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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-29

THE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
l. American Labor Union will be held at
Armory Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING Of
each week. Any person desiring information
in regard to the Union, can obtain the same by
applying to the Secretary, at Armory Hail. be-
tween the hours of 2 and o'clock p. NJ, daily
A. @. BISHOP, President.
A. NJ. CAMPBELL, Secretary. apl7.n
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.
Furnished Rooms to Let.
House for Sale.

DRIcK HOUSE ON MOB HILL FOR SALE
Id south Of water-tank; two rooms, wood
shed and water. Apply to the z. / Q. Lumber
Company.
Eureka, January u, 1880, Janis If
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JUST OPENEDi

The Photo Art Gallery.
Next to Wells. Fargo b Co.'s Express once,
with the lowest prices in Nevada:
Cabinets, per dog. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Cameo Cabinets, per dog. oz..................0 90
Large pictures from small cards, speciality.
feb6 tt w. w. BROOKS, Artist.
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RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity Of Tanks. 400, 600 Gallons.
ALL NOW FULL.

vxTATEn WILL BE FURNISHED IN RUBY
w Hill, In any desired quantities. ~ all
seasons Of the year, st . uniform rate. and
source. Water delived twice daily TO private
families, miners cabins, saloons, etc. Tickets
ranging from 6h to 50 cents apiece. will be
sold af the Once Of the Company, on Ruby
Hill. W. B. HARRUB, Proprietor.
T. W. PEARSON, superintendent.
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SmOkel Ftre9y
Sound the alarm Joe. of the GOLDEN RULE
STORE, is selling cigars at for IS cents. that
cannot be bought for less than twice the money
in any other store In Eureka
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TO r. Il N T

A NEW HOUSE. OF THREE ROOMS, -
"A situated next to the residence Of G::
Matt. Kyle. Mob Hill. Apply on the premises.
Eureka, July 20, 1879. jy30-h
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PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS,
Very Moderate Grant BoOm-The Republican
Stats Convention .Instructs for Him,
bat by Small Majority.

Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. 4.-The Republican
State convention met here at noon to-day,
and organized by the election of Hon. Rus
sell Everett as temporary Chairman.
After the transaction OF the usual
routine business, Senator Herr offered
resolution that delegates to the National Re-
publican convention at Chicago be instructed
to support for President the nomination of
General u. s. Grant and vote as a unit on
all questions that may come before the con-
vention.
Mr.. Stone offered an amendment, re-affirm-
ing the resolutions against third term,
adopted by the Republican State convention
in 1876.
After considerable debate, in which large
number of delegates opposed Senator Herr's
resolution and favored Blaine, Mr.. Stone, of
Crawford, moved to amend Hers resolution
by striking out the name Of Grant and in
serting that of Blaine. The motion was lost
--154 to 90.
The question then required on Hers reso-
luton to instruct delegates to support Grant.
Yeas, 1873 nays, 1lS.
The second part of the resolution instruct
ing delegates to vote as unit was adopted by
a viva voce vote. The Pennsylvania delega-
ton will therefore support Grant at Chicago
next June.
THE PLATFORM.
The platform adopted by the Republican
State convention congratulates the country
on the result of the Republican financial pol
icies; deprecates further financial legisla-
ton at present; favors the protractive tariff
and aflirms the general principles
of the Republican party with
regard to national questions.
NOMINATIONS.
The Republican State convention this
evening nominated an Auditor General and
Justice of the Supreme court, and after the
adoption of the report of the committee and
the appointment of delegates to tho Chicago
and presidential electors, ad-
journed sine die.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS
DiraGeciel Russian Army oalcHy--Iroi for Amer.
icl- Fatal Railroad Collision Russian
Army to DO mGomed-
Miscellaneous,

London, Fob, "A Vienna dispatch SAWS
trustworthy accounts represent the internal
condition Of Russia M becoming daily more
critical, A number Of officers, high IN com.
mand, have become dsailectcd, while those
who were not promoted after tho late war
with Turkey have, without exception,
Joined the revolutionsts,
GLADsToNE's ATTACK on TuE GOVERNMENT.
AT meeting Of the Liberals In Liverpool,
who support the canddature of Lord Ramsey,
oldest son of tho earl Of Dalhouscr, for the
House of Commons, n loltor was road
from Mr. Gladstone violently attacking
the government. A letter was nleo
read from Lord Harrington, Lib.
eral leader IN tho House Of Commons, stating
that though be could not have given a prom,
iiso TO the Home Rulers similar to those given
by Lord Ramsey, the latter has tho warmest
support of the Liberal leaders.
OBITUARY.
The Right Hon. Sir George Hamilton Sey-
mour, n retired diplomOtist, and Rev. Horny
Monle, u prominent phianthropst and clor.
81 man, and still more prominent suniarian,
discoverer of tho dry earth system, are dead.
THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
The ST. Petersburg Galos, commenting on
Count Won Molkes recent remarks with re-
gard togenoral disarmament, says Russia can
not remain inactive in the face of tho arma-
ment of the rest Of Europe, but will increase
her army.
DEMAND FOR IRON.
The Pail Mall Gazette snys that the Amer
lean demand for iron is causing unprecedented
activity in Great Britain. Four vessels
loaded with over FIVE thousand tons of pig
iron rails sailed from Leith for New York
to-day and thirteen vessels are ut present
chartered to load iron for American ports.
LIFE SENATOR.
Paris, Feb. 4,--It is expected that Dr. Paul
Broca will be elected life Senator by ma
jority of nine in place of Count Demonta-
liyel, deceased.
FATAL RAILWAY COLLISION.
By railway collision at Argenteril, in the
district of the Siene, ell Disc, seven persons
were killed and twenty wounded.
The accident causes much excitement all
day because many Of the occupants of the
wrecked train were well-llnown city men who
were returning home. Twenty-Five persons
were seriously and many others slightly in
jured. They were mostly conveyed to neigh.
boring houses, hence there is difficulty in
asccrtaining the exact number of victims
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A WHOLE FAMILY MURDERED.

Lancon, Ont, Feb. 4.-About II o'clock
last night, a party of men with blackened
and masked faces entered the dwelling ofthe
somewhat notorious Donnely family and
murdered the father, mother one son and q
niece. A small boy named Conner took ref
uge under the bed and escaped unhurt. The
party then set fire TO the house, which, to-
gether with the bodies of the murdered in.
mates, was totally consumed. Another son
residing about three miles from the home
stead was called to his door about the same
hour and shot dead. The township is wild
with excitement.
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In ia support, The morning hour having
expired tho bin went over without action,
The House then went into tho committee
Of tho whole, considered and passed tho
Joint msolullon approprlallng 100000 70
enable the United States Fish Commissioner
10 represent the United States nj the lnlerna-
llonNl Fishery exhibition, nj Berlin, Ger.
many next April,
Tie House then resumed debate on the re-
vision OF tho rules, and aner rejecting tho
amendment to rule four giving tho Commit.
tee on Postoflces and Poslroada control
over the poftoilloc appropriation bill aud
the amendment authorizing that committee
10 report said hill Cor reference 10 tho Appro.
prailons committee, adjourned,
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BOY KILLED.

Special Dispatch to the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 4.
A boy nine years old, named Ernest Col
ton, while playing about a water-wheel at
Nixon's iron foundry, was caught, carried
down and crushed in such manner that he
died this morning.
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BARGAIN WEEK.
Important TO the Strangers and Their
Families Visiting Dallas:

We have made the present week one of bargains
the week in which to offer the best bargains ofth
whole year. We have been induced to make it such
by the fact that great many influential citizens and
their families from distant portions of the State to be
in Dalas-Citizens with whom we would gladly estab
businessreatons andto this end woudmake their
presence here the occasion ofcordaly inviting them to
visit our store and thereby ascertain for themselves the
truth of our claim; namely, that and do sell
goods at less prices and Of better quality than any
other house in Texas and that stock is at all sea-
sons up to the requirements Of the most exacng demand
for quality and variety in word that goods are
carefully selected look WE'LL well and give general
satisfaction We have one other reason for inviting
them individually and collectively to visit our store
We have perfected systea Of selling goods to parties
at distance, which we believe needs only to be exam
ned to be appreciated and which believe also to be
to the advantage of distant buyers examine on their
account. We send samples of everything in stock,
at request Prices are always uniform, and we have
placed this branch of business under the personal
supervision of thoroughly capable person with in
structon to strain his best efforts to insure general sat-
isfacton This department of our business we would
gladly explain in detail to anyone, whether they con-
template buying anything OF not We extend the in
vitaon to all customers we'll strangers and of
course share in the general benefit oflow prices for this
BARGAIN WEEK. We are brief in referring to
our customers, because assume that they already
know usage in business All are notified, how
ever that in visiting store they do not incur any OBJ
legation to purchase, and that their inquiries are as
promptly and cheerully answered as those of the most
favored buyers. SANGER BROS.
We have marked down all lines goods average least
20 cent this wek The of great number
OF influential citizens and their families in Dallas continued clear
ing SALE ~
We are also first in the field with entirely new line of
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A BLAINE BOOM.

Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. A caucus of
Blaine delegates was held last night at
which los votes were cast in. his interest.
Afterwards census of all the delegates, by a
vote of 1913 TO ITO, decided that
the convention should to-day select
delegates 10 the National convention.
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MAN AND WIFE BADLY BEATEN.

Lawrence, Kansas, Feb. AIN family
affray to-day between man named Samuel
G.. Holmes and man named Bronfield and
wife, the two latter were so severely beaten
that they will probably die. Holmes was
arrested.
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GENERAL MBIes IN SAN ANTONIO.

Special Dispatch to the Herald.
SAN. ANTONIO, Feb. 4.
Quartermaster General Meigs arrived here
to-day on tour of inspection. He is ac-
companied by his daughter
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MIRcANTIIB:AeBNCY LITIGATION.

Milwaukee, Feb. 1.-The Supreme court
of Wisconsin at Madison yesterday decided
that mercantile agency, such as that Of
Dun & Co., cannot be compelled to disclose
the name of its correspondent
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XLVITH CONGRESS-SEOOND SEES.
SION.

SION.
SENATE--Mr. Wallace presented petition
of sundry seamen, masters and vessel-owners
of Philadelphia, against any change in the
shipping act of June 9TH.
Mr.. Maxey from the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs, reported bill authorizing the
Secretary of War to acquire for the United
States the title to the land upon which Fort
Stockton, Texas is located Placed on the
calendar.
Mr. Anthony from the Committee on
Naval Affairs reported bill for the relief of
Medical Director Jno. T. Hornlegh of the
United States navy. He also, from the same
committee, reported tworably upon the bill
regulating the rank and pay of certain marine
officers in the United States service Placed
on the calendar
On motion Of Mr.. Maxey the Senate took
up the Senate bill for the relief of Edward
Brandon and j. w. Angus. 1t directs the
Secretary of the Treasury to pay Brandon
and Angus Sl2,548, for extra labor and ma
terials expended in the construction of a
Quartermaster's supply depot at San Anto-
MO, Texas.
Mr.. Conkling moved that the bill be
amended and referred to the Court of Claims,
where he thought it properly belonged.
Mr.. Maxev defended the bill and said there
was no reason why ii should go to the Court
of Claims. After considerable debate Mr..
Conkling's az endment, striking out all ex-
cept the enacting clause and referring Braden
and Angus claim to the Court of Claims,
was adopted, and the bill thus amended was
passed.
The Senate then took up and passed the
bill authorizing conversion of gold banks,
as amended by the Finance committee.
On motion of Mr.. johnson, the Senate
took up and passed. as amended in tho COM
mite, the bill authorizing the Secretary of
the Treasury to have constructed ct Danville
Virginia, building for the accommodation
Of the United States courts, post-ofIice, reve-
nue. offices, etc., at cost not to exceed
$4,000.
Mr.. Morgan submitted resolution
providing. for the printing of
ten thousand additional copies of the
report of Prof Riley on the cotton worm.
Adopted.
Mr.. Hereford introduced bill to repeal
the act of July 4th, 1864, with reference to
war claims Of loyal citizens and providing for
the reference of all such claims to the United
States district courts, with directions to re-
port their judgments to Congress. Re-
ferred.
Mr.. Call introduced bill for the improve
ment of st. Johns river, Florida, at Valosvie
bar. Referred.
Adjourned.
HoUsE.--After transacting some miscel-
laneous business the House resumed consid- |
Grafton of the bill reported yesterday from
the Judiciary committee amending certain |
sections Of the act determining the jurisdic-
ton of the United States Circuit courts and |
the removal of causes from State
to Federal courts.
Mr. Culberson,' of Texas, explained the
provisions of the bill, and Mr.. Wellborn, Of
Texas, and Mr.. Willets, of Michigan, spoke
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CHARLESTON RACES.

Charleston, s. c., Feb 4.-Thc Charleston
races opened to-day on the Washington
course. The attendance was unusually
large, the weather beautiful, and the track in
excellent condition.
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PRODUCE BANK OF NEW YORK.

New York, Feb. 4-There are rumors that
the Produce bank, of this city, is in trouble.
Matters are quiet there, however, to-day, and
the bank officials are reticent.
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pecial Dispatch to The Herald.
MORE GOLD DISCOVERED IN COLORADO.

Denver, COL, Feb. 4.--Gold has been dis
covered near the mouth of the canon of the
Platte, twenty miles west of Denver. The
specimens of ore assay $21,199 per ton.
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LN0R SALE--A small place, one mile from
A. Dallas, suitable for gardening or dairy,
Will sell cncapi Tor furlhe In formation inquire
of I'D, culmor, Live Oak street, opposite lIricR
College iebi lw
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LNOR SALE - Three handsome residences
Il corner Live Oak and Pearl streets both
large shady yards, gravel walks supplied with
water from water works Each with an UNI
foreground cistern and out-houses One-third
cash, the remainder at 10 per cent. on time, TO
suit purchaser, or will sell for moRtaly INSTALL
ments. Entire am cunt pay able In three years.
A good opportunity for married men with
moderare income to rave rent and secure
homes. Apply TO Hughes Bros, janlldtf
INoR SALE - Elegant Residence for sale =
~ One of the most desirabe e, commndious
and comfortable in Dallas or vicinity. In
quire at Editorial rooms, herald and Com
mercial Office. jansdtf
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FROM BRENNAN.

Meeting Of tho Democratic Convention of the
Twentieth Senatorial District-Nomina-
ten for Senator.
Special Dispatch to The Herald.
BRENNAN, Feb. 4.-The Democratic
convention for the Twelfth Senatorial dis
trict met here to-day and nominated Captain
Martin NJ Kinney, of Austin county, for
the Senate. The convention was harmo-
NOUS,
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NOR sALE- Lots sale = Eight lots. Ave
y on ELM street, enst sycamore, and three
Others, extending back 10 Pacific avenue, with
good cottage house, and q beautiful grove on
same. Inquire of j. Browning, 1887 Elm ut.
ianlBllm
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EOR REM II.

THOR RENTEOn the Irsf of S o6rnorS 6rIcF
4 store, No. 1871 elm street. Apply to
Hughes Bros. janiidtf
ENOk RENT-~A house with fourteen rooms,
IL suitable for business anu residence, cen
trally located. If not rented will sell Apply
1852 Main street. janl4dlmo
LSOR BENT-si ore room, No. Sl4 Elm street,
IL next to Holloway, IL l-2x90 feet. Apply
to j. Browning, 1857 Elm street. ianl3di m
ENOR RENT = The most comfortable aud ac-
l. commodating furnished rooms for rent,
at 1922 Main street. Parties desiring to invest
in city property at bargain for cash, apply
at 1852 Main street. ian7dIm
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LNOH SALE-One Of the best built residences
~ In Tho city, on Ervay street. containing
i've bedrooms, sitting room aud (Parlor.
spleadid inlsh), dining room, pantry, kitchen
tern Sc'. md ali new and OF bost i md lates,
style of architecture. Lot l3iXlsi feel, ten foot
alley IN rear, For particulars inquire OF q.
". Keller. fehldlt
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WASHINGTON.
RELIEF FOR BBANDEN AND ANGUS.
Mt oulOeuon'G Bill Regulating tho Removal Of
Causes from State to Federal oourit-
Tho Horon'horgan oass-PrCtSbility
That gologgwl 10 0ustel, Etc,

washington, ~ W. hcD, a,--Ihh House
Banking aud Currency Committee, NJ IN
meeting this morning authorized Representn-
tive Davis 10 report back to the House with h
favorable recommendation, n bill intro
dnced by Representative Davis, Of South
Carolina, authorizing National banks 10 MAKE
loans upon mortgages on real estate,
moDGETT BEHIND.
II is reported that Thomas s, Blodgeit, n
son Of Foster Blodgett, formerly Governor.
Of Georgia, Is In trouble with the Treasury
department about his accounts rs Collector
nj 81, Mays, Georgia, llo Is charged with
taking Illegal fees and with other irregularl-
uw.
THE hoRroH'MoRGAN oAsE.
The Grand Jury to-day examined several
witnesses In the case of Lucy h. Horton,
charged with assault with intont TO kill John
ii. Morgan, on Now Years day.
MAJOR RESo's CASE.
The President has thcpapers in the case Of
Major Reno before him and will act on them
NJ nm oarly day. II Is understood that he
will approve the finding of the court martial
which sentenced Major Reno to bo dismissed
from the service.
CABINET MEETING.
There were no combinations or Iolections
by tho Senate to-day. Tho entire executive
session was devoted 10 the discussion of lohn
M. Morton's nomination rs Collector OF in.
ternal revenue for tho First district of Cali
iorna. No decision was reached.
NATIONAL BANKS.
Tho bill of Representative O'Connor, Of
South Carolina, which the House Banking
and Currency committee, agreed to-day to
report iavorably TO tho House, allows all
National Banking associations TO make loans
to the extent Of one-fourth of their capital
and n surplus upon rcal-cstate mortgages,
subject to such conditions rs may be imposed
by directors or by the law of the respective
banks.
AGRICULTURAL.
The House Committee on Agriculture
agreed to-day TO report favorably Ola the
agriculture bill prepared by Mr.. Aiken, of
South Carolina, rs substitute for Muldraw's
bill making the Department Of Agriculture
an executive department
spoFFoRD-KELLoGa CASE.
The taking Of testimony in the Spoiford.
Kellogg case has been completed, and coun-
'el will submit their briefs next Monday.
The committee will report their conclusion
% the Senate week sitter next. Tho majority
'eport, signed by all Democratic members of
he committee, will, it is said, recommend
he BUSTING of Kellogg and seating Of Spot
ord. The Republicans will submit the mi
,ority report maintaining Kellogg's right to
lis scat.
POSTAGE MATTERS.
The Postal Star route investigation was re-
umcd to-day, the witnesses under examina-
ion being John A. WEIGH, the present con-
ractor OF the Santa Fe and Prescott route.
WEIGHS testimony was very spicy and
end ed to show that the Star route contract
, by no means n bonanza.
AND DILLON INTERVIEW THE PRES
IDENT.
Messrs. Parnel and Dillon had an inter
lew vii tn President Hayes this afternoon.
he President expressed sympathy with the
IRISH people in their distress.
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PHYSICIAN.

DHYSlCIAN AND suRGEON-DR, NOR
L TON. Office, in first national bank bald.
Ing. Residence, Corner Saniacinto and
HARDWOOD streets. nov97 dtf
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TO PRIN n'ERS.

TO PRIN GERS.
TITO PRINTERS-Four imposing stones for
A. sale. Apply to this ONCE.
ITO PRlNTERS-l0O fonts of secondhand
Il display and card type in cases and tied
up, for sale. Apply to this cnico.
ITO PRINTERS-For SALE a bed and roller
j platen proof press, cheap. Apply to this
otllce.
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NOR SALE-Ths Abney farm, situated on the
y Decatur road, o miles W st OF Denton,
Denton county, Texas, This tract IL l. 100 acres
black sandy prairie, with 500 acres in culu-
wilton, neat framed tenant houses, good res-
ldence Of rooms, with n hall and pantry; good
barn and plenty of water. For sale rs whole
or In any sized lots. Address r. W. Abney,
Abney 'sFarm T.. o., Denton Co., Texas.
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II Is reported that Thomas s. Blodgett, n
son Of Foster Blodgett, formerly Governors
Of Georgia, Is In trouble with the Treasury
department about his accounts rs Collector
ut 81. Mays, Georgia, He Is charged with
taking Illegal fees and with other irregular-