Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
Action to Dissolve the Mutual Union
Telegraph COmpanyS Charter.
A CONGRATULATORY ADDRESS
TO TAMMANY ADOPTED.
One Hundred Applications for a
Special Commissionership
THE OFFICE IS VERY
Telegraphic Communication Inter-
rupted at the East.
SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

SPECIAL ~ Il SENl1NEL'l
ALBANY N. ", Nov. I7.-Application
was made yesterday to the Attorney-Gen-
eral for the menceme OF an action
by the people of the State Of New York
against the Mutual Union Telegraph
Company, to vacate its charter and dis
solve the corporation, upon the ground
that the company has unlawfully issued
ten million dollars of capital stock, when
the authority conferred on it by law lin
tied it to 81, 200, 600 and that about s., G00,-
900, in the hands Of the company has
been issued in payment for the construc-
ton and equipment Of lines worth about
$500, 900, and that substantially the
whole of said $40, 600, 0O0 Of stock has been
fraudulently issued. The application was
made by VIM. II. Cameron, a stockholder,
and with it was filed a further application
made by jay Gould, stating that he desires
to be joined as ~relator. The Attorney
General issued a citation, directed to the
Mutual Union Company, directing them
to show cause before him on Tuesday
evening next. at Albany, why the applica-
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Washington special says: About 100 ap-
plications are on file for appointment to
the special commi,sionership to inspect
the latest sections built of the Northern
Pacific Railroad. The office is quite al
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Pao'elIen - ~ M el': o'nei "lee' ofg: W.
tho cnast ~ IT, "aos1s;,, r. Iesira - Ioot-
ont of the car windows durinr the trim:
nor has an account, including mileage,
ever been qu~estl'Ged. These outiays DO
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seven Lives Lost.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA disaster cost
ing seven nersons their lives occnrred last
n NJ W.,
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,ov ond - s"sat q De ~ 'anoH Il
ward the bav, when she vss RIM into bv
the steamer City Of Worcester, which pro-
ceeded on her way. The barge filled rap
idly and sank, with Captain Taylor, his
mother, wife and three children and two
deckhands on board. The tug observed
the barge going down, and quickly turned
the vessel in the direction of the sinking
craft. In the darkness it was difficult TO
distinguish objects in the water. Hearing
cries for help, they were followed up and
CsP'sih layIor rescued ou' the others
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the Iammany General night
a congratnlatory address was adopted
The ad5rass sats forth. among otber
things. that we demand the abolition OF
International Revenue taxes. and a revis-
ION OF the present oppressive tarlt' and we
snorId navy pu' . '.n5i. az u Paeel
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lumber yards OF Stetson' Moseiy s. Co., at
the corner of First and L streets, South
Boston. By 10 o'clock it bad assumed
I Ef1nh dimensions that II rhraafnTnI m
corpse any nre ever known ia una part OF
al ',ssl ~ 80 40 ddno~tn@ " T.
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So 500 I7 "a Tho destr,n#on ~
nranar 10 annrnons