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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-07

Harris Lewis, a merchandise dealer Of
Austin, Nevada, has filed a petition In
Department No. 10 of the Superior Court,
San Francisco, asking to be declared an in
solvent debtor, showing in his petition that
he has debts of s125, 600. To meet these
he has a piece Of property in San Rafael
County, Cal, alreaiy conveyed to Ralph
L. Shainwald az a receiver, a house, No.
142O Suffer street, San Francisco, mort
gagged for $1,000, furniture in the same,
and a nominal interest in the firm Of H.
Lewis 4 Co. Of Austin, the assets thereof
being now In Court at Austin and in litiga-
ton. The petition is instituted on account
Of a Judgment for sos, 524 SO. recovered
from petitioner In the United States Dis
trict Court by Herman Shainwald. assignee
in bankruptcy Of S~choenfeld, Cohen & Co.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-07
o. THEATER.

The sale of Booths Theater in New
York. to be demolished to make way for
the erection of stores. marks the most
conspicuous failure that has ever occurred
in America Of IN attempt to identify a
taste for the standard drama with the
pomp and parade of mere spectacular
display, and the sort Of expensive real
ism which exhausts itself in all the
petty details Of stage t~rappings, and
thereby detracts from the attention
legitimately belonging to the acting.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-07

CHARTREUSE.

1t is difficult to understand what
quarrel any reasonable man who has ever
tasted it can have with Chartreuse. NJ.
Paul Bert has, however, determined that
the world shall have no more of it. The
edict has gone forth, and the monks of
La Grande Chartreuse, who have hitherto
derived most of their revenues from the
manufacture of this seductive liqueur,
will be deprived Of the main part of
their income. There seems TO be a petty
spitefulness about this interdict, which
is singularly out of place in a statesman,
but which the French Radicals in their
dealings with the Clericals not un.
frequently exhibit.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-07
NEW TO-DAY.
COUNTY HOSPITAL.

-
THE FOLLOWING AFFIDAVIT MUST BE
i made by persons before they can be ad-
mitted to the County Hospital
STATE OF NEVADA ss
COUNTY OF EvREKA,J
ing duly sworn, say as follows That | am .
poor person and unable TO esrn o livelihood
by reason of my bodily infirmity, that l have
no money or property of any kind or charac-
ter with which, or out of which, l can sup-
port myself; that I am a resident of the
County of Eureka aforesaid, and have been
such resident for the full period of six
months Immediately preceding this $500.
day of ............... A. d. 1873 /. And l do
hereby further say, that my said inhrmity and
inability to earn . livelihood is not the result
Of, or occasioned by, any i~ntemperance or
other bad conduct on my part. Wherefore !
make application to the Honorable the Board
of County Commissioners of Eureka County
aforesaid for support, under the Act of the
Legislature of the State of Nevada, entitled
An Act rel ating TO the support of the poor"
approved November 90, 1861. Comp. Laws.
Sec. 3749 ct seq.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this ......
day of ........A. D. 1888 .
............... County Clerk.
BY ..............., Deputy.
thereby refer to .............. for the truth
of the foregoing.
[The County Commissioners will interrogate
applicants as to their relations and recon-
mendations
For the month ending Dec. 81, 1881, there
were 81 patients in the Hospital. as follows:
W. X. Neal, Ed. Rice,
E.. L. Roberts, John Grennan.
Con. Maloney, NJ. Fisher.
Frank Kern, John Duffy,
VIM. Read, John Mcclure,
VIM. Tilby, James McCafferty,
Sam. Hansen James M. McClosky,
J. N. Dobney, John Nolan,
f.. NJ. House, A. Gaylord,
Cole FORMER. Pat. Nolan,
Peter Carmody, John Norris.
John Potter, Ed. Healey,
s. b Sweeney. James Carroll,
II. d. Grugen, G.. Aluchim,
John Harrington, John Lloyd,
James McClosky.
There are now 90 patients In the Hospital. 1t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-07

A COSTLY

The last stone in the imposing Gov
ernment building at Albany was laid last
week. The granite pile has cost the
State of New York more than $4,000
900, and covers a greater area-barring
the Capitol at Washington and the I'M
finished public buildings of Philadelphia
than any edifce in the United States.
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FOR SALE

A DOUBLE HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS, AND
IA house of three rooms adjoining, nicely
furnished, on Buel street, opposite the Opers
House, will be sold cheap for cash If applied
for immediately to MISE LIZZIE YOWELL,
on the premises. d3Otf
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PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.

of the Japanese Minister
The Opium SmuggIers Admitted
TO Bail-A Minister Accidentally
Poisoned by His Wife-COast Fail
ure Statistics-Renegade Apaches
at work Arrested for Incest -
Smith Crabtree ShOt-Saicide OF
Dan DrusseIi.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-16

slili ehannhes In favor Of the democrats
BLOuHjE0fOS, I H., Nov, o. lt10eli, ~.
niblican, IL elected ~ congress IN tie
lffh distfG.
KAgEARfg fGL., Nov. o. --ldyson, ropgb.
cin, Is elected 10 congress IN the Otli dis.
riot.
CuoAGo, Now O.---Latest returns from
he state Indicate the election Of the repnb-
llcnn state ticket by from 10000 TO 1900
majority.
GntoAGo, Nov. o --Returrs on the state
leglslatureshow that thrtsthe senate will
be composed Of 81 republicans and 20 demo-
Gratis; the house will have n republicans
certain, with possibility Of 70, and "a
democrats, with possibility of 10,
giving the republicans II ma
jority OF Il to 10 on joint ballot,
which means the election of a republican
United States senator. The resuIt in the
10Th congressional district is still in doubt, 1
with probability in favor OF Thomas, re-
publican, which would make the congresr
sional delegation stand: Republicans, III
democrats, o.
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MILWAUKEE, Nov, 0.-Returns from the
state legislature are complete, showing he
following complexion: Senate, 10 republi-
cans, IA democrats; a democratic gain OF 4;
assembly, 80; republicans, As; 2 trades
assembly and independent republican, q
loss of Il in the republican majority on
Joint ballot. The LIST congressional district
is still in doubt and claimed positively by
republicans and democrats. The former
figure out majority of 50 for Williams,
ana the democrats claim that Winans has
1000 majority.
MmwAUKEE, Nov. 9.-The following con-
gressmen are elected: LIST district, John
Winans, democrat; I'd district, d. 5. Sum
mer, democrat; 30 district. Burr W. Jones,
democrat; 4th district, III. Y. Denster,
democrat; 9th district, Richard Guenther,
republicans 7th district, G. NJ. Woodward,
republicans 8th district, William +. Price,
republican; 9th district, Isaac Stephens,
republican, democratic gain offour men,
bers. The election of Winans is not con-
coded by the republican managers, but
private advices received last night from
reliable sources tate the election of Winans
in positive terms.
RACINE, Wis, Nov. 9-Returns to date
give Winans, democrat, 254 majority for
congress in the LIST district over Williams,
republican.
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fnpp asked me n DtnenliOwof had assn mto
Ia THE oofnmand, ~ WHY had perm iiied
hin t0 fake Tue filler. ! told him tic foa.
son was that dld not wnnt 10 be beaten ny
the first cutter, aud had made thg arrange
ment lie had noted for that reason ~
said, 'nll right, but you must remember
that don't want Danenhower TO do. any
Oanenhower about ~, and lac said
be was able and desired TO do
duty. said, 'th 40 are tho captains
orders, and If you do not like the arrange
ment, / will ask the captain to allow you 10
30 In another boat He said no. that he
would rather be In my boat than In any
other. replied, we have always been
good fiends and trust we always WIN PEI
I shall be very careful not to say or do any.
thing which could wound the feelings OF
commissioned officers He expressed
himself satisfied"
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ST.. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 1.-THE returns,
as estimated from counties, give the follow
ing majorities for congressman; LIST dis
trict. White, republican, 5G3 majority; ID
district, Strait republican, OH; 4lh district,
Nelson, plurality over kindred, .7,lO2. The
legislature now stands: Senate, republi-
cans, 70; democrats, 2S; independent, 1;
farmers, g This list is liable to be slightly
changed by later dispatches from outlying
districts. 1t is rumored that Briener,
Ames and Barnum, democratic candidates
from the list, 4th and 9Th districts, will con-
test on the ground OF alleged fraud.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov 1.-THE Courier
Jo ,rnels special from Glasgow says: Cap
tain G.. Mass Barrick, conductor on the
Glasgow branch railroad, came to this city
November Sd intending to return next
day. He stopped at the Fifth Avenue
hotel. which be left the following
evening Since then he has not been heard
from His memorandum book was found
on Market street near Seventh, in this city.
Barrick was a man of good, temperate hab-
its, high standing, and a son of the late j..
r. Barrick, editor and poet. Friends are
unable to account for the disappearance.
Detectives are searching for him, but with
ont avail
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ALBANY, Nov. 10.-The free canal amend
ment to the constitution is adopted by over
200, 600 maj rity.
ALBANY, Nov. 10.-The Evening Journal
estimates Clevelands majority at 1874 600 !;
Hills lieutenant GOVERNOR majority at
about 10000 General SIocum's majority At
100 900, and claims that the Erie canal
amendment is adopted by over 2CO, 900 votes
and the judiciary amendment by at least
5000 votes.
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MACON, GA, Nov. lO-The iron bridge
OF the Georgia railroad over the Oconee
river, at Athens, fell to-day, killing one
workman and seriously wounding six
others.
The dead body of Stephen McGavitte, a
farmer of Putnam county, was found in a
gully near his plantation to-day. 1t is sup!
posed he was murdered on Monday last by
negroes. One negro, Calvin Jordan, has
been arrested,
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THE Ill W gKLY nEaAL THURSDAY gov MILL iq7y

strongest appioaflona. ~. a. ". SAITH,
one Of the surgeons NJ the dispensafy, tried
nesmofism on FELL, which was speedily
effected by The patient remaining
insoDsiblo ~ pain when Wp vas
stuck nearly through hii hand. Tie
operation Of removing The tumor began ~
$3.50 u. M, and owing 10 The size Of the core
II was not concluded until If. During the
time Ia which the operation
was made, after the applloa-
tlon of the usual means 10 stop the
flow of blood. Tell was kept mesmerized
al the time. Whom The operation bad been
completed the patient was aroused aud
stated that he had been conscious ofall that
was said and done, but felt no pain what
over. The operation was performed by
Drs. Smith and Koehler, OF the dispensary
staff and is causing much comment in |
medical circles as an improvement on the /
usS of anmsthetics. Tell is doing finely.
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stocks.

New York, Nov. 1l.-Goyernments
strong; railroad bonds irregular, but mainly
higher; state securities dull. The stock
market was irregular, with trenneni fuctu-
ations. In the last hour of business there
was great activity and genaral advance
on good buying and on the reported lease
of the Canadian Southern 10 the, Michigan
Central. Canadian Southern advanced to
III: Lake Shore TO llGs; Reading to
57I; Texas & Pacific to Al; Waoosh TO
1874 and Western Union to Sl4.
In the late sales there was weaker feeling
on the cutting of passengers fares in the
per cent. with the greatest decline in
HGranger'' shares Following are the
changes from yesterdays closing figures
Cincinnati Southern, 81; Rochester Il Pists-
burg, Il: Reading, II; East Tennessee, pre-
ferred, il and Western Union per cent.
higher, while Richmond y DAnville is 53;
Northwestern, II, preferred, /; Omaha, IL,
end st Paul II per cent. lower. Iransac-
tIOnS 400 shares,
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New YORK, Nov. 11.-There was almost
another disaster in the Harlem railroad
tunnel Yesterday. As the New Haven
train. which leaves Mount Vernon at sly
a. m, was passing through the main tun:
mel, il was stopped about Eighty-second
street, the rear brakeman ran back and
stopped train few blocks in the rear,
when some person said "all right" and the
train started again. The conductor OF the
first tram then sent another brakeman
further back. and he stopped the train in
the rear. within one hundred feet OF the
one ahead OF it. The passengers were much
excited
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Forty Years Experlonce of an Old Nurse

Worry IeaTs lApBTIcncb OF an OIU tNHINO
Mrs. WInslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female ply
sicians and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never.
failing safety and success by millions of
mothers and children, from the feeble in
FAINT of one week old to the adult. 1t cor
reefs acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, and gives rest,
health and comfort to mother and child.
we believe it the best and surest remedy in
the world in all cases of dysentery and diar-
teething or from any other cause. Full di-
rections for using will accompany each bot
tie None genuine unless the fac-simile of
Curtis & Perkins is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all medicine dealers. % cents a
Bottle
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Shutting the De inquents.

New York, Nov. 1O.-Mpch to the sur
prise of the clerks in the custom-house and
other Federal officers, who had fondly i'm
agined that they had heard the last of the
election and its attendant taxes, the follow
ing circular was received this morning.
Republican State Central committee, Fifth
Avenue Hotel:
New York, Nov. 10, 1SS2,-By order of
the executive committee, am requested to
saw that your name does not appea on onr
books as having made any voluntary con
tributions. Either call on or send to the
assistant treasures room, *" Filth
Avenue hotel, who will he here until
Wednesday evening: November 10th.
Very truly yours,
Il. M. JOHNSON,
SECRETARY,
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PHIDADELPHIA,N Nov. 9.-Complete returns
show that the next state senate will consist
Of % republicans and q democrats. Re-
turns from nearly all the districts and care
fli estimates ofthose not hesrd from give
the democrats 10 members and the repub-
licaus OF. These figures will not be mate
rally changed The democrats will thus
have a majority Of II on joint ballot. The
present senate stands, 30 republicans and Is
democrats, and the house l22 republicans
and 70 democrats
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MAKE HENS LAY.

An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist
new travelling in this country, says that most OF
the horse ara cattle powders sold here are
worthless trash. He says that Sheridan's Con-
dition Powders are absolutely pure and i'm
met sely valuable. fothing on earth will make
hens lay like Sheridan's Condition Powders.
Dose. one teaspoonful in one pint food. Sold
everywhere. or sent bv mail for eight letter
stamps is JOHNSON &c co., Boston. Mass:
Wholesale and retail agents. W. II. Howell
& Bro.
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IlIinois.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The history ofpolitics
in this state does not furnish parallel to
the present election in the difficulty expe-
rienced in getting returns. The official ma
iority from "a counties of the 102 and care
full estimate of the other gives Smith,
republican, for state treasurer 1875 major
ity, and his election is considered assured.
The result on superintendent of public in
struction is still in doubt, with the chances
in favor ofRaab. 1t is believed there will
be a democratic state legislature.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-Twenty-siX
thousand votes counted in the city confirm
last nights report of the probable result of
a clean democratic sweep. From the in
terror StoReman'5 majority increases as the
returns come in. The senate will probably
stand IS democrats, II republicans; assem-
bly,, 81 democrats, % republicans. The de-
feat of Page is confirmed by further adj
vicaS
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English Female Btters is intended for
young girls as well as married ladies', who
have, by some exposure, become irregular,
pale and feeble, with headache, leucorrhoea,
pain in the side and back, falling of womb,
or female weakness or excuses. Its use
strengthens and tones the stomach, invig
crates the nerves, gives iron to the blood
corrects irregular uterine action and re-
moves unnatural distractions.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov, 9.-Later returns
have been received from eleven counties in
the 10th district, which give Matt Adams,
democrat, majority OF l40 over
John ID, White, republican. Nine noun
tain counties remain TO be heard from, IN
several Of which there will be majorities
operating as a staDd-O1. Both parties
Claim The district. but sll estimates are
mere guess.s. e. no news can be had rom
the distant mountain counties.
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Cold weather.

ST. PAUL, MINN., Nov. 1l.-Reports re-
ceived here from CrookstoD, Minnesota,
say Il is showing fast and in some places it
has already drifted ten 10 twelve feet high.
ST. Paul, MTSN., Nov. ia Mandan
special says: Ice is commencing 10 run
heavily in the Missouri. The weather Is
quite cod and blustery. Navigation is
likely TO close in a day or two.
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In secret Session.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE Western Dis
session here to-day and adjourned till
Monday At the session tonight COM
mittee was appointed for the purpose
of comforting with one or two
distiliers who are not yet prepared t" enter
into an engagement. The secret session OF
the committee continued until after 10
O'Clock tonight.
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WLmIYGToN, Nov. 9.-The official vote
of Delaware gives Stockley, democrat, for
governor, 1888 majority; Gore, democrat,
lican, is elected sheriff of Newcastle county
by 8 majority. With this exception the
entire democratic ticket is elected. The
next legislature stands: House, solidly
democratic; senate democrats to l repub-
lican, who holds over.
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Iowa.

DUBUQUE, IA, Nov. 9.-The democrats
elect congressman, the greenbackers 1.
Dies MONIES, IA, November 0.-Latest re
turns indicate that the republicans have
lost the following congressman: Farwell,
in the 9th district; Anderson, in the 9th.
the successful democrats are Murphy,
Weller, Frederick and Pussy. The con-
gressional delegation will therefore stand:
Republicans, 7; democrats, A. last year 8
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l0.-Returns from
every county in the state, of which So are
official, give Pattison, democrat for gov
ernor, $3.50 plurality over Beaver, repub-
lican. Pattison has plurality in
As counties and Beaver in 10. 1t is not be-
levsd that the estimate OF vote in II coun-
ties not officially reported will be mate
rally changed.
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Shining Intelligence.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE steamship
City of Mexico sails Sunday for Vera Cruz,
via Tuxpan and Tampico, and has full
cargo. Her agents have refused freight for
the past two days.
The steamship City OF Dallas, for Belize
and Honduras, has been delayed by the nom
arrival of the English mail.
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DEs MorsEs, IA, Nov. 1O.-A special to
the State Register gives full returns IN con-
gressional districts heretofore in doubt; In
the An district Weller. srsenbacker and
fusioni.,. Is elected by G25 majority; IN the
SIN disfrict, Wilson, republican with every
precinct beard from, IL elected by - ms
io,if,-- n fhe Oh district Puzy. democrat,
csr-iss Z Of the o counties ana is elected hy
4 net rn.i0rity Of 214. the majority % Nc
-. republican, in the 1T district is p.
re pagisfer 3 returns indicate repubii-
csn majority for the stste ticket Of 30 ,0OD or
an 0I0
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Colorado,

DENVER, Nov. 9.-Arapahoe county, in
Guiding Denver, gives Grant, democrat,
1900 majority, and Walker, democrat, for
congressman, $40 majority. Indications
are Grant has majority in the state OF
$500, and Belford, repu lcan congressman,
is reelected by small majority-2N or
800. The balance of the state ticket, in
Guiding acknowledgements, is urdoubt-
eddy elected. The republicans also have a
ma ority in the legislature.
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NEw York, Nov 1O.-A Nashville, Ten
nessee, special to the Evening Post says
Bates, democrat, majority over Hawkins,
republican, for governor, is, so far, about
&C COO, and over al about lC,oo0. The leg
islature is largely democratic in both
houses. Two republican congressman are
elected. Pettibone in the lst, ami Houk in
the "a districts.
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Rains n.daCyolone

Dies MoISEs, Iowa. November ia cy-
clone last night in the vicinity of Rippy,
between here and Fort Dodge, blew down
the house Of l.. Hartman, tearing it TO pieces.
Mrs Hartman had leg broken, aud the
children were more or less bruised. A
heavy rain has fallen throughout central
Iowa In the past q hours, and the roads
are in n bad condition.
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