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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
OYER THE WATER
THE QuEFs's sPEEcH.
Twelve Thsusaad Pounds Paid the
Greek Br1<and~-Greafer Lib
eFty Of the Press Urged.
by Tthu4BA % he sennnelI

By TtssgrsDA 70 The s~ezt1n=l
LosDoy, Nareh 24-Tbe Queen in her
spearh today, Ygrogning Parliament, SAYS
she Is indaerd By esnsiierzti0ns Of public
policy and eonysnisn2 10 select this period
81 the sesss9a fos resez-ing Parliament
from ITS duties. With a view to IL Innedl-
ale dissolution AID tie issue of wits for a
general slsesioa- Sac teoders her warm
acknowledgement - Parliament for the
zezl and ability displayed. zsd especially
for tie manner in zAseh the policy II the
Goyernneui b4s bez npssad- Her rnaj-
esty says her sDselgz r-sst0ns are favor
able 10 the m4snie14nre u peaG3 in Enrop%,
aod express c sn61z24 IN the sg=5ay -~f-
tiemeat Of affairs il AfgS snlstAn Refer
ring 20 TIE m4z-urss for re-4eS o. the dis
tress In Ireland. -be szys axe trusts iAsy
sill Be accepted by hsr Irish subjects - .
psOOf Of the ready s!npzshy u s1e Imp-
rial Parliament Ca1esrnfng the CONNER
eisI and industrial depresxzous, Eer Majesty
rtjolces In the pre-@Ei ssns o. improve
ment- Her Majesty psys . tribute - the
high spirit with shleh TIE agricultural
classes have eOnten3ed against DISASTERS.
114 LJII4A4E> Hltl -IsSA442 DfFAEe g1lG-
znce IN the approaching eleetion. The
speech was read By Ford, High Chancellor.
There were present oniy ts-nfy-fye mem
bers Of the House a Commas. fourteen
Peers. and el-ven izdias.
CossTAsTIsoPLE eh24.- The aranuns
paid TO the Greek brigznds for The r2ass
VI Col. Syge Is flz.01- He il unmarried,
and Of course the statement that hls wife
had been captured IL uniree.
81. PETERSBURG, March z4.-The yeko-
mist. . semi-oficiAl orgAn II tie Ministry
OF Instruction, urgea q eater lbersy VI the
press A. . means VI assisting tie Supreme
Executive Commission. and xdsis-s the
open publieafion Vi SibilisE IDEAS. zhieh IL
once discussed. would appear in ths.r true
light.
The journal says il the French Govern
ment wishes TO remove ali established pre-
cedents Of extfsditiOa, and create 4 nsw
procedure, il Is crrrainIy IN . situation 70
do SO. but it would oniy have been jnss 10
advise the Government. 9Th which is wzs
in negotiation OF the fact.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
A TRAIL~BREAKIss HORSE.
b Mail fu the sierras I'm
the Winter.

The loose SHOW drifts deeply between
Truckee and SierrAville. The mail 1. car
ried tri-weekIy, hence the road has 10 be
Travelled u way each day. During tie
heavy Winter weather, the sleigh which
carries the mail is drawn BIZ three horse.
driven tandem. By this means a single
broad path 10 beaten in the middle Of the,
road. When the sscscc9 rre raging II il
necessary 70 curry the mail on horseback.
It's ayl-.se -essSs is one hundred and
nifty pounds each trip Tbe mail bags
are strapped on v horses which are led
by the driver, Sol. Rossean. who ride :
third horse A fourth horse with oniy a
halter on IL turns loose TO break the road.
This hnrse 10 kept for this sole purpose and
10 ca led the 'ssnow-breaker." For six
winters this ANNA! has Travelled the Sierra
Valley road. Turned loose At either True
kee or sierraviils. he will At once &c, cut
upon MS weary journey. The winds oblit-
crate al traces Of the narrow path, but
with marvellous instinct the horse follows
rs every turn and winding. Sometimes
the huge drifts bewiIder him for q momen
ana missing the hard b+aten path lie sinks
cut Of sight in the loose snow. Out Of
signs Is used quit literally, for it frequent
~ occurs that his body il completely
covered ard bis bad alsne il above the
surface. II be knows on which side the
trAii hes, he vii plunge and struggle 70
regain his fcothoid. II, As sometimes it
occurs. he Ia essnfased - 10 the proper
direction. he Possesses the wonderful in
stinct o. keeping perfectly quiet. until the
driver disnounts fron. his horse and comes
fDI 8AId III rAf aN - ~ .xs d.. $500
o. = long stick the driver fnds the trail.
and beating = path for = few feet ia front
OF the di-csnftsd snsw breaker. speaks an
Encouraging word 70 the poor animal;
nerve snd muscle 10 Immediately strained
% REGAIN the lost path. aud the horse
Resumes his task ~ suider. This snow
Dfessef seems 70 po-sess IA almost human
in'elilzsnee. Neither darkness nor storms
ever daunt him. or cause him 70 be misled
more than . fe~ fret. When in dDnbt.
he stii take little short steps scarcely six
.hehes ~ length, aud each foot feels for
path.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

Il AE4t--A4 =
SAY FE.xcE=co MR. z4-Tse Eo1sh
Allowed by Baaz5 q Hath 70 absss
fae 1zistnes Il C&zIssBz expires f-dAg-
Il - rsgcrrs1 thai cAg1aoxn xAs n~ser 80
eseEa A. At he g<sszs u@s al rGb5&sh
h2ving bsea rszesEsi kozss whissxashei-
streets and Airs e<1zes1 cellars PGfl1sds
and regulations A-Azns1 o~E.reroE1Izz have
besz easo-re1- Ia Chinese egzszI. with
yas-C0aszl Zee rks AZ izsEetsoa last
zlgAt q The Chz 4zxrter-
Az nooa today ss -saseneas On app-zl
n tbs rks@ q. Ds1zzs Eezr1eg. r<s taken
oe<cre Police gz5s BzL- y ordrr EAAs the
pap r. IN : ease ElgaE b got rsEdF 'or
sgzas1-r 80 sh@ Szger1gs C9zrI IL Wis
foz1d noEsv~g. Skss f8e coZ7-A ecGk3 moi
agree Era1 sr4sxHezE yz1se Elk sAers-
fo<s- so.gk lie p1sers into hs 0=n p-s
sscn- asd VIII prepare thru himself for
Txzsssr 80 TIE S1p~rSoT Cc1rs-
TIE s.zse~Hzs Oh srFeEl II the case II
GA1Do1 has t@ezi agreed zF.n by esznseL
A.d WIS Ss-d II he Polsc1 Cozrr 5bss az
sr2&2- Tie gru1n1s FIR ayp-4l are TIA
In exi3s1es Vas i4sEEe<ar t. warrant .
verdict q gzzsT- and that the vGdies EEs
ao1frzrT 20 The Ian and ea55euc@.
Tie Posi- sEy. C. C. TEomHs Aas beeo zp-
palnsed superintendent a tie szsrO TEE-
nez CO.
TIE Co1scl3 Of no Of TIE C5.izsufs Pro
Se-sTs Cnlon Last night nominal i I5tree-
b l3er. A. cEA1ldAs=s s0r tax charter elec-
EOz-egEf DeDocrsts and ese7 Eeyza5-
Cans II = eIyeesrd that sAsr Will Il e.
d9rsad y iAs De9OrrAle AID ReYzbA1An
C0zsIF Co--iiiees-
SAEzAxEsgos March z4-Thers hare
ben ssssrzl uPorH Al the Capital on the
PROBABILITIES q an eIns sessi0n. but IN
garry a. the GsvsrDors oz this nooa.
+EesseG tAs rsFly that unde< n cirrEm-
-stEne-sHzA G1F. Perxlns c1Eveze Lbs Leg
ssl2szre II eIsfs s%s5oz-
In HE >en4ss HIEtegFs bill proThlfng for
removing O2es-s 4 ninisg eorporzra0zs
By the shzrzA31ers owning q majority n
shares If ss0eE finally pAzs=5, ares, u;
z0es, Is.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

Eox thai the Pr=zs3ez1lzI czzsa1E u
cszzszz % Il . ~ vel % FAs the psopA
IN p-oMssn1oa o< the necessary data 10 IL
IRE cot tie pr1kab5e rsszt- A finally
declared By fhe ezAt BY ssvsa eo0nzls
son The several Sszses voted ~ iel0ws1
I5ss-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BOSTON Brown BREAD
As Ff~ke~ Bakery
evT sz11sy zor4E
LII GAS b FtsAk


THOMAS xURFET hz ~rsssosea Ais Bco'
skoY fh-e~ dsov- .aEta e tae z<E br1eE sSaa-
tzE % Nzsn <srsNs- sA-r~ II - PrsaSei >
zxk4 So test F-~nk c - ssws T. crt~r. frrzz
s1z - $50 Reps~z< @-4-ir @o-s- srs@s as
s-ts@n- q Bsr K ~ eva E.E-f1c-zrs. at
r@1zx-5 prze<&
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

Now ROC - II, and now you don't.
General Grant told General Frisbie. on
the way from MEXICO. that he hoped the
Republicans would not nominate him,
but that be WA . candidate. in the hope
Il bettering his civil record. There IL
laeis u ~ lhs&, - - WsS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

SAxs the Stock Exchange: "senator
Ben Hills picture adorns several New
York illustrated pspsrs, nov that be il
accredited With . son Of whom the Law
takss no eoepiMnce. He could hardly
1T more honor II be roved : boat race.
vailed $50 milss in six days, or fought !
priss battle and knocked his opponent out
a ths ring IN two rounds."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

Szza tie alarm .E<.& TIE GOLDEN RCLg
STOEs- i seisng arKrs st . fer , cents that
sxaao1 b. hs-zzhf 80 l=s fsAz twice tie 2azey
Il szy 4zker ss-~ Z Ez-sA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

Mr. Shepard. o1s u our eoozzh IN Eng-
znd has furnished n zcc0znt Of tie En-
giish sgssen Of posso6s savings banks.
which has been looked Epoa with some
favor 10 this counsry- They we're essab-
Ezbed Ia 1861, wh<a the ro1eyordersy%
ten went into effect The smallest SIN
.depo@itzble 10 p csntz. The largest IN
any one year $50. The interest paad By
the g-0vernment i tvo and a-hzE PER cent
On all azaoznts Of . pgxad CT over Sums
under pound dzr ID insersst In
ezse Of . change Of resistance Of the de-
posztor. the account can be transferred
without difficulty OF mach expense. The
system Is s.id to be very popular with the
peopls, - tbs aggregate Of Abous three
and . hall miIlson Of Apo<ison seems to
attest These are represented mainly By
servants, hboser4 nd persons Of small
rn<zrg
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
IHE PACIFIC COAST.
THE cHIsaIssx NUISANCE

It's Clearly Cssafsfsn-Case ef Denis
kes<s<y-ya4-< Rix viii Pre-
Pare P.p<.-The Case sf Can
Boa has beea Agreed
Tpsn By Csaa~ei-Ssm-
fnnfsou< The Cav
erner will SCOT Sign
ahe BGIl for al
Ixfrz se~<i~a
Of the Leg
fslasnFe-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
Very Qae<r.

Thss gs~. q tA- sULDES ktLE. las oos e
t1< xzazez. sssrxs- st1 Is s@Ess1s wAzis .hE-ts,
nefu.s- xssE.s AL rtsex tAEzss cheaper snKz
Any oxAzr 4ems- = Ezx-kA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

That ga@- q IL SOLDES BILE STORE has
sezssa ass -.s4ezf q AL zeaI esr1izsn
ss~E-s.. eAssEs than azycGe eAsz Ez- t114E q
.zzur 11-z
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

Tho@ Fcf.sf1lr= All nEg-s A. 1e6oLDE
EULE sTOEE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
EASTERN NEWS.
xusuxsrrsxs sr Tss fssslDsxI.

Un- nvfssfssey Cao>es Greas tx
efs<R~ss in Her Nes<hb~rhs~4-
Senator uSIf Files &Gfavfss
A<.fsss Js~<se R.y1ssd-
sr..s 10 b~ wffhsrswn
frSa The Easyx~<-
Families NSxfnS
we~s-Granf
Candidate
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

zs7h Azr1tsrrAsts aud Eect-.ca-Ss. n TIE
GOLDEN RCLE STOKE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25


THE Springfield Republican oonc.udesa
long article q the prospects Of all the va
r5oas Densocrztsc s.asesnsen mentioned IN
connection vith tbs Presidency, with the
following tribuse to Seymour "Horstio
Seymour stands alone, the best loved, the
best man IN tie Democratic party, bat
when. - IL i said there that he did. Gov.
Seymour abruptly broke of . recent con-
terence At AIbsay With the remark TO De
Witt G. West that the half hours politi-
cal talk which had already passed, would
cost hin . sseeplen night. he toaehsd On
what win probably prove = bar to his
noninstion-nore's the pity"
TEE Tildss-Ksliy imbrogiio is thus al
indsd TO blythe New York Graphic, which,
being . Republican Journal does mot de-
sars 70 - . c~pmpromise, and IL
aging Kelly 70 prevent Il IF Samuel J.
Tildsn ard John Kelly are to be brought
TO each otbers arms, and to weeping o.
each others shirt bosonas, one of the two
viii have TO eat humble pie and that one
y NOT John K Unless sammy with
drass, the Kings county people. who are
trying to earn the bIessines reserved for
peacemakerx. do not seem TO stand = good
show 1t sncceeding."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
Very Funny.


sa@- & TIE GOLDEN RULE STORE has
M -lz III ut hzt - Is seTaizz gods cheap
e szxz Ar atssr h1zzs ia E1rexA-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

ASfetty ftrausc
ya4 q II GJLDES gULg STORE M.
i1s Ia-zess. h@ss sasa eses2ss ssscr1zssaf q
s-.re-.s-r. u Esr-ks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

new To-DAT-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

BHt N"t -
tie GOLDEN RULE sT0RE. VIII
Dnann te SCI his ssoE q bssts AID sizes II
eEst NATL Al arr sod
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

GALVESTON, March 24.-Tbere was much
rejoicing and Considerable excitement at
the wharf when the CITY Of Mexico er.e-e1
the harbor and Geseral Grant disembaYked.
D~sfening cheers from the shore and ship
ping. and . military salute from the bat
terry added 10 the welcome. The Mayor
and city officials and General Ord formed
. procession Of considerat1 Ienzsh. in
which nearly ali the societies Of the city
joined. There was = reception IN the hotel
parior. The banquet was postponed till
tomorrow night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

~
&raake. FIre.G
Sszz5 TIE szzrz @-& TIE GOLDEN 8CLs
!. STCEr- - sezsng arrs st . fer = tents that
ex-ncs b. sgz4hs sc A~s fsAa twice tie zzazey
II any szAer ss-- n ET~sa
yery Qaeer,
Thx1 ga-- o 1A- bULDEN ~ LIE. kKs oos 6
tne smallest s1rss- st Is s@ElszE whzts SHIRTS,
paEu-- sE.s s.s r1ssr tAiss- cheaper snaz
Any SxA=- sems@ = Ezr-SA
-
" IL - Fact.
T..s lee. & IL GOLDEN RCLE STORE has
4.pssa as -4saezt q al za.I e~sr1izsn
5p-k-z.. cAseS~s than 11ycGe eAss VII f11@E q
AxfsIfy Strange.
T.ss ya4. e ~ GJLDES gELg STORE hts
tAs Ea-zess. s@ss saa eAesYss sssorsssai q
szs1e1Ssrs Z Ezr~ss-
But Vet 20 BE-
Taszy%.9 tie GOLDEN RULE STORE. VIII
euzanz@ ts sezE his 500 O. bssss All sAsss At
eE41 241L Al are DA
Very Funny:
T1a.s@-c & tx GOLDEN RULE STORE has
M -4z ez ut bat - is seIsiz goods cheap
q hEn an esaer hezse ia szrekA
Very emitting.
Th1ss Fsefss kzlT=s AL rsEszs. a. tGeGoLDzS
EULE sI0BE
>sfs Thing:
@s7k As11tsrrhisss AID rset-sea-Ss. n TIE
GOLDEN gCLE STORE
"a x-z- a~z
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

Some Wisconsin gentleman this morning
presented 70 the Commerce Committee a
plan for securing uninterrupted navigation
the whole year by constructing = series u
great dams oser outlets Of the lakes and
tributaries. whereby to utilize the rains Of
winttr and spring. The total cost viii be
shsouf g. co. q
, 1880-10-28
i}fHAec, lending ttfuttt,ee Hf tho Glib unt. died
at Lancaster to-day, n1t'I NJ years.
An Unfortunate CMfan Beat by Conn-

An Unfortunate Cuban ncat by a Conn.
trynthM.
Tho police arc looking fnr Joso 1nrcih, nnu nf
h band of Cuban ctgar r.slcatcrs who recently
cnne TO this city and established hInlsoEf In a
shop nj No. III Clnrk strert. md factory
ut Nos. II anl 10 Folk street. It IN thought
Garc'a has left tnwn for good. lie Is wat,tod
fnr tho larceny rs baileo of a,,o0D cIenss ~hIch
were ptncca in his keeping last satnrlny by H.
larfo flIlcaut. nnother Cutnn, who hrulgnt tho
CHARS With him to this city 10 pihcn them IN
knIe. lie vatucs them At eas,Ool. which Ia .,,.-
dntlhtcdy much moro thnn thor wcre
WORTH, Honay night t3lcaMt f0unh
failing to find the proprietor ut hny oF his nsuai
hnnnts rep,rtesl To this pnllce. A search IF the
etorc failed 10 reveal airy Of tho cfXRrs. and It
was casl1y ascertRiet that GArcin had caused
tiNfn tn be Carted nway in an exprcss-wnxnn.
Tho cxpras'nAn who wna employed wns
reitllIy ft.uI.d, and through him the stnen
cgnrs WIRE locnted Mt Gus An1ersnn's
snInon and lgRnio at No. it1 Clark STREET. Garcia
hhvtng stla iIetn to AnHer&nn fnr <EN. Fnt.
inr t0 find tho prnepa IN tho ttaoft, the police
have arrested MFGhlcl Ie!ch. ii salesman In
fiarcna esnp'oy. ami Il, whose cnrc he loft tho
stnro nnI shop when ho jumped town. It fs
alleged TINT he yu.tchc.l f1r Garcia and
n!ded II, the ronsummAtinn pf tho sale.
He, however. dcnica aIt completely IN tho affair.
md says Garcia. AH we'll rs nenriy all the Cuhars
Whn recently came 10 thl. city With lnrge glan-
titles Of cigars, arc swntllcrs Ut tho wurst tJpc.
, 1880-10-28

"Alas! poor New York.. .'-.Tohn Kcliu.
MY a,lrcss will not be Washington,
H. C."-tcH. Hdneack.
N, Curl Stcen ANDERSEN Billie Is The name
Of the ncwy-aI,pnintcl Dnnlsh Minister to thls
country. This Is tho Invtliest why Ut spelling
l!l Andersen VIC hnve scen recently.
Too much praise cannot bu given to Ohio.
Any State tint, In spite IF three porrns rnr Cur
Lid BY MIss LILY Durst. rolls III Republican
minority Ut :J,OG0, tnsts tho amkery.
"Mur!cl"-Ycs; It is proper to tell pnpa
fiat gun hAve n pressing engagement II yntl ex-
ret tr;hllr tn Gull thai rvGl!lNg. THIS answer II
ErIttrn On thu snppositlun that Arthur ku0ws
sho rours-
4 stsits Of seventy concerts, tho programs
of which VIII 10 composed exclusively Of
classical ml.yc, Is to l,u given In MotntnKcn,
commencing In November. We nro proud to
tay that Melulngcn Is Il. uertnnny.
Il dispute hns arisen regarding the antl,or-
tnIpnf thu pocm. ''Alt Outlet TIL tito Potomac"
i loycy way to settle It w1uld bo to
drop the lsp,ltanta Into tho middle of tito river,
cud nuke al qniot aro,,rtl there aV,sin.
WcMt by tito Milwaukee, Scnttltcl tint
nlnlcl Webster Atc,l twenty-eIght years ugo.
Thu Mlwnnkce pnncrs nro constantly hunting
up sumo fresh sensational Item like this, And
tptiusug II upnn IN unprepMrGd public.
, 1880-10-28

applied fur n tifvnrrr, which xna Htahtn1. mil
sir with her children kept tngct1Irr: lutt Iiaxtor
was ntIxtnss It, Fhsrlte hla a,fI, H0ch ynhfa Ri
lust flight accomplished biz pnr}M'ec. FrHrn
fu'T1.n lIn wrote fn hta uwIl RslI his wife's 'nw-
yrrA nxkftlY tllnfn tn ctJInf to London he
.t!n,ttf tn tnsn for f:,1u1utl1. AMI fa wAhrl t
nMkt some rr',yls. IN fer ht4 clltttfrGn nllc nf
whom they were t, hr,tiR with them. Mr., T.. H.
shtnvc. tho wffc'a auEicltnr. started from CHI.
rLvt IN meet fItstrt. thk Ing with him tho yt'DK
*nn. hut hi. rccvtti II Telegram to snttle n! tn
s"tilu'. ycsicroy AFTERNOON baxter nn',shrrvo
After slipper had bern discussed the
litt!1 hIy was Mnt ~ bed nnd BAXTER
r'rb,Hs"'1 TINT they shnillti IN nut for A. SHIRT
.!rnIl nrl tlson vlslt tho lsusn! Opcr.'. ffnuse.
Mrs shf:vn fnnM"ntly nEIrrsE. itH!. tew
minutes f"fnrn 1nrtTk, sent sFnr'1 to Sr. lfhx-
crs nr'n that he .*as rtntly. Tho clerk. how
"sGE rah,e s'"k with tt,t. Intelligence TINT liax-
fnrt r'h'fn was tupty. md ttlAt tho boy Ind hso
tshpp"trrti. 1t wA+ thrH hsCpftH1nct1 that tic
ollce clerk hui s4H. Itnxt"r telvt tho hotel
I.a.lli,v tr. son. Ep", further Inquiry .sfr:
shrssn Mas.'ertaincd M that baxter hati rune Enst
~ the ~; y. ~. lrn, saking tim lHy with him:
This morning Mr. ahrnvc, WHO Is vnry rftlccrt
hH crcstfnllrn ever the n!'air. received dis
lnttci frtH Baxter. WIN Ia In MnItrea 1T pnn-
Inv that lIt. iatI nrrvet snf md wo!I1H cxpinfn
n!t when tlcy thet. Tho neslstoncn nf tho pn.ce
h3 nut yet ltt called IN. therc hpprnrs to bo
u'!"9rc To scc.,rc the ct,lld without having uax-
ter arrested,
, 1880-10-28
OBITUARY..



sy<ttat DttpatfA to Tia Chieaeo Tribune.
CtsciNSArl. Oct. .7.-Ts.e Hon. Il. II, Mansfield
a veteran newspaper wrltor ulld auth1r. we'll
kl!own tn ronders 0f tho New York Tfmes M
"Yeteran Observer" and to Those nf the cincsn-
natl Giazcttc " "E. u. 81" tllel this morning ut
hs country t1usc, fAin0yt1en. hrar Morrow. o.,
IN tIa S0th ycar. Iis l,rnifh had fur aOtnG titno
been giving wny to tho ihtlrnsEtcs incident to
old Auo, willie thu moro Acutc symptoms Which
pr,vetl fatal manifested tho1nselycs only few
,lays uyu. lIo t,a.i few superiGrs Us IL newspaper
contributor. bur hs reputation WIS not lnittal
tn tAat field. lie wMs trained tn military
and legal *crvfcc. was thoroughly verscI in
pulittes, possesse4 much historical and anti
a.lltrlnu ktIuwedgo. ant1 w.ts tor sixteen yours
lsRI- I-'ba-e,litor OF Tho Cincinnati! ChrontcIe aud
Ata.s. md LATER Ut tho Rs.a'aA,A Rscora. Among
Z, Whit, he w.ls asst,1lale1 WITH tho iAtu nf.
ug coGstltutio,!al i.aw." lx5; j., Legal Rights
'; "Sa'uo!rs or iMniel Dn;ks,' is&;
aMd "Persnnal Slelnur,es, 1st:.'s3," ls;9
H ns9 = fss1rs Sy I'D ssvy . Of sse
Gn % il % !sSi. iiis fati,c1 % Jarp si""stlci1. ] WIS
u tsaoher xn.l sctr,nltle man,. In iw1:-:t and
4isa fur nlnu yvars lntcrEuesltutolY,, beginning
with lbri, wna Surveyor. tienerAl nf tho un.eM
s1atcs IN OhEu; ile was arpo!ntei BY % %;'etfsrssn
thy establishing Or MERIDIAN lines ,,,,.....,
i ls ap9 n1sn ss 's ts 'Ho Il! & Is '1s ss ss ss IT,
sssr @ b.. @ isci il, the sly Ms nas xrsats;r ~; q;
precision upon 4. TO was twice 1 ttimrFaei; ana
, 1880-10-28
JtjsilSIt
A VERY BAD LOT.


f--t.,,r,,n1 1.o.,,. a.. H., 1,u,t.. 1.,s,,,
A@t'" ~ '"G A"'tco 's"s'o""
hnH t'otlee COURTS
Jutn f.ucIr an1 Antan!N Pfelfer wcr1 held
over to tho Criminal Court Yesterday by,IustIee
u,,v,, In t,onl. ~ xrrl nnct, ~, ;, oi,or,s ~
,'.,. :" s"',.s y. S' .r,.. ".t! W sIs9 -"
aautterS anu ioshleAt1on.' ING ctifhps91!lft WIS
mndo by John Chutt, aud Tho defendants waived
examination.
.Juhn Tutt!e was arrested OIL n bc,1c,,- wurrnps
issutd ,,v t,,l,,,, tsul,rtt y,.tt,r,1av nnl hrI,
!. :, y"se ,"m ~ ' aI ae."
iof lflnl 1T Da!i OF si'nl1. ~ - t.h'er snd!ct-
iHcnt for. tnkfnE II letter fr,tn tic Post. Onlce
addressed Il, lbA r. T,1ttle, u1ld having custIed
t,r,, ,,,,,r,,v t,r,,nra II coutninod
W. ''"'.s! o'"e'' ~ e'"'"'"'. ...-.... -.
John Dnlton. ncarrfh1o-wnsher IN tho employ
Of Thomas unkin, proprietor nf tho A,,u1us
tl,u,n' tnn,, :, h,r,o a,tlIu ,ua hrhII hI .,,,,-.
toN ;" ". 'to ~ n'".o W.
!R 10 h1s chap'"yer Asl1 sun tno shtne toF s1o nt
EiMrln's horse.snnrket. IN West Twelfth atrc ct.
lie was yesterday he'd 1T ss'J bnll to tho CriIui-
nnl CUlrt.
14nrrfsou s,,on. Tim rcpro ab,t NJ III. .o,. on
t' ~. n',a u ,,l1 ' e". ~. .no to''"Io
.l"p tHlll III lHe'lo I'M eh!S Sostorday morn
R. wns not ", scr!nlslY i,Jtrefl us wns Mt FIRST
supposed. The bullet struck him IN thu t1'n,lt
nnu, nIthr kitnck1y mt two teeth. ami hurtng II
hne IN As tnr,Yn, nhtlln tut ei!r tto eAr IN tho
check. SMp'1enn conts, The drunken wrntch
WIN 1lret tue Hhnt. WIS Held by Justice Wallace
In St00 to t1Ie lth.
snn,, hnvs. tntc worntrv ~ n ,.ct,,,, t,xt
crnt,in,y trnuk i,,r,s ie vnn,a ~ ~ ."nS n'i
Erunk t,r.nvt, II rrmrs nr ,,co 1hn f'r,n.Mr , w
- ". III n,ti ,t,o fnetnr - ~ ~ m.,t1n - III
, 1880-10-28

LONDON, Oct. 27.-:rllc death Is announced
Of Alcxu.l.ler Murll Gtt!lc,nin. aged Gl, alul
Henry Frc'lcric Scllopln is ,lcsd, agcu ~,
botfl eminent French pntnters.
TIL: CATTLE TRADE,
ToRoSTo. Ont, 0ct. 11.-'l'he prospects nf
tile catte tr,ult With EnElHlid nrG fnoking up
ngnl'!. Il cable dispatch lsas 1,een freeisrtl
which contains the encouragement tIat the
best grades have gone up ~ per head, md
other grades in proportion.