davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-11-13

ilJ Nall ftttsstsf rnsuleH4
Ono whole branch nf tho Pt'!!ce.., es..,rcIy 10 pr
eDsna ~ employees, IL dgf1sr4 e9tHf ~ fsuJEeA-
vNIu Investigations Ani llgulres ,"s nrstr, hDt
huw th rcsolo nenller lrN'l es!n an' '.raadaLNi
tu protect respectable ptsp!o tf'>li' "ntrr lns
GxturiIofp. u. le,slItnuntF rrilelGrs. ptsfccIuf
well.knnwn NMlflu VI thtnsnHe. LINZ il Il ~
Us u Kctlar,l rtsiu, knows sl1st !hsEi hiEti. Th4nst
repository Hr TIM secrets 1f null tx, tlu.lst
10 TINT tudvfHt t4al'e, .pabnstAsssts.. nv. If rHHea
whfctt " sll nltrked cttirHetg'I "ntiix.ahlsla y
t,lttclnl lfu, nn1 which IL Gfpeel!y III III 1t ~
Tho Fr.feotllr, Of PDllyu. ~ pef.1., iii uduIEs.
tlEA1,t,sl u vast IlxA Ut ntnfhlal!os, ,sr, Tht9
Dly nlaxrtI VII! rua,y TOR !n'lny'.a.ss muFs thaa
archives. n,1ilyut which rsI:e naeA furY VI tes
h,llI4rd years, did INT SURVIVE ~ the Pr
Ctnms.nu: On tho s4th o. hHys yy,rls rH csIfo,sa.
fnritIro. with Itt regards. wiz ttGts ttG..s'xI dptt
But directly isr,lgr WIZ -" fhe Mbus
nIlHet4 Gtfast wus 1nnln to b9tl'a vi fstn'
stocutncntury fAhrip ui,ew. Thu 'ssL ssnL ri VI
ttu, ihe toll It entntted !oassat. ijlutt ~
tlulshrti wtthtu thrau ycArs. " !nsstcn il er'a.
satnmIcrs jusltuf4lfra. cnctl OF ~ Wp III xF1ptIobn
!n!nnI u 0xrul,1y combining lun, lun,uasinnf it ~
thu Individual, with all hs con, cop n tI|buhSt
necessary IL rlns!lck tue Ffslsrtcr W a prrn,a "
An1 prisons throughout Ft71nerL ',s n" xaA boy
tlfty yeura: This taat tlIicr!A.'axx axxd. yttaopss
tyGr, successfully u.culApl!tnS,Ms; ttcy ftplt.'
tic now nrcfllres already meet ~ .,IH sHHt
uld viii auoa lo ~ purtect ID tbe wv
, 1880-11-13
WASHING THEIR HANDS.

THY intS''r WANT ANY Of rr.
Nt.W Yo,sw, Nov. t2.-Tho following rcgn-
tutintls, offered by St0tt nlul set'ul'tlctl by
Armstrong, wcr' passed By tic DetnncrAtic
National EOulnlttee:
WtsltE ". Allegations nf frnutl 1T tho vnriuils
Stalcs. unl especially 1T the State Of New fosk
taru hcuti brought tu tho nUtIso Of thIa ComnlIt-
tGr;
Rtso{rkd. That tho CnmtnIttco hns In 1Hrfsfllc.
tio1t ntnr tho lncnt vf"lAt!on hf etrettDE nwH.
hut t. trccnnncntts tho several t]cinMerate Cam.
nttln!s nf tc Statcs whcto fhntn Erluds Inv"
beon committed tn insrstKAte thnn, with II view
to "xpnanru uf rInlut!ons Ut lnw al,d thUtr
prompt and lust punishment.
In relation tn lhu ,lllttl's nf tllr Courts or uf
Congress III lilo premises, tic Committee
SAYS cannot bo c',aryed with any respu,I-
stliltty,
, 1880-11-13
An ArtIht In Crliate-Sllcryyood. =,
American F0rIor. Telling the rrI.t.
Of fftH Trade 10 II LOMtiOI 1ippl,,,,,.

VI AAth AFHNG 10 u AOtlMuN HlREtAtrat.
i.otlIItl+t S4trtttr,t
An American Mrtist In crIme nnnrd fA,s.
Sherwood R,lye m Interesting Hceo1nt ycs,en,,r
In tho Central Criminal Court Of tic ,uann,,i,
whlth circular nOtey stOlen from tourists pnuna
Tor the CUntitloIt cnta be cnshcd. It opn.nl
from thu evidence TINT Mr. Young. a Nldge
Bcx 3lnR5atrAte. WIS III AttGnAt. lS77, fpbbcdt,
certain circular nntns,-hls pocketbook hIr,
pnrlnsnctl when ho WIS cruising from Fpltests,
ta lfUuluKno. Assouintgtl with ouch clrrut,,
nntG !s n"lettor Of Indication" tho obIeetts
which Is III provo tic ltlcntity If tho pcrAu II.
trtHNttl,K to c1sll tho Instrument. and. 4, NJ,
tNrsled eepHr,lttly from The Hutes, II wass n,f.
tory how mnnnt could ho Eut for tho nslt,
pnf,er. III Fubrslary. l61R. E.lwcycr, n1o noieE ii
CHINO buck tn tho bnnk Ut issle. They hal et,
cnshct! nrnnd. letters OF lnllcntIon hayInz tn
nttN!ncl to cuver tile,n. How. 1t will be 4.kea
hui tt1peu documents bcDm rot? Enm IT.
tnstltn0ny OF ShtrwoMl, win ghso eYtittet
hstllla1 john WntBun. tho nslti uceueed II t*!rl
t!'n 1orger. u hinehrS tlnt tt!s lat,er opentl .
shnIn steet,s1nt with tho Southwark l,r1nra Il
thu ld,1nlnn Stock tINth.- brhflcl, u1 tue t1,t
tlt lssustl t!e letters of credit Iii The int h.
stn,lEe.. lle ttiero g:t circular notcs can, d
humber tn tI!e stolen Instruments, unl sa1
tlIe11. ut cn!rse, letters Ut Indication" nte
ll1tts no cl*tlr,a iirnmrtly. flr nnxt hanltl lsa
'.lettors ar intlGltiun" to Sherw,ahl, VIA b
.itty foME r. TITO =: :leH n9tcs.. ALTHOUGH, The jrT
f"HMl Watson Rnll!r. 1t " pntbabu That S.e:'
wiHa Is the tnnrc ti4ngcrt,Is rtlycBtarcr oi lta
tWo.. Ito l+ evidently man Of s'n!e $cieEttt
he acted ~ u kind ur chemical lllyIser to"pv
fG.f1ntlHl f'rIerN. My. he }rGteAtlA 10 te ii
pass 's'I,'l, If ii I''an which wi'nll rcnd:r r..
Eot.os wrolivht Ir che,nleal agents impptaue.
nb!e tn Saii III New York. owing, b. thtnkt. 70
tim fuct at1Mt Tho trltl.s1fnntu tletectye+. xtt
, 1880-11-13
i l1~eflti 5falI.

Although English paoplu aru alas0at ~ well
kn'w! 1u tile Farl4lAns u. ~ L.'il1onosx, ace.1'
ai.Alntty slury UF th1 tI1iiuRt! haHtctrD Ut I'LL.
'aurd4 atll lliltllcs HItls its wly tntn u FrenGh
newstNtIMr. ln ple NJ lAsLu raud i!.9 other r'iay
stamp. llaIi.w pnrcnased It. shc turned u, htr
ln4id, VIII! was standing lA.hlnA her. a1Iu nialv u
Btut. Thu lnad Ut hlet put nut bur toNXup,
uycr which thu mtlaLy lightly passed tho stun p
Una thsu u1tlkel 1t " bur 4altt.s-
, 1880-11-13
MUCH THANKS.

fnh "FArTEIru1. ANN l:prlclEST sEltvlcEs."
NEW yatlE, Nov. l..--'rt-nglstn II resolution
WIS pHssr.l by tho DeInncratic Suttonal Con-.
ntiea tcntturny the tt,uuks Of tho Committee
tn ". II. lsarnllnn, Chairman, 10 tho Advisory
Committee, anil to tfle ot,lrers nf tho Commit
tee for tho el!tcsnnt N1Ml faithful M,n1ner In
which they performed their ryespectlyedutEes.
, 1880-11-13
SICK,
NH HEWITT, III: Fl:I:T.H RAnI.y.
$ptfAlt 1ttV,stEt II TAk tHts9ea Tribune.

spsshh1 nttp"tsh II TAt thleaeo Tribune.
NEW Y0uk, Nuy. la.-l(r. Abraln $, Hewitt
Is II gooss ueal varied oyer the reflections
Gust 1lI,0n hinl by the statement nude yesler-
day BY slr. StougttDi,, alat admitted Tonight
lint thu Committee lntl evidently bean tic-
ecIyv.l. arl wu.Il.t further Say that, Il! tlla
light ut events, the alleged Garfield letter b.
gnn II, look very much like y forgery, It Ii
saiu that
N!AItSUM
hns given, Of rat!ser IIas beanIobllgca to Rlye,
up atI thought of trying tn dispute tho vote
Of Nsw York, and Will content himself With
Issuing II proclamation to the Nation, III
which, afteF tho manner VI S!r. trllden, ho
Will sSs "Frautl slIh,Ill never be contloned."
an1 then will crawl buck " Connecticut.
, 1880-11-13
EN-l'RESTDENTS.


Special Dtspateh tu The Chteaqo 7+1hu,.
NEW YoisK. Nov, H.-Thu s!lpscrin,io, l..
tho Presidential Pension fund aa,oa nmnn,s =
ed to-ttay to sg,1D. Tho lion ~
win u. Morgan hcads ,io M H..
with s5,oo0, conditional tllat seam
Is subscribed before Jun. l.. .John n st,ss
i'aces Ills name down fur $a..lN. TIN ,., ots.s
subscriptions are George Jones, sl,Q0o. A.
son q. McCouk, s.50; Thomas L. JAM,
$3.50, n,ld 4. j. Dittenllonfer, Sl0Q.
, 1880-11-13
Asi ArsIAt Who l'alAts Eslackoned Eyes
After ElrctluM.

tn Monffuy mon bearing IMrac banners whcrc-
M p!eiurus Of ba!thEti human ego wnrs
pa1hte4 Iusrallcu lhu t!uw,.tuWn Atreeta.
Around tho battered cyo on carh blnneE wuru
tho words:
, 1880-04-26
Peter 1lerdlcs1 AsMe&x.

OVIIH9pHhl!sht1N NfW I0fE SUI,
f,,n. f,,1n.t!eX assi8noea of Peter Iierdic, tho bank
II RI aaid!aitonaiEc ~ sold BY auction fow days a9o
9ir ~ OF the "assets" 0t the bankrupt. lI0r-
hs,Ms.as Nv Mas recently discharged from bankruptcy,
e. MasanS srGfn that he was not worth dollar. It
tbee eaGfaT beloved that no 10 stll weallhy. Az
hdts.aa!so sa!o q assets he was ono Of the principal
iniiisHs lna aasots consstcd Of u q,lartor of u
rrsa o1 o. dal!att !n the stock Of tho naly Won't
Gansaot GSs ct Msrdlo, including the Wil!lamsport =
Company, npa tAs ,oPS5s Tyoonon onsft az lan
Thaxes ThIes Company. and q 90 900 in book accounts.
emnlsrt atof'nnts ranged from s5,0O to tt1o0 III
Etn%Snt One account Of EB8, 600 against Wilitnrn
ssoiiaasd ssniasd sold for u cents. c,fl,n Of ft85
bs%nN n1iah, tnc a Lycosning Gus & Winter Conp,l.y
Wi,,ssnasa ~ cents; one OF t4D,OO0 a81,illst tho
for orn@9Mspors ~ ~ manufacturing Company WIS sold
Ia n ~ mSents, t Other ACCOUNTS OF from S35.000 to
IT, ns,tsIe HseIe purchased for few oent4- Tho o-
nv a114aoa snd QuAlter ct "A7actS" brought
, 1880-04-26
RACINE OLD SETTLERS,

upsetas CONTEMPORARIES 0J Ihe Chto00 1ftbNn8,
RACINE, Wis.,, Apri! 23.-Tho annual reunion
o. tho nAcino County Old sottlors' Society will
Ako place on tho lat day Of Juno uoxt at tho
iarm OF the Hon., Frank E. IIoyt, near tho
village Of Rochester. Tho Hon. Charles e.
uyefs Judge Of tho United States District Court,
aes promised to bo present and deliyer tho ad-
aleed For Some years past these reunions havo
ealled out immense throngs Of people, and hayo
@ neen greatly enjoyed. This year everything
EoinM to 8Eandor SUCCESS thon has ever before
y. uosn reached: The plnoo nj meottng being ncar
,sat tae Old Bettlors Of that county VIII sweli
sin sGe tnronK and enthusiasm. There will bo nlu-
9,l r., lhatfumentsl and vocal, short speeches
t5 1Sns taat Judge Dyer will doliytr tho ad.lress
sno9o 70 leoelVed with pleasure, ~ therO nto few
~skefS who 10 charm un AuttlencD.
, 1880-04-26
AN INGENIOUS GAME,

2u az Editor oJ 1hs EAlta90 1F7buHks
LodtANr, La Salio Co., ILL.,, April Sl-An In.
senloas 3 galue Is being played In somo parts Of
Me country In this way; One mnn goes ahead.
aaoNlne sample Of some kind Of composition
wasca ae calls cement, to DO applied to ahingto.
.s too1@ gang Of men follow, npplyinKa q mixture
~ pf1nclpa! part Of which is gas-tar, Having
eS1ved re1ved their pay. no rodresa seems loft their
isS SHhs .h!. victimtzcd myself, ask you to pub
asvs Ione Icon tnkcu out OF this county. You will
t SIe cltizens thousanfia of dollars by expo4-
~ @lss ind aakang othet papers to do 90.
4. J. WHITE,
, 1880-04-26
mfc1tl1nfa Salt.

{FntfHa4V 1MFth1 UffdlA,
Tho IrcrrnHp In tho tnft 1fTtR1ct for Michigan
IL 0tip nj tho must notub'u features Of progress.
This Industry hn. tlt!w risen 10 tho rnk of tho
secnnd fnlt.pttn'ucfng rccttnn Ut the Unitetl
Stntea, mud its cnpncity is fnr fr,m being
rc,,chctl An accurate computation of tho pro.
t,ninK carnc!iy Of THO staso shows that tho tuinl
The ralt product Of TINT year wns 2Ol,, ,,0i0 l'lr.
rcIA, which Etvcs m nvcraga Of 1..lGn tarres 10
each we'll. Tho number Of ncw wells thut will
lp put in operation during the present ycar ia
lf,y.fnir, tho production of which, computed nj
tho nvsrnEe Of the old wells, Will be $4,000 bar
reis. TaktnR this ns l'asts wc find tho follow
JHrrcla produced in fsi 110
Add InCrCnso. .......................... GgGt0
, 1880-04-26
!, GRANT,
GcH. Grant at Dln1fHtn1.


:. !; 9..,onnC,..s..1,....... ~, onn,.s
HeH: ufant FIJI, q :: tH't'.Hi"0' tnet,
mn, - n,IN !. IL. :, ,.l.,s loM ..i,..
y .i4, Mny W u'!'tsI,rantS ". ~. !.
on lhss ocelsIn US !, !.n,,,t 10 ruisr 4. +
~ MS n!E turu.lRu w y
a'utnetM ~ '.s! Sttl.t'S .';h,. ,1i.I ...l, ~
VIM ! iA''} hect Wnsu
trhtGii1F. i'. !. !, I. ma'e ..,.'e., wGca
HtMttIc.i ,l ~. u, ~ III nGr,.
,ll'i,,!!l tit,n " ~ tas H,.'...e r.,egh'1y1
rGMlHous sI, - a'Mi.,g. it..,G:..,,,
ttWeu It'll ,,,IIa,, Ln..uE. III. .E !,
!,,,.. pnM " = ,t.,..,,.a F,,,m VI, VI, 4 ny ny
WY ~ -, tnsHllm' !, ~ HILL ~" ~, ~
II, my ,,', rctvrt. It'll, c"nfo stox "! w
ur%us ~, ,s,,,'. ), r.,,,,,,, ovH.I =
t,,n ,sss,mH ,nt,n1i f,,.a ,m,'',;Hn u,,.ns ~
.nc IeM'liuiis III, ! !. :, =, S.M;ss
hH ~! i WI !, ~ :. MI'ns1.n.o . I. :, . . .r
~ W ~. ~ hu." t...L t.l,!, .,oas
~, - .;,.,rv WMS t,;.,s Isn., t,,r",, -,
,rhini, IN I ,,,'au,u} ~ ant' ~. :.
r,,,,i.,., ",,E,, + ''r. .,r,s. s'i III '' or
S1..t ~, ~ ,,,. -, no ~, ~, s,,,nn
. tHoit! ~ :fI Ill., ILL lnt' eM,nu a..n'.
NcUlNtlVns u. Nttu ~ hccn
!
aao, ~ UsE.5 ILL.,, ,tn.u tt..,,,,,.,s " mr. o
, 1880-04-26
sTALWA1sT Or CANCELLATION.
Somebody C1icntEl-yyhO II lff-Are
tho StAlwnrtx tn IinrncHt Ills Grant III
1tnrncat1-Vvhgctl In Deceived 1n tho
Othcf} or Arc Hoa1a Tr ying to Docolve
tftO Isenu1N1

III
c.r,tor f,,,,,s,f,,,, ~ NJ.
se'''.sa" ~, Sa,,t ,,s":t'}t ! x.,s u "''
T,,rs,,,s ~, sIi,,. ,b,.,,,; - ! tr'r' n,,tnr
,,n,,,,rrs nt,,,t,,,r nrS I,n,v II,
National iittNjrs. First,
the l,retcns,t,t.B Of State.
rights; second, Rcfletnes
Of f,lilntlOtl md renl1.ll-
nt!Dri: third. hlirtfliI de-
signs TN Tho TrcNHtary.
II there no Il ttnlrth
peri! l'eltsslgls,H II, tIsS
chtnlug, ! T. tho OIL
spring s,f tho other
thrco. ! mean TIC t'lfitts-
lffGt, 1tiftfet!l, ana 1fh..
tFH tt11s1&F'jancc Gnu
Hlfltttleaa 3E11fsttt'lD mAfN
u ihe S0nth-tfftits1h,in1
on hftfHtln rfOf'ta ntlti 70,
trty, diii ijMfuttt1tilp d1ltl
urtrtng i,'tt tAe MMsF = :
tnhtch q thc Hyc-ifofM q
W eIfsft''cs. s..s..-,
Cntilu nli tho voiofe "
nll tho sttlt1s vnle anu
w counted. NetM,n!!'ci,ln }! ~,
isace1lt!c,,'ey , wnlm s,,1n ,as ne
ctlsy anu FcE NEo; Mut "
NJ tau suttIs ua.t,lIt
xnso 70 anu no cotniet' t..l!t..
1MS daHMa q nutsc. 4 tttt..
!W.h' !W9ah' ~ ue ..,@. mstE ~. M..srH - ~
, 1880-04-26

u4t4 " NLA
Er,Etcrrtar,, Tso,,f1lrll ut
Ijf,rrcsfsr. It,rfi is, 1850,
il II j,Gt,e fi,tir miiifo,1s
fh,Tcje ftI'!,I,,.rffizstts In
III S0i.th tt.j,t, Grs m NJ
inr],I tfe1,,fretl 0f tljtir
1,nj}fjrHi f.,ttl ctpjt 7ifi}iis
~ ttrrr liz t1riH f,bt.iS-
fin,ts ijInt In liz Cfiu IF
i,I,n1t Lrsfstf III tlIc sc,D-
tys ami c0ttIct,I,Ijs uiitN
Tho lMrlHllia18 If fhe
North ca''le tl9.t',i d'!ti
WM sflGH th}cftu a1H!
Ircct01n u coi'sc!eflce G9
Me 1a]allt ~ tHo tHi|W I.
! have seen IN tho sotlth
poor women llhtt chll'
urCn In tetttE 1flu Heso-
latipI!, r0t,t'e.l q 1htnaf
and heisbMlu ny miu.
night baI1ditti, Mr no
cltliHo except thtlt mal
fitlhcr WIS u llepllblle-
hli. t4tkcn intt' INC
forest, shot IN cod
blootl and lett 70 r,t
, 1880-04-26

f1,b00. Tho presence nf Peter iicrdIo at tho
sale. making tDct,lar reunrks on tho white Of
his na:ets, tho high prices t.,oy wero bringing,
song, and bidding III f0r ht1lrcif those nssota
TINT Ind my real prospective value, cxcItcd
much comment,
, 1880-04-26
Hi. Wages Cut Down.

Thcro vii b d general and profound sFMfA@
thy with tho poor dralll Vlxipr at C0nttnntlGmo.. !. m.
plc. They havu cut h!s pay. down from sl6,Do
pur month to 81 coo. There hAs been public
announcement that his wives will tlko In Wltshs
lug. "a.
, 1880-04-26

Tackle an obstinate cough or cold With Halo'l
Honey uf uorchnulld and Tar.
Pike's Toothache Drops euro ia ono minute.
, 1880-04-26
CITY HEAL ESTATE.


3 s;s !s:sS? ss!
I'D rt h1aso xadsss
s si ia ss. Of desirable 'o'
sSi sas S5* sns sns 81 sSlTsss T,a s2F Sa
E2rS; i;s4H,. sTa Sorsh.' ch'easo Land Company koo
i3o!: FxIE=1T a z1cNi5icE-i!!;tsEs ~ AM,
10 S o. sn. . sna sa
81 1R3;sffs" Il ;s'sss'"ts WAITER
5ss! %5 HS sd5s AsE%FTT 5s.F e, iSK ds
VIZ 4r II iaa ,tfk IeT s"ss e sn s per '"nu
i ,Sorth E!.!s!1n-j,nIs iiontnS On Notth inlsted-
s%s asa S9f2s r." s
4xS?Hs" 4xHs cs e ,Issssfi. Il; iss% I'd hse'' j0' K
!es net. ;.:1st:: .1!h lot .'
10y Ss f - @
"s1 'MTsoN IStfs aeinf sss ss"s'S on "f0f
TOR sXlE--AT M1NKET-vA1.TE, WITHOUT
1S: $ sis q .:s: s;ss is; asat
t..!.sSSs sos,S 5S I'll ts g5s;a Sg;s
$$ii S.; 'ssa': S'';i 3%gjs
FoE SALE. pi! tsfi[s s0TTlI FIs4TT SI, QS S ,oN.
forWfS Id wv ws.hina."n.st III '1 noom 4 u pO' 'o0N -.
ToH sALE-!o FEET o. MICiIi1AN::AY. NEAR
s.; IIYe 81 ssss saf
Lon sALE-dNTAGlS RTi!NE-tiloNT HOUSE,
Y Wn.hlngs9n.st .---------
, 1880-04-26

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
At
.,.,o y; ", Y, %,;E; XlMpAh,fs A snoo,,o
sTAiE-sr., Goiialil ADAMS.
11A1LET, DAVIS co.'s PIANOS.
KlsANlcI1 BACH PIANOS.
waI. r. EMERSON pIANo5.
DuNuAai i RoNs' rlANOs.
THE NEW IMPROVED
KIMHALL PLANO.
6IIONtNGEll co. OnQANB,
KIMDALl. Oit0AES
RECOSn.IIAND
PIAktlH AND QlitiAN4
ON EASY rAfhEN15.
EECONn.1rANu INSTRUMENTS
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
, 1880-04-26

EXPOSURE to drifts when heated, md sudden
ch,nKcs IN tho temperature Of tho atn,osphore,
Arp prolific sources Of severe COILS, from which
n1ntiy cAcs or inflammation Of tho lungs. pleu-
rfsy, asthma, and other pulmonary affections
i,ro developed. Should you unfortunately COIL
tract cold, rcsort nt once to Dr. Jnyno's Ex-
pcctor,l,t, II remedy TINT will not nnly. promptly
euro coughs and colds, but will relieve and
and remove all dangerous symptoms.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-31
THE sun FOR 1881.

EVERYBODY READS THE SUN. IN THE
~ editions Of this newspaper throughout
the year to come everybody will find
1. All the worlds news 30 presented that
formation with the least Improbable expendi-
ture Of time and eyesight. The Sun long ago
discovered the golden mean between redun-
dant fullness and unsatisfactory brevity.
ii. Much of that sort of news which de.
ponds less upon its recognized Importance than
upon its interest to mankind. From morning
to morning The sun prints a continued story
Of the lives of real men and women, and of
their deeds, plans, loves, hates, and troubles.
This story is more varied and more interesting
than any romance that was ever devised.
III. Good writing in every column, and
freshness, originality. accuracy. and decorum
In the treatment OF every subject.
Nv. Honest comment. The SUMS habit is to
speak out fearlously about men aud things.
V. Equal candor in dealing with each politi-
cal party, and equal readiness to commend
what is pr~aiseworthy or to rebuke what is
blamable in Democrat or Republican.
VI. Absolute independence of partisan Or
ganizations, but unwavering loyalty to true
Democratic principles. The Sun believes that
the Government which the Constitution gives
as is a good one to keep. Its notion Of duty il
TO resist to Its utmost power the efforts Of men
IN the republican party to set up another form
Oh government In place Of that which exists.
The year 1891 and the years Immediately fol-
lowing will probably decide this supremely
important contest. The Sun believes that the
victory will be with the people as against the
Rings for monopoly, the Rings for plumber,
and the Rings for imperial power.
Our terms are as follows
For the Daily Sun, a four-page sheet of
twenty-eight CO, nmns, the price by mail, post
paid, is % cents a month, or $3.50 q year /:
OF. including the Sunday paper, an eight.psge
sheet OF nfty-six olumas. the price is 61
cents a month, CT S7.7O Q year, postage paid,
The Sunday edition Of The Sun is alse fur.
nished separately at 81. 20 q year. postage paid.
the price OF the Weekly Sun, eight pages,
nity-six columns. is 81 9 year. postage paid.
extra copy free.
Address. W. I. ENGLAND.
Publisher Of Sun, New York city,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-31
THE USUAL MURDER.

The Sacramento Record. Union a
that San Francisco greeted Christmas
with her usual murder. There was, how.
ever. a certain novelty in the crime.
Hitherto there has always been some
motive for her accustomed homicides.
Either the victim had unwittingly offended
the murderer, or the latter thought to gain
something by the deed, or there was a
woman in it. The Christmas murder
appears to have been committed without
any other motive than mere wantonness.
A man was walking home quietly when
two drunken roughs staggered against
him. He demonstrated mildly, where
upon n of them plunged a knife into
his bowels and then fled. The murderer
in this last case is unknown, and NAV
probably remain so if he and his com.
panion have wit enough to keep their
mouths shut. 1t will be seen, however,
that the tendency to commit murder in
San Francisco is rapidly extending itself,
and that the practical abolition of pun
ishment for that crime is making it very
difficult for inoffensive people even to
walk the streets without ~endangerinp
their lives.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-31

1000 horses and 16 guns, the flower Of the
British army, besides strong bodies OF
constabulary.
An Important Meeting of the Eng
lish Cabinet.
Nrw YORK, December 30.-The Worlds
London correspondent says: A most m
portant meeting Of the Cabinet will be
held to-day. 1t is understood it will be
devoted entirely to the consideration OF
Irish affairs. The form that coercion
will take in Ireland will be the principal
question discussed. Chief Secretary Fos-
ter arrived in town from Ireland last night,
and it is hoped by conservative men OF
all parties that his mind may at least have
been made up in regard to the policy which
the Government should pursue. His vac
illation in dealing with the Irish question
has been the means Of repeatedly imped-
ing the action of the Ministry, and has
gone far towards placing them in a false
attitude before the country. The impress
sion gains ground that the Government
will decide to introduce measures for
coercion coincidentally with the new land
bill. Nobody expects that Parnell and
other Irish members will be convicted.
The trials, it is thought, will last about a
month.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-31

And in accordance with law. and an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the 23d day Of
November, 1880, so many shares of each parcel
at public auction. at the office of the company,
Room 4 and s, No. 408 California street, San
Francisco, CAL, on MONDAY, the SEVEN
TENTH day of JANUARY, 1881, at the hour
of one O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, 10 pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses of the sale.
G.. N. SHAW, Secretary.
OFFIcE-No. 400 California street. Rooms 4
and s, San Francisco, Cal. d31td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-31
LINKED TO NEW YORK.

"The growing interdependence OF the
markets in London and New York has
been wildly illustrated by the recent
movements of money!" says the London
World. It then notes the fact that when
money at call went sharply up to six per
cent in New York during the first week
of the month, the London market re-
sponded by an immediate rise, and ex-
change dropped to a point where it was
feared more gold "would be taken than
the Bank of England can safely spare"
1t is probable that no other two great
cities of different countries are SO closely
linked together financially as London
and New York, and their union is likely
to become firmer with each year. 1t is a
noteworthy indication of the growing
power of New York that intelligent Eng
lishmen frankly admit the dependence of
the London market upon that of the
American metropolis. London is called
the money center Of the world, the com
mercial metropolis of the globe. Is there
not in the confessed dependence of Lon
don upon New York IN indication that
our great city may yet win the distinction
and WELD the power now the boosted
possession of London? Since America is
passing England at a canter, as Mr.. Glad
stone says, why may we not expect the
American metropolis to outrank the
English before the end Of smother GEN.
furvS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-31

ALREADY those interested in the TEN.
perance movement at the East are max.
ing the usual annual efforts to suppress
the use of alcoholic drinks on New Years
Day tables. An organization known as
the LEND a Hand Temperance So
ciety has issued an appeal. in which
they say: 1--WE believe that woman's
influence should always lead up and not
down, and we pray you not to tempt
your friends at the beginning of the year
to that which may lead to the most dis.
astrous consequences. Remember, if
you offer the Intoxicating glass, that while
you may not see the serpent in it, some
n else may feel its sting"