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, 1881-03-31

WAVELETS.
AITU1,rIuSMEST.
Spteiat Dispatch 10 ms CHiraon Tribune.
Sp,t1Sur1ELD. ILL.,, Sept. 3l-'rlle House
Committee on SENATORIAL Appnrt|onnl!i,t mel
this afternoon md agreettt tn report fnyarab!y
I'll 1'artslIs bill giving cities Ut 900 fnllnb-
ltauts .1nl nvnr twenty-four wards und fOrty-
eight Aldermen. The subject Of Senatorial
superintendent WAS mt touched. tnilsmucli III
Il caucus uf the Republican mclnhurs of tl,a
Iiu,lse n'l,l Senate Congressional nI.lE Sen-
ntoriul Aptmrtlonmcnt Committees will bt
held Tomorrow evening to tttscuss tile ulles-
tlon In Mll lis bearings n1ll llsur Oilt Il pro.
Ernn.
THE HOUSE: COMMITTEE on CANALS
met thls afternoon, nunpie,l tta substitute
prepared by Il subcommittee fur ll0l1sa l}stl
:s9s, md will report tt 10 tho llousu In tbs
lnorn[ng with tic recommendation t!.at It tin
pass. The substitute, ny outlined several
days ago, directs tho Canal Commissioners IL
90 ahead aud sue my public or private c0r-
Oratton.-,neantr9, Of course, Chlcaso-t0
recover tn the State In tllG Interest Of tic
Cunnl Fnndany lund or interest TINT tic State
has granted sncll corporation or person III
ylnlnti0n Of the trust upon which the
lAlli was granted to tile Stnte
by tile General Government, The decree,
lloweser.if my sho'llu bc 0DsAlneu,ls 10 be III
tho na!le vi tie atatc. ny TIC terms ot TIC
MI Tue suns are III nc co't!llctea ~ lug A.
tornc, -ieneral. III FIR rs the slutlrs of his
s,!tlcu will u1low, mud, If extra legal help Is
necessary, 1t is tu bo supplied through the
GnyerlSr, tho sln tOtnl for such extrt
seryicc not to excccd 5000. Thu bill Is s-
lent rs to what disposition shall be nsatte of
- '"" ~ r,,,, ~ IN ,uT,".~,. ] - r,,,,s,a,, @ ~ ~
l''H "a tl,s!"A1. , 'tl1oSis'
however, II ~ sss'l tho lasla a1a' ulply Inc pro"
cecds to deepening md widening; tho canals.
in ] n,,o,ner iii It viii In os'.ryr " + t,at h tho
',.t ,i,,I. ~ t .,s W." ,n, u nr.' n, s ~. ..e
avn rorv @ vida ~ mar for sI1 h,rr"1 %s, ~. ~
famous orttniou on which these procer,!-
Ines nra to bp ,basrd prol,ably wouldn't
link Mt ~ snmlt II ,,lnm. b1,t ccrtntn nthcr
t.,tcn,,,s ,,w.wnr ,vln 10 ,,orf,n,t,. Familiar
s.'.,,. H., ""u .','., a".". .,''..'''
WIN the Huestio'as ltl'o!'ea ai'u tno el'1il1ls
which were yninly sought to bu tnekul oil
ty Istll nm antf ,pn,]e pnyn,lc NIT tf fin nm
cr,,ls of ,l., ,,r,rr,,ls nT lin sulr IL s,,,srl
~ -. ~ .,.t,,,i IS ,,',' ,'' 10 T., ~ .''
called and ready to ho chosen rs clltcf nd
vIsury COUNSEL.
r,tE SENATE FINANCE coMMrrrEE
- ',.ti., -. ,,,'.. ,.,,.,,,
met tt'sis!s "tl.t tlecl'lcI to report adversely
on Senator Sccce's bill reducing Tho legal
rate 1T Interest to pcr cent. Tho Commit
tcn avl,rmttv hrt;,.y.rs in ,,nt,u, ,n,,,l" ,,,v
s -, '.'''" ~ ,ss ~"
ionlais n.'., Luz Ipe usn U. '''o'cs' e'c'' +" 'A'
l'iiAllclal worlt tlaes move,
Tho amount ot interest manifested with re-
r,rh In tg,e f;nyrrunr,s ;nntur.s fnr 1'rni-
1,,,t, ~, f,n,,.af,,,.,,s mr., t,hfat rr,;,, In.
'en.'"'s cu'l'l"'ss.o'sla "l". eAtei et'"t" ~.
epcttu', 'i"'a't.te" ~ -. ,ho oe''"1e ,"',.ay' -
holhelli'l't s"lpl,sniE' Liz uI"scs'''" oi'e'als
, 1881-03-31

Weeks 4 Potter. lhv srtut drug house Of lios'
III thp thllcuru rnc,aius III c,lI ing itchtny.
May uil,i ocrufL,ou. hu'tsurs ut the ski, md
IItui, mud huyu tliet with sueetAs,-Aftaleds
T1utkx.
, 1881-03-31

DRAMATIC NOTES.
s.D!lIee Taytur" WILL be tho next attraction at
tho Urnt,l.
Sam Colvlc Will produce q" Michel strogoE +"
next August In Now fork.
Mr.. Uigby He'll Is recovering from bis severe
accident. and will snon nppcnr ut Dnsy'f.
At Ncvcker's on Monsiay Gus Williams in IA
German SenAtor - Will heEtn nn Engagement.
Thcy say thut rautlt!g rnnthsr hts sunk over
E4u,tsiJ in ihe uttetnpt to Make her son PAylng
trtKlC HtuE.
Gus Williams Will nppenr in San francisco
May ]. and Ionn L. tsayhos1 pinyS at tho stand-
arc Theatre aluy2.
salu,t Morse, the author Of Tho Passion
ptHy." Is nUw On tic kil!I u tho Ne" 4ork Stf-
ttuv Ersntnu ltnlF7tl.
1t Is rumored that rcsoiute men all 0ycr the
country nre expressing thefr tirm resolve to
lynch frnuk Mayo II he tries 10 plar ifu@ ft.
iarry nrsi,aT hss uesn engaged ~ isaer d Of
troupe opens ut the 19ush-ssrtet, Sun francisco,
On April H.
Matt Canning. ,1le YccntIcn'nn who Is Eolnx to
MannHe Henrietta fadcr5 next ~ lsufl, sMys
f iisenSacx. H' X! Lt .s; I:v :1asSt and pTosnbiy
1tHJcnf. 2
It Is suil that tho 'o1iyette" troupe hn.l
cxrccd u atrrar ror inc t'eetit ot tne E!ks ih!s
AFTERNOONS tut IN Tuesday night Miss tAthsr!n.'
Lewis guushed tue MxrGetncnt BY kicking up her
heels aid refusing to ptay. The coulphny iol'
lowed suit.
Phi, sI,u1non,is Is In town. Hc was formerly
with l!alIu.uutltl,-nsapclA un r III wnn ne sfs}s
, Gcnoy.syc W.rl. wno ii. alonaay eyen,ng win
npl#Ar ~ inc ntlt!i-sltsellssed Rnu mucn- dEs-
pllicu " "fnrsvi.Afc.N Nut.
Tim ae,lsnu ut thu .scst.cmy Of Music. which
has b...i MI UNI u.IaIly pr3sp:rs'ls one. VIII
elott. ~, !MAy l. Ne understand That atnna-e'
Emmett ms rented hiA huuse Tor pGriH guy
rrluE 1lN weeks alter tHls date tn d nuul er nj
tunptlllIiuns. AMONG them being DhyeF th'l
, 1881-03-31
CONSUMPTION

Of the Lungs and Tutcrc.ltous rhthsts Scrolls
ia-SyrhlInld Diseases. WnsiiIur. Degeneration,
Aud Clperntion ut tim Kidneys. DiKbctes. Stop
pnHc Ut Wafer tlnstantAncs'us ritet anords
where cntf,eters hIlye been uFCsl. thus doing
away with tho painful operation Ut uFinq these
fnssruuienis,, flissolytng Stone In the Hladdcta
anu in Aii Gases OF
Inflammation Of the B1ada
der and Kidneys.
In chronic cases Of LcucorrhRa and Utarin-
dts.Ahgs.
One butt1e contains more Of tho active prtncs-
pies os Medicines 1hMH any hther Preparation.
1nkrn In Teu.tnsnfnl dossa, whIfo othors rcQutr9
Eve or A!1 times m much.
ONE l}Ol.I.AK PER BOTTLE.
, 1881-03-31

Send lutter stump u tkAEs4f-1 r n &SxD.
No. L: WAttItEN-Sp., CDR. EHl'lu II. SEA ~
" Information worth thousands Il III b -
Tpl1.
, 1881-04-21

FIVE mell-Ai Grl0ln, WILLIAM comstock.
Dan Andcrkirk, Jn1l!es Ant!crk!rk, aud Al
Bucklen-were drowned IN tho Rock River
near Delolt yesterday BY the capstzlnR Of q
boat, -Four Of tho suel, laayo families.
, 1881-04-21

THE Executive Committee OF tue Land
League Inns prepared n raport OIL tho Irish
Land bill which they will submit to tie
Laud.League Conference at Its meeting 10"
day. The report fayors the striking out OF
tho clause giving the landlord vcto al frce
snio o., reasonable grounds, declares tEs pro-
visions Of the bill relating to beQuests BY tell-
ants rs unjust, aud those relating to Ill
testacy inhYman. Ev!ctlons for not''pay-
nlent OF arrears Of rent accraed in tic pnst Is
vigorously condemned, md other clauses arc
also Qblcctelt to.
, 1881-04-21

THE Committee on Education of The Lower
Branch of tho State Legislature reportua ycs-
tor.lay In favor of submitting unconstitutional
amendment to tho people permitting women
to vote on school questions.
, 1881-04-21

,nnn's map OF tho battle Of Shiloh rs ths
must glartng attempt ever made ut faIs1tlca-
ton in the military history Of the United
States, anl much luure to the same effect,
md all equally unconplimentary to Gcl,.
Shcrnlni,'s reputation for truth n1ttl yerncfty.
, 1881-04-21

.IonS n. LOVE and Mary N. Love, his wife,
nh aged, wiIte-laEred couple, were nrrestcd
recently In Wcstnorcland County, renusyl-
,vatia, for attempting II 4efraud tue Govert,-
,ncnt They were admitted to ba!l yesterday.
1t Is believed that they can establish their in
nocellce. ,..,
, 1881-04-21

,UAn11soS AnnEoS has been appointed
Postmaster at Baltimore, ylco 0en. L. d. Ty'
lcr, the salno person. wtu was Mulcted IN
5000 damages q few DAYS ago fur having at-
tempted to outrage y0ung latly clerk.
, 1881-04-21

AFTER a prolonged struggle Cooks bili
giving the Governor power to appoint the
South Park Commissioners passed through
The Lower Branch Of the State Legislature
yesterday. Tile Republicans supported the
measure and the Democrats voted against 1t.
, 1881-04-21

Mn. GnsEn,, tic PENNSYLVANIA delegate to
the Chtcago Convention wllo cast tic first
yote fur Gen. Garfield, and who continued
10 y0te fnr him Until lie WAS nominated. WINS
yesterday nominated for Third Assistant
l'osttnnster-ticneral. Ono good turn de-
serves another.
, 1881-04-21

Co1~ Jo1zS Hay says It Is not true that lie
Is to succeed Wl'fte1aw Reid In the editor
ship OF tho New York Tribune. The story
oriRinated from tho fact tt1at Col. llay will
taks Mr. Re1d's place tEurlnx the Iatter's
absence LII Europe on Its wetidtng-trip.
, 1881-04-21

A F1nE broko out In Fontcnol's Hotel at
Now Orleans last night, and was not p,tt out
until nearly uyery building OH Sn1nt Denis
street was destroyed. The loss was very
, 1881-04-21

TIE surplus water HOW causing lncon-
yertence In many portl0lls OF tho city will
have one good effect ut least, It will rid tic
sewers Ut much of their ancfont garbagu aud
tisease-brcedlng tlltlt.
, 1881-04-21
Butler Promises to Show "Irrefraga.
bic Evidence" Of q Bargain
or Else Resign.
Gen. Sllerman's Mp Of Shiloh Throws
Gen. Buynton Into Flt-}
Sop to ConklIug.
grier, the Man Who Found Garfield, giveA
Plaoe-Rayeuue-lron and
Steel.


sptetsl Dtspateh to Tbs CAeaoo 1rtbuns.
WASHINGTON. y. e., April oo.-Nr. TryA
nluuU Ills 1Maiilen speech as Sennt0r to-day.
1t WIS speech Ut remarkable eloquence and
flower. Some Ut tho Democrats have hecn
referrtng to Nr. Frye rs one OF the Republic
ars likely to grow restfye at the present
contest, a1,tl US not 1ncorstnE m alliance with
Malone. The speecl. osercanle those Demo-
crats With surprise. There has sctdom boon
n nore powerful arrafgnnlent Of the wicked
practices OF the bulld0z1ng Soutllerncrs.
When tho 1low Maine Senator arose there
was great Interest to hcar Tim. As he .atl-
yanced tne Democrats gnvo him tho closest
attention. Before he closed the Bourbon
leaders fafrly wrlthetl in their seats. Mr:
Frye. fl Ills opening. pntd
4 GRACEFUL Tribute 70 MASSACHUSETTS.
lie then turned tho debate from the channel
into which 1t Inns falten for week, and
placed the representatives of llearly every
Southern State upon the defensive. The
Southern Senators, he sald. are bold snen to
seek to divert attention from tie terrible
record Of tho So,lttl, ana to charge that In
Massachusetts, thb most civilized Of Conf
1,onwealttls, u FREQ ballot and fair count DO
not exist, but do exist ln peaceful
Mississippi and quiet South Cat0llnn.
The figures which he produced cannot
be co,ltroyertetl. The black deeds Of
yIolcnee and fralld which lie recited Were
not the hackueyeu stories of q dozen CALL
rAlgns. Tl,gy were taken from the records
uf tho Southern courts, fro1n tho evldence In
tic possession Of tho Government. now In:
tie nrclltyes Of tho Department Of Justice,
and they relate, In aim0st every instance, TO
occurrences which i,ayo happened within q
ycnr. Black pages Of Southern history l'.tve
, 1881-04-21

WExnErI PHILLIPS protest was not TN
ayallIng.. Gov. Long 1,as rcprIeyed Abbott,
who was to be hanged tomorrow, till the
24th of June.
, 1881-04-21

THE bridge over the Rock River at altlnn,
on which were eight persols, was swept
away Inst evening, and four Of the eight per-
sous were drowned. A tlfth was seriously
hurt aud will probably dte.
, 1881-04-21

In tho United States District Court at
lincoln, Mob, 1t Inns been held BY Judges
McCrary aud Dundy that MI I,.llun who has
severed Ills trEba! re1atiuns IL not entitled to
yOta until ile becomes NAturnllxeu,
, 1881-04-21

BucK Il H1lssc11's saw-mlil, IN West -Four.
tecntll street, New York. valued Mt $a0, 600
ausl fully insured, wax destroyed by fire yes
terdny morning.
, 1881-04-21

IT has been asccrtalned that 475 banks In
thirty States anu Territories hold I'LL ngEre-
gate Ut ST, ,a75, $50 worth of Gs of vt to secure
calculating notes.
, 1881-04-21

pErEn McESTEE, an old man OF TO- WAS
killed neur Bath, Stouben County. New
York, Tuesday night by l1is nephew, Jnlln
AfcEntce. n youth of II. Tho young scoun-
drel says i,e Killed the old nan BECAUSE lie
WIS cruelty treated by liltn.,,
, 1881-04-21

THE freIght-houso men employed In this
city threaten to strike ut noon tu-tlay unless
IN udyance Ut 20 per cent on tho present
rate OF wagcs Is granted by tho railroad
combbaules, -.
, 1881-04-21

THE Ohio Legislature adjourned sine die
yesterday. 1t has been In session lou days.
1t Is to be hoped TINT Ohio example will not
bg lost OIL tho Illinois S0lulls,
, 1881-04-21

NR EkstEts, who was yesterday nominated
for Seeoiid Assistant Postmaster General, Is
personal friend Of Senator Plat aid ut
1'osttnaster.General James. It Is thought
that the appointment wns inntle In order to
placat1 Cunkln9.
, 1881-04-21

1'osrsLasrEtl-jEyEtsAt JAMES IS deter
mi1ed 10 put m end to tile tobbery conncct-
CIT with the Star-Routo Service which grew
up under tho lnc,inbefcy Of {lcn. Brady, Of
the office Of Second Assistant Postmaster
General.
, 1881-04-21

T1rE Tories will meet at the house Of a
member of the lust Tory Cabinet next Tues
day to tnke measures oil the death Of their
great leader.
, 1881-04-21

SENoR C4srEI.AR Inns Issued q manifesto
whIcI, Is intended to Indicate tbs policy
whlcl, should bo urged by his followers In
the forthcoming municipal eleciDns In Spain,
lle favurs universal suffrage, compulsory
education, universal liability to military
, 1881-04-21

THE 1foS. ROWLAND +. TnOwDn,DaE,
late Commissioner Of indian Atfatrs, tlfctt
yesterday at lila home at Birmingham, Mich,
in his 80til sear. The deceased gentleman
served in Congress frotn 1860 to 1855 anl
from l604 to tS@;3.
, 1881-04-21

THE Boy of Tun!s says t,e Is atraid there
will bo gellGraI uprising IN his country II
the Frencl. tru0ps cross the frontier. II
they do not, the Ney thinks he can n.atHtatlt
, 1881-04-21

THERE was sharp decline III the price OF
pork OIL tho Chicago Doartl Of Trade yester-
slay. AT Quo time 1t fall otr sl.a7H per bar'
rel, anu closed 81 por barrel under Tuesdays
rtnrt,,tr Y,rfo0
, 1881-04-21
CHE Ttih111te.

~ Pfm,ns sinah'c ta ptsre'4n&e copies of TIfE
CHICAGO TRipuxK at feMa AtcHrtss aud MI taa-
suy truins fi,erS Ehtcqn Wttkrs arr sid It'll e0,'-
fra {arpr iy YrorfnV Us (uets to t1h Office, gfc-
ing }.l particulars.
, 1881-04-21

NEA1l1.r 1000 Immigrants arrived at New
York yesterday. The immigration this year
ptunIses to BIZ unprecedentedly largc. So
far, 5000 tnore immigrants hnve arrived
than during tho corresponding period Of Inst
year.
, 1881-04-21

A MorIoN WIS lnatle In the United States
Circuit Court at Providence. II. l., yesterday
to have Sfr. CIlafce removed from the
trttstecship OF the 4. l.. ". Spraguc estate.
Gen. Butler and Gen. Pryor appeared In sup
mort of the tnDtt0u.
, 1881-04-21

THE strcet-car conductors and drivers at
Cleveland huye struck for an Increase in
wages. Tie conductors demand Sa.225 and
tho drivers s. per day.
, 1881-04-21

TitE southwestern part of the city and the
valtey of the Desplaines River I'll tho vicinity
of Riverside continue to suffer from the
fiools.,
, 1881-04-21

FoIsrY-rouu Mormon missionaries passed
east yesterday en- ronto for Wales, where
they hope to make nad bring buck with them
1nAry converts to their peculiar belief.
, 1881-04-21

MAYOR UA1lslsoS wants the West Side
Railroad Company to remove tho stiuw nlld
mud piled along eac!, side Of their Randolph
and Madison street trucks.
, 1881-04-21

service, a1,tl local sclf.Enyernnlcnt to al ex-
tent consistent with tic supremacy Ut tho
State. Castelar, makes n strong appeal In
favor Of unity OF action among tic Spanish
Democrats.
, 1881-04-21

TIE British Euuboat Lapwtng came Into
collision with the Chinese steamer l1ochnng
In Chinese waters recently, and the latter was
sunk.
, 1881-04-21

IT Is probable that Gen. Longstreet will bo
confirmed as United States Marshal Of
Georgia without opposition.
, 1881-04-21

TME mammoth Enterprise Works 1T
Geneva, O., valued Mt $4,000. aid insured
for $4,000, were destroyed BY fire yesterday.
, 1881-04-21

THE Sanitary Council OF tic Mississippi!
Valley held the first meeting ut tic session
Ut 1881 at Evansville, Ind, yesterday.
, 1881-04-21

BISMARCK has expressed great sorrow at
tho death OF l,eaconstte1tl, and 50 has the
Sultan.
, 1881-04-21

Two cAsEs OF smallpox have occurred at
Louisville.
, 1881-04-21

TnE License Committee Of the Lower
Branch OF the StAte Legislature reported an
Antt-TreatIng bill IL tho House yesterday.
, 1881-04-21

THE Dothnia brought et3o,0oo worth O.
gold bullion to Now York yesterday.
, 1881-04-21
THEME were TT deaths from s.nall.pox ai
Honolulu dnrlnR the tnontt, OF March.

TnE valley nf the Guatlalqufyir Is again
Inundated. The 1uays at Seville are under
fnH
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-12
.ro RrDDLEBERGER ruEseuTH.'

The above phrase, current among poll
ticians in Washington. says the New
York Mail (Republicanj, expresses the
essence of the scheme that has prevented
the Senate from performing its only
official duty-thst Of acting in its ex-
ecutive capacity.
As the Democrats condensed their
campaign against Garfield and brought
it to m ignominious end, by covering
the sidewalks and cutters with 1929
cbalk-marks, so the whole plot of which
Malone is the hero. is at once described
and damned by the phrase, "To Rid
dleberger the South"
The Republican party would be in a
hopeless minority in half a dozen States
now Republican, if there could be fas-
tened on it responsibility for the tactics
which some Republican Senators, with a
view to coercing the President, have
practieed.
A party so,led by a well-defined sup
port Of regulators caunot continue in
power in New York, Connecticut, Ohio,
Indiana and New Hampshire.
The Republican party, North, is a
hundred times more in peril from its own
representatives in the Senate than the
Democratic party, South, is from all the
Mahones and Riddlebergers between the
Potomac and Rio Grande.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-12
Ispeci.l to the ~srxrxrL.l

TUSIs, April 11.-Italian emissaries have
gone to the frontier and openly promise
aid to the Italian army. The Bey decides
to refuse to cooperate with the French
troops, and is determined to act indepen-
IDENTIFY on his own side Of the frontier. The
Bey sent q protest to the foreign Consuls
here. accusing France Of violating his rights,
as well as those Of the Porte and the
friendly powers. The Italian Government
declined to accede to the request forwarded
through its Consul at Tunis for the dis
patch of a squadron to Tunisian waters.
Il is reported that the Turkish General,
Hussein, who is residing in Italy and who
is q declared enemy of France, has been
invited to come to Tunis. The strength
of the marauding tribe is estimated atfrom
IL. 600 to 20, 900.
LONDON. April IL. Hand bills are cir
culated in London offering $500 reward to
anybody bringing to the Social Democratic
Club the letter that Prince Bismarck wrote
TO Lord Granville, Foreign Secretary, in.
structing the English Government to prose.
| cute the Freiheit.
DUBLIN, April 11.-At a land meeting in
Westport yesterday, q resolution was
passed expressing regret that no better
means for giving effect to the Land bill
had been devised than the worthless, bro.
ken down machinery Of the previous Land
Act, and declaring that with such ma
chinery no Act could be successfully en-
forced for the benefit of the people.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 1.-THE prisoner
| Jeliaboff, in a speech at the conclusion Oh
the trial, asked as a favor that his last
speech in his defense might be printed and
published word for word. Sophia Petrol
sky asked that she be dealt with regardless
Of her sex. The prisoners received their
sentence with perfect calmness and indif-
ference.
LONDON, April ia correspondent al
Chic telegraphs that he has visited the
southwest part OF the island, and found
Menito, a town of 1000 inhabitants. and
the villages OF Monoster, Viyinos and
Philatia, masses Of ruins. Not q single
house escaped. English and American
physicians are assisting the. survivors,
The shocks of earthquake in Chic have
ceased. 1t is believed hat the number Of
victims has been exaggerated.
LONDON, April 11.-Lord Beaconsfeld
had a favorable day yesterday, and gained
strength until. 8 O'Clock in the evening
when he had an attack of spasmodic breath.
ing, but his condition was not materially
effected by the attack. At 1 O'Clock this
morning the condition Of the sufferer
showed no change.
LONDON, April IL p. M.-Beacons
fields condition is very critical, although
the physicians have not abandoned hope
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-12
ITEMS.
From the Record Of las. Saturday.

From the Record Of last Saturday.
There was considerable talk in regard to
the Raymond Il Ely mine changing hands
during the week. This property has not
yet changed hands, but will probably do
so before the expiration of April. There
are now three parties down in San Fran
cisco who are ~endeavoring to purchase the
property, and of course the side that
makes the best offer will secure the prize.
The first bullion shipped by Henry Ray
moDd from the new mill in Pahranagat
Valley arrived here on Saturday, and was
valued at S1,814 30. The parties who
brought it report that there were several
bars out when they left the mill, but they
only brought q couple Of bars as a sort Of
"fyer."
Mr.. Sharp, one Of the managers Of the
Utah Southern, while In Silver Reef the
other day, 30 states 9 letter, remarked that
thec company intended to extend the rail-
road to Iron City during the Summer, and
that 1t was also their intention to build 0
branch line from SOM point along the
road to Bullionville.
Frank Might, q blacksmith by trade,
and who was employed by the Raymond &
Ely in 1884, and whose mind became de-
ranged and was taken to the Wood
bridge Asylum, and afterwards discharged
as cured, has again become insane and has
been sent to the Napa Asylum from San
Francisco.
Senator Henderson returned home Sun
day night. Although he was not feeling
well he appeared to be in splendid condi-
ton. He left for Hike Thursday morn
ing, where he goes to relieve Henry Ray
mond OF the charge Of the mining prop
erty in ~Pahranagat.
The Indians predict that there will be q
greater rainfall during the coming Sum-
mer than there has been for years, and
that there will be an abundance of wild
flowers and grass.
A rumor comes from Utah that Jack
Gilmer talks OF putting on q stage line
from Phoebe to the terminus Of the Utah
Southern.
The members of the Miners Union ar
rested at Silver Reef have been convicted
in the Court at Beaver OF rioting.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-12
srALwARrIsN.

"Puek 2 carricatures the row between
Conkling and the Administration most
strikingly. Conkling is represented as
a mad bull trying to butt a flying loco
motive off the track. President Gar
field, dressed as an engineer, stands in easy
reach Of the Unbelievable displaying a
card on watch is inscribed the words
ito Independenceville direct-limited ex-
press" Conkling seems to stand in i'm
minent danger OF being smashed if he
does not get out Of the way.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-12
0UANTRELL.

Quantrell, the notorious Missouri guer-
rilla chieftaiD, about whose fate there
has been some uncertainty, is said to
have met bis death during the war at a
barn in Kentucky while on his way to
Richmond. He had stopped at the barn
to seek shelter from the rain when Ed.
Terrill, at the head of forty-fve Federal
soldiers. charged the barn, and just as
Quantrell was making his exit from the
door he received two wounds. He died
shortly after and was buried in a Catholic
graveyard at Louisville, Kentucky.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-12

1t is more than likely that yesterday
was a field day in the Senate. At the
adjournment on Friday the indications
seemed to point to a break in the dead
lock on Monday. Therefore the failure
of the telegraph to bring us a line from
Washington on the subject is most per-
picking. But the fault is not with the
SENTINEL /; the omission is chargable to
Mr.. Simonton, Of the east end. who as.
sumes to dish up the news for the Asso.
ciated Press of the west.