davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-08-24
Gen. Roberts Cavalry Have a Sue =
cessfu! Brush with Ayoob
Kha1,'s Forces.
Comments Of the North German
. Gazette on Gambetta's Re-
cent Speech.


nA''' h"r. ~ !o1
LONDON, Aug. Gh-Thr Chlcf Secfe1arSinr
1frlnhtI Iii tie i1ot,se nf Commons tn-ttny
s.otmi lint thc t;ovprnuptrt tou't think it
,.oco.sary. IN mi, FIR cyrcnt1nnaj no,yrrs for
IT, s,'.,,S,,n, ~ I'm ,,,,n,o n,, Inn ,,rotcr-
~, nv 1,o ",", ,,rt.,,or,, IN Ircn,,I riy o
t'o' ~ nto wv. -" .,.",. ,.,' r,,,,,
not knoW. he sah', whether t'es eau te'y
.llrnK the coming autumn afltl winter upon
fm,t tl,n rn,,,gttton of tfm enuntry is urecarf-
wv '''a '.s'.,t r.,, ~ III ,.,i.,, i'm, r,,.nr,,-
pus' a'H', sio'l'' nes.sss ".s' ~. 1,,.i,a
Me,at wanla nut hesitate To summon l'arna'
tneut IN t,rtler to nhtain ndtltinnnl powers,
Inn t,,ay In mt thinI, tho OCCASION likely to
'x,",.
''Ea:. ~. =, ,,. .,,,,,,,.,,,,o,t e,r
MHchPsI tleIFy uo'ets NJ HaJoHl'Hc's ioA
tho 4,llipos1 nf raislng tho slHblte Oil
rnl. rsE or 1lt,ckaI1or ny THE roftcE
Mt iunganuon, which he strongly dc
hoaee"' ~, rnf"tnt sun s''o w. ''n'I.!' ~
WAS rtslt0nslblc fnr tint hctlol1. IL ,at ALL
tfiprl2Etl tno nan VI ptleksholhs lhoro llllh1ahc
tann this ball. Tha ln'licc only Tired upon
An,i Charged the rlncrg wllcii absolutely hcc-
,xi.nt;l bny,, l,crn anckrd
"u, ''s's o ,'.s,'",, "H :,a, ,, 1,,,,oo
olf thtt,eh ''ltc'l' t.p'"'' wv ,nn'''h'''
oJshnIell. NM lar''e'ls o'he'!iA'cls' p1t'-
tcstet ,ifAanss ti'a lsse Q! hleNSllnt. tarneil
nnrtsl ayr. EnfAtff "Di!3n tesclilt tl'e 1rtier
Which. u tue rtse nt 1'hhRah''o1' h"o LIE
M;mMt uitiuIiiinnts irsNtt. ,<. .,o. =
4En Mht1l!s y! !iultl1EtS1n sa,a !. aiie VIZ ~
nn snppneS " 1l'ilshelt W Ainsi.uN3 i'm ~
ilohat .eail NsiJoNIh STpt. .. h"t I'LL uepcI's
utah 'He pl"EsesS ~ bs's'nes''
, 1880-08-24

s:s:?SS 1ssf + sssfsss aaaish ass
NO. " kIsh'h'''' - chAs' SHELLEY
An Excelicn1 Remedy.
DEAR s S.s!osre sss ese ysss y5a t NSS sp
1en s IT, ~ ripS ~S, end se'es ha1aat; @ r"la
Kidney Disease.
prAu s,1,; yul. Is 10 ssestfY ..l gavs S%bSs
oon @ hns ao sea. e. 1hs % x9oo r ,.r e. ntan;.
C,nu uyrr used il ESQ UuErt tina oT IiIr children uf
iliis aud se1oTata a1HiAskT Gif'sa.
rn,ra-Dny cn,!,'.. j..
DE3M s,g; 2h's |. 70 ssftiy snat y"u5 tN91tAy
tas sz'sr I'll otiss nsa's'"ss has fs:s. n1nwr
Chill. Cured.
,, l'E*M s1n H9 yeaF s2a lSAS l!lo1p ssGr
spssay GGt"s ~ Gn;a f u cne @ r. innnra,In ~ ~
sss'aIS'a: ai Ss'"' '' ''' .- = hi'1 aifsi'zLi-
All TINT II ee'"Snac% i.sn'n, e,os C c.. III II,
uiIIti SYliul, iHt trtai. ilas il j, al I. fetun.
''"'' ' *''' IL ',,' e,,,;,. cured. a" '''ENA15
ps.n SIN, Ny a,us!s; sssr M s2s;'pss 2s. ss, s s,s:p a.
] siistt ]nail5 i! s:a,'t,esssd ths " iSGM
eaies ' II? S'HS ssS @
If n; rs e 1; .ss
'a"'A'''' =
rs;% Hs's',s f. ~ s:,!!ss nsf*; i xs!s fs II,
n5S T.'.Sj st;ss s s,sa ' Ut ' aks L ~ %oSD ILL.,
, 1880-08-24

tinns of tho l'russian Government nor, ttte
wishes Of the Catholics. and to bring about
tlc recall ok tho ELECTED Bishops, all,! fill the
cures ut vacant parishes. llESmnrrk heartily
desires to pnt iii pttt to tho Gultnrknl,lf,
and there IL III saying fl' mny not consent q
talk ever church ,n;ltsers .,i'rr tIDrU wllIi
snmo agent oi The T'une ut tsasel'l.
si'Ec1E Fob NEW yuhK.
ltAs.nunG. Aug. Gl--Ihe Clmhrla sailed
yesterday will, $soo,o0D III spcrie for the
United Statcs.
aAMNETTAs 1lEcENT sPEECH.
The North 1crmu,s GHzcifc In NIL article
MI tinnlbettats uttcrni,rra nt CllrrhnurR. Of,
tllc !'til Inst, tMi,ts ont flat tho t!rraratlans
Or President t;rt.yy AMI n. l>a Fn.yc1nrt Mt
ptlon aml Mn1ntli'an niInrst ihe must wrt-
r0,ttc. anil satisfactory assurance: tlElt tllo
speech Ut fianbrtta ,ullst mt lro takfn as ex.
pressing tlte opEs,iusl of tl.c. ronntry, hut
nrtlclc .psDcce,s to. Illustrate TIC f,lea
nj justice rs invoked by N. .tia,it,et-
tn, which IL fuilsltlch ttp0n thu wars
ue spo!iation waRc. BY Louis XIV. acoinst
Germany wflrn she ,xns wrnRoMtl s'y inter-
nat tlIsscnsons. The article r0nsln.lea:
"ticr,nany will INT become weary nf tlclnnu,,
slratine flur n,lStcty ia, preserve pe.ire ni,tl
lier hDrrnr Of war. Hull wC rrEtet t!lit t!at.
warlike spirit which nns, us flr t1la last 'Ak'
years, allihlutes Franco rnmWls Ns tU strE
security III tho Maintcnlirr 0f a powerful
and wrl1.prelareil nrny. Mnrc finn sgr!ftty
wu do ,.oi serk. but tl1at VIC are resolved 'stl1
certain to obtain"
, 1880-08-24

I.IE
LoSnoy, Aug. :n.-'rhg Si0ndnrt1's Athens
correspondent says TINT thirty Turkish 0f.
iirers wllu have deserted their own llaR ietl
an audience with tho Greek War Minister.
wlum they ASKED ft'r commissions. They s's.-
serted from the Turkish, srrytrp because tl,ey
are not psts. II t. ater,Al Tint wiA,le batta[-
ions ure ready to desert II their pay should
be Rltnrntitceu.
, 1880-08-24
CLEVELhND'S POPULATION,

hpFFIHt I7sW94t1E % 7 Ht LH1fIEV 1TIHHHt.
CLEVELAND, Aug. M.-0wInG to mistakes
III aao u the districts In tho city Ce,l-
sl.s, Supervisor I1obart deemed 1t necessary
to h;lye It again enumerated, n,N, llus for.
Wnrtletl corrected returns 10 Washington.
giving the pupt,lltlmi VI tile city Mt lux, ,4tH.
, 1880-08-24
IOWA

CE1,An RAplna, ill.,, Aug. .3-A Rcpub-'
I1enn Convention tn iolnitlalo II s]udgc for
The Eighth .Jul|cinl District nlct llerc to-tIay.
I'lleru were eight candidates 1'it ftl ioInlnn-
tIon. aud sixty-six lnlots wrrB tnl1cn, Judge
on thu sIxty-slxlh bnllot.
, 1880-08-24

DECATUR, A1a.. AtE. ga special to tho
C0,s7tcf-.ibM,7.ut' says: "Ge11. Joseph
Wheeler wits today Isulniuatl'tt fnr Congress-
III tho Eighth District. lie Is West Point
clussinnte or Uen. lla,,cDtk.
, 1880-08-24
Suicidal,

NRw Tn1k, Aug. :st-iMlse IIntla,,, nell
rcss Ut tho Thatta Theatre, who Ill Sunday
last attempted to en,nm.s suicide by taklNG
,norphl!Ie, mil WHO WIS discharged th!s aft-
erI,uoM FROM thu Uatisyt,y Hospital, agntn
tnok t!.k'p 1t niorllIl,le tfI!S eyNhin:;. Slit.
Wus returned to tho Hospital. aud II Is
thought Will recover.
, 1880-08-24

BUFFALO, y. T.. Aug. a"-Gcn. Albert ].
Myvr. Chter Ut the Sl3nnl 1tllee. lles In I.
very precrfnns cunllttiull ut The Palace Hotel.
Yllt. announcement Ut h!s death may be cx-
uecteu my moment.
, 1880-08-24

DosroS. Aug. 2*.-rhe Orue,back State
Stuta t Convention ut Worcester Sept. a3.
, 1880-08-24
CHINA.

ST. TErEtlsnt:ists, AUG. D.--A telegram
FROM TIM N,tsslan Agent at 1'akfh states tlatt
tho pending lacal claims have been satislac-
turl1y decided.
E,1ICSU how
was liberated OIL Representations of the Mat-
qttis Of Tsei,g.
, 1880-08-24

porrsy1t.IE, ra., Aug. &.-Tho Demo
crutic Convention tn-tlay reno'rlnated the
Hon. John ": 1syun for Congress.
, 1880-08-24

1tnrhfnrd'a Acid Phosphate In tho restoration
or wuakpaesl cnoruy aud !mpalrrl vitality il
wonderfully Sllcocastul.
, 1880-08-24

~ ;. F!Utn, EhY To, TT.
,DEAM ein; ?,hs l. 70 certify that ,f"us tN9lAy lAy
Chl!s after I'LL other usa'ci'ss bad tass. ss .,unrr
, 1880-08-24
kidney Df4enSe.

= FIFhfI. ChnHphFNN TN, FI.
nEAn aitt: ThI. Is 10 perttfy sllat yuut iSfti4S
ntUUU HrRlIl, hhx dnM0 ftu lflofs Eu0d tnr NiihsY
Cuinpnlnt and }ltnt lscAsa tfsNh amy nehef fnsdi.
ClnH GvGr used. 1t Esto Cuse tRH or IiT children Vt
CAlIix aud HcrDrutn, stAHGhnET E1tI3M.
, 1880-08-24
ILLINOIS,

Dfscase OF lilo Stomach and Liver,
Cntrn, Alex xandef tst. IT. .
nEAE eiit Sunerlnr fos so,.s iimc With lleadsth hs
u .sc ygur EsEfnble INDIAN Htup] SYRUP, Nnlra
rcssHrGI mo to pesfect huai&h Asb AlrenEth.
No. " EIxhttsst. CAAs. SHELBY.
, 1880-08-24

....... ltetylderc. t!bon0Co.. i'll. Frn 4 III.
nEAn Htit: have bcen pssHx ypYr INDIAN Hlt,1D
sfhur fur sale tttna ni!4 WI rFsoy suts,!eI with
the rrsts. IT FuFIrss tia huun. Hrs,ses Lust Ap-
Ititu+ rtrunauus thu NuTses, ttaguatas this btaaI.
nell httd iftIwtts. had ltettycs HhHAu4ali4hl. wnpd
nut " without it, 4k1ts. W WEbrgALt4
, 1880-08-24

4 flttte fellow, turning over tho leAvea of u
AeraI,lnoI;. eHtuu uc!tsA tho vol. knuwn pirsAra
Ut M.tn eh.ukcns Just anL af their shell llo .x-
A.ntnrtl Tile l.!atnfn !lstfsiy. an thon, with II
Ertru. xaEadaol.s l0ok, klnw!y rtn,Ark0a: "11lny
cnme uIt eos tAoy Wtts nfrHIA Of ltoknx boiled
, 1880-08-24

MASsrrE1.p, O., Aug. I.-Col. $. E. Fin1
licall Convention 1t, the Fourteenth District.
, 1880-08-24

NKw Y0tsh, A'lS. Gircas-
stun, fru,n t;'asgow.
GLASGOW, AUG. @1.-"Arrlyed-State Of
GcorHla, fruln NHw l'nrk.
, 1880-08-24

Gentlemen txtrasas"r.tly praise the Cutieurn
Medlclnal sLsl, lux Ev..4.
, 1880-08-24


DEAR SIN: fnt ronr INDIAN Ii1.uuD sfHtp
ttgdJly cures ChilIs ind can recunIu1nli Il ~ The
6nss Hld,enu Ia tho country Tor Khentnn1lsht Enl
Neuralgia. El.l MlTGliELl-
, 1880-08-24

Waterman stattUil, t}u ka,b Cg ~.
DEAN SEtt: Vhs u 10 certify that youc ISnAs
HI.UUt} SYRUP thus cured 1na vt IAn n shn H;c&
It IL yplunbt4 M4iIc1e. AIRS. HOuu'
, 1880-08-24

TeutppGa, EN3aRhHm CO. III.
DEAR st1s: Your great lNniAN GooD HaMGt'ff
tte bGst medicine asn, n.ea for i!aass plsch'e'
recommend u 10 all 'a''1""F's N''''nEE 'isEE srAiLlSGs
, 1880-08-24

Recommends 1t to AL. ,.o ,,l
DEAR EII: hnyg used nnlno Of your T;nInS i
HiUUij siNjr Wlsh b0nenc!Al Issultb and isaa+%If saI
il good MpttgtnH ~ build up tA1 stften kun,IM1
Would Jgculnls.4ud u u all AAdstlnk tF9H PgWttHf WtHf
, 1880-08-24

1kHtA ktMA44s,. - t9,Y
Dus&iprh an, Kankpkue Co.. III. MaY MaYis1,.Isa - iii
nRAN b!t wss tren s1nefot ie1ns '.sna yOuf
n,Ust valuable INDIAN Hj.uop HynuFi mn M4M asa.
much rulIss Cd saad be oadeed EseoMatasna 81 HEH4
(ntn Il NIL ANNA fAA2%%*
, 1880-08-24
f.sy~f fuf1ltptn3nfs

Buextnalsu, KAnkaksy Gu. H.. May y a;s ;s.,l ~.
DHAuNlN rlHaefulf leskafr that 3ouI l4s.t sst4
e6tAted INDIAN Hlpu! Esvn,s 1n'T M a, u,sA
it. G.sf ussd nsdlens mi!h tns n1st ~ s ~
iii truuIIed Win Lfef tops,nt sHa steE;
, 1880-08-24

WuodIand, lruquOIs Cn1 W Hin
DEAN SIR: can say Tint J1n5 lH!thm a. n.iiiss1.
nshs lain In ltIv HuwIes Ant CALLS. nnd car bA's"
SaoQn4laurt Ia usu 10 SUFFERING nnMannt{' urRp.
, 1880-08-24
sunpresssson Of menstruatlons'

nrAmHln, Xy dauehtor wa3 sufferer tina IT," "ppisr
tit dslitcuitY tut than ysa} VIII ~ lid ots
Ment OF tTo thXsiG*nsr,;sens, III asia u mani
atAsf 9sdass e.as, rnsa ~ 4. IL inS;D!Ha Il; no9o
STiiufs and, I0nnlux n!tt your pamR9psss.n ss.nsh sbs
canaht ygnr ts4sks on tls dlseas9 E!n -. nsr -
yuut n,vulctne, aud, 10 tbs toy % ~ IlEItT aaa
tslsnds, Aha WA soon sastnT9a 70 iuHFfntTMtRE
health. JUAN ~ "s"
, 1880-08-24

NEAR EAST SAGINAW, MICH.
spkttat Dtspatth to TAs Chicago Tribune.
EAST SA0lS.Aw, Mich.. Aug. o3.-'rhe res
ltletne 1T Charles Hahn. In the Township or
J}uena VIsa, was burned to-uay. Loss,
~ l,tNO; partially Insured.
, 1880-08-24

=, NcC3ta, Cumberland Co. III.
DEAR Sln: My dnuVhtar hati ChtII$ tur tUlFtaen
Munths. ind lTiad nIi,ost esusythllH. It'll Nth4s}
Ujfprt tntjl ctn.l1IpNecd lh9 ui4 4f yuuf MILAN
NN sf!V ahoss ts!s! cf wtci, cdsssaai11s ~; ;1's
Tssi III uY fni.i,lJ, ni hhvy hnl lse for doe|
sincs llnYu nu yonf nleIc(n1 In my huasa. Mna1d
nut be without H. AIl1 rectltn!cnu ita aa9 II tnSMes
Humanity. ~Kts5AHHAA hAThEH@A'
, 1880-08-24

6EHUNIEI T3V NhEp fV1 NJ, h
DEAH blR. ThIs u 70 Gattiiy thAt your lSptAS,
las cnInplotely cure4 me u D9s!Tisa II ~ oea'
Meqlcln9 1vUf u84d. 1k!HAM II AlLhH'
, 1880-08-24

fot $4,000. Tho los. Of J.. II. Kelly s. Co. Is
estimated Mt S+oo,OoD; insured for about
$.sN}.tND.
'rlr lnss Of Aycr1!l. Russell l. Carpenter Is
s:1t!j, ,0fN: Insured for sTT,,N.
The fhf1nTIng nrr thu !tutllrs nntf l0ssrs or
TIM companies :,s tur ny run ln nhtafi1ru:.
tlo full nr Krlly's house. wl,rll ictl o,tt Into
tho street wittnut wnrillr.g.
, 1880-08-24
,vAr RuIl3 to Itfft

Milford, lroqppls c., ~; ilL;,
DEAR StN. hnys used yonr INDIAN Ha.oW:, r.. ~,
children HI, wis truunla4 With spnsn1s Hill III
ca4es It sIpctcd d conpleta c4:t, ,,,r,, .,tsr28
, 1880-08-24

- J.eMllnt, Cn0R Co. III! .
DEAR SIN: l. tiaro found. bf II Yinu yuur III DIAN
HiUun SYRUP f1t trnI. thnI 1t u all u f. fct0h.
srnd tu 1e, a!,d Rdvlsa unT 1Ha WHO uaf ba - ps
hualth ~ E7a Il \ tEat- Mr.. FltEEA2S.
, 1880-08-24

hnHbt1, f.GRHT LII
nHAN Ntt1+ I hare u1eA y0nr uxcaent lS!llAA
NLUUD HYliuP In my fnru!ly tur Inv imst hyo 5sns
nEu have ntwnya tOuni Il Just ~ eecunlli,snus' u"
wv ''~' Mrs, u, n. uuisKS.
, 1880-08-24

Pontiac, lIyIpRstoH s'UnT1sss' tss1
DEAR Btn: This u 10 certify th*t r. r. iitislD
e.Yaty ~ usnE your EteAt In hSys eesn
ErcatIJ troubled with WoA4nshk t9at u
hlHkex tRu fue 1lta Joaag &1I, Tsn tM1IUITT.
II \ valuable yAlA*t1. AAoAH :. ~
, 1880-08-24
A f1nod Blood Ipuf1fIe1

W1utOEl1: l1ku + 1;j N IA EEi1
DKAK B,n hGss used yoa. sseHt 'Sn! ;iiSda Hn la
HsF, snd Eaks pleasure In EseoaimsndlnR anauSTT, i
, 1880-08-24

niU5 5yHuF has cured NE q Ltn: Dsense, "tSa
nseammaau naa i 70 Iii suffering hlnan!tr
''s'es " " lbblA WlI'T1NGToS
, 1880-08-24
Dyspepsln CnrcU.

1JYHHBVNIH ENfE0s -, y,
plymouth, Hancock TO- "
DEARNt1: / llnvs beoh tr0ubvd WlA n!nG's1s"n"tt H""t
Mid iyptasIa mud Indigestion. And lafs tsSu XIII sUs
aM}u.n1tE "}1ts mns1s - nSdfcsnS friiUNAS THiMBLE
, 1880-08-24

'rlie hss Of Aycr1!l. Russell 4 Carpenter Is
SsI. .0s1: Insured for eT,'W
The fnf1nwIng nrr thu, ltltnrs mt ]nssrs of
the, companies 's !nr ny ea. ln' n''sain.l:, -.
1t Il r1lmur!4l That h11f boy WIS .kltsctl ~
tl.u inll TT KpllyA house. Which fell 0ut Into
tho street witfu,ut wnrnlr.g.
AvE1it.ra Kt'sAtitt. CARPENTER.
Scrt I|,'ts'Aer-s Scrts%e'St" ,;, i M: III.
!rsrtFari f!ts:..:. is ssstsc "
I.o!.ln,i & l.a'1ca- w Hartford Firc.... sMM !tst
if"c. Mcw 9orN. t;"r'an. ;aa" Il iits:
tosnnnrelnl ttni1, - h,lrT............. %.s0
a'"'s. = ae" et New: s" Il eenils!ss $%;
..nrk. y. .,:... .,MI tlcrHftl, Silt!n!u.. 'HM '
New tinmpshrr.. .,E0oi 1nrlnnn. R'ltim'ro :.5&u
I'huntx.uf uru0A- Flretnnn'A, Galtl"
Iym. fixturrA:... :,koo| mare ~: ....,..: 900
cai1mcrcln. of N, ~ l'hGniy, ffnrlf,rti o'Mn '9oo
t.n,,i iss,t,ace ssS s:sS ''' "'
T.. u. Kx1.t.Y + co. toSH AaxScyl.
sts i. H. s'fs s ,. s"f":; '.' sstsx s"s: :'S sS
cpnlulnrei'1 tjnion tUnhtrwrttprs'. tU
oss'S sa Ncw AnsF. snt so Nstfe"1Ys Nosfsr". n Y GU
nrAurnr. At,rS + ,sEon.t tosr AnEScyh
st. 1'nn'. st. rn.t. po rhtns.lx. t<omton., 5000
io:., t~,i,'l"is..... soo ,ion. n............. sooo
, The following iS additional INSURANCE. 9lt
terlnlnr.l. 'fhat on the property of, l.: u.
Kelly II not completed, ns Rely Is IN New
York, where he luis Just placed Sao,0O new
Insurance.
r. II. REILLY co.'s srncK.
New 1a.npahru..S & :s,51o; North lsrttsh & o.n
i:es""s Fses'aa:. i,a,to. !t". New Yorx
l!lt3RU, uGri,,nt,. htE9 1shenfx. fitt1slyn l,d0
FnrrnHlit. 5,ttal lthlnburx, Ut lire. 80.
PeDpe'n.. .,,...... e.tail iisot1 .....::... h,MD
uornn,l. p....,.. L,sNV A!uaxu, tshti.... 10,thD
tnnNNrcnb. ...... ANN, Western: FOro1tf1 h'MM
ffrrinln. llAlt}..s hD00i t1rtrHt, tlnrlInra. hM
LII tnntlAnr,. Purts 5,0u La tMisEc, rNrt4.. hUp
Underwriters, n l,h!rnlx, 1inrtid. :'N 's
rns, G;. ii Suite ~ i'rankilt, s'h!a f
Of leniIsyfyInIn 5,00o| Am. t'iFt., l'hila. 6,0u
t}htHlB Island f1t~ ~. Paul Fire m ,
titranCG f'o...... 6o0[ Mhrncprcv.s'nt A,tap
arrrhnnt's, New ~ -. -
1HH .ss.. HtuNI llfiill ..ss,*.+ FH'"s'oo
TN i. II. Kelly & t'o.'s harn: Franklin, Ut
1'htanl!nlphia, on burn. S':aK); uIt[Hrwrlser's
Of New fprt, IN contents, i,G00; lHefiX
Of Hartford, On contents, 81 ,MSl; Pl.niix OF
nruuktyn, oil harm, $1,000. Total. SS,5oO
THE wRttlttr EsT..TE. ...
Queen. Englnn1.. = 5,U0I l'henfx. tIrGnkly1S 5oo0
Nlnn II ttgturcra, North british &
xi;;s"%i. is; ii.;;i s s% Mercantile =: .e e.e
Unisrwrsters, Of - Total ......... -; .ooo
New York.. h,001l
| RlIERWOt>r lftf.T. nutLnISn-
| Hoya', EI1gln.,tl.. 8 4nnjSprnRcld Firo l. 49,.
| Nnrtll America :. 4ttNi Mnr!ne ........f @t0G0
Mn.shnttAN Fire, f -.--- -
| Philadelphia -. 100OI TOtnt.s..-....$E@,oN0
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05
PACIFIC COAST INTELLIGENCE.

Michael DoIau Shoots Dennis
Hayes-suteide of James Cahfil
-Disfnfecting Chinatown APP
pIication for Habeas Corpus In
the Case of Schroeder.
SAN Francisco, August 4.-This after
noon Dennis HAYES, a milkman, was shot
through the head by Michael Dolan, at the
corner of Haight and Webster streets.
The cause Of the tragedy was a trifing al
tercation over HAYES hitching his horse to
Dolan's fence, during which the latter says
Hayes called him a son Of -. Dolan
was formerly q commission merchant, but
is reported Of late years to have been be-
sotted with drink. He was arrested short
ly after the shooting.
James Cahill this afternoon entered the
residence of Mrs. N. Sheeline. on Bush,
near Polk street, and fired a pistol shot at
her, which glanced harmlessly from a bone
in her corset. He then shot himself
through the head, infiicting a fatal wound.
The cause Of the trouble is unknown. Ca
hill is said to be a brother Of Ed. Cshill,
the stock broker, and of unsound mind.
The work Of disinfecting Chinatown has
been begun by a corps Of seven fumiga-
tors, accompanied by w officers.
On the application Of Rev. DR.. Stebbins,
Justice McKinstry Of the Supreme Court,
has issued q writ of habeas corpus com
mandiDg the Sheriff of Alameda county,
to bring Edward Schroeder before Judge
Evans of the Superior Court, at 10 O'Clock
next Friday morning. The object of the
writ is to have the prisoner admitted to
hail
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woman. Forty Daya Fast.

As the fasting doctor is causing a little
cornmotion just now. perhaps it would not
be embarrassing to your readers to read OF
another case which I think all will think
marvellous, but which I believe to be strict
ly true. though not coming directly under
my own observation.
1t is Of Q woman living in the city Of
Lowell, Mass. from 1885 to 1s45 inclusive.
She was q mill hand. and boarded with 9
married sister. Her health became i'm.
paired; she became nervous and discour.
aged. On arising one morning she in.
formed her sister she had had q vision, had
seen a spirit, and the spirit told her she
must fast forty days in order to regain her
health. Her sister ex~postulsted. and tried
to dissuade her from making the attempt.
But the vision again appeared to her with
the same injunction. She took her bed,
with instructions to her sister not to offer
her q particle Of food during forty days,
as she firmly believed she would come out
all right. The sister who had sole charge
of her, averred that she often moistened
her mouth with part Of q teaspoonful Of
water, but did not use one quart Of water
all told during the whole time. At the
expiration Of the forty days she was in
formed her time was up. She began to
take nourishment and rapidly recovered.
These facts had been related to me by
my wife, who was acquainted with her. In
one Of our summer vacations we Travelled
through the section of country where this
lady then resided. While stopping there
for q few days, I called upon her to learn
more of the particulars Of her case. She
was married, had two children. and was
in the enjoyment Of good health. I after
wards became more well acquainted with
many of her friends, and never heard =
doubt expressed as to the truth OF the
statement that she tasted forty days as I
have related B. +. Bowers, n. D., in D..
Y. Sun.
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THE SILVER

The New York Times, tn leading Re-
publican organ of the East, has the fol-
lowing
The silver dollars continue to accumu-
late in the minis and the people continue
to exhibit an obstinate determination to
have none Of them, though silver bullion
costs more in San Francisco than it does in
Philadelphia. The mint Of the former
city has been throwing off silver coin to
such an extent that there is no further
vault room in which to store it. Applica-
ton is therefore made to transfer two mill
ions Of silver dollars to the East, and as
the transportation of this amount at the
express companies rates would cost $780,
900, it seems obvious that the business Of
minting silver on the Pacific Slope is not
q profitable n
The large margin Of profit left to the
Government on the conversion Of SO cents
worth Of silver bullion into q standard
coin Of the nominal value of q dollar, may
obscure for q time the costly and wasteful
character Of the operations under the sill
yer law. but the moment that the Treasury
finds itself compelled to fall back on its
coin reserve Of silver, and employ that re-
serve in the payment Of all public obliga-
tions, the utter delusive character Of our
silver coinage will become as painfully ap-
parent as the e~xtravagant cost OF the pro-
cess by which it is being accumulated.
Following on the heels of the above
the Times calls upon the Eastern people
to rally to the stand Of Garfield and the
Republican party as the surest means Of
putting an end to the coinage Of silver.
1t points to Garfield's record in Congress
on the silver question, and says that. if
elected, he will "sit down" on the
schemes of the bullion producers of the
West. What have u Republicans
friends in Nevada to say to the attitude
Of the Times and Garfield on a subject Of
such vital Importance to the whole people
Of this State?
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Commercial Agency, over which the Amer.
lean flag was floating, were taken out and
butchered in the street.
The Two sherman Letters.
NEW YoRK, August 4.-The Herald's
Washington special says: The publication
Of General Hancock's letter to General
Sherman. in reply to " letters written
by Sherman in December. 1876, having
failed to fire the Republican heart, there
is now q loud demand for the publication
of the two letters Of Sherman which called
for the Hancock letter. sherman says ne
is not disposed to mix himself in the
Presidential contest. but il the publication
of the two letters referred to will furtner
benefit Hancock, or make more clear MS
letter 10 him. then Hancock has Sherman's
permission to give them out for publica-
tim
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THAT PAVING CONTRACT.

The New York Express agrees with the
Albany Argus regarding Judge Farwell's
decision in the De Golyer contract case.
The Express says
Judge Swayne was reported as denying
that he pronounced o decision in which he
influence in favor Of o company Of pave
Eent manufacturers who were trying to
get Q profitable contract. This report led
the World to make careful investigation Of
the whole subject. The language was not
used by Judge Swayne, who. however, gave
q decision in q quite parallel case. which
was referred to by the lawyers and the
learned Judge as authority in the case in
volving the action OF Mr.. Garfield. Judge
Swayne made a coat which fits Mr.. Gar
fields case as though the latter had been
measured for 1t. He could hardly have
pronounced q more appropriate and fitting
opinion in every respect. had this case been
appealed to the Supreme Court. The facts
40 they have been developed leave Garfield
in Q much worse predicament than was ct
frat supposed. and one from which his
friends will not be able to extricate
him. He stands before the American
people convicted Of selling his official
influence a. Chairman Of the Committee
Appropriations for IS. ZOO. in favor OF Q
patent pavement contract, and this case
40 palpably and VIGOROUSLY contrary
to public policy and the current morality
Of the time that Judge Farwell dismissed Q
case In which II was involved, on that
Judge Swayne made the coat, |
and Judge Farwell put it on Garfeld's
back. And the Republican candidate 10
to wear Il.