alice mill.
Wednesdays Elko Independent has an
item which says that Mrs. j. R. Bradley ia
seriously i'll.
The Homestake dividend of $50. 900 reg
Mar and $50 900 extra was paid in New
York last week.
The parties engaged in CARRYING the mail
from Bakersfield to San Luis Obispo, pro-
pose to put on a stage In the spring. The
distance is 1875 miles.
Case Of poisoning at Stockton. All
Chung administered strychnine to All Sne.
A stomach pump saved the latter and All
Chung was taken to Jail.
Patrick Dillon, the barn-hurner. has
been sentenced at San Jose. Cal, to ten
years in the State Prison. The Conrt said
it would have given him twenty years had
1t the power.
Florence Molinelli cleared $3.50 on her
recent benefit and the committee which
had the matter In hand has bought her an
eleRhut piano Win tue pToceeOss 1ue ilttie
lady is comparatively happy.
At Verdi. on Sunday night, . light en-.
CINE, running east. collided with four
horses on the track just west Of Essex
siding. The horses were all killed. bat the
engine was not thrown from the track.
Harrison 8. Franklin has been arrested
at Stockton for living in adultry with Mary
D. Atwood. He was married some time
ago to Elena G. LeBlance. an eighteen.
year-old girl, whom he afterwards deserted.
The physicians Of Virginia have finally
discovered how to distinguish between
chicken-pox and smallpox. The Carson
| Appeal says: They allow the patient to
keep right along, and Il they die il IL con-
sidrred smallpox.
The rumor Of the removal Of the Wads-
worth shops is revived. and 1t 10 now said
| to be certain to take place In the spring.
The railroad boys would much rather come
| to Reno than have to 60 TO Winnemucca.
| So says the Journal.
The Bentonian OF the 1st inst. says that
| Charles Martin was run over by the back.
action Of q hay wagon near Benton last
Saturday. sustaining injuries which re-
| suited in his death room after. Deceased
was nineteen years OF sge.
William Nelson passed through Oroviile
last week with 4 drove Of 400 beef cattle.
They have been on summer range in the
Pitt river country. and he was taking them
o Marysville to be shipped to the San
Francisco market.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
C~AxpELARrA.
"rrue Fissure- Tales Of Last week.

I. True Fissure- Tales Of Last Week.
During the last week d. @. Smith ha,
received 81, 900 pounds Of freight. He has
all his warehouses full and Is prepared for
the winter.
Mr.. Lawson. OF Fish Lake Valley, q we'll
to-do rancher. who has lived in the county
for q long time, aud who 10 considerably
advanced in age, was poisoned the other
day, but his life was saved by DR.. Fetter-
man. There are suspicious circumstances
connected with this case which may some
day come to light.
Il can throw any man in the house in
five minutes" said Jack Martin 40 be en-
tered Dobe's saloon in Metallic City the
other night. Andy Halpin accepted the
pion wrestler three times in succession. A
match between the men for money will
probably be the result.
Snow began to fall last Thursday even
ing, and continued falling all night and
until Friday noon. According to compsr
alive measurements, IL is certain that at
least sixteen inches Of n fell. The roof
Of Jake Steiber's lodging house was
crushed in by the snow yesterday, a. was
also the roof of Mike Greeley's cabin.
A wrestling matcn, tOr p1OU . side, IL be-
ing arranged between two ladies In Pick.
handle Gnlch. or the truth Of this . rep
re~sentative Of the True Fiasnre has been
assured by one Of the fair contestants. who
ASSERTS her eagernsss for the meeting. 1t
10 proposed TO have the match take place in
q ball and to charge In admittance fee
Of $2.50.
John LANCER, OF this place, is quite .
hnmorist. He was sleeping on the floor
with q friend recently. and woke mp in the
night very cold. He found that his COM
psnion had crowded him entirely out Of
the bed. Reaching over, John walked him
up, and in the mort innocent manner i'm
aginable, said Bob, nm l crowding
you?"
In Csndelaria wood sells 20 high that .
man can take a barrel stsve or the top Of .
cracker box to a saloon and get . drink OF
whisky for it, and the barkeeper thinks he
il making q mighty good bargain. In or
der that all the old topers on the Coast
may not be deceived into making . rush TO
this place. it is but just to say that barrel
slaves and cracker boxes are as scarce az
twenty-dollar pieces,
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ARRIVALS AMI DArAkTUR.ES
sr TEE ru..zA AND rAL..ADs aA,I.oAp.
The Weekly sentinel.

To-day is the regular publication day Of
the WEEKLY SENTINEL. It will contain, as
usual. thirty-two columns OF reading mat
YER. devoted to the State. Coast, general
ana local news Of the week. These weekly
eiitions far excel any newspaper publica-
soh ever issued in Eastern Nevada. The
WEEKLY SENTINEL should be distributed
lar and wide, ~ the most effective means
OF making onr district known abroad. 1t
.ah lie secured IN wrappers. postpaid. at
sne rostofice news depot and at Calisher
prothers. For yearly subscriptions. APP
p,y ~ the publication Office, corner IT
monroe and Bateman streets. Terms. IS
ayear.
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rmt:sr y. n.

Choiiar. 2i5b 2es Gould 4 Curry, S80s;
Jastire, 2ks; New York, ooh 25s; Benton.
l60b l6ia l65s; Pososi, 1875; Savage, club;
Alta. Gkb 6Aa; Benton, l95b, "a 1865.
closes l65b i6oa 165; ~Exchequar. 135b; Po-
sosi, 1 b; Gould 4 Curry, 3S0b SOFA; Hale
4 Norcro.s. Az 10: Jacket, AVS; Alta, 6h b
64a g., Ophir. 6ks; Could 4 Curry, 3gJs
close~ $780,; Benton. ~ closes les; Best 4
Belcher, Sab: Choliar. 2<b; Justice, 1856
closes 2ss; Utah, ssh SKA 6Hs; Over
man, CUB; Union, lob l0as; Lady WASH
ingion, 3jb 4ba; Beicher. Is; Ophir, Ga b;
Silver Hill, sob STA 30s; Mexican. 10 7aa
Sierra Nevada, 7b; Bullion. lks; Impe-
rial, COB 2ja 20s; 0phir. 6hb; Scorpion,
lS0b; Andes, hob; California, l55b le0a
lg0l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
Death OF Judge HItilhou.e

Reno Gazette: Judge Hilihouse died at
Eureka yesterday afternoon. he had long
been recognized as the leading lawyer of
Eastern Nevada. He was a native Of Ohio.
aged 80 years. He was the Democratic
candidate for Supreme Judge in 1874. and
two years ago he received the Democratic
votes in the Legislature for U. 8. Senator.
The deceased Was 9 man Of great ability
and noble character.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11

The Red Bluff Sentinel Of December 4th
tells the following: About q week ago
thirteen tramps made their exit from O
freight car that was opened at vins, and al
once demanded meals and the comforts Of
Halls residence. Hall reused the neigh.
bors. who attacked the tramps. resulting
il u couple being awarded heavy blows
from q Henry ride. and beating q retreat.
They were followed by the citizens Of vina,
who overlook them ON the railroad ~trestle.
bridge, Q short distance from town. aud
threw them into the creek. The crowd
managed to reach here, but were not given
a breathing spell before they were ordered
back, and made more trouble at vina.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
r.ueral of Judge HIMuhouse.

The Virginia Chronicle Of the sth has
the following: The funeral OF A. M. Hill
house, who died yesterday in Eureka, will
take place at 4 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. Deceased was one of the foremost
LAWYERS OF the State. and during the late
campaign his name was prominently be-
fore the people as a possible candidate Tor
the United States S~-natorship, q position
that he was eminently qualified to fill with
credit to himself and honor to Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11

Funeral of she Late Hon. A. n,
Hiilhouse.


The funeral Of the late Hon. A. N. Hill
house took place at Q p. m. yesterday. The
business houses were generally closed, and
the town and people seemed in keeping
with the sorrowful occasion. The funeral
corteRe was the largest ever witnessed in
this place. B-sides the long line of car.
rlages. every available vehicle in town,
hundreds Of men followed the remains to
the cemetery on foot. TIE Rev. Mr..
Gallagher conducted the funeral exer-
cises, delivering a we'll timed, sen-
sihle sermon at the residence. The
following gentlemen acted as pail bear
ers: Hon. Thomas. Wren, Hon. Geo. W.
Baker. Judge Henry Rives. Judge f. W.
Cole, Judge G.. j. Lansing, A. L. Fitzgerald,
W. II. Remington, and Geo. W. Cassidy.
And thus u noble man and leading citizen
was laid away to rest from the cares of
earth. Peace to his ashes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
A Giaut powder Accident.

The Virginia Chronicle Of the 9th pub
fishes an account Of q frishtful accident in
the orman shaft, by which Charles Rich
ards and William Date were torn TO pieces,
aud several Others badly injured, while
charging q set of holes with giant powder.
A man named Joscelini was seriously
wounded. but Il was thought that be would
xsaeveg.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
s.r,.su,~s of Crime.

There are thirty-three men now confined
in the State Prison who are serving their
second terms and twelve men who are third
terms. The Carson Appeal Gays n man
has never been out Of Jail three months at
a time for twenty five years. He vibrates
between San Quentin and Carson. occa-
~sionally spending a year or two In Oregon.
There Is q Chinaman who steals chickens
AZ soon as he gets out that he may be re-
turned, and his only fear IL that sumo day
he will get shot while fooling about . hen
roost.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11

Jackson House-Neil Roberts. J. Shall
lenburg-r, City.
Turner H1u-e-W. II. Bennett. Richard
Williams. City Richard Sleep, John
Wea.ne, Ruby Hill ; John Sullivan, Aus
tin.
Parker House IT. D. Page and wife.
Fish Creek J E. FRYER, City ; J. II. Nor
rison. Albion Nine J. w. Pearson, Ruby
Hill Il. W. McKran. Bodie.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11

Quite a number Of persons went from
here to attend the races and ball given at
Halleck Station yesterday. says the Inde.
pendent Of last Wednesday. We learn
from parties who were present, that the
attendance at the track was large. and hat
enthusiastic interest in the racing was
very generally manifested; betting being
very lively. The main race was that OF
600 yards, and was won by j. D. Abel's
horse, "Bulger," "Bally" second.
!. Sleepy Bill third and i" Paddy last.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11

A couple Of days ago Mr.. Sam Longley,
Foreman at the Richmond C~ompany's
mine, and who was elected an Assembly
man at the late election, was coming up the
shaft, and something attracting his atten-
lion, he stuck his head outside OF the cage,
when q piece oil rock came from above and
struck him on the head. causing quite q
scalp wound. He Is attending to his du-
ties, aud Is thankful that the accident was
M vynr az.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11

The sureties on the official bonds Of the
incoming county officers. as approved yes
tsrday by the Board Of County Commits
| ~sioners. qualify In the aggregate to the
sum Of $685., 600.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11

Yesterday afternoon Messrs. winzell and
Foley were riding up on Mob Hill. and
when nearly opposite the residence Of
Judge Hillhouse one Of the wheels Of the
buggy ran of, throwing out Mr.. Foley.
Luckily there was snow on the ground
and he did not get hurt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11

Litieants having business In the county
offices after January lat. must be prepared
to .'pony up" So the new salary law goes
! into effect then and '.jaw-bons" ceases.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
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