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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-05
Meeting of Good Tempiars.

Meeting of Good Tempinrs.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 3.-The Grand
Lodge Of the Independent Order of Good
Tepplars Of California will convene here
to-hskow, and continue for four days.
The Grand Lodge will be represented by
from $50 to 300 delegates, representing
Lodges in so out Of the 80 counties in the
State.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 3.-The Grand
Lodge Of Good Templars met to-day in
Laurel Hall. G. W. c. Thompson called
the Convention TO order with d brief ad-
dress. Owing to the number of delegates,
nearly 900, the Lodge adjourned to Dash
away Hall. Grand Secretary Katzenstein
presented a report giving a gratifying in
crease in the number OF Lodges and men,
bers. The number Of Lodges is $50;
members, 1874. During the year the
receipts were S41 ,S73 rs; disbursements,
$50, GIG 80. The report of the Chief
Templar was mainly devoted to the con-
sideration of lecturing and plans. The
election OF officers is set for Thursday.
storey Counsy Nominations.
VIRGINIA, Oct. I. - The Democratic
County Convention to-day nominated
Joseph Piper for Assessor; f. NJ. Huffa-
ker, District Attorney; Alexander Mott,
Coroner; Robert Biggs, County Surveyor;
r. E.. Lowry, Justice OF the Peace of Vir-
ginia, and II. Fitzgerald Justice of the
Peace of Gold Hill. The nominees for the
Assembly are: For Virginia, Clayton
Belknap, Fl. L. Stewart, R, Howard, Vic
tor Jones, Joseph Demling, James Rule,
Thomas T. ~Cayanaugh; and for Gold Hill
District. T. Mcdonald, William Lee and
james Ward. For State Senator, Am
brose English. No nomination was made
for District Judge.
Republican Speaking.
VIRGINIA CRY, Oct 4.-There was a Re-
publican mass meeting at Piper's Opera
House last night. The house was packed.
The speakers were E. Strother, G. G..
Powning, Judge o. K. Leonard and W. W.
Bishop of Eureka. A salute was fired by
the artillery.
1t rained here all day.
There was a slight accident to the @. O.
pump rod to-day but it will be running
all right in the morning.
More Indian DepredafiOns.
Tucson, Oct. "A Star special from
| Wilcox says: General Crook and staff
have gone to Camp Price, located in the
south end of the Chiricahua Mountains.
Reports from the line say that a band Of
Indians which are in that section attacked
Feranoho Rancho on Sunday at daylight,
killed two men and drove off most of the
stock. They numbered about 40.
silver King Dividend.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 4.-Silver King
declares a dividend of 25 cents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-05

SHVE " "H H"HP'V'V
DESIsoS Texas, Oct. 4.-Judge Wood
OF the Choctaw Nation, shot by an en-
ploye, is dead.
Democratic Majority.
WILMINGTON Dell, Oct. 4.-This State
isregarded Democratic by $50 majority.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-05
Eureka Opera House,
Thursday Eye'S, Oct. S, 1882.

The proceeds to be devoted TO tho
building of an Elegant Steamer tn
sail up alt River the coming No.
vember.
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Fancy Trimmings!

In these goods our assortment is unsur-
passed. Anticipating q large demand we have
added to our stock q beautiful selection of
Passementeries, Gimps. Fringes, Frogs, Loops
and Ornaments, and call especial attention to
this display. A beautiful line of
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MAR E

In Eureka, oct. 4, 1882, by Rev. G. W. James,
Duncan McNaughton TO Miss Laura HAgar.
In Eureka, Oct. A, 1882, by Rev. G W. James,
John j. Kermeen to Miss Grace Abarts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-05
Rose. the Bicycle Tourist.

CHEYENNE (Wyo.), Oct. 4~-Wnl Rose,
the journalist and bicycle tourist, who
started for San Francisco on a bicycle SIX
weeks ago, is here. On account of the
latenes5 Of the season and the advice re-
ceiyed, he will go no further West, on &C.
count Of the danger OF getting ~snowbound
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-05
Ready Made Garments,

In Sealskin, Plush, Rhadamas and Satin
d'Lyon. These coats were made under our
personal supervision, and we invite compari-
son as to style and prices. Our stock of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-15
DANVILLE.

tTHE DANvILLE BIBLE SOCIETY-fUNERAL OF
MRS. PRKN--FIRE AT THE ARIINGT0S-THE
LOSE by TUE CAPSIZISG or BOAT.
correspondence Of the Richmond DIspatch.l
FEBRUARY IL, 1882.
The Danville Bible Society held its an
znua meeting at the Episcopal church last
lnight Dr. Martin made some remarks, in
(Which he stated that the Virginia Bible So
ssiety was three years older than the Ameri-
scan. He also said that, in view OF the small
.ness Of the amount given by the churches
slast year in a collection taken ut the annual
lnceting $50. II had been deemed best 10
AK a collection at each OF the churches on
next Sunday. Interesting addresses were
doliVcrcd by Rev. Drs. Goodwin and
Brown by DR.. Goodwin on "The Inter-
probation Of the Scriptures" by DIR. Brown
ION "What Shall We DO with the Bible! "
.Oficers for the ensuing near: President,
Rev. DR.. Martin; Nice-Presidents. the Pas
>tols Of the several churches; Secretary. \.
<G. Taylor; Treasurer, J. X. Jopling; En-
[ecuiiye Committee J. IL. Pace, j. +. Rison,
1R. ). Jonc,, j. Il. Harrison, j. w. Carter,
"a. w. Trsylor.
The funeral OF Mrs. James G.. Penn, who
tdicd on FRIDAY night. took place from the
TNialn-Street Methodist church yesterday
<sycniug. Mrs. Penn was Miss Sallie l..
[pembciton, daughter OF Mr.. L. w. Penn
[berton, OF Richmond, and the adopted
{iaughier Of the hate John ii. Pembert0n,
'pf this place, iiey. DR.. i. \. Peterson. OF
EEichmond. 10 whom she became much at
fsehcd during BIS pastorate Of the MaiE-
etre.t church., was invited 10 deliver the
Funeral discourse. Res. Or. Brown, the
pastor Of that church. and Rev. W. r.
Iillett, Of the Lypn-Street church. also
look part In the services.
a lire broke out In the Kitchen Of the
Arlington Hotel late Saturday evening,
Which destroyed the entire machinery for
booking and other property within the
building, b. the value Of several hundred
lollars, although 1, was extinguished within
BALI an hour riier the alarm was giye1.
Ihe loss Is covered By Insurance.
In the boat which reported as capsized
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4 BOON TO PEOPLE OF SEDEN-
TARY HABITS As WELL AS
WEAK AND NERVOUS CONSTITUTIONS

In saying that we know Of a positive cure for
sick Headache. Nervous Headache, Neuralgia
Nervousness. Paralyss Slocpessncss, and Dyspep-
sla. we refer, Of course, to DR. BENSON'S GEL
ERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS, which are all
thcy are recommended to be. and will cure the
aboye-namod diseases without any doubt, a. they
have permanently cured thousands.
The greatest discovery and the best remedy now
cxtant Is found In these pills. The properties of
Celery and Chamomilc arc peculiarly adapted 10
cure headache, and IT remained for DR.. BENSON
10 formulate and compound the properties 50 US to
make them available. The Herdd says DIR.
Ecnson Is recognized rs one of the most eminent
and successful physicians In Baltimore, and his
reputation Is of Itself sufficient guarantee Of the
value of his medicines.
These Pills are prepared expressly TO cure Head
aches, Neuralgia, Nervousness aud Dyspepsia,
and WILL CURE any case, no matter how obstinate
il may be, Of either Sick, Nervous, ON Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, or slcepless-
ness.
Sold by all druggists. Price, so cents box.
Depot, lO6 NORTH EUTAw STREET, BALTI-
MORE, MD. by mail. two boxes for 81, or six
boxes for $3.50, TO any address.
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TIE RFADJrsTERs ORGANIZING-RAILROAD
IsrC-NEw FLoURING-MILLs- PURCHASE
oI IRON PERsONAL-NISCELLA-
NE0us.
(Corcsp ndencc Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
FEBRUARY II. 1882.
The RoadjuSter, Of this city held meet
ing last night and organized a second club,
with T.. &. Gresby as president, and
Charles T.. Latham-thc individual who
M, been elected corporation judge, and j.
.upposcd. lN virtue Of his Office. to be
above such things-as one OF tine vice
presidents. These people are making en-
iraordinary efforts 10 get control of the
municipal government here, and with this
purpose IN view are holding meetings
nightly. concocting plans and deysing
means whereby they hope to secure sue
cess. There is a noisy, troublesome, dis
contentcd element among the whites here
with which the RCadjusters hope to effect
q cOsiition: but no combination which
they may make Will crown their efforts
with success.
The Richmond and Allegheny authori-
tie, have obtained permission from the city,
hy q special enactment, TO work on their
new route through the city on sunday.
This is the only day that the water may be
drawn Of the canal without seriously re-
larding TIE operations Of The numerous
manufactures on the line OF the canal.
Mcssrs. Strange d Litchiord, an enterpri-
sing husincss-iiria here. have in contempla-
ton the erection Of extensive tlouTing-mills
on the Amherst side of the river just above
tn city.
Mr.. John +. Slaughter. Of this city. and
General James \. Walker and Major
George II. Dunn. OF Wytheville. have pur-
chased large and valuable tract OF iron
land in Wythc county, from which they
expect TO realize great things.
Dr. Malan. al Providence Hospital,
Washington, who had the care OF 4. VI. So
teldo. the victim OF the late tragedy, is an
old Lynchburger, allof his people residing
here now.
Blue Ridge Division. No. 3, Uniform
Rank. knights OF Pythias. OF this city, will
attend the Grand Lodge, which meets in
Portsmouth on the 2lst, in DOdy.
Extensive preparations are being made
by The home brethren for the entertain
Honor which assemblies in this city on the
sth OF March.
About 900 are known to have been sub
NtllUtu III lillr WY lpl the DtiltHl vi tilt
sufferers by the Midlothian catastrophe, and
number OF private subscriptions are
bcing taken.
one OF the female teachers in the public
schools tainted yesterday from the effects Of
Vaccination.
General Joseph +. Johnston, Of Rich
mond, is In the city to-day, stopping at the
NOrycll House.
There have not been more than two con-
fhecutyely clear days in this section FOL
S1nOre than six weeks. BEAUMONT.
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Brief News Items.

Three new cases and two deaths from
smallpox were reported In Baltimore on
Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lees committed suicide
by taking Paris green ut Philadelphia on
Monday.
At Paterson. n. j.. Monday, John III.
Wolfe was sentenced 10 pay fine OF 5000
and costs for shooting Miss Jacobus.
The Cuban authorities have ordered
forty days quarantine on all vessels from
the United States on account OF the preya-
lence OF smallpox in this country.
Charles Derr, receiver and dispatcher Of
mails at the Philadelphia post-officc, was
arrested on Monday, charged with cmbez-
cling letters from the mails.
There were fifteen deaths from smallpox
in Philadelphia last week-an increase OF
three over the previous week.
BOYD. the oarsman, went TO New Castle
the Tyne for his approaching match with
IIanlan for the championship.
A. ID. Billings, a well-known actor, died
in New York last Monday from the effects
OF an overdose OF laudanum. His family
reside in Charleston, ;. 4.
A society for the prevention OF cruelty
to children has been formed at Montreal, as
a result OF the recent exposures IN connec-
ton with charitable and educational insti-
tutions.
Sebastian Merwarth, who rs soldier
accompanied Napoleon in his famous
march to Moscow. died near Baston, Pa,
on SUNDAY, i'm the ninetieth year OF his
age. He was wounded in the battle OF
LeipSic.
Forty discontinued artists whose pictures
were rejected by The hanging committee Of
the American Water-Color Society at New
York have decided to exhibit at the Ameri-
can Art Gallery 2J0 Of the LOO pictures
rejected by the committee.
The managers OF the lnfantry-llall ska
ting ring, at Providence. were on Monday
summoned TO appear before the United
States commissioner to answer complaint
brought under the ciyil-rights act for re-
fusing admission to a colored lawyer be-
cause Of his color.
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A North Carolina Tragedy.
Especial telegram % the Dispa'ch.i


PETERSBURG, Va, February H.-An IN
quest was held at Weldon to-day on the
body Of Rufus Field (coloredD, shot on
February Sd while attempting to steal n
hog, and the jury rendered verdict that
death was caused by a wound inflicted
with gun In the hands Of Gray Latham,
one OF the guardsmen. Edmond Richards
(colored), one Of the watchmen. was shot by
mistake at the same time by companion
named Ditcher. The coroner, colorcd
man, ordered the arrest OF Latham and
Ditcher, and directed that they be held
for trial. Mr.. TackerF, a prominent and
well-known citizen Of Weldon, owner OF
the guarded property, was also arrested,
but bailed i'm the sum Of five hundred dol
lars for his appearance for trial. The II
fair attracts much interest in Weldon.
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sitl,n,ond Qispatth,
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1892.
PETERSBURG.


or,ru ny A WOUNDED INDEPENDENTLY
yorrWrrL THiEr-THE YoUNG MEMS CHRIS
rr,> ssoCIATIoN--sHIPNkNT OF BLACK
w,IxrT I.rxBHR--c0As1wiSH COMMERCE..
fco,r,-nondcncc Of the Richmond Disratcl,.l
FEBRUARY IL. 1852.
pusns Fields, the negro thief who WAS
no, somc nights ago III Weldon while at
,"n,niinr 10 steal hog. died last evening
mont : o'clock. Mr.. II. l.. Emry had re-
cc,ily los, at brief intervals about dozen
enc hogs. and il was finally determined to
.cf watch 10 capture the thief or thieves
and put a stop 10 the business. Fields fell
INTO The trap. and, after knocking a hog in
,Lc head. was commanded TO surrender,
I'm, cndcayoring 80 make his escape by rum
ming away, was shot. 4 number OF buck
shof entered his thigh and hip. gangrene
.et IN. and death ensucd. Edward Rich
.ras one Of the colorcd watchmen on the
occasion, was also shot 10y mistake by one
oi his companions the same night, but his
wounds were slight. and he j. recovering.
The Rev. Thomas Guard. ID. d., pastor
~ Mount Vernon Methods; Episcopal
church. Baltimore. has consented 10 visit
our ci;y in MAY next aud preach once or
twice each for Or. Blackwell and DIR. Ed
n the General Conference.
little negro hoy named Jimmie Davis,
about nine or ten years OF age, was found
I'm tlc store OF Mr.. j. Common, on Boiling
brook street. this morning, with some FIVE
or six dollars in change in his pockets,
which, il is ALLEGED. he had taken from the
nloncy-draaers during the night. lie had
secrcied himself in the store, and was I'M
knowingly locked up therein last night.
The Young Meas Christian Association
are preparing 10 remove 10 their new quar-
tors In the Odd-Fellows' building. on Syc-
amorc street. which has been leased for
their use for term Of years. BY this
change tile Association will be more GEN.
trally and conveniently located, and it is
believed will be more generally paironized.
\ large gymnasium building Is to he erect
ed for the muscular development and en-
ioymcnt ~ the members.
4 handsome Norwegian barque, the
Vasa. arrived at City Point on sunday and
,ya. catered at the cuStOm-hOllse to-day, to
load for Hamburg. Her cargo will consist
mainly of black walnut logs brought from
fEc Southwest. an immense quantity Of
which valuable lumber Is now lying at the
Point awaiting shipment. The Nasa is the
fifth foreign vessel recently cleared from
our custom-house for European ports
4 large number Of first-class schOOnerS
have brought cargoes to City Point during
the past season. and many others are load
ing for that port. Nearly all the iron and
steel rails for the various links in the great
railway chain extending TO the Mississippi
river are landed there and taken thence
over the Norfolk and Western railroad 10
their destination. The handling of these
numerous cargoos furnishes abundant en-
ployment 10 the numerous population at
cXrcllent WAGES ROBIN ADAIR.
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Guit for ISLANDER.

BALTIMORE, February l4.-At the recent
election Of State Treasurer By the LeglsIa-
tnre OF Maryland in joint convention the
democratic nominee, Barnes Compi on,
who was reelected, received more than the
democratic vote, indicating that Republic
can senators had voted for him. The Her-
aid and Torch, Republican journal pub
lished at Hagerstown, Washington county.
and said to be owned and edited ny fctei
Negley, United States assistant treasurer ~, ",
tbc custom-house in this city, charged that
Stare senator Joseph ii. Farrow Q'epubli-
cam. from Washington county, was traitor
to his party in voting for Compton for
State Treasurer, as being induced to do so
by having received a contract on the Ches-
ane,ke and Ohio canal; and now senator
Farrow has Instituted suit against Neg.
lev for SANDER, laying his damages al
1000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-15
transactions In Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, February 1.-THE Ma
tional Cotton Exchanges statement for the
five months ending January 3lst shows a
total overland movement TO the mills direct
OF So, Az bales, an excess over last year OF
f.O10 bales. The total amount OF this year :
crop that has appeared at the ports and the
points of crossing overland Is 4,019,0l3
bales. against 4,s72, 3j2 bales last year. The
total foreign export is 1884, 1O3 balcs, dc
felt as compared with last year of 5Gs,O0G
bales. The shipments overland to Canada
were 2i.23S bales, against l5,0sO bales last
year. The nor. hern spnncrs took during
The five months 1,l77,2l2 bales, IN excess
over last wear OF T0,Gjl bales.
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Floods I'm the Southwest.

LITTLE Rock, February IA report
was received this morning that the !eye'
had broken at Delta, Miss. ten miles below
Helena, but particulars are not received
The Langwite river is very high. TbC
trestle on the Iron Mountain and Heiens
railway, which crosses this river, Is about
fifteen inches under water. Mails and pas.
sengers are transferred by means OF skli's.
Lick creek is very high, and was running
across the track OF the Arkansas Midland
railway. II is now raining hard, and il it
continues all the small streams in this see
ton will be booming by morning. greatly
interfering with railroad traffic. Laborers
will be ut work. and the lcyee will be strong
" guarded AT all times.
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Louisville Excited.

NEW YORK, January IA Louisville
special says "The rapid decline OF cotton
futures in New York and New Orleans
caused much excitement in commercial
circles in Louisville. Several hundred
thousand dollars il supposed 30 be lost,
a. nearly all the spectators were on tne
long side. Had the news OF the failures in
New Orleans reached Louisville before the
close of business the chances are that there
would have been panic. All the small
fry in cotton deals were swept OUT. since
November 1st merchants, clerks, shop
bows, and chambermMdS, in fact every
man or woman who could raise flve-dollai
note, rushed to the bucket-shops and III
vested in cotton. Nearly all OF this class
were broken last week and week before,
but Yesterdays decline burst the last
one OF them. Their margins were all
gone, and with them all their hopes and
castles in the air."
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Tho Rise I'm the WisSissippk

LITTLE Rock, ARK, February IA spe-
cial from Helena dated yesterday says the
river at that point has risen still higher.
Adviccs from Madison and Walnut Bend
report rapid rise during the past twenty
four hours. The leyee ut Walnut Hills is
broken in several places. kilograms have
been sent 10 Memphis asking that boats De
sent down to take out the cattle, horses,
and mules. The 81. Francis river il re-
ported to be rising along is entire length.
The situation il indeed alarming, but the
citizens Of Helena are determined TO leave
nothing undone TO keep oft the water.
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Susnension of Il Com niseion.M ousc.

ST. LOUIS, February l4.-The suspension
Of the commissiou-house Of George IL.
Small q Co. was announced this morning.
The firm has done large business with
the South in grain, provisions, etc., and
has bought pretty heavy lines OF options in
grain for customers, and the late brcai IN
wheat forced The firm to put up large mar
gins, and most OF their customers sent the
firm one to .three-days' drafts on them
selves, but Tor some unknown reason many
OF these drafts were returned protested,
and the house found it necessary to s'Ia-
pend.
4 special says the firms liabilities here
are comparatively light, aud that ii their
customers viii pay the margins due, which
amount to about $4,000, the firm will be
able TO pay up in course vi couple OF
months, and have something over.
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TAEHWKCUB SREkCEH.

The geography Of Wales Is said 10 be very in
tcrestng to the student because In such small COM
pass II gives slet and inlet and isthmus, lock, lake
and mountain, cape, prOmontory, and bay; but the
spelling Of their names is anything hut agreeable
to the uninitiated. Llelfrghy or Ggyfrcuyd, or q
dozen other combinations Of consOnants, are fair
types Of their puzzling forms. Indeed. 4 rule
has been laid down for spelling Welsh names, and
IL is not such had one after all. just think how
IL should be spelled reasonably, and spell ii the
othorway. The interesting title 10 our article
should be treated In that way, and when exactly
reversed II viii tell story which VIII yet gladden.
every household here or In Wales. &c l0-eodim
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Conversational aud Other Washington Mat
tcrs-A Formidable Memorial for the Aboi-
ishmcnt OF the Tax Oh Bank Deposits and
stamps on Checks and Drarts-Snspension
Of n NJ. Louis Commission Hcuse-Derth
or Distinguished Georrian-A Maryland
Editor Sued for charlottesville Excited
Over the Condition OF tho Cotton Market
The Arkansas Flood-Statemcnt OF the
National Cotton Exchanec-Railroad Mat
ters-Railway Travel I'm Nova Scotia In.
terrupted by Heavy snow-Postponemcnt OF
the Cars Coronation.