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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-09
BY Telegraph to the SENTINEL


DUBLIN, October s.--The Lord-Lieuten-
ant yesterday received fifty members Of
the Landlords Association, who impressed
upon the Government the urgent necessity
Of taking immediate steps for the preser-
walton of life and property. The Lord
Lieutenant promised every attention to
the subject. The proceedings at the recep-
ton were strictly private, as the landlords
present had statements to make which they
would not venture to make in public.
Some said they were themselves in danger
Of assassination in consequence Of the land
league agitation. Some pointed out per-
Sons in the room whose lives were in i'm
minent peril, and some even told the Lord
Lieutenant that they might not get home
alive. The Government has ordered the
barracks at Athlore, Carlow, Sligo and
other places in the west Of Ireland, to be
prepared for full compliment Of troops, as
they are capable Of accommodating.
VIENNA, October 8.-The Powers are 80
vexed over the Turkish note that they are
seriously considering the policy Of melting
or encouraging the Sultan's deposition. In
sao haeoutiuc, dIchb DIitalu ptopOecs tuht
the international feet take possession Of
Lomnos or Mitylenea, in the Egan sea,
others seize q practical pledge to compel
the Porte to fulfill her obligations.
LONDON. October 8.-There 10 reason to
believe that the fleets will seize several Of
the chief ports of the Egan sea, so as to
cut on supplies and money from Asia
and the islands to Constantinople.
CETULE, October 6.-The Russian EN-
bassy has been instructed to send all off,
GERS on leave to their ships. as they will
sail immediately.
HAVANA. October 6.-Advices from the
City OF Mexico, dated the LIST instant, state
that on the 25th ultimo the House Of Rep
resentatives, by q large majority vote,
passed the resolution declaring General
Gonzales President OF the Republic. His
term begins on the 1st Of December. The
electoral vote stood Gonzales, 1923;
Benitez, ], 1858 Messia, $40 Cadena, LOTS;
VALERIE, 1855 Zamacona, 10; scattering,
1855. Gonzales being in the interior. 10 not
expected at the Capitol until the eve Of his
inauguration. Speculation 10 rife as to the
formation OF the Cabinet.
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ARIZON ma


Travel Increasing-New Develop
men and Rich Mines.
Tucson, October 8.-The track Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad is laid eighteen
miles into New Mexico.
Travel to Southern Arizona is rapidly
increasing. Tucson is crowded every
available house is occupied, and building
is going on in every section of the city.
Travel and trade to snd from Sonora has
more than quadrupled In the last three
months. The Mexican Government has
established four new Custom-houses near
Arizona to check smuggling, each with a
guard of Is men.
The Head Center mine Of Tombstone
has made a new strike on the 310-foot
level, In the west drift, 200 feet from the
main shaft. The new find is reported as q
Az foot ledge Of very high grade ore.
The Hard Shell mine Of Harshaw 10 now
the center Of excitement. In this district
two very large independent bodies Of ore
have been struck.
Dos Cobascos District, distant eleven
miles from Wilcox Station, on the South
ern Pacific Railroad, is attracting quite q
rush of mining men. Recent developments
is the cause. The lodges are not only nu-
merous, but rich, and predominant, Quite
8 settlement has sprung up in that district
within the past month.
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PACIFIC COAST INTELLIGENCE.
CALIFORNIA.

Assessments-A widow After sharon
She Demands an
Attempt & Outrage a Young
Lady.
By Telegraph to the Sentinel.l
SAN Francisco, October 8. Crown
Point and Exchequer have each assessed
so cents.
Lizzie F., widow of the late w. @. Rails
ton, has filed a complaint in the Superior
Court against Senator Sharon. The docu-
ment covers 265 pages, and is to the effect
that Ralston and Sharon were partners In
business; that Sharon was one OF the ex-
ecutors of her husbands will, ofkwhlch
complainant was the sole beneficiary. That
their partnership property, at the time OF
Ralston's death, amounted to the value in
| round numbers, of thirty million dollars
| that Ralston, Just before his death, gave
Sharon q trust deed Of his property that
Sharon has had the custody of the part
nership books and papers ; that no inven-
tory of her late husbands estate has been
filed by the executors ; that Sharon, by
false representations and other means has
defrauded her in the settlement Of the
Ralston estate of large amounts, for which
she demands an accounting, and such res
titution as may prove just.
Near the town OF Bisbee, Arizona, last
Tuesday, q man named Dodson attempted
to outrage a young lady, name not ascer-
tanned. Her father rescued her. Dodson
soon returned with a carbine and fired two
shots, n killing the brother Of the girl,
and the other wounding her in the arm.
Dodson escaped. A party are in pursuit.
EVANSVILLE. Octobet S.-Richard Mikes,
q Cornish man, was found murdered in
Virginia alley this morning. No clue to
the perpetrators.
SAN JOSE; October THE attendance
at the races was larger to-day than any pre-
vious day. The track was in excellent con-
dition. First raee-Running sweepstakes,
free for all ages; $50 entrance fee, SIS for
felt; one S25 added, second to save stakes.
Single dash, three starters, Jim Snowden,
Common and Lexington; last named had the
inside. Snowden was the ~favorite in the
pools by odds of % to Is on Conner, and
IL on Lexington. The horses got off in
the first heat and Snowden won, Lexington
two lengths behind, with Conner q close
third, time, 1:43a. Handicap race was de.
clared off. Second race, for purse of $3.50
-Three-quarters of a mile heats for three
year-old %fillies, the starters were Nighthawk,
Ellie Doane. Tillie q. and Sallie Black.
Nighthawk was the ~favorite in the pools by
odds Of IS to 40 on Sallie Black, % on Til
lie G. and 10 on Ella Doane. Sallie led fol
the first half mile, when Tillie passed her
and won the heat, Sallie second, Ella Doane
third, Nighthawk fourth; time, 1:17i. The
finishing race was a handicap dash of q
mile; in it were Jennie B. four years old,
Conner, three years old and Wild Idle, also
three years. There wa scarcely any bet.
ting. What there was was 100 on her to IL
on the others. The race proved the ssti
mates to be correct. Jennie B. won, Con
nor second, Wild Idle third. The quarter
was run in %, half in 55A, t~hree-quarters
in 1:164 and the race in Eli.
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OVER THE WATER.

Reception OF b Landlords Assoc.
eiatiOn-Urgent Necessity for tho
Protection Of Lffe-Vexed at the
Turkish NOte-OhRcers ON Leave
Sent to Their S~hips-Gen. Con.
xales President OF the Repub-
liOue.
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GARFIELD is a representative Republi-
can soldier. He enlisted in the army as
the shortest and easiest way to get into
public life, and deserted his post to run
for Congress in less than a year after
wards. But then he left the army for
the country's good.
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AGNES jerks says there is no sort Of
use in trying to pull Garfield in. He
hasn't . ghost Of e show. and she doesn't
propose to waste her talents on : Lost
Cause.
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THE Bodie Free Press has just entered
upon its second year Of publication. The
Free Press is a newsy. enterprising jour.
nal. and we wish it long continued sue.
ssss.
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THAT good old story Of the inaccurate
but warm.hearted Colonel Yell, Of the
Texas Legislature, is so exquisitely APP
plicable to General Garfield and the pres
ent canvass that it might properly
enough be kept standing in every Demo-
cratic newspaper. Democratic editors,
however, have shown the greatest for
bearance with regard to it. But since
Mr.. Evarts has seen fit to give public ut
terance to a pale and sickly parody of it
by dwelling upon General Garfield's
"bcnevolence" and "'tender heart for
his country" forbearance ceases to be a
virtue, and we are compelled to confront
| the orator with the correct version. The
words which Mr.. Evarts was evidently
endeavoring to recall in his eulogium up
on the victim of the Credit Mobilier are
these "Although, fellow-citizens, as
President of the Yellville National Bank,
our deceased did not account s~atisfac-
torily for the funds of that institution,
yet his remarks upon the bursting Of the
same showed that his heart beat warmly
for his native land"
THE Wall Street Daily News of the
LIST instant says that it was generally as
serted in Wall street yesterday that Jay
Gould had shook Garfield and come GU
in favor of Hancock. We suppose he
has done this because he thinks Hancock
will get in, and he is fearful of hostile
legislation in reference to the Union Pa
cifc.
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Palisade, October 7-wifs Of J. Crowley, . son.
Virginia. October 6-wifs Of Henry Morris, Q
son.
Cave Gulch. Montana, October 1-wifs Of o.. @.
Warner. . daughter.
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FOR SALE

A HOUSE AND o ON MOB HILL. THE
IA house contains four rooms. Desirable
location. Will be sold with or without furni-
ture. Apply to SAM. FRIEDMAN.
Eureka. August 20, 1880. au21-tf
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Political Speaking !
HON. GEO. W. CASSIDY.
Democratic Candidate
For Member Of Congress-,

w. z. r. DEAL, Chairman
Democratic State Central Committee.
j. A. MAHANNY. Secretary, oce
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FOR VICE P1t:stDEtT.
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH,
OF INDIANA.
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FOR PRESIDENTIAL E%LEcToRs,
w. L. F. DEAL ...... ........ STOREY
IOHN II. DENNIS. .ELKO
J C. MoTARNAHAN $50. ESMERALDA
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FOR SALE

A PRIVATE RESIDENCE. SITUATED ON
IA Mob Hill. at the corner Of oNeil Avenue
and Clark street. I. J. WILSON.
Eureka, August II, 1880. suls-tf
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FOR SALE

A HOUSE, % AND FURNITURE, AT
"A the head Of Clark street. next door to the
residence of W. ii. Remington. For particu-
lars apply on the premises.
Eureka. August 10. 1880. su20-tf
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICAET.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.
W. +. +. DEAL ...... ........ STOREY
JOHN II. DENNIS. .ELKC
J G. VETERINARIAN. 49,. EsMERALDA
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
GEORGE w. CASSIDY,
OF EUREKA.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
CHARLES n. BELKNAP,
OF sroREY.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Senator,
WIN. o. MILLS, JR.
-
For Assemblymen,
GEO. w. MERRILL, d. E. BAILY,
D. J.J. MCLAUGHLIN, E.. r. CARRIER
For Sheriff,
H. B. MCKEE.
For Clerk,
M. G.. CAvANAUGH.
For Recorder,
LAMBERT MOLINELLI.
For Treasurer.
R. SADLER.
For Assessor,
q g STOSS.
For District Attorney,
A. L. FITZGERALD.
For Public Administrator and Coroner.
JAMES NJ. SMITH.
For Surveyor,
THOS. j. READ.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
G. j. SCANLAND.
For County Commissione.-Long Term,
NATHAN SMITH.
For County Commissioner-short Term.
CHAS. NJ. MIKEL.
D~EM0CRATlC TOWNSHIP TICKET.
For Justice of the Peace,
F. H. HARMON.
For Constable,
FRANK j. WALLACE.
For school Trustee-Long Term,
JOSEPH WHEEL.
For School Trustee-short Term,
J. H. SHOEMAKER.
For Road supervisor,
JACOB wADISH.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

WILL Sell MY HOUSE AND FURNI.
l. ture at a bargain. for cash. The house con-
tatns four rooms and cellar. and . good locs-
ton. Apply to j. HAUsMANN.
Eureka. August "a, 1850. aug25 II
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FOR SALE.
HOUSE AND LOTS.

THIS PROPERTY Is SITUATED ON MON
roe street, two lots north OF the residence
OF q. Sadler, and consists Of
small Wooden Building and Q Lots,
Having q frontage Of 54xl00 feet. The owner
is DESTROYS Of disposing Of the property imme-
diately, and will sell 1t cheap.
For particulars inquire of
DIR. MEN LEE,
o6-lm In Chinatown.
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Assay Office.
MoELLER q ROBBINS

HAVE GOT BACK TO Their OLD OF
IL nee. In Dick Ryland's building. corner
OF Bateman and Buel streets, where they will
be happy to see their old customers.
Eureka. Oct. 7. lsso. os.lm
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T HAVE AMPLE ROOM TO STORE 100
l. tons Of goods In my nre-proof warehouse
and will charge but very low rates for the
same. THOMAS
Eureka. Oct. o, 1850. off
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
ron PRESIDENT.

WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK,
q MIA
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LOST

ON MAIN STREET. YESTERDAY. A
Cameo Pin. set in. gold. A liberal re-
House.
Eureka, September %, 1880. s2s.tf
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Assessments-A widow Alter Sheron
she Demands an Accounting
Attempt TO Outrage a Young
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EASTERN INTELLIGENCE.
Grant on the Louisiana Business.

THE FowLER-GRANT INTERVIEW.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-04-22
Executors Sale of Reat Estate.

/ Notice is hereby given that by virtue of re.
newcd order oil sale made by the PROBATE Court,
rune county OF Livingston, In the State OF Ms.
souri,, at the February, 1870 term, thereof, we,
Warren NJ Hudgins anu William Is Hudgius,
Executors Of the estate OF William Hudgins. dc,
ceased, will on
MONDAY THE 10th DAY oFMAY A. ID. 1880,
At the Court House door, iu the city of Chilli
cOthe, county Of Livingston and State of MiB-
sonri, aud during tic session OF the Probate
Court of said county, sell at public auction, ali
the int rest of Tic said William Hudgins, in and
to the following real estate to.wit:
Forty l40) acres, the South West quarter of
the South East quarter Of Section twenty.eight
S2Sl, township hityseyen 90, Range twenty
five (25J also ten (lO) acros, being the North
West quarter OF the south West quarter Of tho
South East quarter Of Section ihrly.threo (33l
Township and Range Bforosaid; also thirteen
and elghtysi six one hnndredths as S6~lOO) acres,
part ofthe South West fractional quarter west
Of Grand River. IN Section ,wonty.o one (2D,
Township fifty eight [5Sl, Range twenty iour
OF Missouri.
Terms OF sale: Cash In hani.
WARREN NJ, HUDG Ms,
WILLIAM Is. lluDGIN>, EAecalOrs'
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-04-22
BRITToN \. HILL,
Chairman Of the. State Executive
Committee of Missouri.
Keep 10 Before the People.

The House Of Representatives in which the
Democrats are in the majority, deiated b. a
large majority TIE folio ing resolutions in ro =
duced by General Weaver. Grecnback Con.
gresham from Iowa:
"ResOlved, That il Is the sense this house that
al currency, whether metallic or paper, ncces-
sary for the use and convenience OF the people,
should be issued and its volume controlled by
the Government, and not by or through the bank
corporations of the country; and when so issued
should be u full legal tender in payment of all
debts, public and private"
2. "Resolved, That, in the Judgment of thi.
house, that portion of the interest bearing debt
of the United States which shall become redsem-
able In 1881, or prior thereto, being in amount
S7s3 100000, should not be refunded beyond the
power of the Government 10 call in said oblIga,
tions and pay them at any time, but should he
paid as rapidly as possible, and acc riding "a
contract. To enable the Government to meet
these obligations the lnins of the United States
should he operated TO their full capacity in tho
coinage of silver dollars, and such other coinage
as the business interests may require"
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-04-22
National GretnJGCh LABOR Con
0entiOn Caited for Each Con-
1reSSiOndI District In Mis-
souri,, to be hetd on the
goth of May, 1850.
ST, Louis, April 3, 1880.

ST. Louis, April 3, 1880.
By order of the executive COM
mittee of the state OF Missouri, l
call for conventions to be held in
each congressional district of this
state, at the places named herein on
the 10th Cay of May, 1880, at 10
O'Clock a. M, to appoint delegates
to the National convention OF the
Greenback Labor party to be held
al the city of Chicago, Illinois, on
the 9th day of juno, 1880, fer the
nomination Of candi dates for presi-
dent and vice-president of tho Uni
ted States and for tho adoption of
a platform of principles for the pres.
idential campaign.
The basis of representation from
this state is two delegates and four
al,ernates from each Congressional
district In the State, and four dele.
gates and four alternates from
the state at large, to be,
elected vt each congressional con.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-04-22
REHABILITATION.

The bride and groom of the fu-
slonists, prior to the nuptial ceremo-
ny contracted q heavy city debt /;
one Of them increased the debt by a
funding scheme and raised the rate
Of interest one of them passed q
Reputation resolution which
brought us all expensive lawsuit.
The Greenback administration made
the first permanent reduction of the
city debt; inaugurated the compro-
mise plan Of golting rid of that bur.
den ; made very small tax levy
and still reduced the debt Sll, ,320 ;
reduced salaries about 5000 annual
Iy.
The fusionists made q tax levy
nearly two and a half times as large
as that made by the Grocnback par
ty and with all that money reduced
the debt only 1854 They have
lost US s5OOa year, possibly more,
by incompctcncy IN the court house
matter.
For those and many other rca-
sons we declare that the Green
back party of our city can show a
better record than the fusionists or
any other party that has managed
the finances of Chill icothe since i
assumed n boudcd debt and as the
other parties have appealed to the
business men We are glad to have
them examine all the facts.
W. 7. FOSTER,
7. IL. KEMP,
J. w. GREEN,
JOSEPH Mccoy,
j. NJ. VORIS,
CREED JONES,
c. r. j. McINT URFF,
E. H, BENIENT,
P. j. DIXON,
Advisory Committee.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-04-22
CITY cREENBAcK
Nominating Convention
At the Court Room
Tomorrow Night,
rRIDAF, 4PRIL 20, 1850.

d full ticket wI'l be nominated.
No vacancies left for other par
ties to fill.
Every Grcenbackcr shoult at,
tend and take part in the convcn-
ton.
Every body else is invited TO at
tend and see how the peoples par,
ty makes Its nominations.
The convention will have no secret
session, but the doors will be thrown
wide open. No counter sign re-
quired.
The GrcGnbacker9 will assemble
in mass convention at the court
room al early candle light, and nom.
mate, by ballot, candidates for May.
or and Councilman at.largc. After
the third ballot the candidate before
the convention receiving the leas
number of fvotes will bo dropped
snd so on until some one receives
majority Of the votes cast.
After nominating Mayor ant
Councilman atlargc, the Greenhack
ers present will separate accordrn!
TO various wards in which the,
live and meet In the jury rooms an,
nominate candidates for Ward
COuncilmen.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-04-22

Il CdU for u Congressional Con-
rentiOn to Elect .DeLeydtes to
ChtcdJo.
In pursuance to q call made by
Britton A. Hill, Chairman of the
State Executive Committee of Mis-
sourl, call u mass convention to
be held in each county at the vari.
ous county seats in this, the 10th
Congressional District, on Saturda y
May the Sth, 1850, at one o'clock p.
NJ, to elect five delegates to a Con-
gresslonal Convention for the l0tn
District, which is to elect two dele.
gates and four alternates and to
vote for four delegates and four al
tornates from .Lo Stale at large, to
the National Greenback Labor Con.
vcntion TO be held at Chicago, Ill.,,
June 9th 1880, TO nominate a Green
back candidate for President and
Vice. President.
All papers in the district are re-.
quested 10 publish this call.
JOHN L. JOHNSON,
Member of State Executive Com
mittee for 10th Congressional dis.
trlct.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-04-22
Gems From the Pen ofSo-
lon Chase.

Ion ChaSe.
Like every other grand truth the
Greenback doctrine has advanced
by cutting its way through noun
tains of prejudice.
Principles are mighty, and the
Greenback gun is loaded with them
to the muzzle, and the rag baby isn't
afraid of the gun "klcking".
Bind the flag of Greenbackism
firmly at the top of the liberty
pole, and II can defy the winds OF
both old parties, and not star
will be torn away.
Under Republican law, the gold
dollar is like yardstick of india
rubber. The men who control the
volume Of money stretch that yard.
stick or shorten tat will.
Tao re is room for all the rail
roads and rolling mills, aud they
will grow SO long as the process of
watering the gold dollar goes on,
but when the bankers and John
Sherman begin to squeeze moro hog
and railroad INTO Il dollar, railroad
stocks will tumble, furnace fires
will so out and there will be an
oyer.production Of railroads and
rolling mills again.
No one should be ST. eaten with
prejudice as to refuse TO investigate
the financial question, We
court the closest of inspection,
while the fundholdors throw cloak
over the subject and declare 1t is
dead. lfyou are not Il Greenbacl.
er, please ask yourself the reason Of
this. We can tell you; they dare
not allow you TO study it ; it would
send their party "higher than q
kite" with the string broken,
A Greonbacker and Il Republican
were discussing tho banking ques.
uon. The Groenbackcr explained
his views, the Republican said it
wasn't 50. "How is it, then ?"
asked the Greenbacker. II dom
know" he replied; "but Uncle Hir-
am knows"
We ask all men as duty they
owe TO themselves to do their own
thinking, and not to assume that
"Uncle Hiram knows. Put every
thing that "Uncle Hiram kno ws"
through the Kidding sieve of COM
mon sense. Don't be Uncle; Hlram's $
man, nor no mans man. Put your
own common sense and mother wit
to work, and you can stand alone.
The fundholdcrs' organs can only
stand and cxclaim TO the rag baby,
"you'r dead !" AT the same time
they arc quaking with fear lest
that "corpse" gives them a few kicks
with "them cowhides". Their fear
is based on q firm foundation.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-04-22
OHiy $1,000 a dan.

From the financial columns of the
St Louis Republican we clip the
following
A Washington telegram says that
when the last quarters checks for
interest on the 4 per cent. bonds
were sent out the first of this
month, Wm. IL. Vanderbilt had
registered in his name 4 per cent.
bonds to the amount of S3l, 100000.
Since that time there have been re-
ceived from Vanderbilt, for reg.
istraton IN his name, 4 per cent.
bonds to the amount of $4,000, 900,
which makes hlm at this time tho
owner ofs5l, 100000 of that;class of
bonds. 1t is reported here that il is
Mr. Vanderblll's purpose to lnvcst in