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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-12
DeinQaent Assessment Notice.

ITO J. H. LuKENS..-YOU ARE HERE
the Hidden Treasure Mine. situated In Eureka
Mining District. Eureka County. State Of Ne
vada. from Jxnu .ry. 1879. to January, 1881,
amount ne to forty dollars in Gold Coin Of
Of 400 feet in said mine, and that unless you
pay said amount within ninety days sitter the
publication OF this notice. your interest In said
mine will become my property by law.
W. h. COLLINS.
Eureka. January Z, 1881. jans-s0d
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Grape brandy for mince meat: raislns
citron, currants. pumpkin -four, Cape Goa
canberries and new buckwheat hour, JUS
to hand, at T. r. HUTCHINSON a CO.'S
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Dure Old Irish and scotch whisky
4 by the bottle or gallon It KEMp'&
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0Thc Great Carriage Mamma.
turing House Of the World.
EMERSON, FISHER 1 CO
Cincinnati, Ohio.
T0P-BUGGIES AND PHAETONS
Best material, good workmanship, hand.
Some styles, strong and durable
vehicles, in every respect.
10000 CARRIAGES

MI ANUFACTURED BY MERsoN rtap..
1Nl 4 Co., are new In use In every rssnnAh
the American Continent. f"r'ei
Iney give unfailing satisfaction. An a..
work 10 warranted. Tbey have received ~.
moniais fr I'm all parts Of the country ~ s ~
port similar to the following, hundreds ~ II ~.
are on ME, subject to inspection:
GALvA, ILL.,, July l6. 1879
Messrs. Emerson, Fisher h Co.-D.sv es.
l have used one of your top buypies rs
years. and three of them two years, IN nv Ire y
stable. and they have given me perferf ssusga
tacuon and are In constant use.
OSCAR sNALLEy
NEwBERRY, 8. c., July II 1s-.
Messrs. Coppock 4 J~ohnson-Deav si,s
have been using the Emerson 4 Fisher h,.gs.
bought from You, MS roughly, I sappose 80
one could. l had q fast horse. drove ha,n Y
full speed, sometimes with two grown lsd,sas
and myself In the buggy, and IL IL to-dsv vars,
all the money l paid for IL. say, the fp.raea
Il Fisher bnGgies viii do.
A. NJ. LEAGUE. Farmer.
The favorable reputation the CARRIAGES h...
made In localities where they have been usas
for several years by liverymen. pbysicts,s
farmers and others. requiring hard and eousfsrs
use, has led to an increased demand from ,hos-
localities, to meet which the msnufscturtrs
facilities OF their mammoth establishment has
been extended. enabling them now 10 turn ONT
in good style.
$50 Carriages a Week.
sSsend for styles aud Prfce-list. jsn2l N
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No. 1 full size letter paper for sale at y
per ream, at Schneider's Drug Store.
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You can subscribe ct any time.
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All the tixings for mince meat, fresh
and for sale cheap, at
7. r. HUTCHINSON d Co.'s
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Go early and secure bargains at the San
Francisco Clothing Store. n
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Call on A. D. Haskell, and he will plac'
you in good, reliable companies.
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Simmonds'
Medicated Nabob Whisky.
Simmonds' Celebrated abobWhisky
r. sApLER & CO.,

PUREST AND BEST FOR ALL MEDICAL
AND FAMILY PURPOSES.
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TIE finest brands Of cigars can be had
at the Palace Saloon.
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THE HOME
skilled LABOR

Are looked after, and everything relating TO
mechanics and labor savisg IL carefaiiy record
cd. There 10 . page devoted to all the latest
phases of the business markets. crops, mer-
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IN the specially reported prices and conditions
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FoR q first-class cigar, go to the Palace
Saloon.
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G. w. CRANE,
PURCHASING AGENT.
Esra MI rsurn ~

DERsoEs RESIDING AWAY FROM GAN
francisco, In want Of any article Of Mer.
cnandise. great o. small. can have their orders
niied promptly. and At the very lovest car
prices, W addressing the undersigned.
O. W CRANE.
80 fine Street, Room 80. San Francisco. Gal.
.ere1A' Jury -. iao. jyss-tf
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The GREAT ENGLISH RemEnN

81 for styles and Price-list. jsnal N
, 1881-09-08

The fol.s..i II tpst~,.,1,cnts wcre nled Tor roc.
orr, Wmiur.iay. sap, ::
''a "'a'ss"''' t3ss ssr. r,:.rxnrr. i:
wsst dFa F!t9cns " u ~, 15 ho9nis sss,,,.;% 1 y
jo6i Fflinstij 100
aSSsr uiys tn ,!. ss,t Ss5 e snSSsua IS Is tm @
HjurInsiij 2n
SSs' 5SS %S% Sa e ;SdSf;:s Il i; ii;:sgi 81 Si
Az'Is! AzyIS!sf;.im i; ii i; ii IL i liz Gu
& ,alea q Ion MaS; |; 'e.ta'o q Jo''' ,
Xur e tciariss i. lsss t. + t;S,,z + uu" eu
ssa!'s & s! i5r e s;s Msa s's Il i'm
WSs, slxtSGnth H. iii It u III I.0nlnix, T. 3ix -'
" II a!si ss!t t.ana H. searanp. to W, ey
v.t ~ Y ,s asy sS Il ;a1 % tS iiSgss !yi s@
a,act,1rS 5a'.a .sp. ..s " ~ GU
aisa ss st sah e 1cS s1 5i f % r.:
! i}Shn Etm,isS; IL siiutiHSi McAaSyn....... I,p
IL tates, to M xii, ia. ", aSa e W. lIcaa 10 IT,
SaIsS susg', aK,:; 4 :, x 8; lwasSo az: ~
tsINtgtH Or 1a1 Il to MlIuy, tiutud July II Ia u
untl1r 10 II. kirGhort. ...... -. +........... ED
Mnn ht, Ah H. n Of 'rhirty-arat, " 25xlla IT. -
1r4aso9 assa 1ss " S|ife fetSs: Hs'e
nHt!uy. un'o ]s""' :" $s4"'P"t y W. ," - =" m,
,,s,l M Il Il, :it
- sySr Sn Viii III %II II Il at1nstt dlt"t tnI II
,,Jshn Ssta.iSiy = S,I i; ,%%hI. 500
Esiaf is; II sa III II lus NV Z Rsr q Il H. 9x
ASS. $50
WI. aa" sGs i ot asoy 1Sat; ~
II, GNltt 34nt, d {UgUrKu Hollis to William
, 1881-09-08

Gpeetal Df3pdtei. 7'hs Ehttdeo Tribune.
flDsTt,x. Sept. 1.-Mli,inE shares wurc quite
netsye. rrnnkiln advanced FROM liz to l.t3 !;
pewnl,u from IL to Ii: Quincy frntn 81 to MI;
Atlantic v, to II: Cataipa III. to li-lG Uonaslza
II, to 5i;; San Pedro H. 10 ~. Others IL before.
IL tbs Tftsttrn 4ist0cidttl l'ftss.
Dosr0S, Sept. 7.-Sllning atueks closed rs fol-
lows:
Alnnex Mining. Co... ~ rowablc... II
Gnlnsnet s lloc!a.. IQAtney..-..s........ ~
Chthl llklute. IN
ftnnklN.. ll14l
HAN fttASCIsCO.
EAS FRANCISCO, Scpt. T.-Cruvll Point lovlcs
nn assessment Of ii cents.
, 1881-09-08
LIVE STOCK.
f.tSTltiCfl



OA1srLE-fh1t0 was n rAther better feeling faaa
noted on tho previous twu tluJs. Tha demand Fss
yGrv far from belnR nrNont but tho continued ahs
rocoIpts iod to d m1to confident fnulng amunk baj'
eFs, und they mero not nversH tU tnylItH HUE
str1Eer prices thnn thUy could be Induced I" bla Oh
Tuesday. This VITA muro particularly the casc WIN
rood shipping cattle. tin u!orn1s of which we're 1tF
by comparison. Tho !lrmur fea1R III Dutcnen anu
citsnArH' 1tutf wAs duo to thu ohange u c"Hfr
Munther and to tho Accroased Eoeelpts. Fairs Hees
lundo ut n 3t1.Es. The 1attcr rr!ct WIS obtained
Darlington, March l. Co. Tho satnu lrnl nlto snso III
&>reg0n storrs, fed In SGbraaka. A. A7a ms af9fs
averaged l,an lbs. Ihrre wero fdw lflno shlEpu1s
tlruves which tnkon al 81. o13d - bus aat' a.
over k,tD did not cut nIuOh Of iRtto III she aa'
transactions, l,ut ttlo stun was Loft oSef aha 'as
mnrkot finished trn,.
QUOTATIONS.:
Extra Uooves-3tcsrs woi1hlnR c1lbs ana .,okn
EhUtcp UupyCs--EtnG, fnt, md Well-t1eMtd n. ,cu
ttroTs, weighing 80 tu 1,4AI ass3"~
uGuA lieost.-h ai!-fAttENcl steefs. Hciah' ..7ss
Ing 1au 70 sN 11s.
An,!, M f;Isd@s:I1teefs +; @ IT, ~ nMo "s. 4i
c0niiltuH to calute9 for city flHuahteF ..,a1s
weighing NU ~ to l,ui1 lhs..
stocs , Gnttio-"common H. eattlo' "e9has -"
lItor!or-i;aht md :l!n snwhs he1fofs' sas 4m3.1
T1xnB-Thrt,41h Ar0vtE........ ..,'''+..'t'timiitU
FeAA-F4r luO I0s. 's'+''''
, 1881-09-08
N13TOS.


sptttai Di,pafeh to Ths Chttaoo Trtauns
TlOsroN, Sopt- 7.-Thu stock innrkGt ttHiy wns
stronger In ktTglnltlcs but the transactions
wcrp I'LL rnthor light. III rulrt'R,l starrs. CHI
cRgU Burlington s. Quincy advanced frUn ltkl to
1i1!i ail Isl; Atoi.tsnn frt1il l:ht tu !i 1nlo-
DO. l,plphos s. burlington H. 10 III; Flint l'Gru
Mun1unttu ". tn Jtai: Worcester l. Nnahtih !. to
!t' GInelnnlti. SAns1t1sky l. CLEVELAND II. 70 -:
Rutland preferred declined i. to Si; Ultt toll
nny /. to l.5: Iowa Falls Il Sioux City I'll. to
N1f. Others NJ before.
Il, bDn.ts, Consloltnn vn!loy Is attyAucctl from
NJ to NJ. Atchisnn IL sud- ut N. Now York T.
New EnEiRn,! t!cellnet !. 10 ilBh; Little tsonk il
y, to 1l,!f: Hartford srin Is 4, to G3; Pueblo
s Arkntlsns Valley x, to IN. -
Theru will bo no acsson Of tho Stock Donr'l To-
ttou fur n day Gf I,r,tyer fir rho Freslt!GMt.
10 ths Ipt,ttrn Assoefastd l'rn.
1lOsrnN, Sept. 7.-StuGks ciostAt rs follows:
Wute. rewor....... kN,ts. II. p:.:a,....". N
ii"stSn, II. Il. H.. s9 9i:ss;srn it, E....... n
.;a*iefn ~. ~ ftint @ + = M,..: ayt
H;cii 1 ToIS IT, IT,. S5s tiit Guony..: ........ Til
:iS HS:tSm saimu.,.:. s&a1im,::. II sa ssia
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Sept. T.-Siyht exchange on
Nuw York, $1.0D per II ,000 prGlniuht, sterling,
4sO.
fDREtGN.
I.oSnoS. Sept. T.-conso!s, % o-16: account,
Nt1-lu.
Government sccurtttos-4s, ftDA.
1t,Ilruntt bUnts-il4nniS Central, lEt;f: Penn
svtvn1in Centrlt, MI: New York Central, f4SA !:
ErIe, IN: do seconds. III: Rrnllng, V0a{.
PARIS, sept. 1.-ttcntcs. III satsc.
, 1881-09-08
COMM El1CIAL.

Tho following wcro tho receipts unl shipmnnta
Of leading artictcs Of pruno0 iii tho city during
tho twpnty-four hours onding at : o'clock
Wednesday, tnorning. and fur tho corresponding
taulO n yvAr AKp:
, 1881-09-08

NEW YGRK Sept. 5.-The great feature III tho
speciliatons III the Statk ExchntiHo touny WIS
tho corner IN Hannibal II. Jua con'noN, %hleh
is fully described In THE TnlnuSt:'s ttspatchus
this morning. The general market opcncd
rather hnasy, III tho carly uonlliKa q 0eo!t0e nE
y 10 per cetit took paec, tho Inter III
Tcxns Paeltlc. Tito dopression WINS OF brlcf
duration. AT the Ftrst BoRrt1 bflaH
purchasing movement was tnRuRnratcu. the
buying being inanly for tho purpnso OF cover
Ing short contracts. Before m!ddny I'M udvAfce
ranging from u to 8 wns recorded, which was
most marked In chls.'Ro, itarlinston y % quincy;
nenver & Rso 1rnndo selling up w. Missouri
paolflc ~, Colorado Coal :, New Jeracy Cen
trAl IL. Illinois Eentrti and ST. PHut each Ia.
Louisville l. Nnshrili0 194. and Tcxns Pscitic
nrd Wabash Pacllic preferred 'cnch III.
The higher rnnRo OF quotations brought oil
some long stock, nnd nnIer rathcr fren oIcr-
lngs partlnl decline cnslied. puring tho after
noon tho speculation wns fcvcrlsh and unset
tied, nill III tho lilal utAtit,Rs tho tnarkct po-
came quito weak aro closed ut dcclsno from
the highest point OF 4 to III In tho general list,
while Chtcnso, ltur'lngton S quincy Lust nll ut
tho enrly Improvement, tho iinnl salo being ut
tho lowest hKure OF tlo dHy. ...
III tho money mnrkct n fulr do8reo OF activity
prevailed, aut tho supply Ut capital Offering
nsnilatlio for loans Was fully clunl to the re-
Qulrctncnts Of borrowers, dnd no transactions
were reported ut hlKhGr ratio Ut intcrcst than
H. allowed by iaw.- Tho rltes fur 1oans OH ac-
cei'taIc stock collateral rnnHetl between Anl
u. tho closing quotation hoang 4dt3 per cont.
Tho Government Donu achltrs round fcady
accommodation nt asSt per cent limo
ioahs anu primo 0lsctsuhts nFo ulseol'nted,
anu hfo stlll tlnoted Ut tAtb per cent. But very
little p'sif'ess - uono IN eithor tho ono or tue
oihor. IAu sterling oxchnil1o market was dull
and Inactive. and unchanged as 10 tho nominal
'ekl1R quotations. Iho oas's OH Whlch actnhl
, 1881-09-08
I}USIN E>oS.
Small Bears Frightened by the
st. Joe Deal.
General Covering of S1orts-Ltt-
tic Outside Buying.
No Stock Market Today-Finanoes In
Chicago.
The Produce Markets Nare ltllsr, md Generally
Strong-rrotlsions 'lasyani.
Buyers Wan! Tho Long Futures In Pork and
Lard-Shorls Filling In Wheat
and Corn.


n..,.,u.,p.., .s .,..t, ne, , r,sou annfo
something l'Re heae pNHc o' s"'at se"'o
wis caused by tho why tho shorts III st. Joe WIRE
twistct Thuro wns general cuyprl,1x hy tho
a,no o,or sbnrts ,vssr,, mi nri,,cs ut, n cont or
~, ~, t,o,,,, t, ,.tn., nj.
Two. strcet Hnssip SUI! Mr' COM" NM t"me" ~.
ynntngU Of Mr.. kccneE hcltlK cultPht 1t, st. .l0e
10 a,iynnro tho price ar NIL tho other stocks uf
which he wns short. street xpssip Hlso suid that
Co'lt ara sagc wsro nas,y shors OF ~: s..o u1' n
Street rt,ssp Ia nc"cr consistent at, seldom re.
,,,,,,In an"rt frnrn thn s,unvcmcnt If, H.
t'''. ..t. '.. ~, ..,., ~. .'.,.,.,
Ioc. wn'eh WENT 10 ~, WIN III" 'closte
ell bid and aih nske,1, mud lilo Fynl-
pathotfc cuvor!ng Of short lines ii, n.hor stocks,
,l,orc w,a 1,islc r,nt,,rr IN Tim uarkct., t,ur-
t'.''. -. ,,..'. "e .'.. .. ~. ~. ,o o,,,,
lll8toh y quincy wont up HUH |Nf 10 as nl"
returned to assh AltUn WIS httive atu hlRhef.
Trunk ltnr stocks were mt arprcclnl,Iy affected
,v tI,o ,,r,,,roou ~ nm r,1trnr1 wur yn,ler-
n1,, W w. =, os, =. .. sxn ,u ,sa, ,arc viii ho
blIt IL Hhoieu as snS!uR tnat theFe VIII W. /"
bitter war on ehst-l'onHit t,AssunEer rntes.
Pu)lunt1 wns t1,rit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rcpurtcA
s,,rniu.rf 4, m IN nm, mt ,nrn,,,,,s of "a mr.
ei's ~ ~. Ft'''o ". ~. -, w S..,a s,s,. -, IN
cenl' ose sl4o was '"A''e ~ ~" a"fe ~ w.
hsene af'a CaiiihaeK are sa''i 70 " snort nno",
."S shnses u H. 1Ho hta!ut1 ''ee''l'4 ~ ae'"
, 1881-09-08
EAxr {.{AE1tTf.

nArr l!ukury s Sspt 1;1hasaofi hrsa s ia{a Iaysi tii
duy 3l ha4u VI trs,Nx aa i, ~ na Is ,Isp xps;
tnta tuf !wu dAys. fn; ~. t,.Is "esl' Pgue
Az aSnsna Nifty :ap!. ns.;.t:, IT, Is ts
SSik Gsns st saI psnvfal1s e,.Slss.j i !s:. e.
extFa zI q ~! T. aSeI$e,, AZ s;ve1t
lI&1s lbst butts ouW.. aad st1, ~ i, suld uass~
ana 3ustlaEs {J .@XLat; everything
, 1881-09-08

:::!s ::: $,$;:;
e$: II :ss:s III ;!':s
@ iof ostfs s.s ss' ua S F hsSs hS.s '''''
n,,r.nsr,rrrs Avn srrns.
r!,ot'is-wa. auiot md ,'fons, Those !. ve,,
s, ;,a:s sf e % j. IT.. .ss. :" + :Ss
ss.sas 10 a i ssoss "sssn!' sa y: ii. ~ asr
5!,"s .S, 1t %s ssss .apSns ~ D :ssns,
s;sas ~ II .sosss'!e s%s y. s'a"s ''''"A'' *' "'s
s :s; n se' s. Ss.ss 'ss
sst @,s%r%s. IF .ss'' ss srs ssss md much
!: E; i:
sSss i " @ 5
Ss :stsS;5 SS sI,.ss 5 ,si Il s'' ,S st as s
Vi: III III: III It. :S$ $S
!; ssss;s s,|s$ n :S;;;Ss s ;s,
sS H. st ssi;$
itoy a[u S latos but buyinK orllorn cano IN frnin
qatsip, and kept tho market ssEi,a. ltocolpls sor
9 nsa ssrsq F! y
fniectsd NJ aIc Ihs ins!dp il trmtT1s lid III cstn
by san1i,lS 1t fUU'si6 T1tni abots T2u) hl,. XsU
II tl!{ aoii nj fL3. ieiI oit 10 tl! aIya1,sui 4,
t s IL ,ftS s PAX sSss ss 4 s!|ss tS Il on S
inS Il WINS within aliout s1sa 81 Detobar sellsr 50.
nbnit Tue eaIslu nj lilo month ind I,eceb5r FanVct
nv; M rin.S ssI ss liz "a fI usnx c tn ita4
tfansncuops; w. '' '.
C,assd Rnr1e EHosfd
M. Earring. Monday. -prsftirL.a. tln, ID.
sntGr ;stt1r rTeHSPsMiosf'''' eHcIi,nr i'ttf SiS Sn
, 1881-09-08

FN1:rra AS.s StlTA--'tlrro ~.
q ".% as. vi Tl "A T.;S tnc q, nns II
rl, lnnskut fur lH'lh ,cs: III w.. ~ ,cals,
W. VnDlu: s"o Nftith itm,g
, 1881-09-08
1ellnYlAfON9,

IlOa pN0Dut:ls-Wuro moro aetlve and quito
bhuynn1 Thgro WAS hotter domant. though not
really nctlvu one but holdefs struns Ia tc!r
vIewp, nnd parties who huld buying or.luta weto
obliged to I'LL w0i up In orlDF u I'LL tIeai. Th8 de-
u1d fur pork Hd lard was mast doc!dud IN The nuw
yaaFs deliveries JnEuaty bolnx thu fayortt, and
prlcus for lsnt month wgta relatively strunX. Maats
KIT! ;s2sss: f. s $ss tssa:S; nv
~ S! :sfs ~ III :ss s.
o Ghaao sariy es aiss III rps II Ssn
'S9e sa @ iss5
III. ss' tss' @ s. sse s ~
ssss Of s IL a.y s s:: IL f .S=f *'s' 'ns
a,;., ssst ,t:Sds ' st.''".p s;,SI SSi.
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REALrESTATE.

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-05

One more stalwart to the front; one
more stalwart victory. Keifer is chosen as
the caucus nominee and Cameron has not
gathered his clans in vain. In view of the
recent numerous victories of the stalwart
faction it is an interesting query how many
would have been obtained were Garfield
president instead of Hayes? Of course we
have civil service reform in this country
and of course no inducements are held out
to Office holders and would-be office hold
ers to support any one man or oppose an
other; but the fact remains that with 3
half breed president there are majority Of
half breeds who look on a stalwart as a kin
to the evil one, but with a stalwart presi-
dent comes a change of heart. Stalwartism
has possession of the field at present and
although Mr. Arthur says that he has no
interest in the contest and wishes that the
fractional fight in the party would cease,
yet no one thinks for moment, that had
Mr. Arthur been half-breed that Keifer
could have been nominated.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-05
ToFFIcIAL PAPER.l
Monday. December 5, 1881,

1t seems that because Clerk Gibson took
the labor and pains to go to the bottom of
the star route business and show conclu
sively where the rottenness was, that re-
publicans are mad. They say that such
action was none of his business, aud should
have been performed by someone else, and
it is very unrepublican business anyhow,
for republican to showup republican ras-
cality. The Detroit Free Press hits off
such bowling in this manner:
'It is very grievous stain upon the adj
ministration of justice that man like Glib
son, with no real authority should be per
mitted to unearth the rascality of men like
Dorsey, who have been in the senate and
managed republican campaigns, or men
like Brady, who have served the country
in department and been scarcely second
to cabinet officer. To say that the facts
found were unquestionable, that the evil
dences of rascality were unimpeachable,
Gibson. Brady and Dorsey may have
been bad men, indeed the testimony show
ed that beyond peradventure. But bad
as they were. it was an inexcusable out
rage to show their badness in any but the
regular way, and the man Gibson, who has
done this ought to be severely punished.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-05
The twenty seven thousand dollars rails

The twenty seven thousand dollars rails
ed so quickly at the Irish Convention in
Chicago show that Irishmen are as ready
with their money as their blows when their
country's welfare is to be considered.
There is no nation in the world more pat
riotic than the Irish and none who will
more willingly give all they have to bene-
fit their country or their countrymen. The
offerings made on Saturday were spenta-
neous ones and but an earnest of the more
that is TO come. The action of the Con-
vention throughout has been fitting and
well directed and it has done much toward
uniting the Irishmen in America and aid
ing and encouraging those at home.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-05
a strange scene occurred few day

A strange scene occurred few days
ago in the penitentiary at Little Rock.
Ark A young man, twenty three years
old, one of the train robbers recently SEN
fenced to seventy years Imprisonment,
complained of being i'll, and was sent to
the hospital He appeared to be suffering
from no disease, but his pulse was up to
140. His heart seemed to be breaking
on account of the severity of his sentence.
Tears fell from his eyes as he thought
of the long years of imprisonment before
him. His mind began to wander. and in
his rawlings he quoted sentences from the
pernicious literature which had led him
into his life of lawlessness- Selling the
bride rein z cried the sufferer, .'he sprang
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-05
A romantic little incident comes to u,

A romantic little incident comes to us
from the lumber country. A Michigan
backwoodsman, young and handsome, but
untutored and rude, has married the ac-
complished daughter of a wealthy. tourist
and taken her to his cabin in the forest,
where he chops wood for living. Her
she was old enough to legally choose q
husband for herself, has -sensibly taken
board at a Milwaukee hotel, where he is
now patiently waiting for the girl to vol
unfairly return. 81 may be delayed three
months, . he says, "but don't believe it
will be as many weeks. These little Incl
dents of travel are worrisome, yet not very
serious''