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Daily Republican., 1882-02-22
UOU BI.lC SALE.


tia. ID at Stidham " SonF auctlot
room house No l4ll Harrison street WIN an
tie Eolern improvement 8, Withlh OUT ,luaaii.
OF the Wilmington City Railway, splendid
view of the Brandywine and Delaware river;
front and side yard II rooms, house in good
repair; possession March 9Th. hsE ale
positive and no undertaking. title undonbt-
I'd: a t n root, t rec. tory bay windows; the
proper y c N be examined ~ any time re-
viou5 to the sale. Terms, ~ per cent. Wheh
the property Is struck on, l"o-thlius VI "a,
ance win be taken In bond aud NOR rage on
the property with roper insurs nee assigned,
the remaining ono ird in cash, within one
week of day Of gale, at which time deeh
will be d elycred and the possession OF the
properly sub ect to the present tenant 10
March .5 II. 1892 Nj. M. GHLr.
Avert t. effect sale,
f.6.s 704 Ma ktt street,
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22
ACCIDENT ONTHE RAlLROA
A Man struck and Fatally INJURED
Ivy an Engine on the +. w. Il b.
II

Ivy an Engine on the +. w. Il Ii.
II X.
Yesterday afternoon a sad accid ent
occurred on the Railroad near West
street.
A man named Thomas H. Gati, an en-
ployee of Harlan q HollingswOrth, was
with several other workmen engaged in
unloading some angle iron from car
that was standing on the track, when
the south bound train that leaves here
at 5 O'Clock passed along. As the train
~ushed past, the hat of one of the pas
sengers was blown out of the window of
the car, and Golf jumped down on the
track to secure it.
Just at this time the north bound
train was coming up the track at a
high rate OF speed. Colt had his BACK
to the train, and did not know of its
being so close until he was struck by
the engine, which threw him some dis
lance. He was Immediately picked up
by bis fellow workmeu, and a short
time Afterwards removed to the build
ings at the depot DIR. Kane was sum
moned, and after an examination he
pronounced the mans injuries to be
dangerous being mostly of an internal
character. AS he had no relatives in
this city, the Doctor recommended his
removal to the Almshouse, to which
place he was carefully carried on a
strrtcher.
The unfortunate mans father, II. H..
Cot, ST., who resides at Henderson,
Carolina county Md, was iInmedia ely
telegraphed TO by Special Officer Jones,
and informed of the accident that had
happened to his son. 1t was not thought
last evening that nc would live through
the night, but this morning he is much
better, and tine physicians think that
he will recover. He IL a young man
about % years of age and has been in
this city but a short time and boarded
with William Crossan in West Will
mlngton.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

The managers of the Berks County
Almshouse recently purchased IL lot Of
cattle. 1t seems that previous to the
transfer of the animals they were fed
sailed oats, which caused them to drink
go copiously that from seventy-iive to
one hundred pounds were added to the
weight OF each, Afterwards they were
all taken sick and one died. A law
suit is likely TO be the result of the
smart transaction.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22
No Clue to tue Messing N0ies.

inquiry at the New York Post Office
revealed that no clue mas yet been OBJ.
tanned in regard to the $4,000 in Notes
mailed in New York, December ODD,
BY the Park National Bank, of New
York, to the Charleston National Bank,
of Charleston, s. &. 1t is known at the
New York Office that the package in
question, with about twenty other val
liable packages was placed in regular
pouch, and the special agents who
have the case in hand incline to the be-
lief that it was stolen after the mail
left New York.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22
LINENS.

1t is very important that
we should call particular at,
tention to our considerable
increased Linen Stock which
embraces full lines of Pillow
Linens, Butchers Linens,
Table Linens, Napkins and
Doylies, Fine White Da-
mask Table Cloths in all
sizes with Napkins to match.
We are showing some very
attractive bargains in Hack
and Damask Towels an
half.bleached Table Linens
and Napkins.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

We think that we can save
you fully 10 cts. per pound
on all Teas, and a loaf OF
bread on Cofees; therefore
if we can do this it is to your
interest to buy Of us. And
to prove that we can and
ill do it try our Teas and
Cofees.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22
SsUAcar lDear,'

We have received from +. W. He'll
mick, publisher, Cincinnati, an ad-
vance music sheet containing the popu-
lar comic song of "Oscar dear" which
is a fun provoking piece and well
worth the price 40 cents.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

II you wish, we will take your case, to By
paid when cured. Write for particulars and
copy oflittle book Mes age TO the Unfor.
tunate. ~
@1nO0Reward will be paid to any
D1 "V chemist. WHO will find In
analysis 100 bottles y. S. s. one particle Of
Mercury, Iodide, Potassium. sr any mineral
substance SWIFT SPECIFIC co. proprs.
Atlanta, Ga.
Price OF large size sl.7b per bottle; small
size, holding half the quantity, 81; Of all
druggists. lAd&wly
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

One of the drawbacks Of married life
is sickness of the little ones. For n
Cold or Cough you cannot find better
remedy than DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Nearly all physicians prescribe it and
no family should DO without 1t.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22
v. N. KENNiRD &CO .
62l MARKET ST.

We have just opened a
line of Colored Silks FL in.
wide at S1.25 per I'D. This
is as low as these goods are
sold in any market. We
have always in stock every
number of Guinet Black
Silks from 81 to $3.50. We
believe these to be the best
silks sold, and as long as we
do we shall so recommend
them.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22
NUyLINS and SHBETINGS

We are prepared as usual
at this the commencement OF
the sewing season with a
large stock of all the stand
ard and reliable makes Of
Bleached and Unbleached
Cottons, and we propose to
sell them at jobbers' prices.
We are fully prepared to
meet the wants of our Gus
toners in Calicoes. Cam.
brics, Chintzes, Furnishing
Cretonnes, Ginghams, Ham
burg Edgirg and lnsertings
in Swiss Nanisook and Cam
brio, also Irish Point Ham
burgs.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

IA HxLE-RARE OPPORTUNITY
Investment; new stores ana
locations; prices from 200 10
~ y EASY; some pay 9pcr cent. above
~ also two first Glass hopSej, 70
pa french street, ana n" 3 % r.. 9th
~. lINDALL, ~ French or b
~ x1reet fls-l2V'
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22
DUBLIC SALE.

Y OST-$lrO pFWARU-IN JULY 1877,
/ on Tnird street nedr King, II 6.2D u. ).
Government Bond, No 4O,s.I, b for $500,
The pers IN returning It to Goor.e h. John
son, N. s 2 West ruth stree. Will recsiye
tn above reward and NO QU EsTIoRs AT X &c.
e. 6tt
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

- I ~ y MARY ct street property store re-
- d1SlI17 with an established pu''n ,ha
~ iSx9Y Y{1s lot extending through '"'
I. 25SS n y 4llaumbus Inn property, situate on
ny SSS1f Pike adjoining city hpPiyto
'!]:.s a gss w. MoUAuLLEY 70
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

sMuNr--A BIRD ID q. WITH NAME
r. on collar, was found on Friday last; the
owner san have him by calling at 100 East
Eighth str OF and paying charges.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

WE OR Rf.NT-THE OLD ES-
a business stand, NO. W9 Mar
& wing a front of 2lit oln GA MAR
Naming through to Shipley street
- easy terms; possession gwen
March, Apply to J. BARK,
Steam Bakery, cor. Fourth ana
,aE4u
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

1fE-MANURE faOM Ihh
q the 18th, 18th streets passen'
ejompa Broad and Cumoer,
Ilxi alSo from the depot broaa anu
I&sets for six months from Marcn
1i5HS 70 suit purchasers. Apply lot
=. W. aCnLEY, Prest.
Y. ~ and Cumberland streets,
e - Philadelphia =,
1Iees for farming purposes anu
~ - nntA che Al,
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

rs. EXCHANGE OR RENT
country st; re and dwelling and
at GROSS Roads, mar Coochs
land and farm buildings; tihe
" r a good business; apply 10
GEO. K. GOWNS END,
k GIG Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

NOR RENT.-THE rHREEsTORf
IS brick dwelling No. 1925 Market street,
opposite Court House square); q desirable
location for o lawyer or other professional
gentleman. 1t will be put 10 complete order
10 suit good tenant. DANIEL FAhRA,
Real Estate Agent, ga King street.
dec24-thAsatN
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22
FOR SALE

.,ory priok houses on seventh
Jackson and Harrison slrsets'
on,ar street between llth ana
also on Walnut street 20 !. !,
mi 18th streets; on Twelfth
arson and Madison streets
I street between Poplar aud
new two end three-story orr cs
- strect between 18th ana loth
/ on Delaware avenue between
= Madison streets. Terms very
n uAKLAN CAUSE,
Front and latnaii.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

36ALF-"CEDA RUROFT," THE
Xi2 81 he late Bsyard Taylor, one
~ ~ Kennel square Station on the
1H1 1,antral Railroad as a whole or IN
- yste and easy trims. Forpar's,N
21 IS Head h Co, Whining on l'tia'
lllFt teblG-lS.22
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

ENOR Rents OF THE NEW HOUSES
r. on Delaware ave bet. effergon and Mad
ison streets. Apply HARLAN CAUSE,
jA.tf 503 Delaware ave.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22
1U Bl.lC SALE
GOOD FURNITURE.

VIII be sold Mt the au ton room Of l.. W.
Stidham h Son III East Fourth street, VII.
miDgt n. DE ., on FIR day ebruary a h, at
l.3J sharp 3go i parlo suits, lgoOd chain
Der suits, good book ase, lt0 yards f Brus-
sels caIet, plano chats, bedsteads, dishes,
extension tables beds reads, quilts glasses
and many other articles not here enumerated
The above goods are all in good order; only
been n use short time; goods open for IN
spection on evening before sale and early on
NOR; ing of sale. For further particulars call
at the auction room and vet Catalogue.
TO- l.. ". ST. Oh AM y sun, auct.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22
1882

Begin right and you will
seldom 20 wrong.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

III = xfSI-A FARM OF boh AohGSs
III I5 nm Greek Hundred ,half-ml s ,aa u, u
Irvine springs,on the road lead ,.a
~ n ~ 55cSen Bank Midtown; me In
~ M ~ nm water young apple orchard ad,i
M 4 yStlsfV u other fruit trees or - " "er.
= vitS 9oo1 6Ssge thorn hedges T, ~, p u,
~ ,.;..Sr cS5i BERNARD D'' ho'S.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

ikGsE AT A BARfAlN.--flsf
IN complete Remington sewing
1f hall price. These machines arc
1Snetruetion, durable and cheap.
n close An account.
J.P. DOUfHTEN,
Wv 40 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

A penny saved is a penny
made, AMI the way to grow
rich is to save your money.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

R. R. ROBINSON & co.
BANKERS AND BROK ELS,
4. Z Dob. YOUTH AND MARKET,
wilmington, Del.
For Sale 30 shares of Wilmington Gas 90.
stock 50 shares of Del. X. Il. stock.
auy and sell Government, State, Uity Bonds
Stocks bought and sold In tho Now York
Philadelphia and Boston markets on commits
8i0n.
Letters OF credit given, available in al
parts Of the world, and drafts on England
ireland, France, Germany and Switzerland
issued,
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

f.slBALE--THE THREESlohf
a ~ house No az Madison street,with
Y. 6Sfh. hot and cold water; po'sei sion
~ 11sV1iine: will be sold cheap AMI on
"a 11Ha, q ppiy to T. X. LALLl,.
~ 6O2% Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT.-THE FINE LARdE
Farm, known as Spring Garden Farm,
adjoining the city of New Castle, suitable for
graz ny stock or trucking. Present. tenant,
Hugh f. Steele. To he rented for money
rent. Apply to ,,,nn
FRANK l.. RICHARDSON.
ian2l-m,w&s.tf New Castle, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

NOR RENT-THlRD STORY FRONT
r and back room Of Lieberman's Build
inp: suitable for societies jl2-u
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

NOR RENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
IL corner grocery store and dwelling, cor.
9Th and Butt0nwOOd streets; q rare chance for
a good business man. For pal ttcnlars inquire
Of ID. p. SMYTH,
n7-ot* 81 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

One OF the ways to save
money is to buy your goods
where you can get them the
cheapest and best.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

kRENT-A FARM OF l0S ACRES
y Brandywine HID; five miles from the
Apply TO SAML CULBERT,
500 Ship!ey street.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

NOR RENT.-26 AUKES OF GOOD
NJ MARSH, near the Pulp works. Apply
10 SAMUEL OULBERT,
dec23-n 900 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

YHOR RENT-PLEASANr ROOMS AT
IL Ills King street. f2u
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

NOR RENT" WO DWELLINGS ON
Il West street, Nos. 8l3 and SI2; also 2n
W est Seventh street; all modern convenien-
ces SAM UEL W. Moo ULLEY,
f2l.tf Eighth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

Ella FEW BDARLE7S DAN
43l NV lccorm0dated at tho 81 beast
y O and Market SITS. f5btt
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22
FOR BENT.

BRENT.-A FARM OF ITO AOKES
2A the Concord pike, four miles rom
ngtOn, at a moderate rate. Apply
EOtel, Wilmington, Dol, John Dunn.
IDS" Wit
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

4RENT-A FINE OFFICE SUIrA-
|hle for doctor or lawyer; also u larg 0
0om for particulars call Vt 100 ". 3rd
n
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

by A YOTNf GIRL A
n w place touo general hOusswork 6p-
Iply at n Ua5penter street. fist
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

|xFANTED-TO PU RNHASE A SMALL
s milk route, without team; address
ME- Office. fZl-3tt
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

RICHMOND, VA, May II, 1881.
You can refer anybody to US In regard to
the n erits of s. 3. ), Polk. MILLER l. 90.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

Il H1i L w HsssanD' PERRY, GA
above signers are gentlemen Of high
Ing. a. H. UOLQUITT. Gov. of Ga.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

Have never known s. 5. ). to fail to euro
,ase Of Syphilis, when properly taken.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-22

II o A X ERS AT 307
stvV E~er CHI street, mica rooms and good
n6axd also table board. fzoCts
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Zachranen cd smrti.

SAslsdajici YypoYdd william ] Coughllna
ke Somcfyille, Mae. jert taxi pamatnA, ke pro-
sine poE0rnori ttenAfh. on praY, v pod.
zlmu FOku is76 potal lsem silna kfYAoell Pile,
6emuk nAslcdnyal silny katel. HrKy potal Isem
ztracrii ehnf \ Jidlu a hubenfu. Byl lsem
TAX .iahY jcdn0n d0bou, H. iscin nemohl lhAko
opusllt v leit =. 1877 hyl Isem wat do m6st.
,ke nsmoeniee Tam mi lekaH prayil kc man
plieeh diru lako pal dolaru, Nynaokil jsem
pies sio dolafh ns iskafe a leky. Byl jsem jik
tab nemoei setl{, ~ panovala poy6sf me smr.
q. Yzdal jsem sr nadajc, ale ledeh piito tadll
nj DH WILLIAMS HALLS BALSAM 70 II
TilE LUNGS. NysmAi irem se mu, majc "a
20. le isem heyyboiitelny. ale koupll isem 81
piece lahey, Abych jej nspokajil, an 10 me.
inu pleksapeni q urpokolent pnfalu mi byn
'epe Mole nadhje dhse lif zakla. pctalA OIL.
yoyatl . ted eitim se lspe nes kdykolly mimi
lfeh vi letech.
''pisa toto nadsji De- 10 pFiide do yefejno
~, ahy khAd} kdo irpi ehufasJmi pllecmi 20
hnst hyi tnmn, ntivati Dr. Wm. HALLS
BALsAM FOR TIE IL NGs piessfdtin 20
~ s0rctfoTiNY i.ZE yYHOJfri yyukiya
Irrm dst lAhye = mohu nrflta hei, Ne mi pro
spSiy vice nei yseehny jins isky, ktcfe Isem
od onemoensai utiyai kakel mhl zmlAel sko
20 apins budu hfkkn siayn pfacoyatl."
Ma PRoprJ ItRkRsAcg
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psvphsji n agMswnisl v4rehaY sve
srajauy r. osls SelHasee. ~ Isem I'iii
sH..l sAssssA isfi ppssHsoydm obchosiu
IA hlasui jesinasela,vl ssskaho cdboru
phi ehvaIaa fnAm6 spoIetnosii omahak6
pro poiia,fai konI dJtyska pfosi
ysem padhm, nemoce. nehody. sabisl
bleakem. ukradeni a,d o pfospsauo.
s.l poIla,sui toho neut iioba Fcii pFi
pady padu doby,ka q dplnd slrats bud
nchodou. bud ukrasienim. ncmoti neb
xal,shnu,lm jsou tax eelnd. n kaidy
rorssfnS roiuik masi uznalI prospssoos,
pojls,sni. IA uslou ylloha rusni mh.
h. kajdy - prosi skodF ,akovf sabcz.
petis padu skody plnou nAhradu
obdrieii o spolefnosti SAND. o jeff
spolehlivos,i solidnosti. netfeba mi
siFiti sloy. rfcdnici spoieanoslI ,d jsou
nejpiedntjsf, a ncjyd5entIsi obean6
mesia Omaha jejich jmsno jcs, dosta.
te6nou zdrukou ~ solidnos,.
pfijimaie hlavni jcdnatelstN pro
eeskG oddeleui teto spoleenos,i, ozna.
muji. he na ssych cestach zajmu spo.
le6aosti naystivim cas- cd 6asu vsechny
ceske osady Nebrascc ysak ii, icnz
by nechteli pojisienlm odkladat a
pfdli by 81 sy0j dobytek lined NIT po.
jistcny, nechf dopisi ma mne pod nizc
uycdenou adresou a dostanc SO jim
yesker6ho yysvetleni objasnenl
V. l.. vODICKA,
B a NJ Land Office
Omaha. Nebraska
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Trzni zpravy.
CHICAGO. due 2s. tinora. issa

CHICAGO. dne 2t. unora, lhs2
z minulych dnh nejsou k zazname.
nGni tadne veIk6 zm6ny Ceny kolisa'
il. AZ nepatruS. obchod ,sak ycde se
velsinou jen nA spekulaci.
Psenice prodaya Sc eis. 2. "a i2ti
ai.s5; kontrakly pro dnor i.as.. bfe-
ren s6l, dubeu i2sl. Cislo . "a
i.OO@i.07
Kukuiicc ma eenn pcvnsji a vyssi
nejIepa 5s,
Owes "a md cenu Iepsi. eis. 2 "a i3
zito jest us,Alcnsjsi as 2 "a ssl
Jc5meu ma odbyt chaby, "a 2 m
f.0l
MAslo irst ccne uexmsLtne, yssk
ne tak pevne jako pied Is'lnem.
vcjce Jsou lacintjsi tefs,vt i5o
tuctt
Dobyiek vepfoyy udrguie se = Gene =
tydae mihul8ho. s.eS@7 81.
uovSli dolylek is1 setryGwi cenl
diiwai
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Zprayy y Maine. Hop Bitters. kite.
RI oknAmuji Sc nasich sloupcich. jsou
jis,}m ltkem proti zimnici. ilutnaiosti
a ucduhhm ledyin. III jeni iioh uliyaji,
pravi, b. nelxe je dosi odporutiii II,
lcnf trpi ncmoci, meli by je zkusiti q
ia by je ehv6lilI - Portland Ad.
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RRnN1HTfts tiLt guHoSicKk nOl.f
nj knkr 1sst pfssttens susgrakalsalss
pfdaaanis. ktefs tsdaeh lenf dfshtms %
Die tssine fata fneP1kalrni Ftses tziissf
: afka. askfapfiist katrl n4kAs FfhasslFhAs
fiett skftsfimi skkfhaaA fekn q - -
nratA sigsps neguaF 1 piieiw AuMk4 ssso
sisfinsmi AitENs kENa hAtl&AM shls
asn sass ne<snltsinym isksn FYistFhl tstn
IA PnODEl VIZ vtRfsn L9ksnykru.
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efif ~ef# it4 sesAsm sslw saesFs Ha@ssa
a wkexe sesfa aAA8saessA saAsms ssase
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flssasisss Hszsxsts - ss@s~a aaytsy lsss
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aef a ~ ~ ps.asm sss w. sa4si gs4f stsas
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tss*Ase sshrsas Bmfseg sssssga fsassag
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sns lss = $50 aEssss - - asks ~
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A@sF&sRas ~ " MsH AAssasss hsgassE
taHsss f@ ses sabsmi iasm - tamNty
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hAd Dskssslsv a. ~ GA p.s4
sets mteffa save sfws fm A&sNe
Hssl ~ efssss ttaett ~ Ahf ssNtam
s4AaYetkfM y ftssss issssf ~ n -
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sdts
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-03-02

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-05
THE TRIBUTERs SUFFER.
Their Per Cent ON Ore Cut Down
TO Starvation Rates.


Their Per Cent ON Ore Cut Down
to Starvation Rates.
The tributers in the Richmond have
been getting is per cent Of the assay value
of ore that they have extracted from that
mine where the ore goes from $50 to sS5
per ton. Manager Probert issued an or
der day before yesterday, cutting the rate
down to 10 per cent. Yesterday morning
$50 tributers from the Richmond mine
marched down to Eureka from Ruby Hill
in q body and called upon Mr.. Probert, re-
questing him to rescind this order. They
make this request for the reason that at
the reduced rate allowed them they can
not make a living; that they, at the former
rate, is per cent, made but moderate wages.
Probert declined to Withdraw from
the stand he had taken, as stated by him
self, in the financial interests OF this COM
pany. The result Of the interview was q
resolution, on the part Of the tributors.
that no more tribute ore should be taken
ont Of the Richmond mine at the reduced
rate OF per cent, and q committee was
instructed to make this action on
their part known to the Manager.
Thereupon Mr.. Probert. In the language
of the miners, " declared the pitches of"
This ia the way tho matter stood yester-
day. 1t was rumored on the streets last
night that a meeting OF the tributers had
been held. and that they will call upon
Mr.. Probert again on Monday and make
another appeal for the former allowance Of
is per cent, for less than which they are
satisfied they cannot work. II Is to be
hoped that a compromise will be effected
whereby the tributers may resume their
employment, aud be able to make, at least
living wages.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-05
HE KISSED HER.
They mt slsc Then Did sui
eide. Bat She Didn't.

month ago at Tehama, Cal, a bright
girl challenged a young married man to
kiss her. The challenge was promptly &C
cented, and after a short chase he caught
her and kissed her. The irate mother Of
Florence Grippe, the young girl, brought
suit against the young man before a Justice
ofTehama, and recovered 81 so damages
for this ~indignity. Last week when Mrs.
Cripe returned home, after having herded
sheep the greater part of the day, her
daughter was nowhere to be found. The
following note was on the table: "When
you read this / will be gone; | hope you
will treat the other girls better The
nejRhbors were at once called and a dill
gent search for the missing girl was begun.
All indications pointed to suicide. The
girl had grown rebellious under the work
which her mother compelled her to do,
work about a sheep camp, mt only ior q
man. Her footsteps were traced across a
newly plowed field, bent toward q creek
near by, but they we're lost again on the
open grass plot. The bank OF the creek
was diligently searched by lantern light all
night, but no marks could be found to
answer the anxious fears OF the family.
The mex. morning & Spanish woman, living
near by, reported that she saw Florence
get into q wagon the evening previous and
drive of with a young man. Wagon tracks
were found on the open grass plot. The
solution Of the mystery was found in the
belief that the young girl had eloped.