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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-22
Hog StOrios.

A fcw weeks ago, willie several citizen.
of Detroit were surrounding a hot stove IN
Griswold street tobacco store in came q
stranger who had been, pn "big drunk. ,
His eyes were red, his back all mud, his
clothes ragged, and his general appearance
was that of hardup and played out old soak.
er One Of the group was telling yarn
about a hog, and he was going on with his
story when the old fellow intcrrupted
''Scusc mo, but Pm an old soaker who
wants to REFORM"
"Wel, us was saying" continued the
story-tcllcr after glance at the man, "that
hog was about forty rpds away when
first saw him.. l got my gun-'
Say" Interrupted tle drunkard, ''isnt
there somebody here who wants to help re-
form mcp"
"You go out !" replied one of the men.
81 won't do Ill Pm; al old drunkard,
and | want some one to take me by the
hand and hope I'll reforIl."
Of the group.
"You shan't do 1t |" exclaimed the drunk
ard. 81 want some one to feel sad be-
cause drink up all my earnings and mis-
use my family.
mo one here cares how much you drink
or how soon you go under ground!" said
one of the men. !
"Iou don't, ch? Don't any of you want
to give me advice2"
"No, sirl"
"Don't you feel sorry because am de-
grading my brilliant intellect2'
'Driiiiant bosh! You never knew any
thing, anyhow"
"Won't any man here pity my family2"
"No, sir"
"Nor shed one tear over my degraded
condition."
''Not shedl You'd better be going-we
want to hear hog story"
clad you rather hear hog story than
try and save me1'
"You bet we hada"
swell, now, you hard-hcarlcd and sell
tishmindcd old liars, know I'm worth
more than any hog, and III prove it, too!
If you won't save me III save myself
hanged if don'tl Yes, sir. III keep sober
from this day on, and Ill show you
whether. Pm of no more account than any of
your hog stories or notl You needn't pity
me nor advise Inc nor talk with mel can
run my own grocery"
And lie did.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-22

hours in comatose state. The first to re-
cover was Jarboe, but strange to relate, his
first utterance was, "Did Jack Jack was
the name George used to call Jarboe) get
killcd2" Those around the bed asked who
he meant, and he replied, 'Jack Jarboc, OF
course" They told him he himself was
JarDoe, but he got angry and swore he was
George Roberts. Seeing 1t was useless to
argue with him his attendants dropped the
subject, thinking that he would recover
from his strange dcluslon in few days
Next day Roberts recovered consciousness
and, singularly enough, inquired the first
thing, 'Is George dead2" In vain they
tried to persuade him that he was George
Roberts; he insisted that lie was John Jar
Doc. During their interim Of inscnsbility
the two friends had completely changed
their identity. Thus Jarboc insisted that
he was George Roberts, and Roberts as
stoutly affirmed that he was John Jarboc
Their friends and acquaintances thought
that they must be crazy for awhile, but it
was soon seen they were perfectly sane
upon every other subject. 1t was no uso to
show their photographs taken before the
accident. They could not account for the
change in their respective appearances, but
they remained perfectly positive of their
identity, After awhile it became sore
subject with them, and they would con-
slider any illusions to 1t an insult. There
was much talk OF the affair ut the time, but
1t finally died out as every thing else does.
at last the two friends went on h visit to
their old home in Illinois Roberts pre-
sentcd himself to the mother and sisters of
Jarboc as the son and brother, but his ad-
yanccs were spurned. Jarboc went to Mrs.
Roberts rs hcr son, but she declined to re-
ccivc him as such. When she saw her son
she fell on his neck, but he discngagcd HIM
self and told her he was not her child. The
poor mother was nearly crnZcd with grief
ut this repulsc. Mrs. Jarboc and her
daughters saw the real Jarboc, and wanted
to smother him with kisses and embraces,
but he kept them off, telling them they
were mistaken. Their sorrow and amaze
mcnt cannot be described. Our two friends
held consultation, and, concluding that
their relatives had gone daft, Immediately
set out fer Nevada. They have been roam
Ing around the various mining camps of
Eastern Nevada ever since, most of the time
in company. Jarboe, who represents HIM
self as Roberts, was in Nyc County, Ncva-
Ga, some months ago, and, rs before stated
Roberts, who calls himself Jarboe, came
into Bodie short time since. This is one
of the slrangcs: cases on record, and Is u
hard nut for scientists to crack.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-22

,lch booty as suited them. Should he
resist, they would kill him, If necessary to
the accomplishment of their purpose.
Word was instantly sent to such others
as could be trusted in an emergency, and
within an hour some 25 men who knew
the use Of gunpowdcr were assembled at
Nlortons all fully armed, and with Nor
toms stock of ammunition to back them.
They decided to take their stand outside
the building, and post scntincls in every di.
rcction 40 rods away. The woman was to
retire to safe distance and remain &C.
crctcd. Morton commanded.
All being in readiness, they had not long
to wait. Within an hour q sentinel came
in with the tidings that party, some
twenty or thirty rs nearly as he could
Judge In the starlight. were approaching
BY prcconcerted signal the other senti-
ncls were called in, and the mon dcployed
IN such manner as to give an impression of
the largest possible numbers when stimuli
tancous fire should be delivered.
1t appears that the savages, thinking It
al easy matter to rob a single man, had
not come In force, but had detailed a few
braves for the purpose. On they came
with their. .slealthy tread, until their forms
began to be dimly outlined. AS they came
within easy range, Morton estimated their
number to be not more than twenty. When
all was ripe, Morton gave tho wordta fire.
AS the twenty-five rifles, scattered in long
line, blazcd out upon them, they seemed to
think that an army of a thousand men had
opened fire. With one united horrible
yell they fed to the woods, and no trader
OF that village was ever thereafter molestcd
by them. The men had purposcly aimed
high, as they desired rather to frightcn
than iniure those with whom they were
not at all anxious to inaugurats a bloody
feud. As Q consequence no blood was
shed and nosserions illifceling engendered.
The Indian woman, who had proven so
faithful friend, was provided with home
in the village. She was given rudimcn-
tary English education, adopted the dress
and civilization, and subsequently married
Morton, who was IN fact the father of the
little fellow who had followed, his mother
to the village on that evenlful day. Some
of her descendants still reside in Cleveland /;
others ere scattered elsewhere,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-22
No Loss Of Confidence.

A Detroit grocer had patent money
drawer attached to his counter the other day
and 1t was no sooner In working order thar
his clerk rendered his resignation.
''You going to leavc3 Why, what's tho
matter2" asked the grocer.
IL don't want to stay where person has
lost confidence In me-"
'Do you refer to this now till
Ell "Yes.", s. s.st Isl ${ 5
"Well you are very foolish. l haven't
lost the least bit Of confidence In your hon.
esty, but amply argue that # you had
less change to squander outside could have
more Of your time In the storei Loss ol
confidence The idea ID absurd &
The satisfied clerk took OF his hat and
returned To duty. ss n ls /
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-22
"Let's Take The Drink"

~ student applied the other day to one of
the District Courts in San Francisco, for
admission to practice, and an examination
committee of one was appointed by the
Judge to ascertain his qualifications. The
examination began with:
''Do you smoke, sir2''
81 do, SIR"
''IIavc you spare cigar9"
eyes"
'Now, sir, what Is tho first duty Of a
lawyer"
''To collect fees"
Fright; what Is the second2"
''To increase tho number OF his clients. y
"Whcn does yonr position toward your
client changer"
"When making bill of cost"
''Explain.
''Wc arc then antagOnistic Iassume the
character of plaintiff and lie becomes the
defendant. v E
"a suit once decided, how do you stand
with the lawyer conducting tho other
sidc2' .w
"Chcck by jowl."
Enough, sir you promise to bee me an
ornament to yonr profession, and wish
you success Now are you aware Of the
duty you owe mc?"
"Perfcctly."
"Dcscribc it, 80.
'It Is to invite you to drink" liza.
''But suppose dccline2''
Candidate scratched his head "Thcrc
Is no instance of the kind on record in the
books"
"You are right; and tile confidence with
which you make the assertion shows that
you have read the law attentivey. Let's
take the drink, and I'll sign your certificate.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18
OVER THE WATER.
cssgsEa Or DEPUTIES IN TROUBLE.
GhAmSer Of Depugies-Djaerenee
ef opinien-Thr&&hIus an Ed
ifer-A Ka>h q Hear
G1Adseone-

ROxE NErA 17-Dzrl1g his sr<2xa In
the IszllAn ehszze< Of DepaEses last srea-
mgs PreE1er CAiEoti inquired wAAslsr fhs
ezhlnEz q TIE rlgai displayed great poli1z-
cal wisdom Il 1870 zhez tier Ea15znee5
iAss tLF Eo2ld rsSEset the canFeBzi9n with
Frxzos- g1~artnsAeizg Eh- integrity q the
PApsl Ierzl1a<y. e14g 3 few days before the
sDscs o. Greats DRIVE then into Rome
IozxE p-eEk< WHEN Rome VAS c<rzvAl
b. tie Fre1cA &zAH3 that his government
t0oE that sep ZzElzlngsy- A seeDe q
sid c0n<ns5o1 tzszs1- AID fur5ozs attacks
wers banded te5E41 tie right and lefz-
drowning he F9zas q the speakers The
declarations e Ln2z2 s0d other spa4kers
incl10ed so12s euf512s rexelsrSons concern
ing the 6cFszzze1Ts eozr-e soxhrds
France ard TIE Pope And rexpecslag tie
September CeareBfioa- Criepi asserted
that there were differences a 0psnion u
tie Lonzz eaaIzSs a5oz1 occzpvzng Rome
Lonza denied Absolutely b1s S@lsa cou1rm-
ed IL L q1arr@ Ezs barely prevented BE-
tween LoazA AID Se1lA- Ike sifsznz wa
0ne OF the z0ss SENSATIONAL IL the 2anxss
o. thu Ir@liza PArls4zent-
AosrEE.L march l7.-Ses1Issn begsns
now 10 crop Cafin hold form The satb0r-
izies have bsez s0z2e rEae watching the ACTS
q . seeres saesefys naEsSing IN tie French
quarter ProaaEasi0as DECLARING thA1 the
Engiish and Irish mast b. driven from tins
p~rOsine=. ard from Nanisba signed Is.
j. c." rere seaf 10 three BeT.pspers. wish
a demand fAas rhey be printed. or TIE ed
ifor's house Tc1A &c bmrss3. The police
hare b docanenss- Ons ot the e3is0r-
SAYS be knoEs kAzf seo1m1nis1sc s0csszy
exists here.
EDSeECEs March I7--Fsve and six
guisexs are o1srad fcr tirkefs II admission
% the ball sAsre Lord Gladstone speaks 20
dzy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18
PITHY

The l~naiznzpols News rats the case
TINS: The politicians esndid4se-GnnG-
Grans the Chester coanry DezoNrst
alleges. hasn't GOT any b2rI hut his
friends have.
Tie Sew YORK Erpress szvs: Sherman
hasn't found ouf Whsfber it mas the Gran;
or BlAine boom that overpo~sred him.
The Bro0kiyn Tins Esdie4I. says. We
have been perfectly frank in this matter.
We wl not support . third term nomins-
tinn-
No Democrat the Albany Argus thinks.
should Be 81 much in favor q one man far
President ~ 70 rrevent hin from cordially
snpporting Whenever the party. In its
National Conventson. may nominate.
TIE hss york o. patriotism Ia this
campaign the Washington Every Evening
declares. il 30 frampse doxn prejudice and
quiet passion, and tia more there i Of
this done the better /; will be for the
country.
II night a. veil be understood at once.
remarks the Cincinnati C2mmer eial. Rad
zeal, that the advocates Of Grant desire 70
change the form Of oar Government. L.,
rs have the issue whether the Republic il
10 b maintained fairly or not
There IL . vigorous demand OF the part
OF some Republican pzpers. the Chicago
Tribune alleges. that the President reseind
Executive Order No. 1, and then asks,
whys No xftemps i made to enforce il.
II isn't in anybody's way 1t Is the dead
est letter thai sver died 1t fell stiilborn.
Let il rest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18
CARD

DoEs sTELER, sPEAEING ABOUT THAT
Ddirfy e,rs. exfect me to throw pearls be
fore swines suIi l tres ed him ike . gentle
nsn, in comparison to what he really is.
In reference to tie Star Brewery clock. / beg
to STATE fhsl The clock WAS repaired and put up
in saod sax7s, but The reeds being glued, they
broke OF. xni IS eosld iii-aford to run up 10
the STA Brewery to glue the reeds. / gave up
the OF. nd did not charge anything for re-
pairs.
Were to Z unerate sll the execrsble jobs, In
either tie wsichmsking or the jewslry line.
which we're done in his establishment, and
which cane before my eyes. / could easily ELL
awh95s clUnn.
In rszxri to my capacity in my trade. / can
only tel sseler that l was engaged In London.
for the house OF D.. Muller. in Shanghai. that
fra paying my whole travelling and incidental
expenses. amounting TO over $500. Alter the
/ short tine Of two months and . half, that firm
presented ne with $500, which can hardly be
taken A. . sign Of inespseity. and which asser-
ton I esa prove by documents.
Vow 90 you think. Steler. that ever . man
would be foolish enough to spend ave cents
for y0zr services. or that be would present you
with say other eradication than the stick aud
the kieks As to our respective business md
trade civilizations. / simply tell you that yoa
cannot elseken my boots. But to establish our
respective merits beyond a doubt, I hereby pro-
pose 70 yoz 8 reciprocal, theoretical and prac
teal erania.tion. in ali the different branches
Of our busiaess. before three gentlemen any
day this week, and in any place you may Sc
Isc1. should you, however. fail to aecept this
proposition. / shall denounee you publicly As =
y
sxekAss- ED WILHELM.
Eureks. March Is, 1850. mrl7
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18

The Belmont Courier has The following:
Superintendent Trippel informs Us that
the prospects Of the Dsnviile mines are Of
the most encouraging character. Although
the work Of Development has not been pros
ecnted On . very extensive scale. yet enough
has been done to convince the MANAGEMENT
OF the existence Of good ore bodies in the
district. They nave extracted . quantity
Of ore which assays a. high IS 81 200 per
ton, and it is confidently expected that q
large and rich body OF ore will be cut out
shortly. Asunnel j. being run from the St.
Louis Company's shaft 70 tap the ledge at a
depth Of COO feet. and should it prove rich
and well defined At that depth the perma-
neney o. the Dsnsills mines is established,
end bullion shipments viii soon Be IN order.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18

that troous are nov stationed sf con-
veniepf points near the reservation. and II
il il deened necessary they can be called
into service 20 keep of the invaders and
preserve the pace
Ren0's Case
The following is General Shernan's in
dor-eueptcn the reconmendation for mer-
cy preferred By the Court which tried Major
Reno:
In view II the Recommendation Of the
members Ct the general eo1ri-mArrisl IN
the case Of Major Reno, and Of the oncur
ring reeommenda-ion Of the Department
Comnznder, it Is respectfully recommend
ed thai the seoteUeS Of the Court be mod
fled 70 q suspension from command for the
space Of one rear. with = loss Of pay, and
thar daring such suspension Major Reno
be eon1nsd h the limits Of the past where
the he.Sozx-ssrs q his regiment may he.
ana that l. hs reduced FIVE fles 20 the list
Il Major & cxF1irT-
Irish Americans
Crvr.~a Msrchl-.-Ths Irish-Americ2n
Republ:can C7zb Of shis city has issaeiSn
address ssstisg fsrfh the importance q the
/ forshca-s5nS Presidential Convection ; the
/ high-hsnird proceedings in Congress In
Maine AID n IL Soz1hern States. bv whieh
| the Democrats SEEK 80 gain poser n spite
G. the re<uis az sss elections and calling =
| National Essk-Anserlcz1 Republican Con-
venfson- % asssztle II sine central city.
| rrotsblx a Cincinnati. after the National
Republiean Cozrenro1- - -Asify the nom
! nations q the ESzahllc4a party. and 70
issue an .sarsSs - their cozatrvrasn to
xppoSrf 5 Nksso1Ai Con- Dirfee and form a
I ~r-r-w-- -ne-rrs r--zuSvn-Trn
James S7sShzas- the famous hezd-oerter
ni The Fsasxn Brofa4rhussd, l. IN this ctr.
He wRs ksarz1lv received h< tia HlhesrlAn
RI1@ last .sgAL Re l. al work in behalf
q the Irish
The Ez~sera ride
CoVSCu BEErs March 1.-The u On
Psca5s snigr1zf u2ia from S4a Fr1nGseo.
h-oushs 70 Counel Bias l1s9 evening
xaozr so Passenger Tie train hrorghi
SO Zars ss-6ss- Taers we're about -
C1lpess O. saLsys ux5n- / nu1heE q
thess Teopse Ars Esns 10 Nsx Iozk Bos-
Ton ard elsewhere On q visit taking zfv1n-
sAsa & tbs SIS fhruugh rsss- Many ex-
Yre1 - soez1e IN the E1=-ern States
Sensea~ea.
TxESzoys N J.. NAr-A I7.-Tbs canspir-
zsorz Z The Lezls vii ease were Sentenced
YESTERDAY ~ fazlSxs- Marx S1c-x and
Frank Ward All1son- each tz9 years II tbs
State prason- and $40 sss 5Be. Brzdfari
Az5 BFxsSzforS- ons wear each N she State
Prsssz and sle-sSp A1e- Tie enssnce q
Dr. PEss Vas postpo1ei fx s <w dzys.
Tbz Ez3sz of Lewis Ess too II io be Il
eax-r1
will Rspresens the Tnft~d States
Ha1- Laeaas F2irchIls. United srA,ez
Minister 70 Spain viii repressas TIE Tnifai
States 81 the cunssre1cs - he held ST Ms
did 70 Arrxaze with roe Envoy q Nurocco
rns@ rsaafzng ID the pro74czaoa b. foreign
pcEa-s q JeEs and 0iA<x subjects q The
Sz91xz Il MOROCCO
GuIIty of Forgery
PEaTz1EyCg. March IL william H
Haao- formerly Superintendent e the
PreT55ze i Worcester railroad, czzssSa
IAzi bs has lss7ad forged pEEer 70 tie
Azozzs at Ssa,e08. pzrporting 10 te en-
ag=5 b. p NJ 5 Sszser AID Lyman A.
Ceok- TIE orsrztlons hare bee1 sa5zg N
f1r rx9 Te2rs-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18

The Here ofGhe Hour.

TIE II flslLlA
How Sa2Ksor sharon must glow with
pride n the knowledgs that the press Of the
oo1arry : n1Ezng with bis speech. and ron
deriDg why one 50 gifted should have waited
fxs years ssors he eozld make up his mind
10 display As great orzsOrieal abilities. The
people Of XssAds should form 3 line or
each side e the Central Pacific track and
ehe<r tie slrar-tonguei hero a the hour
2s be i Hhzzed through the State in his
palace car 10 lis lovely California home.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18
Test Of Workmanship.

EDIToR sESTINELs-N LOOKING OVER
your valuable paper. l have noticed cards
passing to and fro between rival jewelry shops.
A an sdmirer Of good workmanship. I would
Ike 70 see vho could make the best work in
setting diamonds. or any other stones. in .
solid gold ring. or to make either = gold or
silver vest chain. plain or ornamental. or any
other piece of jewelry they wish to name-the
jevelry to be msde at the benches OF the diff
fsrent shops and witnessed by any independent
outsider who would be agreeable TO both par
ties. when the work shall be finished. = COM
nistse % fve can be appointed. agreeable to
both parties. to decide on the work and the
nnish Of the piece q ~jeweiry.
AN ADMIRER FROM THE COUNTRY.
x0sskss NsEpb ~, Iooo. usls II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18
EASTERN NEWS.
SENATOR JONES IN SIS staT.

Denocraas Tavsr Hancock-A Ne
fnulter and Forger-A woman
Murderea-Chfna en- sire Wal.
Path-A Man shot In Jafl
-TresbIe &C seymour,
Texas-Shoofs His
Wife.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18

THR Silver State seems to think that
al Of tho prominent candidates for the
Presidency may be thrown overheard:
II says : "E. B. Washburne and Horatio
Seymour have peremptorily declined time
and again to be the candidates of their
respective parties for President, yet it is
possible. and in fact probable. thkt one
viii b nominated against his will at Chi
cago. and the other at Cincinnati.
The climate of Russia may account for
the fact that more people there end with
5 "koG" than anywhere elsa
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18
NOTICE.

4 Ii THOSE INDEBTED TO ELIAS BROS.
are requested to settle their arcounts i'm
medistely. and save costs. Sam. Eltss will re-
ceipt for all accounts at the old Stand. next 10
white Pine Bank.
Eureka, New, March 5, 1850. mr6-f
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18

The st. Louis Republican says He
rodotus tells US that the ancient Scyth-
ians w~orshiped = naked sword - their
Supreme Divinity. The dominant wing
Of the Republican party has apparently
adopted the Scythian theology, and cum
centrate their political alteration upon .
man whose military reputation = his
only claim to popular respect. So his
tory repeats itself, with only such modi-
6cations = the changes of thirty centuries
require.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18
Fresh LINES !

- 900 DOZEN FRESH LINES. JUST
AaOOO received and for sale by
CHARLES II. FISKE.
Eureka. March ie. lsso. mriT II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18

FErxiuia c1sE. March is-wifs oE n sallivsn.
q 1&ngEtH-.
Virginia csss. NarkIs-EIf.o ct yoAnF Johns.
q SOC
Gssd Hill. xEEh l4-wIfe of J. B. Ho-sfora.
sG-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18

I Oh PRINTING q. OF ALL DE-
scriptions, executed With nea<nese and
Despatch ~ u oxxzuuE oDee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18
CITY Pound Sale.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE.

lie that W p. Haskell buys secondhand fur
niture. and whenever he will not purchase. I
viii. and pay the highest price for IL
JAM. FRIEDMAN.
Eureka. February 10. 1850. fl-lms
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18

God Hal. Nsreh &c L. yhjppls 10 Miss
B~l Z cbttttv1 n
Virgins Ctr. Nsrca I-wn. H Woodward TO
Miss LsbAs. Azxuscn@.
Reso NE-<A i-aorgsn A. sifee to Zoe Nc
Lexsk-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18

~ All kinds of Watches. Clocks
ana Jewelry repaired and guaran-
eel. A. BASSlSGEh
Eureks, March II, 1850 mri2 IL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18

It having been brought TO the attention
Of the Interior Department that persons
are o entering the Ute Reservation. in
the State Of Colorado. for the purpose OF
locating ranches and mineral claims. mo-
tice is hereby given that such location and
claims viii not be recognized by the Int
rior Department. a. the lands embodied
within the said reservation are not now
public lands Of the United States, and no
location made thereon can or will be recog-
nized as legal, except those made after the
lands hare been regularly restored. TO the
public domain. G.. ScHuRx.
Secretary Of the Interior.
The Secretary has also addressed q CON-
municatio1 TO the Indian Committee OF the
senate and House OF Representatives, in
forming them OF the threatened difficulty,
and urging prompt action on the agree
ussnt. vi y said II the War Department
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18

DALLAS. Tex, March ia party Of
drunken COW boys hold Seymour. the cum
ty seat 81 Bsyier county. Twelve invaded
the Courtroom with wzr-wboops. and re
leased = prisoner on trial The constable
who followed them was shot at three times
An editor and the counsy attorney sere
driven swsy- The State troops are expect
ed, the Governor having been appealed TO-