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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-31

SPECIAL TO THE srSTTSEL.
The ConchO Floods.

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-A san Antonis
Texas special says the wires are down,
but a private letter confirms reports of
the Couch0 foods. Six inches OF rain fell
all over Northwestern Texas. 1t Is esti.
mated tina; 25,0O0 sheep, besides horses,
/ cattle, mulas and 60 to IS persons, were
swep. away. Abolt so houses are gone
I in L0redo. The Mexican Nationsl track
vas washed away badly on Sunday.
Further destruction is feared when the
/ Concho waters reach the Rio Grande. At
Alibins several sheep men will lose all
their hocks, aud are almost ruined.
traits Downfall.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3O.-Dr. Scott, arrested
for completely in the bank robbery at
Kewanee, was known chiefly as a fine
poker player, and arubicund faced high
liver. He vas intimate with Pratt and
Welch. The intimacy IS believed to have
caused Pratt's downfall.
Reports ContradIetsd.
CHICAGO, Aug. 81. Damn, a post
trader at the Grow Agency, Montana,
who arrived yesterday, denies tie reports
that the Grows had been d~epreda,ing.
They were never more pe2ceable than
low. Thsy are we'll led and clothed,
and have no cause Of complaint. He
thinks the next generation will take 70
farming.
The Republicans Of the Ninth Congress
sional District Of Illinois have nominated
Judge Payson.
Mexican Vengeance Aroused.
Las VEGAS IN. M, Aug. 30.-In a
melee at San Jeoron;mo, in the mountains,
Jacz Perry and u. Gzus=ales were fatally
shot and three other natives badly wound
ed. Psrry's suit for tie hand Of q senorita
aroused Mexican vengeance. PeEry's par
ents reside ~ Baton Rouge, La. Officers
are after the guilty party.
AGihoriiaiiEcIy Denied.
CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-The report that A.
C. Messing, a mining operator, and for
merry the Republican boss q Chicago, had
been murdered near Hermosiil2, Sonora
IS authoritativeiy denied.
Effect of Intempprance.
NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. 3J.-Last night
James Crumler and wife from Hamilton,
both intoxicated, lay down near the bank
Of the river. Tbs morning the woman
was found caught Il a tree ten feet over
tie edge Of the bank. sud the mans man
gied remains on a roea $50 feet below.
The Criai Illegal.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-The case Of Ser
gsans Mason is before he Secretary Of
War on a supplements. report. Judge
Swain still adheres 70 the opinion that
the trial was illegal.
A New typo of Fever.
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On Sept. 8 & 10, 1882.
Programme Of Games and Prizes.

The following prizes will be awarded to the
successful com p%etitUfs:
GLASS BALL SHOOTING.
Rotary traps; two balls each, II yards rise.
First prize. SI2; second s.; third, 81.
MEMS RACE.
100 yards. First prize, SO; second, IS.
BOYS RACE.
100 yards. Open to all boys IA years Of age
AMI unuer. Prize. "a pelr OF solid gold Sleeve
Buttons.
LADIES RACE.
Distance, Is yards. A magnificent Ladies'
WUrEboX.
GIRLS RACE.
Open to all young ladies IA years Of age and
under. Prize, t solid silver Jewel Case. Dis
lance, rs yards.
HURDLE RACE.
Over 4 hurdles 20 yards apart. First prize,
sl0i second. IS.
RUNNING HIGH JUMP,
Prize, 81 90.
THaEE-LEGGgD RACE.
Prize, $40.
FAT MEH's RACE.
First prize. SO. second, 81.
There VIII also be- vol!ey and target shooting
by the Company for prizes.
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NEW TO DAY.
NOTICE.
zAR1Ll MINNIE COMPANY 10 JOHN BELL.

Won WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT THE
l. Zsnoif Mining c mpany, = corporation
Guy organized and existing under the laws Of
tn state ot Nevada IS the owDer of an IN
divided five sixth $50 Of the Zanoli mine, sit
nate in the Stafford Mining District, Eureka
County .ad State OF Nevada. That the said
corporation has duly levied Al assessment Of
four thousand eight hundred 400 dollars,
for the pur yoss II working and developing
said mine, snd hsve actually expended sud
assumed indebtedness in the actual and neces-
ssry working and development OF said mine or
mining claim in the sum OF four thousand
eight hundred $500 dollsrs. That your pro
portion Of SAID expenditures IS co-teDan' with
the said cor p~orstiou and owner Of 81 undivided
onrsix h Il 81 is the sum Of eight hundred
dollar, sill II which is deli qUent and wholly
unpaid and thst 1t is the intention OF said
company ! institute suit sgaiust you to en-
T rec t. payment Of said sum Of money as by
lsH IT weed
By yrder of the Board of Trustees, Aug. %,
4. .. 1sc2.
sCOTT McELDOwNET, Secretary.
Seal Of Csyugs, Ps'isade Township, Eu.
lC0npary.l ress County. Nevada. a3l-Im
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eureka D0ilp Sentinel.
FAIR PLAY.

Republic are often referred %, days ID
which there was no jobbery, 10
dirt: when, actually, the machine" was
a thing not vet conceived, when politics
was not a "6lthy pool If those days
Of high tone and sublime virtue in poll
ties ever were, they certainly have not
existed within the memory OF the oldest
present surviving inhabitant. But while
we have 70 admit that with the majority
Of candidates for Office they have their
own purposes uppermost in mind and
that the affairs OF the people are with
them a very inferior consideration, still
we believe there IS enough decency lett
in our politics yet to sav it from utter
condemnation. We do not believe,
Get money, honestly il you car; but
get It, to be the animus Of all poiiti-
clans in this country. 1t is sometimes
the case that aspiraHts desire Office to
crafty their ambition, and that their
minds are not upon the filthy ltcre con
ncstsd Herewith. It is not inconsistent
wi.h a laudabls ambition that such as
pirlats may labor % honestly subserve
the int rests Of their constituency even
as q means Of their own personal al
vaacemsut. We believe that the candi-
dates for Governor Of Nevada on the
Democratic ticket are both men OF this
class. In the G9vernorship there il
nothing TO be made, The salary ia but
5000, which scarcely yields the incum-
bent a decent living. Neither Adams
nor Cauavan could save a cent ont OF
this much per anaum and keep up the
style expected at the Gubernstorlal
Mansion. We know that both OF these
candidates are honorable men and en-
terrain none bU, a .asdahls ambition IN
politics. Being convinced OF his We
look with some surprise upon the be-
hav.3r ot their friends. These friends
are certainly orer-zeaious, and we prefer
70 think that they are beyond the con-
tr9. Of tleir leaders whom, consequently.
j. would not be fair 10 hold responsible
for the inliscrecions of their following.
We refer to the action Of the Central
Committees in two or three counties in
takin. the a-ppoiutmenc Of delegates 20
the nominating Convention into their
own hands rather than allow the selec-
ton 20 be mad. a. the primaries. How
ever ineonven!en. the latter plan might
have bsao however mrarFee+lv the ends
n~r,nagad mi,b. have been ACCOMPLISHED
by i il world have been the better
vav FOR .ba ressa, taa- there would
tban bava beon no o,nor-rn;+y far crj.i.
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induce him to accept Congressional hon
ors. he declines TO touch them with a
t%en-foot pole, but politicians in Storey
and Ormsby say that they will have him
OF the track for Governor vet.
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ELECTORAL VOTE FOR 1854.
The Presidential Electoral vote Of th'

Under the new apportionment of rep
resentatives the number Of electoral votes
is thus increased from 1863 to All, max.
ing 206, instead Of l35, necessary to a
choice Of President.
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Seal Of Cayugs, Ps'isade Township, Eu.
lC0mpary.l reEs County. Nevada. a3l-Im
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OVER THE WATER.

"oisRIey and the entire
Army Marching to the Front
she Egyptians Showing Them.
selves In Considerable Fo ce-The
Inemy Opens Fire with Two Guns
A Grand Battle and "a General
ROut of the Enemy,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-30

Probably twc-thirds Of the ladies in society and
,orss q car land are afflicted ~ith skin diseases
Fl various kinds. 70 do away with which, II could
be done without injury, woHld be the happsest
event q slcfr lives Then she would have instead
n disasured and mArrcd countensnce one that
,sosiI - handsome. or az least goed-iooxing, for
,sv orc with clear. pure skin, no matter what the
~, 4 her features are. has a certain amount of
GOOD ieoss which attract everybody. Az IL Il now,
ne uasines every one sees and talks about those
srskles.~" those horrid pimpics,r aud other biem-
,.,e. with which she Is afflicted aud this is true of
ether sex.
To Improve ihis appearance great risks are
,..,n. arsenic, mercury. or high-sound titled
md articles containing these death-deallng
,s. are taken in hopes of getting rid Of all these
,.,.tis. In many cases. death Is the result No
.,,,,istiers II he burning, heating, itching, and
,,s.mns,ion 10 given. All troubled with Eczema
,.,n rseaml. roiicrs. Humors. Inflammation.
cs,,s -ssiy Eguptlons u 4ny kind, Diseases NJ
-, Hair aud scalp, sorofnla. Ulcers, Pmples. Or
.rs,ie- f,ohiugs on any part of The body, should
, that there IS hope for them in a sure. perfect.
..s,i.e.nt remedy. known ss DIR. G. W. BEN
eoN,s sam CURE n makes the skin white,
80, and smooth. removes tan and frcckies. and j.
,,,,., ,alet dressing In the world. II is elegantly
,.,, ap. two bottles In one package. consisting u
-, i,,.rral and external treatment. Onrrcaders
,,is fe sure 90 get this, and not some old remedy
-....sit,,ed on the success Of Dr. Benson's and
,or.a,erf.ed as The Great skin Cure There
h, only one-is iears The Doctors pieture--@pd is
e,-.,,e ty AZ druggists. 81 per package.
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WHO Is MRS. wINsLows

As this question is frequently asked, we win am-
ply say tst sbe IL lady who for upwards of Thirty
years has untiringiy devoted hcr time and faienss
female physician and nurse. principally anosg
children. She has especially studied the oonstifo-
tioH and wants of This numerous class. and. as q
result Of this effort and practical knowledge. ot-
tsined In a lifetime spent a. a nurse and physis
cian. sin has compounded Soothing syrup for
children teefhinx II operates Ike rnagic--xfvsnz
rest and health, and Il, moreover, regulate
the bowels In consequence OF this article Mrs.
winslow u becoming worid-cnowned "a a bene-
factor of her race; children cexiainiy Do IsisE Up
ant bless her: especially l. this the in thfs
city Vast quantities of the soothing syrup sre
DAILY sold aud used here. Weshink Mrs. Wins
low has imsnortaIiked her name by this Invaluable
article. and sincerely believe thousands % cbt-
dren have been saycd from an early grave by its
timely use. and that millions yet unborn will share
lis benefits, and mite in calling her blessed No
MOTHER has DISCHARGED her duty to her suffering
little one. la our opinion. until she has given 10
the benefit Of MRS. WfSsLOw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP. Try II, moihers-rRy IT now Lddfss'
Pfsttor, New York city. sold by all druggists.
% cents bottle. ap2s-codlw
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TN REPLY TO THE FLATTERIN0
l. CAkD in tpday's STATE. signed .'fax~f.ax9e
EOR BOARD on ALDERMEN fcr Gay
WARp LIZ @sssyssif,nlIy sn.cnrss q s my:sif CA Np6.
Ward. sss1jecf "a prfmary slecssnn MAJ Tin. A.
while have no objection TO exprcssins mY vssvs,
ssii reserve the FSfhs, should my friends e1cct M
IN act Independently and % the boz If my fudoe
ment % promote tie Interests u Clay Ward asa
The city af large.
sen of street-csrs up ain sfrssf fss klsinr gsssk
transit TO onr business and Aborsnx p<Dp3e, an<s
tissfrby addimg nosiiy 70 tie taxaile value of r1
estate in our ward. 70
- am for seliipg in lots TO hixhest l&dder ssI
of -tisrk's Sprtnz" property thus addinR 10 tn
taxnse value OF our ELY. aud thereby 9cSfulx ffom.
our ward that est-hot,se--smali-pox hosplesI.
Sd a reduction OF ,te penalty FOR noss-i,s Tuseme
OF ta1es to ~ per cent. which Il annie 4, rroeeux
lle c.,y and relieve thc unjust aud esesssve ressS
ties 90 oar poor taxpayer.
4th. Cuy at large should pay cost Of iiRhtIue oar
streets with gas- resident reai-esfste wups
should bear their Just proportion for lighting he
consumers of gas 20 be furnished at fair pros -
the city.
5th. CItv should. after siae advertising awsvd an
contracts for trading. cleaning streets, kr &C. -
the lowest responsible bidder.
9th. Ia consequence of greatly increased eoss olr
living tls cty shoeld restore TO all faithful cD~
pioyecs their Old salaries.
Ith. CITY shonld. soon practicable, establish
recorded grades or all srrets. and become rr,OD-
sibie To properfy-holders should the grade 10
told danages causesi by frcpenf changes of gradaa
9Th. am in favor u xcnsFnl Invitation 10 for
egn capitalists 10 make Rlcbysond their home and
build all kinds of manufsctortss, 10 e free for .
reasonable time from taxation.
Respectfaiiy,
,
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Personals and Briefs.

The steamship Kanawha, Captain Green
wood. for New London. Conn.,, with ia
tons II coal. sailed from Newport News
Yesterday. Ii required only nine hours 10
put the cargo on board.
The excursion 10 Washington on the Itll
Of May will afford an opportunity for a
visit 10 the national capital at very small
expense.
Marshall Lodge, Knights Of Pytlias, will
give an excursion 10 Washington ria the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad on Monday, June the 18th. The
train will run through by daylight without
change Of ears.
Right Rev. Bishop Kcane, of this city,
viii hold service, at 81. Franci, Catholic
church. JarTatt's depot, Sussex county. To-
day. After mass the Bishop VIII admins
ter the sacrament II continuation. He
will preach twice to-day.
solomon Friend ,coiored), convicted be-
fore the Hastings Court OF Petersburg on
two charges OF house-brcaking and SEN
tenccd 10 the penitenliary FOR ten years.
was received at that institution Yesterday.
The alarm Of fire turned IN from Box p
YESTERDAY evening At 1880 O'Clock was caused
bv q burning chimney az a house occupied
by cOlOred persons on Cary between sew
cnth and Eighth streets. No damage.
4 letter was received here from Mr. l..
D. Crenshaw day or two ago. He was at
Rio de JaneirO, and hi, wife was improving
i'm health.
Mrs. Haxall. Of this city. registered nj
the Paris Office OF the New York Herdd on
Thursday, and i stopping at No. 81 Ave
nue. Friedland.
Candidates will have mp to p. VI.
Of Monday. May Sth, TO pay their assess
ments to meet the expenses Of the primary
election. Public notice will be given
when and where the treasurer Oi the City
Conservative Committee. Mr.. George j.
Hooper, Jr., will receive same. Every
body will have I chance 10 pay up and
have their names placed upon the ticket.
Mr.. Hooper is just now in Baltimore
taking dispositions III law case.
The term Of Office Of the following named
members Of the Board Of Aldermen will
expire on the lst of july next: Messrs j..
c. Dickerson and W. II. Williams. Mar
shall Ward: Messrs r. 6. Cabell. W. II.
scott. and {. &. ThOn, Jefferson Ward Mr..
o. Gasser, Jackson Ward; Mr.. L0ms
Wagner, Madison Ward Mr.. +. T. Glas-
COW, Monroe Ward; Messrs. G.. II. Barks-
dale and +. ID. Kelley, Clay Ward. Can
didates for these offices will be selected a
the forthcoming Conservative primary,
In addition 70 the above q vacancy exists in
the Board from Madison Ward OcrasiOned
oy the death Of Judge Meredith. The
aldermen 10 be elected in place oi
Messrs. Meredith and Thon will be
elected for broken terIns-that is tosay, two
years each.
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THREE CARS SWEET DOWN TO THE RIVER
MILLS STOPPED PoR WANT or POWER
ACTIVE EFPoRTs TO REPAIR THE DAMAGE.
! Soon after IL o'clock Friday night Sc
| rious break occurred in the canal-bank be-
/ tween the pump-h0tIse and the Tredegar
/ at a point nearly opposite the coaling-sta-
J ton. On this part Of its line the main
! track Of the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road i on the BERNIE (north) bank. A
I side track occupied the ground on the
old tow-path where the break oc-
Cured, and shifting-engine was NJ
work at the time in dangerous proximity
thereto. II escaped, but the track was
snapped of for about one hundred
feet, and one box car and two flats
were swept off towards the rivers edge-a
descent probably Of fifty feet.
TIE LEAK.
How the leak was made. or when il be-
gan, no one seems TO know, but soon after
il was first observed there came a grand
slide; the filling of earth left the shelving,
rocky bed; the heavy dry wall tumbled
in. and there was great swapping Of steel
rails and rushing of mighty water. The
result Is a gap wherein nj its outer side a
four-story house might be put.
ATErwtLE TORRENT.
The violence Of the torrent is shown by
the distance the huge stones Of the wall
and the heavy ears were carried. One fiat
was loaded with poles for the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad bridge; another
with lumber. Most Of the poles were left
ON the low-ground, while q great deal Of
the lumber was carried clear into the river.
The trucks are scattered here and there,
one set being in the river.
As soon as the character Of the break was
discovered the water was turned from the
canal at the Three-Mile locks; but long be-
fore that the mill-wheels dependent upon
the canal for power had ceased % reyOlye.
Yesterday there was but feeble stream
running down the canal.
The Richmond and Alleghany Railroad
Company proceeded Yesterday evening 70
repair the break, and have called together
here nearly all their hands. II will be The
work Of some DAYS, and during that time
the Tredegar and all the other establish
monts deriving power from the canal viii
suffer great inconvenience; but IL is one Of
those things that can't be helped.
HOW DAMAGES WILL BE REPAIRED.
There viii be no interruption Of travel on
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
Their main track is not touched or injured
in any way, but until trcsting is thrown
across the canal connecting the tracks on
the opposite banks, the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad trains cannot reach Rich
mond, rs proposed, ria Belle Isle junction.
Tredegar bridge, and Allegheny track. But
that lrestle will be thrown across the canal
at once. That will relieve the trouble on
that point.
The next step VIII be to construct
trough Al the break 50 as 10 carry along
stream sufficient to supply ihe dock. Then
walls will be built and the filling COM
menced. Earth win probably have 70 be
hauled down the canal distance Of several
miles. Near where the break occurred the
hillsides are OF granite, with but scant
covering OF earth.
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At the Conservative primary election IN
Lynchbnrg Friday the following nomina"
tions were made: Mayor, A. IL. Petti-
grew; Clerk Of Court, s. ID. Preston
CommOnwealth's Attorney. A. Christian /;
Treasurer. V. G.. Huntington; Sergeant,
+. T.. McFadden; High constable, ;. Il.
Harvey. Though there were number OF
candidates and much eanvassing the vote
was small.
DIR. Daniel A. Watson, weli-known
pbysician Oi AIbemarie comfy, died
suddenly az his home, near Coresyille,
ON Friday OF hearr-disease; aged seventy
yeass. The deceased was highly respected
by the community in which be lived.
The residence and out-houses OF Mr..
Daniel Atkins, In tirayson county, were
destroyed 10y IRE on the soth instant.
HoRsFoHD's AcIp PHOSPHATE in sea
sickness fs Of great value. Its action on
the nerves OF the disturbed stomach L
soothing and elective.
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We give below our monthly record Of
statistics. They win be found to contain
an accurate summary Of the transactions
under the respective heads for the month
past
PoIIcE COURT.
During the month the Police Justice dis
posed OF 2l3 criminal cases ana tried l64
charges OF ordinance violations. On sr1ii-
inaIciarges IG persons were sent on 70 the
Hastings Court for indictment by the Grand
jury; % persons were convicted on misae-
neanor. and 30 were sent TO Jail in default
~ surety for their good behavior. Fines
coIlected-City, $40; state, SI4; costs,
aGO.95-totaI, s404.95.
cUsroM-H0usE.
During the month OF April four vessels
cleared from this port for south America,
loaded n follows: II ,2Ss barrels Of flour,
valued at ss2. 2sl; sundries, S3,I0l.
The revenue collections for the month
amounted to SI6S,000.
DEEDS AND MARRIAGES.
Two hundred and one deeds were admit
ted TO record I'm the clerks Office OF the
Chancery Court.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court issued
IS marriage-lIcenses-25 Of which were to
colored persons.
In the Henrico County Court clf-k's
office, So deeds were admitted TO rem. 4
and 10 marTiage-licenses issued--ti,lee "
which were 70 colored persons.
FIRE-ALARMs.
The Fire Department responded TO 8
alarms Of fire during the month.
CORONER's WORK.
The Coroner was called on during the
month 10 view the bodies Of u persons
who died suddenly. OF these were white
and II were colored. In two cases in
quests were held.
FLOUR-TNsPECTTONs.
The flour-inspections were rs follows:
Family, 2,71S barrels; extra supcrtine, AL
barrels; superfine, G73 barrels; middlings,
l2j barrcls-total, 4,O17 barrels.