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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-23

THE United States exhibition at the
Berlin Fish Exhibition is, the English
papers declare, the most remarkable col
lection there. It shows not only that
America boasts Of the best fishing rods
and tackle, dies. etc., but that u sup
ply Of eatable fish far exceed those Of
Europe in variety, delicacy and size.
''In the matter Of fish, as in many other
matters" says the London Telegram.
1--WE will all have to yield the palm to the
United States"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Caps
At 50 per cent below cost at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
A Great Variety
OF suspenders at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
Neat and NObby
Nsekties and scarfs at the GOLDEN RuLE
The Best
California Undershirts and Drawers for Mems
wear at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
The strongest
And best made overslls and jumpers at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE.
Hats! Hatsi! HatsiiI
Direct from the factory at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE.
Cardigan
At Cost at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-23
TO MINERS and NINE
OWNERS
KA,
It's Mines, Resources and Future.

Every person holding interests In Eureka
county she uld have its interests at heart. Our
vast resources are but little known abroad. and
to make them known and attract capital for the
development of eur mines, should be the chief
object Of our citizens. To this end J. McG.
Scott has been devoting several months, visit
ing and examining the mines Of our own and ad
jscent districts, and In q few days will leave
for New York TO publish in book form the re-
suit Of his investigations. In addition to .
history Of the mines. the book will contain q
history of the county since its organization.
and will be embellished with engravings Of the
s M ELTIN W o s,
the
HoISTINC w o r X s.,
and views Of some of the prominent mines. IS
well as of the principal buildings Of our
town. 1t will also contain
MAP OF the DISTRICT,
with all locations to the present date.
As the low price at which 1t will be sold
fifty cents per ccpy-snd the large edition to
be printed the work cannot fail to attract in
teress in. and capital to our midst.
Shoald Mr.. Scott have overlooked any Of the
developed mines. the owners are requested to
call upon him at his ONCE. In the White Pine
County Bank building. when he will examine
their properties and give them . place in the
book. J. McG. SCOTT.
Eureka, May IA. 1880. myl5 lw2p
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List of Unclaimed Letters

List of Unclaimed Letters
ID EMAINING IN THE PosToFFIcE AT
III Eureka, Nevada. on the 22d day of May,
1880. Persons calling for any of these
letters. will please say, " Advertised May
Ladies' List:
Miss MO James Nellie
Cobb Alice Lauz Mary
Daley Mrs Morgan Lizzie
Evans Mrs F NJ Price Mrs Geo W
Grayson Mrs LA Robin Lulu
Guinnip Mrs Al Quevedo Mary
Jones Carrie NJ Scott Lue W
GentIemen's List:
Bodley II @ Hodgdon HA
Bovington B ia Kingston Geo
Brown L Louden Geo NJ
Bice James Luke VIM
Belcher Peter Morrison d
Beadle Henry Miller W.T.
Baillargeon Anthony Mitchell W.
B~ecannon VIM Mark 4 Clark
Bawden A Merkiey Alfred
Cone p Mckinney James
Cobb L. Cos Mcdonald
! Curtis Geo McAuley Donald
I Colman J McDougall DAM
Cough John Mcdonald care Of High
CremAn Thomas Owens James
Clute j R-2 OFT GeoL
Carmichael Jas Peterson s p
Calderwood Geo A Plumhof VIM
Chrysler j Ragsdale j
Cabot George @ Rsvier Godfrey
Christensen c Rath Thomas
Doran Owen Rid H R-2
Dunlap Louis Quick Robt .
Demeres Narctsse Stacy Henry
Dennis ] + Southram James
Dial ,reen LP Sweazy 4 Son
Dell L q Sullivan F II
Eddy Stewart VIM d
Fewfngs James Smith Albert M
Grifiths VIM d Smith David-2
Giles VIM Schultz Jacob
Goetchus Jas H-2 Tognano Eugenio
Green James Trembath j
Gavin Geo. Taylor Dan s B
Gansted Hans Talcott I REDO
Hunt VIVA II Week l. Kelleher
Hill W
Foreign List.
Persons calling for any of these letters will
please say, Foreign, Advertised"
Henry Treloar--2 Dan Maken
Albert NJ smith Oliver Major
? Peterson Maurice Fitzgerald
John Mckay VIM Fetterly
John McMfllan Thomas Cowling
Neil Mcleod Chas A Burress
Patrick McFariane
italian List:
Jose Dos Santos Pietro Piombo
Matteo Address Felicinc Alberigi
Palino Augustine Rafello Bianchi.
Celcinf Feline Luigi D~ebenedetto
q Morosoli Biavashi Deagostino
Togliano Z Giovanni Signoretti Gionni
Serafno Bartolemeo Giovanni Douati
Peso Tomaso Nocenza Pspero
Francisco Pastorini Bricca Pietro
| Antonio Buzettf Luigi Grscchf
Luigi Gr.cchi-3 Giacomo Del Barba
Giovanni Denstf
msy23 1t WIN. J. SMITH. P. N.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

r TAKE THIS METHOD Oh ANNOUNCING
l. to the voters Of Eureka county that I will
be q candidate for the ONCE Of County Com.
missioner. llong term.j subject 10 the decision
OF the Black Republican Comfy Convention.
HENRY CLAY FENSTERMAKER.
Fish Greek. Eureka County, May !, 1850.
uu1 z
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-23

THE American Mining Exchange thinks
the coming season will, undoubtedly, be
prolific in the production of precious met
ais, and the discoveries to be made re-
suit in adding millions Of dollars to the
wealth of the world. All that is neces-
sary to cause the public to place as much
confidence in mining ventures as in any
other line Of business, is education and
corroborative testimony from reliable and
practical men employed to report on
mines and their prospects. There seems
to be no reason to doubt that we are BOON
to have . reaction in prices of m~eritorious
mining stocks, and q consequent increase
Of interest in all things pertaining to
mines and mining.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-23
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
A. REDEWILL.

ID PRESENTING A. l.. BANCROFT L CO.,
III OF San Francisco. agents for the KNABE,
FISHER. IRVING. and other Pianos, and the
MASON b HAMIIN, PRINCE 4 CO., and other
orgsns. All Instruments fully warranted and
kept in tune, by Bancroft b Co., and sold on
Asy terms. my22 I'm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-23
CURIOUS nEErING.

In New York one evening last week
there was q curious meeting OF curious
people who made curious speeches. The
occasion was the return Of Mr.. D. NJ.
Bennett from a term Of service in the
Albany Psnnitentiary, he having been
convicted of sending obscene publications
through the mails. Elizur Wright pre-
sided, and a letter from Charles Brad
laugh. the English radical, was read.
The case of Bennett made some noise at
the time ; but in just what his offense
consisted the general public was not cir
cumstantially informed. We judge from
expressions dropped by MIR. Bennett on
the occasion referred to, that his offense
was the circulation Of silly twaddle about
the Bible. Bennett seems to be one of
the aggressive persons who figure chiefly
in the destructive role. He is interested
in proving that the Bible is az immoral
compilation, and that all sacred writings
are fables.
As a rule such persons are rather harm
less than otherwise, especially if left to
retail their twaddle unmolested. There
may have been something worse in Ben
nett's method of reforming the world
than generally pertains to the method of
such people. Undoubtedly he is irrev-
erent, and quite likely enough he is an
ass. If he thinks to overthrow a reli-
gious system that has stood the tests of
centuries, and is better calculated to-day
to enlighten and profit the world than at
any time in the past, he is ar ass without
qualifications. We suspect that this is
what Mr.. Bennett would be at. But he
is now prepared to illustrate the efficiency
of martyrdom. He has been in prison
for a free use of the English language,
not of the choicest kind. He himself
SAID to the friends and sympathizers who
met to greet him that he was imprisoned
on q pretext, and that his real offense
was that he was IAN infidel, and had
written an open letter to Jesus Christ.
The man who writes open letters to per-
sons who have lbeen dead thousands Of
years cannot have any common sense te
speak of, and probably has been bereft Of
reason IS well.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-23

Elko. Nay 2i-JoAn D. Bursis, native Of Ohio.
sgsa - yssrs.
, 1880-10-21
tho 'Tahernncle, whore It WIS addressed by
ax-SGttntor Wright. It was Il big night for
tic Republicans.
Oil 10.


CnrUstUs. O.. Oct. 90.-At meeting of
tic Republican Slate Central Colnmlltcp To-
night lIcnjnsnln EugIcston, Presidential
Efcctor fnr tho First District, Withdrew from
tho tfckct oil account Of already holding tho
position Of Statc Senator, md A. u. ilAlIock.
Of Cincinnati, was chosen 10 fit tho vacancy
50 created.
TIE nErunfJCAy srArg COMMITTEE
furnish the following figures. These aro
,sllttle up frntl oi,lclat figures nj Tic various
co,mty-seats, ar,tt eaa be depenssesl u.N'n es
lelnR rs reliable ns my figures car lie Until
is'I ulciui figures aru furnished by tlle Sec
rptnry. Of Suite: Tho tnsat sn.e on catlfIl-
dates for .1H.1ge Of the S'pre1o Court WINS
licall, H4.)l4; .Fo!lrt, Democrat, 81 ,sk3,;
I"!nirr, t'reen!Meker, o,57s; koss. lsoll-
tI+lle vote for Secretary nf Stntu statlds NJ
1o'fnws: Townse!!tt, ]tcpnbtcan, :at.,ul3;
LANG, De1Hocrat, ;A3ol4; Lloyd, tsrse1s,aek-
sclltlS plurn!lty. 13,MD.
, 1880-10-21
FIRE RECORD.
E{tf(;.&{{D.


The alarm from 1sux 343 Mt 2:40 yesterday
after,lo01l was caused by Ire III the frame
barns In tho rear Ut Nos. :2,2W and I'll West
Randolph strert,-tlc farmer owned a1sd Oc-
cn'picsI by john Hing, atld tic latter owned
by Mr. Bushnell atrl occupied byJ c.Nh1t-
ford. DAnluGe to both barns about 500. Tie
fire Is supposed to lave been the work of
sma!l boys playing witt, matches. There
WAS party Vt three or tni,r ahnut tile p!nce,
and two Of The nualber sny taat Eddie j'!M"l'
Ditsly set lire tn ptic Of 'lay In one Of tic
harns. Eddie WIS arres.eG. but lle strongly
denies the charge. As l,e l,as i"eii sttl!re
IF great nnnuynlicee to bOtfl cttizcIls and the
lalfce, ANIL III his parents exercise M c0str,l
over Hin, the p,llcn are trying to have him
seHt IL some ref0ri!atory Or asylum.
The nlAtm lru,n l,ox :s..S ut j:45 yesterday
afternoon WIS caused by, the expiosIoi, Ut. n
snail gasoline lamp in the basement Of the
twt,.st0ry frutnc building Mt NJ. no West
Polk street. Tho building Is owned by .]n-
goh Matley, M1tt Is occupied by Reuben Levy.
jlHinufsb frifinr
, 1880-10-21

RALEIGH, n. C., Ocl. D.-An accident oc-
Cured Oh tic Raleigh Il CASTOR lload carly
this morninE Mt I0angsvillc, twcnty-one
miles from na'e1gll. A lacnl frcight-traEn
a,ul excurslon-train coIllt!etl. There wero to0
cxcursionEsts OIL board. One was killed out
right mil fifteen wounded. Two Of the lat-
ter died soon after. The names Of tic dead
arc UsacG Green, Ashley Ratlford, alll
Duffy pcrry-all cnorctl. This Injuries Ut
the others arc not now thought fatal. The
wounded were nearly III! on tho platforms.
Ono cur was telescoped. Trains north and
south wcro blockesi, bnt tho roa,l was c[earel
Mt nlKhtfnll. Conductor Wiilinn II. rhou!p-
snl! md Engineer w., A., Price, of tile
freIght-tratr, were arrested, but gav0 bail.
4 .i,lAinrity Ut tlle Injured penllu were COL
orcd, from Franklin County. TiIc excursion
!raln WINS Oh Its ,way To thu StatrFalr at
IlutcIgll. Five physicians FROM Raleigh nre
In attendance. Four 1T the wounded NJ
ero..s were brought to tlIls city to-nlgl,t.'
Olhers nse nj Youngsyillc, mld houses liear-
hf
, 1880-10-21
AT PEORIA.
Hpkftdl Dfsnhteh 10 The Eh[tuoo Tftbt

Bp<etas Dsspat<h to The Chteaeo Tribune.
TEonEA, ILL.,, Oct. .0.-The cooper-sfiop Of
John ZEntner,uai,, near tho Won1ner Dis
tillcry, burned dawn this evening. The
building was awllet by Woo!ner I}ros.. md
Insured In tho lEtnn Flre-lnsurn,re Conf
pany for 500. Abuut 200 barrels belonging
to the Wooners were stored I'll MI adjoining
building n1nl were also burned. They
wuro also insured III full. Ximnler-
1nnn Ind no Insurance, neither had
tle coopt.rs, soine thirty Of wllonl lost all
their t0uls. The tntal damage Is about ST, 0OQ.
1t was teared that tho ttlstlllcFy adjoining
would cntclI fire, hut by tho efforts Of tic
Hfplreb It WAS HNyEA,
, 1880-10-21
AT 1sI{tI1A. o.

P1quA. O., Oct. eo.-At l o'clock THIS
morning the lt,,sced-oEl mills Of Orr, Leonard
H. Daniels were totally destroyed by fire. The
fire besan III tile fourth story, and In two
hours the fine structure was ruined, with Its
valuable contents. Thousands Of bushels
of seed antl roo barrels Of oil were III the
building. The loss Is estimated from
s150000 Eto 00,0O0, with. insurance from
s75,oo0 to $4,000, dlyttied AMONG twenty
seven companies. a,nnng which are the 4on'
don, Liyerpanl IL Glnbt, British American.
CG4li,cr. London d Lancashire, Dayton.
taneo,,s combustion md friction Of the lna-
clilncry nre the theurics advanced to explain
tile origin Of the lire,
, 1880-10-21

MANSON, Wis, Oct. 2o.-A fire nt Portage.
Columbia County, this morning, destroyed
t;notlman's clothing establishment and j. L.
Wells t. Co.'s hardware and tEn-sll0ls,
I,oolnis, (;a!Ee.t L. Brceze's knitting works,
which employed fifty hands: 1,ullnrd's paint
shop, tho Ottd-Fcllows' hall. tho armory ot
tho G,tppy Guards. and several other smaller
Ships. Tlle campaign outfit Of tho Garfield
Club was also destroyed, The loss Will reach
:Nt0n1.
, 1880-10-21

slxTn MASSACHUSETTS.
SALEM, Mnss., Oct. 2O.-Tho Democrats of
tic Sixth District have nominated i. Moody
Uoyllton fur Congress.
FIFTEENTH NEW lo1s1s, ,
ALBANY, N. r., Oct. 20.-The Republicans
OF tfle Fifteenth District lave nominated
Thomas Cornell for Congress. rlle Dunno
crats llRya two candidates In this district.
TWESTY-stNTEI NEW YOnK.
LrnSs, N. r.. OFT. M.-Tl.e Democrats Of
tho Twcnty-sixtl District nominated Peter
II. Van Au!scn for Congress.
RHODE ISLAND.
pRoyInEScE, Oct. l0-Tlsc Second District
GrGenbtlck Convention nntl,Inutpu John
Francls Smith for Congress. lnstead Ut
Greene.
THE E1.st11sA DISTRICT.
ErM1.,A, N. T.. Oct 3o.-Tllc l>etnocratspt
nominee for Congress- Tic ilcv. Tho1ras <.
l,erelIer, Of this city. 'rho Republican car
didate Is David L. RlclArdsson, the present
rI1lnrr-rii1sr NEW YORK.
ALBION. DEPOT, y. T., Oct. 20.-At tho
nc,n9crati ic Congressional Convention today
for tic. .lhtrty.-flrst Congressional. District.
flu declined the nomination, and the Con-
ycnt1on adjourned until tic Wtll Inst
SECOND NEW yo1sK.
NEW YcnK, Oct. 30.-I'hc Scc0nl Congress
slD1lal District Democratic Convention Of
klngs, County tonight nominated William
L. Robinson.
TILE FOLLOWING CONGRESSIONAL NOMINAL
TlOSs
were made here tonight: Tammary (Tlfth
District), DenfamlM Wood: Snc[alistlo Labor
party Of tho Seventh District, Alex 1Ien-
: n1ngc
, 1880-10-21
estimate given III the trade. The stock was
nnef sa Il I'll tc sas was nowc Mu to se % lie
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

-
NEW YnhK. Uct. a.-Arriyed, tho Les
sling, from Hamburg, aisi tho A1gcr'a. from
I'verpnnl.
1.oStms, Oct. 20.-Thc City of London,
from New York: tstrtn,,, from Boston. and
tho Ohio. from Philadelphia, have arrived
out.
:, QcEEssTowS, Oct. 2o.-;Arrised, tic silarn-
TURK.
t;tAsnnw, t)ct. o0.--Arrlycd. tho Corinshi-
M. from lH,sluu.
lIAMtEnn: Uct. m.-Arriyc.l, Wcstphalla.
frnns New York.
, 1880-10-21

.,s.s ".@. .>.' ~, IN r.t.,,.r.', 49,,
TSeSN " H. os. ,,', ..,o,u,,. .
l'son oCsn1e' t''S 1a.t,, =. ma,,, I IL,
o'' tae Alhe.1!a't, aa." y ",t'' w. n.y. .l'
1ot aese'"e sr, =, T.,a.t,. ,r. .i s s' ,,., III
na'H "'sas,s' ~, s ,t., ",''t .,.a'' " ,a,,."',
toh a. e:s u. ~ ~ lily. ~! WIZ 't.a,s s,.
Ivy w., n. .,.i.., ~. ~, rn. ai,,t ~, tn,,"s
. t.,'. -, ,.,.,,.,;,'. H. =. H.
m'st wv ,i"'' 1'',...'. H. .s'a ~ ' ~
,,I', rJ u' 1'."e; .ne;., ,''o7 Nm ,.",as t,n,
a"su n,', n"'" c,.,t'., ai,,, ,,f,'.a, ,.';t"s H."
,. fra,., Ci'",,,o,t C In tast Train s,ruck tto
a.o ee a; au ss ,I" ~, s;.M.n s,.' ~
~ ~ :. ~. ~ ~, ~ ,s"i ""n "s t i,nni,a,; ,,S ,r
,n,, @u s,' ,.r,at y, tno Inn. s ,,,',s hat
ny on1cct cona scarcely 'e ,r,: m'scefnca ~
DISTANCE OF atx teet away l!le locomotive
ran nearly through tho rear chacl,, III wllclf
,ycrt, nl,ont twenty unssc,,gers. jterully tear-
tnK tllo ear 10 plrecs. 'rhc engine WIS cum.
plc,e'y sttlpnen " e'e1ss"mE ~ 'uo,e '1o
FILLED WITH sc.A1.ptSa STEAM.
The Inmates of the car who were nut rcn.
gan to breAk the windows and cxtrleate
themselves from their terrible situation.
Passengers In thu other ours camc to their
tssce' anu H ~ ",rs amo +, rr fr" t s fcss
bnt with SKIN pcel"ls ltonn "'ei1 i"ees
and bodies. Not II persnn III TIC
ca1 escaped Without serious tniur.
irs, ami seyeroi wsrc sculle,l beyond
recovery. AMoe .H a!et' ,' W"s s t',,. ,,, -,
March,, WHO was COMING i'lto usc CITY WIN
his mother to be married this evening to
daughter Of Dr. TAFT Ills mother was
H., r1onn1a . ,,.,r,.,t rna sa..ar,,:- i'nr, I'M, In
anu he "as i'sc', su'Gss r. ""'s: 10y ''o
tittsseA HIS WotlluS, brought l11s 'ltthet l'lto
tho city, md was tIis evening married, uc-
coreting To program.
o'Aos ''e, .. ,l.Iu G,a.,.. - ~. ~.
Lotlls' VINO Hatt pun ees b1ohc" M'1
was otherwise Injured. tIad inst escaped
few liuurs heforo from n rntt!nad wreek,
wounded, as they were brought Into this
city, presented n slckenlng spectacle, rs the
teIrIGtu effects If sca!t,s l,ngaM 10 be felt
, 1880-10-21

]'raypl both ways Is temporarily. suspended.
midnight sufficiently to pct trains through.
Flight cnss wern considerably smashed. No
nnG Injured. catise III tllu accldent us'.
EnrtVtt
, 1880-10-21

EAST SAnISAw, MIe1.., Oct. 90.-E. Ewell,
Of st. Louis. Ind his right hand b|uwn off
aud ar,n shattered willie firing n ca,tnon at n
lmpubllcan injecting at Alma this evening.
, 1880-10-21
a Counterpart Of the Recent Pittsburg
Collision Occurs on the Ham.
i|ton & Dayton Road.
Telescoping Of a Passenger.car
by a Locomotive OF a
Freight-Train.
Several Of tllo Passengers Fatafly, md
=, Many Painfully, Scnllcd BY
Steaul.
An Excursion Train Wrecked and Many
Persons Injured in North Car
olina,

0lluus
ROASTED TO DEATH.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago 1ffbant.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.-A fire resulting III
the loss Of iiye lives occurred abont II o'clock
to-tlay in the shoddy-fnctory Of Benjamin
l1ey, corner Of Sccontl mid Broadway. Tho
fru caught FROM creased rngs falling upon
tho bales, and before tho engines Conll ho
brought to tho spot tile whole building,
owing to tho inlIammaDlo Character Of Its
contents, was In flames. Twenty girls nnd
women, under tho supervision Of Mary
F0rea, tho foreWonlan Ut the sorting depart
lncnt. wero ut work In tho sorting and
storage rooms on the third tl0or. Thcsu
wulscn knew nothing Of the presence Of the
fire until one Of them saw smoke coming
through tho cracks In the tloors. Sr ut
once called "Fircl" and started for the stalr-
case III tho storagc-roon. Most Ut tho
only eight then being in tllo sorting
room. The forowon'on ran to the
door between the two rooms nnd told
then, the building was on fire, nnd to hurry
out Two Of the eight Immediately followed
her, but the other six, n'lxlo.,s to sayo their
clothing, stopped 10 tnke oil their working
dresses and put OF those they wore going to
and from work. The consequence WINS W1le5,
they rurnctl to 20 down tho staircase In the
storage room tiny found ...
Mrs. RACHEL Dog9ctt, 81 East Third street,
55 years old, body burned to d crisp: widow
alld fur children.
Miss Margaret WclcE,, G0years old. Seventh
md North streets, no relatives known; upper
portion OF lluly burned to q crisp.
Mrs. Mary Syron, 10 years old, - Yeatman
street; five children; husband Invalid; upper
portion Of body except fnce burned.
Mrs. Catherine jackson, Front and Broad
way, tt years od, widow, supporting blind
daughter.
Miss or Mrs. KcrwIn, 10 ycars, 10 Locke
street, only Mt work ona day and nothing
known about her faulty, or whether married
or single.
THE WARNING.
Whcn the fire broke ont there retwenty-
eight WOMEN u1ld girls In tho third story
with tho forowoma'i. Twenty girls were IN
one room with the forewoA &an, and eight
women were iii tho adjoining room. Tho
forewoinal gnyo the alarm to tho girls In her
room, and they NIL passed. out and down tho
stairway iii safety, Stlt then went 10 tho
room where thu eight women were and gayu
tho alarm also. Two Of them followed l,cr
down thu stairs. Tie other six delayed, It
Is supposed, to change their clothing, until
tho tirU cut of their escape BY tho stairway.
:rhore Is no question tllnt tho loss Of life Is
duo wholly to carelesnesa Or tic fright ut tho
victims themselves. Thoro wns a,nplc time,
II tloy had not stopped for tl1etr clothing, or
become confused, tu cscapc,
Mrs. Eliza Barrett. who WIS persuaded to
ju,up fro.M q thtrG-story window, escaped
With u broken ankle,
, 1880-10-21

Da1no,r, Mich, Oct 90.-A Isngers City
special to The l,etrott I'psl md 1rttntnc IT.
pprts tbs drowning Of Capt. Joseph Sawyer,
Service, AMI kce1mr i;rnrge Feaba,l.
, 1880-10-21
SENATOR Et,sittSUs.

SENATOR EDAuSDs.
hoSTrEr1Et., VT, Oct. N.-rho I.cRista-
thrc III joint Assembly to-day formally le-
e1nred George F. E,lmunds elected United
States Senator.
, 1880-10-21
IN BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE, Md., Oct. A-The country
residence Of Charles J. I}aker, PRESIDENT Ut
the Franklin National Bunk, burned last
hight. LUss, S:WUDU,,
, 1880-10-21
SUICIDE.

DAvEHroRr, H., Oct. :9o.--A special from
Durallt, In this county, says that Ltzzle
4chueeklob, aged II years, committed suicide
by hunglng herself.
, 1880-10-21
IOWA.

KEDkulS.


6ptttal Dispateh to Tbs Ehttdao 7ttaunA
KEoKuK, H., Oct. e0.-Senntor Allison
spoku Mt Gtbsnn's Opera.II0uso ta-n'glIt.
About LOCO tuysseA aaf to hear him, m.any OF
wsonl were latllcs. Ills speech, III which lo
reviewed tho principal Issues nf the cult
paign, wns all nble nrd eloquent e!fOrt. al!
Tho GARFIELD nntl Arthur companies joined III
grand torchlight procession, which nuul-
bcfed about 400. The weather Is delightful,
and In c0nsetsl slelleo II great alld enthusiastic
crowd WIS on our streets. Tlse Republicans
BY far make tho best showing In their pa-
rlades, traw tue largest crowds Mt their meet
ings, and III nll probability Will poll the
heaviest vote In tl,ts county, heretofore c0,,-
ttolleI by the DeuiQcrats, ut tho November
election.
Special D1sp1stA to 1As Gh4tafa 7rtbttne
:, DAvESronr, H., Oct. a0.-Eho Aapub-
Aeans nj Scott County closed Tonight
one Of the ,nost Imposing demonstrations vt
known III Iowa. aIoro thai, l,:s1G torches
We're IN tbs line Of procession BY actual
count, Of these .uore tIIan b00 were carried
by Garfield Guards mounted. rlio process
Sion WIS twu l0nra In p',sslnE any klyen point.
Alter the parade liiraln pricu addressed tho
Rec9lgle ~ IL tel!lllg speech Of NJ hour aud u
prevailed. Tho l1eeitng elltlttl with Tires
Cheers for Price, tIlre., fur Garfield alul Ar
! tAllr, AK! three fur Mini. Farwell for Con-
Ers:ss. ,Auscatl,lu IL liz dead earnest fur
Republican sweep.
DUBUQUE,
Spteta. Dispateh to Ths Chfcaqa Tstbun&,
f.. Dun'QUE, 1u., Oct. ll-The Republicans
9as. grant ,irsnenstynttun thia evening 10
loMor Of Ohio ulnl lltll!na. Over QUO torcl!-
Yale residences wrru Illuminated. while the
soahd or can,l1ll CAMe from esery quATtvr
ot thn city. Fireworks nis,, elllivuliuit the
Xsf t aa ,h9 ~ o2dw qf EsoR RfeEt m o
, 1880-10-21

AURORA, ILL.,, Oct. 0.-A switch engine
colllded with the snl0ktng-car of MI Gust
bound passenger train, Conductor Ill Eyans,
near the Aurora uruwery this afternoon,
crushing the smoklng-car aud !njurtng John
SigleE, of unlun County. Pennsylvania, a1sd
dangerous. I'lle train MAS discontinued, Rlhl
its passengers proceeded OIL tha Dubuque
train,
, 1880-10-21

!, WRECKED IN 4 TUNNEL,
NoRr1t ADAMS, Mass., Qcta eo.-A freight
train was wrecked in the tunnel tonight
about mile east Of tho central Shaft.
, 1880-10-21
A FEARFUL FATE.

A FEARFUL EAIE.
Five Women Burned to Death
in a Shoddy-Mil1 in
Cincinnati.
Confined III MI Upper Room by
tic Burning OF tho
Stairways,
They Were Literally Roasted Alive
Before Sutcor Gould Reach
Them.
Eight Persons Killed by a Boil
er Explosion in a Gin
cinnati Factory.
A Counterpart Of the Recent pittsburg
Collision Occurs on the Ham.
iIton & Dayton Road.
Telescoping Of a Passenger.car
by Locomotive OF
Freight Train.
Several Of lilo Passengers Tatafly, and
Many Painfully, Scullcd by
Steanl.
An Excursion Train Wrecked and Many
Persons Injured in North Car
oliua.