Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-30

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factory. He rests we'll and takes an sde-
quate quantity Of nourishment. His
pulse is now 9S; temperature, 98.4; res
pirstion, IS.
Signed. D. W. BLISS,
]. Z. BARNES,
]. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
bers.
ST. LOUIS, July 2s.-Governer Crittsn-
den has issued . proclamation, $4,000 cop
les Of which are being distributed. an
nouncing that robberies have been per-
petrated by . band of robbers at Glendale
and Winston, and that murder has been
committed at the latter place. Frank and
jesse James are indicted for murder, and
have fed from justice, therefore, in lieu
OF previous rewards, the Governor 0ffers
So, 900 for the arrest and conviction Of each
OF the participants in the robberies or
murders, and for the arrest of Frank or
Jesse James 5000 each, extra. il offered.
The Sheriff Of Laclede county was here
to-day, having in his possession . letter
from . gentleman whose reliability he
vouches for, stating that q party Of seven
well armed and mounted men were seen
six miles from Pablo, Texas county, on
Thursday night, who fully answer the de-
scription Of the Winston train robbers.
They were travelling towards the Iron
Mountain railroad, and the writer Of the
letter evidently thinks they viii be heard
from soon on that road. The railroad off,
cials have been advised.
Thanksgiving for the Recovery Of
the Presidsnt.
ST.. LOUIS, July 29.-The Republican
has the following special from Palestine,
which says that when the Governors de-
eide on . day, he will issue q proclamation
inviting = general thanksgiving by the cit.
liens here for the recovery Of President
Garfield. Lieutenant Governor Storey
passed through here to-day. and said that
if a united call is made for the people, he
will issue . proclamation for the whole
State, regardless Of the attitude Of Gov
ernor Roberts. The Mayors Of Galveston
and Cameron side with the Governor and
refuse to join in . Thanksgiving by request
Of the people. There il apparently q reac-
ton in favor Of Governor Roberts, a. the
people begin to think his position miscon.
strued. He has never issued Q t~hanksgiv-
ing proclamation during either Of his
terms as Governor, and il evidently consci-
entiously opposed to it, and the truth
forces me to say that I observe among Q
large and respectable class Of citizens, the
belief that the Presidents injuries have
been greatly magniisd. for these probable
reasons: First, to make Q great reputation
for the attending physicians; second. TO
make it appear as an almost miraculous
recovery, attributable principally to the
Presidents remarkable powers, and third,
that the alleged description Of his condi-
ton has not been altogether free from .
political bearing. particularly up to the
time of the termination Of the contest ct
Albany.
Manufaeture OF Ten Internal Ms.
chimes.
PEORIA (Ill.), July al. J. Van Mar
ter. city editor Of the National Democrat,
stated to-day that he had discovered that
the Internal machines recently received in
Liverpool were manufactured In this city.
A number Of the association OF United
Irishmsn live here, and are supposed to
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ten Of the machines made here and shipped
to New York, where they were loaded with
dynamite and then shipped to Liverpool,
The mandatory IL on Warrington street.
A reporter has been invited by one Of the
interested parties 70 witness an exhibition
OF the destructive powers OF the machine.
The trial will be made within . mile Of
the city.
The Celebrated Russian Nfhilist.
New YoRx, July 2s.-The Herald says
that Leo Hartman. the sslsbratsd Russian
Nihilist. who has successfully escaped the
snares Of the cutest detectives in the
world, arrived in this city from Europe
Yesterday. Hartman. on being interviewed,
said: "As soon a. circumstances will
permit l am prepared 10 return to Russia.
Together with my comrades. I mean 10
to the bitter end the struggle
despot7sm. I have come a. . del.
egate Of b Executive Committee Of the
revolutionary party. to the PEG.
pie OF the United States. and have no per.
sonal motives whatever In coming here"
The Best On Record.
PIEDMONT PARK PAL. July 2S.-Maud
s was brought out here to-day, and after
around the track, was sent Oh On
her FIRST heat. She reached the quarter In
S34. the half in Lost. the third quarter in
l 1874. and the mile in 2:l2, without the
indications of . break. In the
second heat she reached the quarter In S2},
the half in I:033. the three-quarters Ia
1:374. and here she hssitated, swsrysd and
made . bad break. but recovering. |
came under the wire In 2:133. The third
and last heat was almost . repetition Of the
first. being trottsd fairly without . skip. |
The FIRST quarter was made In 3SA, the half
in LOS, the ~thres-guartsrs In 1854, and the
mile in 2:l2A. These three consecutive
heats are the best ever trottsd BY any horse
In the world. Vanderbilt was present and
watched the race from the judges stand.
More Internal 1acksts.
NEW YoRK. July 2S.-Ths shipment Of
machines to England considerably
the representatives Of the various
steamship linss here. over the probability
Of the shipment Of dynamite by their res
sells. They say they are exercising ell the
precautions In their power to avoid similar
occurrence, and the agents In
Of outward bound freight 10 En-.
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