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A Tvo-IIeaded Cat.

c,.teu ISLANDERS are somewhat ast"'o'
49, monslro,ity in the shape OF TWO
I9Ncl l " rSt IL was born in the basement
'heads .a,e eo, KEPT by Charlie. f. Crowley, o
Iol s.i"' The monstrosity was periec
|slap p, ~" neck 10 the tail with the eXcep
from ,hs " ,Ge animal was devoid OF claws
zion ai ,nc risht side of the neck projects
head smaller in every rV hnad Each head
my be called the reSU narm "s1 to be actuatc(
'pmits "mew," and scc The - co + takes il.
IJy mutual ieeling. ,wo nc mouths a rh'
|noiirisbment with the e., Two and has deserted
'cat's mother seems afraid III" '
'u. o1.uriDg.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS
70 THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

Adjournment or the Ways and Means Com
mittee until December-Texan Mail-Rob
Der Pardoncd-Frightrul Naptha Disaster
IN Providence, X. la Maryiander kilie,
by BurRIars-A Kentucky Lover Stays Hi,
Sweetheart and Kills Himself-shot-Gur
Policy In Tennessee-A Check" Raiser =
Arrested-Other Crimes and Casualties
Thurlow Weed, the Veteran Journalist
Dying-DurI Between German Army or.
ficer and a Hebrew Student.
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co.unu Ninderman and Dr. COLLINS
Charges.

william f. G. Ninderman, one OF lh'
49," survivors of De Longs party, III
Statement regarding charges made by Dr
C"iIins brother of jerome J. Collins, o
fine Je2nnette expedition, says thai Dl
direction Of Engineer Mellvilic 'nc 80
cst care was taken to ma ana PreSeui . "
every article of value ON the pooies; w"
ION the body Of j. Collins was iou"u
crucifiX, and after some DEBATE ~ wa va
thought best TO leave the cruclnx WIZ - ~, III,
I'm a. il could easily be recovered II TIL
emily wanted il.
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Fatal Fight i'm Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, November 2l.-At : o'clocl
lthis morning At the Western Hotel, a
.Argcnta, opposite thi, city, two RAILROAD
employed by the Memphis an'
little Rock railroad named Patrick For
den and II. r. Brandon quarrcllcd oye
lthc payment Of whi>key bill. Forden
according to Brandon's statement, drew
knife on the latter, who retreated into tn
saloon and shot twice, when Forden fcl
dead. Brandon gave himself up.
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Irishmen TO BE Executed.

DUBLIN. November 21.-On the Openin:
|of the trial this morning Michael Case,
withdrew his plea Of not guilty. The re
naming four prisoners were then put for
Ward. Mr.. Malley, on their behalf, plea'
guilty. Old Michael Casey burst into tear
|and betrayed great emotion. The othe
prisoners preserved "A stolid demeanor
[Judge Barry sentenced them all TO b.
hanged December 18th.
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New OrIeans's New Administration
SETTLEMENT WITH REGARD TO THE MUNICIPAL
DEBT.

.SEIILEMLNI WITH kEGAlD TO IHE MI Nl'lPAl
DEBT.
NEW ORLEANS, November 21.-Gcncral
e.. W. Bchan, the newly-clcctcd Mayor.
twas inauguratcd yesterday, and the City
Council recently elected organized. VI. ID.
Hogan was elected president pro tenn.
lActing-Mayor Walsh, on behalf OF the out
going administration, made short address.
Referring to the debt question, he said :
T. We have effected a settlement which Sc
icures the bondholdcr in all his rights, and
relieve, the taxpayers Of all danger Of cX-
,cessiyc taxation. The taxes for all pur-
poses will not De over per cent. in the
future, and after next year need not be
over one and three quarters per cent. We
have by strict Observance OF the rights Of
lthc bondholderS restored confidence, and
to-day the securities Of our city sell for
'more than double what they were worth
when We entered upon our duties. These
'are facts. and ought not TO bc fOrgOttcn.'
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Fatal Duel i'm Munich.

MUNICH, November 2l.-In duel Will
pistols to-day between Captain Emmerch
OF the army, and Hebrew student nance
Meyer, who had served rs volunteer
Emmerich was killed. The duel wa
forced on Emmerich by the court OF honor
1t was fought at five PAGES. Meyer wa
the challenger.
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Young Lady Kidnapped.

GALVESTON, November 2l.-A diSpatcl
lfrom Austin to the NocS says: The daush
ter Of Colonel j. :. Ford. superintendent Of
Ithe Deaf and Dumb Asy lum, was kid
mapped, bound. and carried as far a The
bridge over the Colorado river, and there
her abductors left her. She was found anC
brought back to the city. Detectives are
lon the track Of the kidnappers.
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AOuarreI Ended with IA SHOTGUN.

MEMPHIS, November 2l.-Icsterday al
!ternoon. at Somcryille, Tenn, james Bur.
ton and W. l.. Thorpe, brothrrs-in-hw
Engaged in a quarrel over some family
matters, which ended by Burton Threatens
linz to Kill Thorpe. Last night at o'clock
lwhile Burton was in saloon playing 4
lgame Of billiards, Thorpe entered with ;
Shotgun and fired both barrels at Burton
killing him instantly. Deceased was unit
,rccently 4 member Of the firm OF Fulmer
,Thornton a Co.., OF this city. Thorpe i
professor in a female college at Someryille
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Tragic End OF n Love Affair.

FRosTBURG. KY, November 2l.-A Mis-
Austin, OF Muhlenburg county, while Wis
fitting here was the object OF some attention
ifrom man named Cook. Miss Austin
.started homewrd yesterday, accompanied
by Cook and other friends. When they
Preached Pond river Cook called Miss Aus
/ tin aside, as he was about to return, and de
lllberdtely shot her through the head. ii,
,then shot himself in the region OF the
heart and fell, but sprang mp again anC
!shot himself twice through the head. Boil
swere dead within five minutes.
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The TuiIicrics 10 be Sold.

PARIS, November 2l.-Thc Project Of the
Seine announces that the remain, Of the
will be sold at public auction on
December ith at an upset price Of ten
thousand francs. The buyer will be t.
Iquircd to clear the ground in six months.
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Fatal Roller EyploSIou.

NEW ORLEANS, November 2l.-On Sal
,urday morning one OF the boilers at Far
wood plantation, Pointe Coupee parish
exploded and instantly killed the engineer
,Camilli Bourgers, and fatally injured tw
NEGRO lahOrcrs.
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Killed nv "a burglar.

BALTIMORE, MD, November 2l.-Abou
h O'Clock this morning William a. Russell
!of Russell Brothers, at Reirsterstown, Bal
|timore county, was shot and instantly kill
led by one Of two burglars whom he caught
lin his store. The murderers escaped.
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GALVESTON, November 2l.-A dispate
from BRYAN to the Ne,cS says The NORTH
|bound train was wrecked Sunday night
four passenger ears and the baggage ca
being precipitated fifteen feet down an en-
|bonkment. No one severely injured.
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RusineSs Enilures.

NEW YORK, November 2l.-Noah Mitch
ell, iewelry manufacturer, has failed. Liza
bilities over 100000. James McKenncy
Of the firm Of Baker & Mckinney, dealer
in military goods, has assigned. Liabili
ties, 100000.
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ThurlOw Weed Diving.

New YORK, November 21.-Thurow
Weed is dying. His family is around his
bedside. 1t is not expected that the vete-
ran journalist will live the night through.
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Alabama Temperance Convention.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, November 2I.-Thl
Alabama State Temperance Convention
met here to-day. Two hundred and twenty
delegates were present. Major L. j; Tan
,ner, OF Athens, is president. 1t will con-
,tinue i'm session "a day longer.
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CITY of Glasgow Bank.

GLASGOW. November 2l.-The final meet
ing Of the shareholders OF the City OF elias.
gov Bank was held to-day. The lquda.
ton has been finished, all depo>tors hay.
ing been paid twenty shilling> on the
DOUn0.
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SEw YORK. November 2l.-CohonoNti re-
'ceipts. 7e4 bales; gIO-- le,eiP,,', ctoo2 -
Soyelnber. sIO.5l@si052 Decenber go = !. r.
sInaI. January sl0.i5. February. sl'.'of'
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c,o.mcr Wrecked and Loss Of Life

NEW YORK, November PA dlspalc
1 from Quebec announces the loss sunda
3night on Nagdalcn Islands OF the steame
lWearmouth from Quebec for London
|Only four OF the crew, which numbere
twenty persons, were saved.
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Arrest OF an Alleged Check. Raiser.

ATLANTA, GA, November 21.-Thoma,
-. Morton alias G.. +. LongShaw. supposed
TO be wanted in Memphis for raising check,
and committing other offences, was arrested
here last night.
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A dispatch to the Exenons,e V Wissman.
cG% CO.." pa. I'n,e' sppug been expor21s n the
VINO "ar T recon. has arrived a, Ma',1
80 - In his Journey across item ''
~. .r,,. ne gainea yaiuaple lulorlla''oh'
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leave large families.
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Flour-We quote: Fine. - 500 .IIE
fine. $500 $50 extra. II 7Jm r4.Hu rlu
mon itmilNf - H $3.50 Patent lN.fG eNG.7.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November No0R.-Stocks a
five and Irregular. Money, 10 per cent. r.
Use; short, Asa. state bon,
dull and without feature. Governments irregua
EreHtH g.-EXchangc, 4799. GOvctumcn
weak and lower; new 5s. 10l4; new A. ll2l
new A., ll9F; s. l02. Money, lCM20 ID
scent: closed at 10. states without feature. Ire
!, sury balances-Coin, fl03.97J; currency. a.
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FINANCIAL.
MON Ely l. . \ y T. ID
IPDs

MON LOAN T. ID
TPOS
REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL SECURITY
special attention given t. the RENTING OFT
or EEvT ESTATE amt tie COLLECTION or
RENTS. Liberal advance made.
All kiuds 4 CITY And COUNTRY RIAL
Est ATE for sale.
SAILS BY AUCTION made Ia city or coun-
try.
NORTHERN REAL ESTATE 70 exchange ior
Nirhuian.
DEEDS written and ACKNOwLEDGMENTS
taken.
Apply for the Virginia Ldnd GUtde.
GEORGE r.. CRAWFORD,
Real Estate, Land Agent, and Auctioheer'
a, o7.ood3n 1905 Bank street.
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Crushed 10 Death.

BosroN. November 2l.-John Joyce and
kTimothy Callahan were instantly KILLED
2this evening by the falling OF large stone
Kin the granite quarry OF {. I. Rngers's
az ,tcWe.' = w: - :. Ill .-s-
leave large families.
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Nj Make your old things look like new .'
sby using the Diamond Dyes, ana you VIII
he hal ". Any Of the fashionable e'Nr
flor 10 cents.
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SAItN EETWNI ID TT ST IN ~ !,
WHEAT.-Nhitc.f iG bushels fair g. primo
|: .Og Ia Sl.IJ. Red. SO4 common to yer, 20.
II lancaster m sI.OG o. rll4; l,fsO bu-hcl, mi ~
ION private terms; l.542 bushels mixed a. orc.
II: 21sO bushels fair 20 very good ful-I .
: % o. $l.n9.
| CoRN.-Whi,c. 2SS bushels prime now on pr
yatc terms. $50 bushels common 20 very goo
new 1T - io 5sc.
OAIs.-lOO bushels very good -prIug al 40.
RNF-Z0 bushels very good 10 zoe.
COTIOS.-Iour .tt0HF Receipts. I1t talos
shipment. ia bale. Quotation Niddnri
IlOsc.: low ulddliug. 50 &c.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY, November 81. 1882.
SALES-FIRsT BoARD.-50 shares Charlotte. Co
lumbia and Augusta Railroad stock 81 35, /,
do at 34l 80 shares Norfolk and Western Rail
road preferred NJ "a
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FILTERS
GINS. SPORTING GOODS. &c.

GUNS, GUNS, GUNS.-In
N -tnr. A large AMI complete A. l.
sortment II BKtECIi-LoADlSn AA
III N hutli glish and American
Lnakc. ranging from $50 up~ards also, = urge
Istoet ~ NI'/ZI.F-LO AIDING GU NJ and all kinds
of SPORTING GOODS for sale Is eheap as they
can be bought anywhere. REPAIRING done In
,hcSt stylo. 4. W TlGNOR, 1872 Main slree.:
Richmond. Va: also. sgeat for the celebrated
|ipetd. shot sporting Powder and Bhsting-Pow =
der. w :"
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,tr.s6,a.lO.h7. Jau,, flu.vI ws lV.9ei "
AL .O6aSll.Us; Algast,plA'A!.
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|XV ANTED, CASH PURCHASERS
w ANTIUACI1t COAL. house sius-hest ia
market; LElHGH LUMP Coat, for foandrles
l. ROWS HILL ~PLIST, The peerless coal TOT
Iopen crate. CUMBERLAND AND NEW RIVER
|SrEtN 10 SMITH COAL. FOREST PINK
|WOOD .aw,a aid kindling Prices satisfactory
Tor best Goals, and full weights. .......
:. L. LATIROP,
ans ~"vrrir'n:h .tr'tt. al Dra"-bridSe.
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NOTICE.-We.
INDFllTAISEIsS.
L CHRISTIAN.

IN T. CHRISTIAN. t-rzE7
i. FURNISHING UNDtltTAk >A<hS-<
80. 1913 East BROAD sIRLLT,
RICfINDSD. Va
|has large assortment Of WOOD and METALLIC
,CAStS, CA~kLr~. SLROlDS, CLOTH CAS-
In Els, &c, IA low prices.
Country and telegraph order. promptly aitenfe f.
d d1y or nigIt dc9-rOt
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WOOD AND COAL.

IALL KINDS OF
COAL
). II. HAYES
ocIl Eighteenth and Cary streets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-21
MIR. BILL.

When Mr.. Burrows has introduced his
bill declaring that no n guilty OF big
amy or ~polygamy shall be admitted to a
seat in the House Of Representatives. a
Measure will have been placed upon the
calendar which should be taken up and
passed forthwith. 1t is notorious that
Mr.. Cannon, who has sat as a Delegate
from Utah for several successive terms,
and is now a contestant for readmission,
is a much-mayied man according to
Mormon practice, and the official pres
ense OF such as he in the national
Legislature is a scandalous incongruity
and a national reproach. It Is idle to
pass laws against Mormon immortality
when a man by whom it is practiced
is received without protest into the
ranks oil the lawmakers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-21
Gareka Dailp Sentinel.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 81. 1882
THE EspEReR AsToNIsHEs.

Why Emperor Williams recent de-
claration Of autocracy should have caused
so much excitement in Germany is not
very easy to understand. 1t is not as
though the rescript contained any new
doctrine. So far from this being the
case, it embodied principles which have
been frequently enunciated and consist
emily maintained both by the Emperor
and by Prince Bismarck The Govern
ment at Berlin has always been con-
Quoted upon the theory that the will OF
the Sovereign is the law of the land, and
that unquestioning and unqualified sub
mission is the sole duty of the subject.
This is the spirit by which the social
system Of Germany is ~permeated. Those
who are up are accustomed to exact and
to receive obedience from those who are
down, and the authority OF the Sover-
eign has been additionally absolute.
There is really nothing in the Imperial
manifesto but what was to be expected.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-21

They we're sitting beside the CRATE. when
all at once she looked up and said
Richard. do you believe that people
ever labor under halluc.nation I"
"Of course they do" he replied.
II was just reading OF q husband who
went to bed supposing he had $40 in his
wallet, but on awakening in the morning
there was but s18. He at once charged his
wife with robbing him, and q separation
resulted. Wasn't II awful?
"Yes, rather"
"n you should suspect me Of getting up
in the night and going through your wal.
let, that would be awful, too. wouldn't It /"
"Not any too awful, for / haven't had q
cent in it since can remember" he said a.
he turned to his paper.
That was all she wanted TO know. She
got up that night and went through the
hind pocket of his pants, md next morn
ing he had . hallucination that he was 81
short.-Detrois Free Press.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-21
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
DeaAja of n Trapeze Performer-A
Suit to Set Aside Fraudulent
Deeds-Marfin White Assessment
Fire at Truekee.


SPECIAL TO THE sESTINEL.I
SAN Francisco, Jan. 20.-George Fox,
OF the Zoxvelle Bros, trapeze per-
formers, fell from the trapeze while prac-
ticing at Woodward's Gardens yesterday,
receiving injuries from which he died this
morning.
Robert George, on behalf of himself and
the stockholders Of the Mariposa Land and
Mining Company of California, has brought
suit to set aside the deeds made by the
company to the Mount Bullion, Orc, Mex
lean. Princeton, Mariposa and Mariposa
Land and Mining Company. as invalid.
being made by the Trustees without author
ity, and as fraudulent to the stockholders,
for an injunction to prevent the grantees
taking possession, and to restrain the Mari
posa Land and Mining Company Of Cali
fornia from making any other conveysnces
OF the company's property, for an account
ing and payment Of sums Incorporated.
and to require Mark Brumagim TO surren-
der for cancellation certain bonds received
by him.
The Martin White Company levies an
assessment of 81 per share.
A Portland dispatch says: The bark
Harvest Home. from San Francisco to
Puget Sound, was wrecked near Shoal-
water Bay. No particulars.
Colonel Finnegas, United States Detec-
tive, this evening arrested John T. Best,
clerk Of the Lighthouse Board of the
Twelfth District, for forging signatures to
Government vouchers and embezzling
SIS, 900.
TRUcKEE (Cal.), Jan. 20.-The box fac
tory and lumber yards Of Richardson
Bros, on Marines Greek, four miles from
Truckee, were burned to-day. Loss Sl5,-
600; covered By insurance.
SAN MATEo. Jan. 20.-An aged and I'M
known man was run over and killed by q
train this afternoon near Baden.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-21
MIR. cLADsrOSE,s ExAMpLE.

Mr.. Gladstone makes his practice accord
with his preaching, and attests his sin
cerity by setting the example in doing
that which he thinks should be done
by others. He has reduced the rentals
on his Hawarden estate more than
once before, and now the news is re-
ceived of another remission having
been granted. This is the more praise
worthy as Mr.. Gladstone is by no
means q rich man as rich men 60 in
England. and his seli-sacrificing liber-
Atty cannot fail to highten the popu-
larity he so deservediy enjoys.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-21
A rECuNICAIITY.

Counsel for the Star Route defendants
place considerable stress on the assertion
that there could have been no conspiracy
because nobody was to be defrauded, and
this legal te~chnicality may be quite &C.
ceptabls to forensic intellects; but the
average laymen viii fail to appreciate
the guilelessness of individuals who ten.
der 10 security property which they do
not possess, or who denude themselves
Of IT. As soon as it has been pledged in
token Of good faith. All this may be
innocent, but 1t does not wear that ap-
pearance on the face Of it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-21

COFFEE AND PISTOL6.

1t is to be hoped that "eoffee and pis-
to!s for two will not be the order given
in connection with the peculiar CORE
spondence been Messrs. Blackburn and
B~urbridge, though it must be admitted
that the offensive return Of Major Black
burns letter is not calculated to promote
amicable. feelings. Exactly why these
gentlemen should use the public press as
. gratuitous vehicle Of vituperation is
not, however, quite apparent to the IN.
aided imagination.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-21

The reported desire of the Japanese to
remodel their commercial relations with
foreign countries is perfectly Ineligible.
Japan has for years been hampered by
treaties with Great Britain and other
European Powers, in which the gara.
bler's motto Of s'heads l win tails you
lose" is made the basis of arrangement.
Japanese m has been regulated
in the interest Of European traders, and
the desire for a change in that respect is
not surnria;no
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-21
woYAy.s

II wish I had been q woman" re.
marks Lord Beaconsfeld. in Endymion.
Women are the only people who get
on. A man works all his life and thinks
he has done a wonderful thing il, with
one leg in the grave and no hair on his
head. he manages TO get a ~coronet; and a
woman dances at a ball with some young
fellow or other. or sits next to some old
fellow at dinner, and pretends she thinks
him charming, and he makes her q peer
ess On the spot"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-21
Bernhardt Recalled.


A Paris paper states that the managers
Of the Theater Francois have relented OF
their decision In respect to Sara Bernhardt,
and have made overtures to her to return
to the scene OF her former triumphs. She
is wavering. 1t is said, between the Thea
ter Francois and the Vaudeville. At
whichever Of the two she appears, 1t will
be In q new play Of Sardou's, written ex-
pressly for her. The release Of the fine Of
loo, 900 francs, imposed for her abrupt de-
parture from the Coincide Francais,. has
been offered to her as an additional in
ducement for her return to that theater.
It's also stated that during her visit to
Moscow q bottle OF vitriol was thrown At
her ; but. as the page. adds. luckily
missed her, for Disagreement TO her would
be worse than death"
After the Editors Scalp.
Jane Swishelm Ia after the scalp OF the
editor Of the Inter-Ocean. whom she de-
scribes as:
This greenery. spleenery,
Half-and- betweenery
Half-br ed and stslwsrt young man
This erassery. clovery,
Kind-of-all-overy,
william young mani
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-21

for the murder Of Michael Cress at Grand
Island, broke jail yesterday morning to-
gether with one Dorry, indicted for grand
larceny, by burning through the ceiling
into the County Treasurer's Office, and then
putting out the fire with q pail Of water.
Governor Vance offers 8 reward for Harris
capture.
Discovery Of Perpetual Motion.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-The Tribune an
nounces that perpetual motion has been
discovered BY Joshua Carrot, who has
been a mechanic many years and is in 10
respect cranky. His system consists OF
two cylinders working transversely in q
vacuum upon q third. The model works
until the bearings are worn ont, thus
creating practically a perpetual motion.
Call for an Anti.MormOn Meeting.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-Some 800 citizens
have signed q call for an anti-Mormon
meeting ON Monday night. 1t is intended
to make a strong protest to Congress
against allowing polygsmy longer to dis
grace American civilization.
Twenty Stripes 1t the whipping
Post.
IEIEhSBOkt val SaH' -V.-otcSoi
Oternoni, an Italian merchan. Of this city,
convicted of receiving and selling manu-.
featured tobacco, has been sentenced to
receive twenty stripes st the public whip
ping post.
Democrats Ousted.
BosToy, Jan. 20.-By a recount the Re
publicans are given control of the City
| Legislature in place of the Democrats.
Eighty Cases of Smallpox.
RIcHaoSD (va.). Jan. 20.-There are 81
cases of smallpox in the city.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-21

The annual report Of the Superintend-
emit OF State Prisons Of New York shows
an excess Of earnings over expenditures
for the year ending Sept. 80 Of 1894 IS.
1t also shows a saving to the State of
s2.025.000 during the past four and a
half years under his administration, as
compared with the same period immedi-
ately preceding under the Board of In.
spectors. Not an escape occurred during
the year. The decrease in the average
number Of oonvicts since 1877 il 4Q6.