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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

Some time last fall George Hill, a former
resident of Eureka, killed one Thomas
Smith, at Elko. Hill gave himself up, and
was indicted for manslaughter. His trial
came on last Saturday, and continued
through that day and up to 8 p. NJ. on Mon
day, when the case was given to the jury.
]. r. Rand and District Attorney Dorsey
appeared for the State, and W. W. Bishop
and r. r. Bigelow for the defense. The
jury remained out until noon yesterday,
when they came in and stated that it was
impossible for them to agree upon q
verdict. The jury is understood to have
stood 8 for acquittal to 8 for conviction,
The jury was thereupon discharged, and
the case continued for the term. 1t il
quite likely that the further prosecution Of
the case will be dropped. Judge Bishop
returns to Eureka tonight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10
Narthern White pine.

The Ward Reflex has this to say Of the
northern portion Of White Pine county:
From DR.. Brooks. who returned last
week from the northern part of the county,
we learn that considerable attention has
been attracted TO that section from the East,
no less than fifteen mines having been ex-
smined with q view to purchasing. The
same parties propose erecting q furnace at
Muncey Greek rs soon as the weather will
permit. Eight men are at present at work
at Ruby Hill, and . strike OF considerable
importance has been made in the Lookout
OF that district. The Doctor brought in
some specimens from the Sadie L. located
in Silver Canyon, several Of which were
placed in a forge. and are literally covered
with gtobules OF silver. The Sadie L has
been sunk SO feet, and shows . strong vein
OF ore.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

The Gold Hill News abuses Major Dennis
in this outrageous manner:
John Dennis. Of the Tuscarora Times
Review, went to San Francisco a few weeks
ago on a visit. When he got ready to re-
turn he found he only had S23 left, and
that was not enough to pay his way home,
he put it in Lady Bryan, and lost it. Since
then he has been walking home over the
railroad, sparring his meals with perfect
facility along the road. He is now in Eiko,
serving on trial juries, and giving private
theatricals. and working all sorts Of roots
to raise the capital to pay his stage fare to
T~uscarora." Frank Cleveland infroms us
that the Major beat a straight flush" for
q Base range visitor at Rko, last Friday,
and Immediately left by private conveyance
for the scenes Of his former triumphs at
Tuscarora. We shall now expect the Times
Review to resume its old place as the lead
ing religions and family journal in the
northern portion Of Elko.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

a Bureau Organized In New Yor1
to Furnish "POints.,

4 Bureau Organized In New York
to Furnish "Points."
The American Bureau Of Mining Inform
alton is the name Of q high-sounding insti-
triton. organized in New York, to supply
operators with the latest reliable news from
the mines throughout the country. The
headquarters Of the pointers" will be at
No. 80. Room GA, Broad street. The con-
Germ is to be in full blast and ready for
business April 1st-a very appropriate day
for the inaugural ceremonies. The follow
ing a clipped from an exchange shows
the drift Of the business ,
Daily Telegraphic Cipher communities
ton with the Comstock. Leadville, Bodie,
Eureka. Silver Cliff and other leading dis
tricts; reports obtained on mining proper
ties throughout the country by competent
and trustworthy experts, per telegram or
mail. For terms call at the Office or send
for circular. j. e. BLOOM.
Refer by permission to j. H. W. Selig-
man d Co., N. "; N. Y. Agency Nevada
Bank Of California; Barker Bros. d Co.,
Philadelphie; ~Seasongood Sons L Co., Gin
%cinnati; Anglo-C California Bank, San Fran
cisco.
N. B.-Important information now on
hand Of recent developments in Eureka,
Bodie and Leadville districts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

Scraps from the Note.boek u she
sensiners Reporter.
Tybo shipped $4,000 in bullion las,
month.
Frank Cleveland contemplates remaining
In Eureka.
Two furnaces running at the Eureka Con.
ct present.
Furnace No. 4, at the Eureka Con-, is be-
ing cut out.
Work on Mr.. vorberg's new building ia
being pushed rapidly.
An exodus is about to take place from
Typo to Candelaria.
The mail service between Belmont and
Austin has been reduced to weekly trips.
A notice OF importance to Foresters will
be foundu under the head OF New To-day"
The Ruby Hill Centennial Guards yester-
day received from the State 80 stand Of
arms.
Interest in the success Of the Musical
Union does not flag. Meetings are well at
tended.
The Presbyterian congregation elects
Trustees for the ensuing year tomorrow
evening.
The Photograph" is q new copying proc
ess, and Smith d Molinelli have been sp-
pointed agents.
1t is possible that the Rev. Mr.. Gallagher
may deliver his lecture on Mormonism"
in Eurek a shortly.
Mrs. J. E. Duff went down to Palisade
yesterday, to meet her little daughter, re-
turning from California.
Jimmy Shay, Of the Excelsior chop stand,
was yesterday in receipt Of . lot ohine
Eastern corn-pork sausage.
Mrs. Judge Riyes returned from Elko by
last nights train. The Judge will be de.
tanned ut Elko the balance OF the week.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10
pIrnY poLIrlcAL

The Chicago Times says it is not impos-
sible that Garfield has to-day more chance
Of a Presidential nomination than John
Sherman.
The reverses Of the Republican party be-
gan with Grants second term; its ruin, the
Indianapolis News declares, will begin with
the attempt to give him a third term.
The success Of the third term scheme a,
Chicago will mean, the Inquirer, Radical,
asserts. a defensive campaign for the Re.
publican party, and the first Of the kind in
its history.
There is but one course, the Utica Obser-
yer thinks, open to Republicans who hon
estly desire to defeat the third term plot.
They must cooperate with the Democrats
to crush out Grantism.
There appears to be a disposition, the
Philadelphia Times asserts, with the ma
chine people in New York to hiss George
William Curtis and his twenty thousand or
so scratchers out Of the Republican party.
The scratchers can stand this.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

French Fabrics for Fashionable
Feminincs,

Feminines,
Notwithstanding the prevailing dull times
the SENTINEL Yves . duty to its lady read
ers which it cannot ignore. The latest
styles must be presented whether there Is a
dollar in the locker or not. The following
notes are from a fashion journal for March:
The spring wrappings in preparation are,
1t must be admitted, sacques, merely out
lining the back, or else tight-fitting like
jackets, and with sleeves neither wide nor
narrow. These sacques will be made chief
ly Of fancy goods, wool and silk, with fig
ures on an ecru or sable ground.
A great deal Of embroidery is worn, both
in several colors and in several shades Of
one color. These embroideries are made
Of silk, mixed with chenille, and OF black
jet, the latter for black dresses.
Heliotrope is the new color to be intro
duced in spring silks, grenadines and wool
goods. 1t is defined as a false purple by
the merchants, and is precisely the rose
purple seen in the ne~wly-blown heliotrope.
Green shades, such as bronze, olive, and
the darkest bottle green. will be much used
in combinations with figures and stuffs.
Albatross cloth is the dealers name for
Q soft, fine quality Of French bunting,
which is largely imported this year in the
new colors just described; the surface is
smooth. that is, not twilled, and the quality
is lighter than the fabric formerly called
mousseline de laine; it is shown in pale
blue, heliotrope and coachman's drab, to
be made over skirts of black, purple, or
seal brown velvet.
Diagonal cloths, neither too heavy nor too
light for summer suits, are principally seen
in the new livery shades. and will be made
up in the simplest manner. Checked cloths
Of light quality initiate the English home
spuns in their peculiar colors, but have oc-
c~asional silk threads Of red, gold, pale blue,
or green, TO enliven the somber olive and
seal shades used in the checks; these
will be chosen for summer travelling dress
e..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

Mr.. F. F. Hip. Of Hip Brothers, the
prominent mercantile firm Of Ward, ar
rived here yesterday en- route for the East.
He goes to Cincinnati, the home Of his
youth, and expects to be absent until July
LIST. Mr.. Hip is not in the best Of health,
and thinks the trip may be beneficial to
him. Inasmuch as his visit to Cincinnati
will extend beyond the meeting Of the Ma
tional Democratic Convention. and Mr..
Hip being a staunch Democrat, it might
be well to select him as one Of our dele
gates. The SENTINEL wishes Mr.. Hip q
pleasant visit to his old home and friends.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

BY reference to the advertisement OF
Wells, Fargo L Co., under the head Of
New To-day" it will be seen that the
company will hereafter open and close their
Office by Ed. Wilhelm's regulator. Paxton
A Co. and the Postofice will be run by the
same time, and all other business houses
should conform to the same time, and
thereby save q good deal Of troub ! with
regard to q conflict Of time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10
The Case Of Lopez.

Jose Lopez, convicted at Elko of murder,
was Grraigned on Monday for sentence.
His counsel. H. c. Street, gave notice that
he would move for a new trial, and SEN
tence was postponed until tomorrow
morning. There can hardly be a question
that Lopez must swing. Officer simpson.
who trailed him so persistently ~lastfall, made
q vow that in case he was captured and hung
that he Simpson, would be on hand to
witness the show. 1t looks now as though
he would have to make another trip to
Elko.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10
4.s0 r. n.

Could 4 Curry, 5kb; Savage, 81 b ~ .;
yalia lbs; Bullion, 4SOb 1904; Potosi. 42Ob;
ohoilar, 5fb; Belcher, 10hs: Sierra Ne
,adA, 22es; Orc, lib; Utah. lis; Grown
Point, sS0s: Hale 4 Norcross, 6b Cha;
Union, STAB 37ta; Mexican, 16k b 1871
Dest a Belcher, 10hb; Scorpion. Sob;
enion' s74s 37ab 38a; Sierra Nevada,
nas' Benton, 220b; Ophir, f7kb lsa;
ne,sidere, 2s5b; Bullion. 4sOs; California.
S1o; Caledonia. ll5b Ia .; Yellow Jacket.
uuto; Mexican. 1915; Union, 3Ss Ssh; Bull
pOl, ssus; E~xchequer, S20b 3hs; South
0aiwef' iSOb ls5a; Alpha. 7hb.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

This North Main street eating establish
ment has been leased by Mr.. and Mrs. ].
8. Allen. Al providers Mr.. and MRS. Al
len have no superiors in Eastern Nevada.
Their tables are always furnished with the
very best the market affords. For . hrst-
class meal, and home like treatment, try
the St. Louis Bakery.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

Says the Ward Reflex F. F. Thomas, an
old resident Of this place, has returned to
Robinson and commenced work on the
Robinson Copper Mining and Smelling
Company's property at that place. A. R.
Watson has taken o contract to extract ore
from the mine Of the company, aud the
furnace will be started as soon ~ 800 ton
OF ore are taken put. Mr.. Thomas will
aim to keep at least 800 tons ahead OF the
furnace.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

Uncle Dave Mannheim and Alexander
Beatty arrived from TEN Pahute yesterday
afternoon. They report that the Wyan-
dotte Company. of TEN Pahute, expect to
start up work about the first OF next month.
They say the weather has been fine down
there, and that there has been but little
snow this winter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

Mr.. J. 3. Allen lately had some samples
Of ore assayed from his mine in x I Dis
trict, which showed . value Of $780, s4o and
$5S per ton. Mr.. Allen says the lodges
are large, and he has no doubt hat
will become an important mining camp In
the near future. There are about nifty
~prospectprs In the district.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

The supposed earthquake shock at Sc
cret Canyon was nothing more than the
vibrations Of the earth, caused by Jack
Perry's terpsichorean efforts in competing
for the prize cup last Saturday night;
When Jack gracefully brings his =" hoof"
down in the midst Of a cotillion, there is
quaking for miles around.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10
N.w.u.per Change.

Mr.. w. H. Warren has become possessed
of the Paradise Reporter. Mr.. ]. II. Cren-
shaw retiring. The paper is to be enlarged
and otherwise improved, with its next issue.
The SENTINEL wishes it success.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10
Shooting in

N. BENEFITS took a shot at John Waters,
in a Virginia City saloon en- Monday in
| ficting q flesh wound in the latter's arm.
They had had q fstcuff the night before.
Bennetts was arrested and held to answer
before the Grand Jury.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

Mr.. Robert Briggs has been appointed by
the Commissioner Of White Pine Justice
| OF the Peace for the Ward Township. No
better selection could have been made.
Mr.. Briggs is a gentleman Of ability and
integrity. Shake, Judge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

Persons in need Of secondhand house
| hold furniture, will do well to attend the
| sale OF Sam Friedman, in front Of his store,
At IL o'clock this morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

Bullion to the amount Of 24,sS5 pounds
was shipped by the Eureka Con. this morn
ing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

p.h n Hot.l-D. Manhsim, Tenn
Dvvss =. Roberts, X X Nine; Dick
San Francisco; J. Hughes. city.
Als. aer house--A. M. Self. Duckwatsr:
esp beatty, Tenn Pahute; r. n. Cartsu.
S'Ancisco; H. J. Lambert. Ruby Hill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10
~saseratic state Central Ce~.
N umitteo.

h, nan Bl~ennerhasset has issued . call
q, u'enng Of the Democratic STATE Cen.
mm'stee In Virginia City At II O'Clock
inr III /. nsrch %. The purpose Of the meet
IL dsls y order . State Convention TO seIect
Cincio.sss'e to represent Nevada in Ire
u so-dss.aa convention. The call appears
fNss SENTINEL, under THE he'd Of
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

Martin Phantom yesterday located in the
Land Office 400 feet on the Triangle No. 2
mine, situated south Of the Dead Broke,
and west OF the New Year mine, on Pros
pect Mountain.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

Hon. George W. Baker will lecture be-
fore the Improvement Society one week
from next Friday. A. L. Fitzgerald two
weeks from that time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

Wells, Fargo L Co. shipped this morning
1 bars Of bullion, valued At 81 ZOO.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

ms Fargo 4 Co.'S Letter List.
-. 'o''owins letter was received q wells,
dsiiv.rssa oos Once last evening and not
I Travis
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

Smoke! Fire!
Sound the alarm Joe, of the GOLDEN RULE
STORE, is selling cigars at 4 for Is cents, that
cannot be bought for less than twice the money
in any other store in Eureka
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Watches and ~Jewelry.
If you want your fine watches repaired in
the best manner and guaranteed for one year to
keep correct time, go to Straus' Jewelry Store
below the Parker House. je6
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

JEwELRY, WATCHES, ETC.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10
NOTICE,

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
n indebted to A. W. Campbell, are request
ing costs. A.. ".
Iurskas Jsnussy q I0D0. ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

A. N. WILLIS. observer
, 1880-03-29
Valscll0ods About Gcns Sheridan and
Col Vrcil Grant,

Msttean for7tspondtnes Etw Yofh Sun.
1ho Mc1tCun Government bus oxertH! ttsclf
r. hundred othor ways to atnusa And honor
1rAnt and bis suite, and to show their respect
na 1nr the American people: gafortunately, Gen.
With that estautttr tn nItt0 which 1tcs ~ fur ~
pease pcoplo md to make tho recipients Of 80
many hoRots appear thankful. It suenls npos.
ssolc e. for either she Ooncral Or the n!embers Of
MA tuito to rcfraln from Mnklng Insulting fe-
marks and hurting the feelings of people who
sten3 t0 aoln3 tholr lsst to GntertAln them. An IL.
Of others occurred " Il ttio rovlew which was
E!vea in tho ex-l,sGsldent's honor. ScverAl siox,
aSn aafSans who riding on horsebnck Approaohol
tae ueiierlrB cartilage, prnbRhly fruln Inottroa
oi cufipslty, To seo tho " "1ontsl4rlt OF Rich
nan,a moa" Young GraAt, without auy reasonaelo ! = Q
s'sta ssSyssai "l these people wero in THO
house;" Halt TN hour luter this speech wns re-
pealou IN oFery club alIu curG III tho city, Rno,
~ may De iulagtned. With most unoolhpli,uUut-
afy strlrtures.
Ten. Sheridan committed similar stupidity
upon tho night OF bis urrlval. Tho Committee
VAC had Charge OF the reception had placod y
geographic tistt4lbn. IN tho emNklng.rtom Oe
. 1no houso prepared fur Gc0. Qrunt, 10 that he
tGn0ld teleXruph privately whcaever ho w1shcd.
Fae members OF ho Commltteo Woto anxious 10
, 1880-03-29
DELINQUENT TAX LAW.
Ono Per Cent a NlOntls on All Dclin.
ancnt 1lent. Isntalc Ia xes After May l.


qucnt 1lcni- Estate Taxes After MAY 1.
srn1xnFigLp. ILL.,, March e7.-Tho following
very Important opinion Of Att,rney-G cnornl
Eisnll lA promulgated to-tlny. Al will 1H seen.
H. ls tU tho effect TINT the amendment to tho
ttavcnuo law which imposes II penalty Of per
cent per month for Mfl rc0l estNtn tA1cs unpaid
m sfMy !, and which amendment WIS pnssrd by
tho Thrty-3lrst General Assembly, Is WILD and
constitutional. 1t will DO noted TINT this opln-
lon Is directly atvorse tn that given by tho
County Attorney IT Cook County, but is In con-
sonnnGo with tho OpIntnn aa tn tho amendment
which hns been kiyen by state. Auditor Ncal!cs:
orricE. sris1sar!Eil,, Mezrh i, lsso@Ths Iioa.
Chimney q NtntHs, ly!Asr ra,as ~; Asemns z; .s,.-
It'll a'inr u te pt II ime ms, hvs s"ye III
The i77th section nf tho Rovenuo Inv. rs
an!cf'lnd IN 1s'a, Ia ns follows:
or a. tho time Tho Town or district csl.cst;;r l.cst;;r
lcettr. shall 3c iccnetl dclit!lucnt, md al such
.'1,e @ anl uhIalI taxes shnll tnar interest ftsr
nr u mouth shas! hu reokn1oA - y month. And
~ SUCH collc,ion, on anconnt Of interest shalL
aN p.sd into tho County Trensury TO ba used Tor
mi Ths ste,on ny Is terms embraces , ""1 al,
nn1 t!npati tnxes shall bear Interest after tho
st dsy q S"y ~ o rs of pcr cent per
/ Pin Of the opinion That tbo provts.one Of this
mi ' @ sns t Z, tSS ay e G"ss!9ss as2 ncs k; sa
TINT II Is iin'nntcrIMt whether tho san,o were
,aScs a. ,s*es.cl for lS'D q previous years.
therein provided for has been questioned on the
ground s n'at 4 y M = IfHnitr@ IN and snnna t 20 9 en-
GnHr % Thfs "re,on a on rnco"is ~ M Mp"m tie a aa
]ssn ] M sax a1 s TT m Ss Ss.9ss s' H. Il Pso: ppo
lint tGn1t tfl11
unpnI1 tnxcs sl,nll i.car interest nfter tho lat
3ay "f MaY nt tfu ,.to e pcr cent per % month n
Icsisn,.iro inte1",r,i Tint ibis pr psr cont per
montl, should commence on the lst day nt May,
and TINT the 't,lnlItl tnxcs SHOULD continue to
paid u forfeited. Tho forfeiture, rcferret! %
tMn1ot taie place Unit! after The judgement: hut
fore Judgment "' esi, tc rceosered: There j. %
tlnlhs TINT tho }cneral Assembly designed that
a S psss it .s ss y 9otdtS S!sst Ss ws bsFs beF
uny hp serious cnnstitutlonal nh1cct'ons to tho
inpostion ant enrcemen1 ,, ~ # !ealtiSs by
td!clnl proceeslings. perceive no valid objec-
!nlnsterlai Officers Oh taxes legally ascortIincd
II Is analogous to tho collection by shcritrs OF
Cnnstab]es Of Interest on executions Issued upon
Judgments. 1n such cusoa tho judgments do not
nscurtain the interest subsequently to nccruo
Tho oilices slmpy computes tue Interest ;e upon
thlnk tint it WIS competent for the Gcucru
Assembly to p.ss itw authorizing Collector
tlon Ir question Is WILD atd sbuuld to enforced
ncSnrdfl,g g it* terms: -
Tha ltstnstop m botween A tho e., enforcement q q
Feeoszea by jadgo i coocy IN his % work On N tasa
>'H;i; Thls author says: "Taere may bo reason Il
question whether for dctuy IN the payment OF L
tnx is 19r thf n to ea
, 1880-03-29

NtuflertH vcntmrcEome enough to measure
eHnris with him. But oven hero tho modern
WcstphnIfAn, WIN, offended nt Prince fltsmnruk
nrrnanut mnnners. challenged him. although ha
was vniny dasuch On all sides frtfn a contest
with the HtiJlrty T0fnerantn t1ohfemnn. Herr
nlclcwalt. tho gentleman In 1tcstion. stool his
Rrvn.nl With s!ic .kii thnt he. wsnrEing h,s Al.
u ilenvy i;lt,w, lie sgns II which arS ssili tis.
cernilllo nn th9 Chanceliors face. Long years
pnssed tefnre thH two nntnRnnists ngn!n met
Whlle tho one had ra.tl To the hig,leat rank. tho
other tlavuted hltnRclf u tho welfare Of his ta-
five town. which ultimately returned him 10 Par.
l!nfncnt, where he, strong representative nf
pt~c tho rehctfonnry measures Of Trince MS
innrck. whose championship Of the rights Of
hia sni,a,s,,lcnt s'1ecexH III nnlf'cntfun NJ his
FnthesIaiid. Herr Islerwn'i's ttcntll, occurring
few tnys hg'h has ylvfdly recalled tho inter-
csting Incidents OF his entA,untHr With the lcaal.
Ing statesman, which HsD fdrtnct the subject Of
Q p0pular song, we!I.kh0wn 2tl,00g Germans:
, 1880-03-29

Tho Washington Chronicle cannot SEQ tho 1ath-
mus ahip-rA!lr0nt. nor the Mississippi tcttts
either, frnrl tho Enls point nf view. After
adding up tho millions Of dollars TINT hnvo been
paid u En.ls, tho Chru,lfclc remarks:
What other engineer in tho country would bo
aud especially In view Of tho tact TINT some Of
THO nbest cnEincers OF the army, and ~ civil
fo, consider his lofty system 1lotnnly Eill prob
munth nt tho Mississippi River, as II fraud; TINT
the depth Of water, cliimed is kent up by tho
we Of re1Ees ana mt BY the Increased s Free!
by tho ntinptiun of his 1etties, Al! those fActs
nrn within eAsy reAch nf Congress- II It. will only
avail Itself Of tho Information prlctical river
men like Cnpt, Cowdon arc rcaAy To supply,
Whether this Congress will do sO ia mot mAterinI,
Ms tho fncts will bef0rp tnat1y ycars demonstrate
themselves; hut In tho meantime we caution
tho Government against extending tho field Of
Capt Eads' Wild operations"
, 1880-03-29
TIE CHlCAav TRIBUNE: MONDAY MARCH %, 1880.

which Mr.. Mn,II mny hayo hati Of tLs effect IN
his fortunes WINS removed Therefore he had no
1psrior dtsa.tcr., iecdnse NJ redemption. 10 iau At
.sccrtldry HhcrmIn's ttnr. II that which he
feared NJ n cnlamtty turned out to bo btes.ln1
In him, u tcoul h. amnutur.l IN him to hnfd fast
tn s.,ck malignant determination nf vengeance
m Sir. Sherman M Mr.. IIatcsnAn, with excellent
Intentions n. rCprcgentrl.