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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-23
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WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Committee
-, N;n.s b.s .rrsas m tha endm Of
L.. ou0 $3.50 -ur
iereo " Dia -
the prices OF mineral lands from DO - ~
per acre, and also extending the time for
--r~ sro,, a,s vAsr N sro
-
years Ane sSti"n a ~
locations, as agreed to, Is g. follows; A
mining claim located after the LIST day of
ss,.smhsr 1851 may sonar hur ehsll NOT
- ,,.r "a eao Ia. on .has ;iss
.,s .he same msx he in .nv shaps 80 ,hss
coed 1850 feet. nor aggregate an area 20
exceed fhx; Of the square h~ereinbefors de-
scribed. The ecnon gives to the uiaer
IN area Of about twsnfy-szo acres. bat
dnes not allow him - follow his mineral
beyond his surface boundary lines The
committee Is unanimously IN favor 81
the application Of the commou lxE
! principles 30 al mining locations here
| After made. The members O: the commit
tee dccsars snAf there en- oe no prosperity
n minis -l.eIsas mn ,etlsa aroM nIs
! miner i 4 - h,s s;s4 lin-s .bFrs
~iil be no more litigation aboaf mining
claims thsn mere 1 aooas ASricaisnrA
Thsra 49,, h,sx ,h.,
the steamer CITY Of Nsxico. on which Gen.
Grant Is q passenger. hss been dissbled.
and another that she has been LOST az sea
The ground for these ramors Is that she
has not ben sighted BIZ the uslots. She
xas dne NJ Galveston YESTERDAY. INQUIRY
At the Executive Mansion and sigma. O6ce
fails 10 confrm the umor
Sensational Report
GALVESTON, March 2--It Is believed
that tue runor OF the loss OF the steamer
Ia purely sensational, and it IS argued that
<he mxv have CHANGED her course and put
into New Orleans. a when = gale prevails
from the northwest. i: i impossible for .
vessel 20 enter the port of Galveston. II 1T
is possible for her TO leave her anchorage.
the United States revenue ea'ter Mclean
.in 80 on On cruise o-niotloe ~ IN IN
and ss.S .-,;rs5 on : sn-.;sI r-sip from
San ant.,n I Ia, nqh. "a r,aet Grant
NEW ioRx AArca Zine Ilmes con-
plains OF the Introduction OF sand lot vi:u-
| perasion ana Vulgar sb1se into speeches OF
the s,r;kinv pi.n.Asnxsa-s ves.erd.v opa
sne.ker declaring AT the mas mea.inr tbs,
the m.prf.etursrS ana miserable gang AZ
nIno5-sncs.rs ana r1rs. and snosbsr Who
thongbt ,hera mnst BE- war Ia reIease he
fron ,be;r ,hral5ono rtfrrred n
eont-sctors a via sends snclers ana
| Who have nj. the faelinr az
1
Attempt to Hang an Editor.
DEADwooa March 22.-An attempt was
| made last night 10 assassinate Geo. Stokea,
~ ,he rxs,;,g pr~s nv .Araa ne.,s
rarea os unAnosn scounare,s Ior s9oe-cn-
lntse A,ess hAse oxen mAue-
iss'lo1 snoss hspiIacs ~ el5sn oIs. me
snute gourh1hsnc ilaae1nits- Inc iAa'e1
are waking srsehais-
naase 1'ii-
BUFFALO Aofen 2-'onh Vuihn. aged
% years hAnsed himself ~ 'he ponce sIa-
uun sesser1sy- ne wss ieAoet Oh me re,
nan Insssio1 "a 1912 ana : oap'aIeu
M " &c nanseu' ous 'ne SCI
eAce Va c2'n'auusel % ~ years LmpfiNon-
nr;srn
p.ov,nxxc v.r.h % Tha nanorr.s.
co. r.raae;n !, p,aa. - -.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-23

TIE New Yord World il doing . very
proper thing in urging . union of the vo'
ters in the Democratic ranks in the EN-
pire State, for the benefit of the party
throughout the Union. 1t Is conceded
that the Democrats cannot elect a Presi'
dent this year without carrying New
York, and it il . fixed fact that they can
not carry New York, ~unless. in the sen.
sible language Of the World, "they unite
and pull together" The Democratic
wrangle in the State Is greatly to be de-
plored. and - creating grave apprehen-
lions for the future success Of the party.
The country It large does not = whit
about the unseamly struggle for local su.
premacy in New York What is most
~anxiously looked for just now is such .
settlement Of local differences as win give
the State TO the Democracy in the ap-
preaching contest. The World is on tia
ssight track. Let N have peacel
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-23
THE
CONTEXT.

All accounts agree that there were
wholesale corruption and bribery prae-
ticed in tho Congressional District now
wrongfully represented by Mr.. Wash
burne. Indeed, . very strong cAse ID
made out against Mr.. Washburne him
self. If the House Committee has got
at the truth in the premises, it is appar-
ent that he should be In the penitentiary
instead of occupying another's seat in
Congress. The San Francisco Examiner,
which journal has been watching the tes-
timony closely, has the following in refer
ence to the case +:
"The report of the majority Of the
House Committee on Elections, in the
contested case of Donneily against Wash
burne, for the seat occupied by the latter,
from Minnesota, contains proofs Of two
hundred and ninety-one cases in which
Washburne bribed voters and carried
precincts by corruption The money was
paid directly in hand in Washburn's Office
in the presence Of his brother, Governor
WAshburne, Of Wisconsin. by his agents
or himself. The bribery was bold and
shameless. By it he got the vote on
which he was admitted to the seat in the
House. Yet the Republicans contend
that he should be allowed to remain in it
for the term
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-23

In our local columns will be found .
special dispatch from Virginia City, de-
failing the proceedings of the Democratic
State Central Committee at that place
Yesterday. The deliberations seem to
have besn Harmonious, and, Is wa believe,
for the best interest Of the party. The
idea Of holding two Democratic State
Conventions in Nevada this ysar was very
props vetoed 1t ~ resolved that
n Convention should be clothed with
the power to transact all party business
claiming attention and party action This
idea was advanced by the SKsIIsEL some
weeks sinos. and. Of course. We indorse
it. 1t was the proper thing to do under
the circumstances A very long canvAss
have no terrors for the supporters
of . Just cause. The longer the better,
In fact.
So long - Eureka could not get it, we
are glad the Convention wa located at
WinnemuccA. It il not only centrally
situated and easy Of access. but also en-
joys the distinction Of being located in
one II the most reliably Democratic
counties in the State. Winnsmucca has
ample accommodations, and. We repeat, it
Wa . most proper selection
The meeting Of the State Convention
the Last week in May does not necessarily
imply that the county tickets shall be
placed in the field At 50 early . date. The
Central Committees Of the several counties
of the State VIII be left free to order their
local Conventions at such lime IS they
may desire aud deem sxpsdisnt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-23

The telegraph brings the alarming in
t~sIligsnce that the steamer City of Mex.
leo, on which GeneralGrAnt and party sail
Cd from Mexico for Galveston, is supposed
10 b lost. Dor dispatches are contradic.
tory. and the rsmor may, possibly. be
wholly Sensational. There seems to b
little doubt, however. that the steamer Is
overdue, with NO tidines Of her where
abouts, or the cause Of her detention. A
revenue cutter has been dispatched to
search for the missing vessel. The fact
, that this much heed is given to the rumor
1t Galveston, shows that the gravest ap-
~prehensions are felt for the safety OF the
distinguished party. Further advices
will be awaited with the most painful
anxiety throughout the country.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-23

TIE Hon. John Walker. Of Missouri.
has written . letter. Withdrawing his
name = : candidate for Governor. init
mating that the Democratic managers are
-indispossd 10 give the FIRST place on the
ticket 70 . representative Of the great
agricultural intsrsat, and saying that he
would - unwilling to run - an indie
u.ndnnk
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-23

The New York San i stu busily en-
gagged in fixing up things for the Cincin-
nati C~onvsntion. In . recent issue il
printed . series Of epistles suggesting the
Names II General Hancock, Sanford E
Church, David Davis, Andrew G. Curtin
ard Richard D. Hubbard, not forgetting
IL old ffisnd and fellow citizen. Samuel
J. TSldsn- In the meAntims. while the
lsadsn are trying to arrange matters to
suit thsmselves. the Democratic masses,
Who ars expected to do the voting. are
anxiously looking for . candidate they
en- elect aud who. whom elected. will
insist upon having the place.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-12-23

sign imitation laces in large variety; a
line of fine embroideries, one of the specialties
of the establishment, edgings and insertions
to match, in various widths: embroidery silks, white
and in all the colors and tnts trimming satins
in the latest shades; ruchings of various grades
coral Jet steel and ivory ornaments, and an endless
variety of articles found only in first class house
Among the specialties we note what has never been
brought this city before-a dainty article of linen
and 81 mulls hendkerchiefs of the finest linen plain
and embroidered. and ladies' flannel underwear,
and in coors, embroidered in silk. The show case
i'll the contains elegant variety of the most
laces artstcay arranged over satin OF various
colors. few feet from this is displayed an elegant
white suit of Lonsdale cambria ana tortioh lace
made in the house.
On the right of the entrance is full display of the
ROYAL ST. JOHN, THE NEW WILSON
And other sewing machines. This portion of the
establishment is under the charge of John d. Garri
and belonging to it is large array OF thread.
needles thimbles machine oil and sewing machine
fixtures, and needles for all machines III use in this
section of the country Mr. Garrison is prepared to
reasonable terms, having employed Mr.. Desmond,
lately with the Howe, who is machine adjister and
repairer of fifteen years experience, and who Will
warrant all work. Passing on to the
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT
We find to the right of the hall room elegantly Mt
ted up for ladies' reception room. Noticeable
upon the wall of this room is fine o painting,
.Sunny Hours" by Rosance the apartment is pro-
vded with mirror lounge, chairs etc all of which is
stylish and appropriate To the left of the hall the
cutting room, with appliances for that work and be,
yondthat is the sewing room l2x feet airy ana well
lighted for the business of the seaInstress. This
room is under the management of Miss Jennie
Brown lately of Edinburgh. patent plating ma
chine, with capacity of 1000 yards per day. is one
of the appliances of this room. This firm proposes
to denonst rate the fact that ladies underwear
plain or deliberately trimmed, can be made at home
at prices as reasonable those paid for the same ar
tices imported largely from the east. and at the
same time furnish steady employment and reason.
able wages to large class Of working women and
girls. The principles upon which this establish.
ment is founded are carefully considered and based
upon the necessity for such institution and the
elaborate displayed i'll fitting it up shows that
it has come to stay. The members of the firm give
courteous attention to the wants of their patrons.
and will promptly and carefully hll orders from the
country. An inspection of the goods offered is cor
daily invited
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-12-23

Tie phenomenon of the perforation of
rocks by sand carried on the wind has
been observed in the valley of the Rhone
in France. A very violent wind often
prevails in the neighborhood of Uzes,
and drives large quantities of sand
against a band of quartzose pebbles con-
tanned in q tertiary soil. The pebbles
contain cavities which might be believed
to have been made by human hands, but
which are really produced by the often
renewed friction of the sandy particles
against their surface.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-12-23

TREATMENT OF BREEDING SWINE
Were raising my pigs for pork instead
of for breeders, would feed them some
what differently from what l now do,
and am satisfied they would weigh as
much at six months as they now do at
nine months. But my stock are for
breeders, and ! am quite sure that
course of pushing" with the most
adaptable and richest food,
would injure them for that purpose.
To grow pigs successfully and probably,
requires that they should have a good
appetite, good digestion and strong
assimilating powers, which cannot be
found in any breed without vigorous
health. If pig is kept for II consider
able time in cold, wet, dirty pen, on
bad food and short allowance, until the
character and quality of the secretions
are changed, and the general growth Of
the pig Is checked, that pig will not
make good breeder. BY subsequent
good care and feed, this pig may grow to
be fine-looking hog, and as breeder,
nav not show the check It has received,
but the abuse will be pretty sure to crop
out in its offspring, causing late maturity,
deficiency in size or fattening qualities.
am opposed to allowing pigs to breed
un der eight months. and | much prefer
that they should be 10 or II months old.
To Misunderstanding and too early
breeding may be attributed many of the
ailments, barrenness and want of thrift
to be found in numbers of our swine
herds
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-12-23


ALBA, Iowa, May Is, 1880
To Whom May COacefn
take n great pessuie IN mak'ng me loi'
lowing statement: nave been = I'll .ited with
Il disease of the kidneys FIR the pat two years
and have tried numerous remedies WIN only
partial and temporary relief warmers safe
Kidney and Liver Cure was recommended to
me, and after taking IL the pain and distress
LEFT me, and am to-day feeling strong and
weU | nm perfectly satisfied that Warner
safe Kidney Cure is the medicine needed, and
can cheerfully recommend II to others.
a. W. STAMM.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-12-23
the LADIES' EMPORiUn AND LACE
HOUSE.
A Visit "a the Magnificent Easa bits hment
Of JOhn ID. Garrison T. 90.

Enterprsing business men are not slow to take nd
vantage the rapid increase in wealth and popula
tion OF Portland and the state at large but meet the
demand by careful and adequate supply. The truth
Of this assertion will not be doubted after al inspee-
ton of the establishment OF
JOHN u. GARRISON CO.,
No lc7 Third street. between Morrison and famhill
streets Portland Oregon. This enterprising Arm,
with view to thoroughness and permanence. has
leased the building 25xsO feet at the above location
for term Of years. and has spared neither expense
nor labor In hitting II up for the purpose OF their cx
tensive business At the left Of the entrance IL the
LADIES KNpoHIux.
Under the direct care Of Mrs. NJ. A. winnie Here
hnd elegant variety Of guipure toreion spanish
Chanttlly. Russian, valenclennes, English. thresds
Dutcheas end point lscss, and other varieties,
With their dslicste tracery and elaborate de-
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-12-23
Repentance.

A man who as an overseer before the
war had driven the darkeys with whoop
came to the city yesterday. After taking
two or three drinks, and feeling that pc
culiar muscular growth so we'll known
to men who stand around in spiritual
seance,' the overseer went out on the
street with the swagger of man noted
for voting whole neighborhoods. An
old blind man came walking along. The
oyerseer looked haughtily to one side
and stopped. The old man ran against
him.
"You old villain" exclaimed the over
seer, hooking hand in the old mans
collar, "haven't you got more sense than
to run over white man?"
"Marster, for de Lord, hopes you
'skuse me-"
"Ah, yes, you old rattlesnake; you
thought that would be afraid to tackle
you, eh?"
"Marster, fore the lord, you mus
'skuse me fur de ole man hain't seed q
wink since long afore freedom"
care you blind, old MANI"
eyes, sab; binder den ole Jacob at de
time OBJ his DEATH"
'Give me your hand, ole man. Here,
take this tobacco"
much ohleeged, thankee, sah."
Here, take this pipe. Here's red
handkerchief. Any man that would
choke blind man ought to be stripped.
Here's fifty cents and some more tobacco
Here's lot of flax thread. Take it all,
old man. Here's more tobacco. Is
there anybody in town that you want
whipped?'
'No. sab: not a One."
"If there is, I'll beat him till he feels
like pig with the thumps; you've seen
pigs with the thumps, haven't you?"
eyes, sah.'
"Well, I'll whale him till he has the
thumps. Do you know Of anybody that
can whup me?"
"Why, marster?"
Because, any man that would choke a
blind darkey ought to be whipped.
Hold on, don't gO-there's some more
tobacco. Put this pint bottle in your
pocket. l thought at first that I'd make
my will in your favor, but to save law
yer's fees, I'll give up everything now.
Now, old man, just step back few
yards and butt me into the middle OF the
street"
"Marster, doan wanter hurt We. Use
got powerful hard head"
DO just as l say, old man. Step
back and let drive"
The old man stepped back. bowed his
neck, and with bound struck the over
seer so hard that he stag gered out into
the street and fell. That's all right,
sir. he said to himself, getting up and
walking away. He served you right.
The next time you collar a blind niger
I'll use my influence to have you killed. y
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-12-23
N U~ll, m Y slA'.

Warren's Music House, 90 Morrison street
near the Postotiice Portland, Or, has everything
in the musical line at reasonable prices A large
stock of sheet music, books, pianos, musical mer-
chandise. band and orchestra music always on
hand Mr. Warren buys every thing direct from
Eastern houses and can afford to sell cheaper
than any store in Oregon. Send for catalogue.
Take Warmers sac Kidney and Liver Cure
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-12-23

Gen. Chester A. Arthur has son taller
than himself and twenty-one years old,
and two daughters. He will retain his
place in his law firm in New York City
while Vice President.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-12-23

ARRll, the most prevalent but least understood OF
all diseases. i the Of much needless suffering
and thousands Of premature deaths annually. DIR.
KICK has made this disease life study, having been
great sufferer himself until cured by HIS own Rem
edy. which he has for thirteen years Ia his practice
the three last In Portland br-put To the scNcf.sl
tests with the most satisfactory results He has also
treated several physicians. With this accnmulAtiNe
evidence warranted In saying that no other
preparation for the OF this disease In any OF is
forms will give such universal satisfaction As DIR
KECk'S SURE CURE FOR cArARRI, which you
can get Of your Druggist AT home, or OF DIR NECK OF
Portland Or, at 81 per bottle, six bottles for 80
The Doctor makes n speciality 81 the treatment and
cure 81 chronic diseases, especially Cancer and Dis
peculiar 10 Women. Young men, middle aged or
old men who suffering from the errors and indis
cretons Of YOUTH early decay, loss
u manhood, etc. should consult DIR KICK. Every
thing strictly confidential An proper Questions an
cent stamp and address DR.. JAMES KICK,
No. las First street, Portland OR.
The trade supplied with DIR. KICKS SURE CURE
FOR CATAR11f direct from the Laboratory u
DIR KICK, or from Hodge. Davis 4 Co., Portland
Or, Wholesale nxsntA ma
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-04-25
A LAWYER IN LOVE.

have dincd aud now, tcposinr,
clad In ncglIgd attire,
Quite conicnicd, almost dozIng,
In my armchair by the IRE,
! must think o'er my Grafton
For Tomorrow morn In court;
Smoking aids my cogtation,
Moistcncd by glass Of port.
Let me sea- common Jury,
can work on them I Know,
By storm OF verbal fury,
That shall--ycs, she told me SO;
Told me that she loved me dearly
Meath the nightingaie's sweet song
Gentlemen, tho case is clearly
one Of cruel, heartless wrong.
Damages yon'Il give my client.
Damages what bliss was mine,
As around her figure plant,
She allowed my arm to twinc =
Gentlemen, this tale Of sorrow
Must have filled your hearts with pain,
Hearts that scorn so vilc-to-morrow
I shall see my love again
Gentlemen, the case IL simple;
BY your verdict you will say
Cupid rests within each dImple.
TIN kiss the rogue away.
Love and Law together vieing,
Love has knocked Law In the head.
Hang this stupid speechifying
win think II out In bed.
-trlnsiey's Magazine
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-04-25

Which Is the richest child in the world I
Rothschd. What Is the best reIuedy for the baby =
DIR, Bulls Baby syrup. for II contains opiates and
Is Innocent hut effective. For sale by all druggists
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-04-25
She Jastnuatea.
Rpcklana Courier.

He wasn't voter yet, but he was very,
very rich, and she loved him for hnself alone, al
though sue was several years his senior They sat OF
the sofa beneath the dim religious light OF turned
down kerosene LAMP. and sle was fondling his hand
and had determined that no longer should Ills money
prevent her from scooping him In II tho opportunity
offered. sha saidi (, sTqtlti
He said: "oh. don't know. Quick pieces.
guess. What kind do you 20
She said. boldly: o. Minors. ~
When he went home he had contracted for life.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-04-25
4 Duel by suicide.

N o. TNIuUIIH TT NV iU'h 5UU'
liorels cafe, the Delmonico's of st. Peters
burg, Is rendered still more famous the scene OF
quarrel which arose two years ago between the Duke
Nicholas OF Leuchtenberg and the Prince OF 0lden-
burg, son Of Prince Peter. The quarrel was about
Prince Odenbprg was imprudent enough TO dllude to
Count strogonQif, whose marriage with the Duke =
mother, the Grand Duchess Mary Wien she became
widow, had not pup an end 70 the scandals created
by her before. The Duke OF Ieuchtenberg took up
the defense 81 his mothers name aud as duel bp-
tween two members OF the Imperial family was out u
the question, they drew lots TO dpternno Which
should commit suicide. The Prince Of odenburg
lost and within twenty -four hours II was announced
that he had died from malignant attack Of cholera.
The Emperor did not allow post.morien examina-
ton TO DO made an the truth Of tho whole affair Il
only now being tardily cleared up.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-04-25
financial.
ThOs.J.FiSher Go.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AUCTIoNEERS,
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Price, s7, 800 Now under rent to an excellent tenant
!" s"VV Jul """"''
Iare ELEVENTH STREET NJ w.
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rooms and all modern improvements. Price 1900.
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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-04-25

Best Facilities for Private and
Public Sales. Property Managed
for Nom Residents. Rents Collected
H.d Houses Rented. Money ~
aCays On Hand, to LOam at LOWesi
Market Rates. AL business
Promptly, Efficiently attended 10.
Correspondence Solicited. L Refer
to all the Leading Business Men
of WdshiHDtOn.