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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07

Messrs. Singleton a KoNicoI. wholesale
dealers in wines. Iiquors add cigars. are
just in reciept Of some very choice goods
~ follows: Bypass Ale, in pints and
quarts; Tenants Porter; celebrated Bass
Ale; Guinness's Porter. in pints and
quarts; Cremorne Punch; Blackberry
Brandy; also. an exceedingly dne article
Of Port and Sherry wines. These goods
cannot be excelled ip any market. All
their goods are sold 81 small profits for
cash.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07

Mrs. A. Scott. millipsr, opposite the
SENTIsEL Office, has just receiyed an ele-
giant assortment Of trimmed and nm
trimmed hats and bonnets; Also the latest
shades in flowers, feathers and trimmings,
and will constantly be in receipt Of eli
the latest styles from the East and West.
The ladies are invited 10 call and examine
the goods.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07

The undersigned IL just in receipt Of
something new In the boot line. It 4
pure gum boots with leather soles, fall
nailed, and guaranteed waterproof. I
will round the purchase money II any
one buys them and does not find them to
be Whist Issy they are. They are good for
general wear and vet weather. Call ct the
Pioneer Clothing Htore and examine them.
= JAKE CoHx.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07

~ etssy Jaehssn Tsla Has Fart.
meF Jones.
Thy 1t around. tha Parker House Stove
ystsdsy sw&pping lies. and when Jackson
bad sshausted his stors. Jones opsnsd hb
ssnpls cass and began;
Twas down In Water Canyon, South
~ Nevada, last Fall. near Mormon
spring. whore the water rushss through
md under : mountain IS miles across -"
'Iunneled, perhaps" said Jackson.
mo; ivs . natural water course. and
% ont boiling o. stothsP side, then
rms on IN : big stream"
How does Il psrforats The mountain I"
Md Jackson.
There's . series Of beautiful falls. With
ne steps leading down, then { deep pool
= clear . crystaI, With plenty Of noun
tain front sporting u th2 bottom. Ono
osy : band Of Apache Indians pitched thsir
ssekiups near this stresm, and IN old buok
sna ais squAw, hearing The rushing waters
below, went down the natural etairWey
70 the stream. Tho old buck seeing the
for them,"
And did shs do Il 2" asked Jackson.
-Icu BET. for Indian bucks won't stand
tVonsnneee. But The sQuav didn't come
up, ene Nent clear under that mountain
NO e,me ou& 'tother side, a6 milss."
y drown her I" sAi0 Jackson, who
~ oseome vssy much interested Is the
iss q ~ squaw.
W 80 came out Dripping W. with 1
swc.p?ound trout 4 hss fmon1h "a 4 Is
each hand"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07

N
T.sB. Brown Of Denver has invented IN
electric apparatus for dstsoting and loca-
ting minerals which ID said 70 b. Won
doFful instrument and . marvel Of science.
II l. . small electrical machine. with small
points at The ends Of the positive and neg
alive wirss. Those points beiug hsld near
together and moved over . pisoe Of miner
alissd rock Five . constant sueosssion Of
sparks whsn parsed over mineral Of any
Kind, but . barren rock doe not Affect Il.
II the ore extends through the rock con-
tinuously tbs machine will show II BY
holding the points on opposite sides
Of he roek. II will show whether
ths rook carries mineral or not, and
Also show the comparative quality
Of ore. II q pole 4 placed in contact
with ore 10 any mine and the other pole
applied 10 Z supposed extension Of the
vein II will show a ones Whistler II Il the
extension or NOT. what q called static
elsctrioity Il used. and the theory y based
on che condueticity Of metals for slsc-
tricity. Coppsr and gold give distinot
names. copper ! gresnish iaams and gold =
purple, while silver. Lad, Iron. etc., are
white. Thu machine will prove Of great
value 10 p~rospeotors, - they can test any
6oat rock Of specimen end tell - minute
Whistler II carries mineral. and whether
muoh or littls. The machine oan b. 81.
RED on ths back, like . knApssck.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07
INDIGNANT CoHsrIrUESrs.


e0 II kU3xys
On Thursday night Of last week, says
the Esmeralda Herald. An e1lgy Of T. H.
Wells. Assemblyman from this place in the
late Legislature, was suspended from the
roof Of the old Exchange Hotel building.
where 1t was discovered the following
morning swaying to and fro in the breeze.
The hanging image wal viewed by nearly
all Of the citizens Of Aurora, a. II was al
lowed to remain in it's prominent position
until between 10 and IL A. NJ, when Depu-
ty Sheriff Brent. assisted by Joe Hopes,
Frank Hill, Judge Lewis. George Good
rich and others, proceeded to take it down.
A rope was procured and thrown over the
efigy. and with = hearty pull it was 800
removed from its lofty position. In the
descent the straw man struck upon the
telegraph wire. which runs near by,
bounced into the air two or three times,
and then came to the ground, when 1t was
taken up and braced in position against .
post, where II was subjected to q close
by many. A Hernld representa-
tive remembers the makeup Of the efigy as
II had . weil-shaped head with
two faces; covering the Uranium was .
heavy plush cap; the body was inclosed in.
: striped shirt and . navy blue coat; the
legs were encased in a pair of brown pants;
q pair Of old boots represented the pedal
while buckskin gloves formed
= covering for the digits; the stufing was
hay. Appended TO the ehigy we're the fol-
lowing Inscriptions, written i'll ink and in
: bold hand: Around the neck for . col
lar was q piece Of paper, bearing the let
ters, 20. 4 G. R. RI" in front. initiating
: necktie, was . card, on which was writ
ten, Last end Of T. n. Wells;" on the
back was a large piece Of ~pasteboard. on
both sides Of which appeared, s'Tom Wells.
double-faced traitor;'' in n hand was 3
paper representing . Free Pass" while
the other held out for inspection = slip Of
paper bearing the words. 1.-TWO Town Lots
IN HAWTHORNE" In one pocket was . check
for se500-C. 4 O. R. r." The foregoing
4 An accurate description Of the whole If
fair.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07

Jackson Houss-P. N. Hansen. Eureka;
Nike Sullivan. Patrick Sullivan, Lake gu-
ptrior; Mrs. =. A. 0offin, Los Angeles;
Charles Adams, Eiko; @. w. Watkins,
deddes; N. J. Coleman. Ward.
Parker House,. 81. Lockwood, Hamil-
tan; W. R. Richards. Ruby Hill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07

Az meeting d Eurska Lodss No. ~.
I. o. o. q. hsid ThuudAy evening. he
following named esntl1nee vsrs elected
y dslsGAtes 70 he 0ssnd Lodee OF Odd
rellowS. which meets 81 neuo Jnns 10. visi
h. oadier. A. d. Rseh. O. q. Broy. J. =.
Beard, VIM. Doolin, George W. Douglas.
o. ysrraris. W. "A. Davenport. Jo4 David
uou and =. Creassr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07

Madame Loryea's beautiful stock Of
millinery goods can be found 1t Aunt
Hannah's, three doors south Of the Turner
House, where great bargains can be OBJ
tanned IL al the novelties Of the season. =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07

Having sold my entire stock and interest
in the undertaking business to p. H.
HUI, I would recommend him ~ beng
we'll qualified and competent to attend to
all branches in this line. W. P. HASKELL.
Eureka, Feb. q, 1883.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07

u had bean supposed until ysstsrday
that everything In he possession q the
Albion COMPANY that was attachable hsd
bssu attached. There was p article Of
psrsonai properly thst ssems 70 hAye beon
overlooked By Ill The creditors Of NH nm
fortunate company. This article y : iAres.
hne safe. which was removsd from me
Albion once 10 town up 70 NJ WORKS:
Eeyshon, In his hotei> Earnst Man, .
crcditor 81 The Albion, Who has NOT 1g-
urod heestolore 10 tbs great tumble, d.
eovered the wbsrsabcuts Of this property
ne rssult u which was On imuo4lA>s ~
tnohmsnt. pnu1rRnt rsportet nav -
yosterdey. oeusnented With . rronunoiAr
nento hen Justiee xoLaushltn's o@ess
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07

The Jackson House Restaurant is il
eaily receipt Of fine fresh Saddle Roc
oysters.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07

Berg, the groceryman ON South Main
street, receives daily frosh oysters and
fash. =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07

Fresh French nd American candies
Of every description at Brown 3 Godfrey's
Restaurant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07

The HALEY Nsws-Minsr sAyss skilled
labor on Wood River commands from ~
10 Is per day, and underground minors
ret the same. Others receive from - SO
10 S. so. Board is from ~ to - per week.
lodging extra. Farm hands. cattle men.
teamsters. etc.. are paid from $50 to $50
per month. with board and lodging.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07

- lNI
onN.S BOARD.
90 Ophir-245c ~
ak Gould 4 C~urry-2ooc
sao Californis-2oc a.
20 n Best 4 Belcher-SH on
" ~o.vsee-22Oc2 ~ 2hbSO
$50 Chollar-aooc
i oo usie 4 Norcross-305c Sl0c 5000
lsv n ! Point-1h 140c 1l5c 1860 1890
w ysi,ox Jsckst-sl0c 5000 sl0sS0
65, Kentuck.l*
100 Alpha IN l4oc
lo0 Belcher-60c 500 .,.
y confidence-170c 1000 IN
100 8. N~evads-2Aeo
Utah.
70 Bullion-75c
100 Exchequer-5uo MO.
Avn Union-S60c 1850 SfVe
1000 Alta-4Oc .,.o
zoo Andes-6oc ovpoo
so Occidentsl-l30o
$50 N. Belle-St
20 N~avajo-330c
400 B. Isle-65c
1M ~Albion-55c sl0
as0 M. Whie-30c
400 Argsnta-5oc
100 @. Prize-50c
AFTERNOON BoARD.
Eureks Con.-6b bhs
n N. Belle-01
"a q, Prixe-45c 500
"a krgsnta-55c 600
n NavAjo--3S6c
~ Independence-65c 700
"a Albion-55c COO
IN Eureka Tunnel-76o
100 Holmes-70c
40 Bodie-190o 1860
S00 Martin Whits 800
SO Tiptop-20c
SS5 Ophir--260c
65O Gould 4 Curry-2S5c
400 Con. virginia-60c so
100 California-20c
$40 Chollar-160c
65o Hale 4 Norcross-S16o
40 Me~xicsn-310c $3.50
40 Uniou-380c 81
40 Ssvage-2SOc
500 Is. Nevads-2k 1850
625 Yellow Jaoket-310c $3.50
100 Scorpion-50o
5000 Alta-40c $50
$40 Potosi-120c
120 Excbequer-30o 25o
$50 Belcher-85c
200 Best & Belcher-385c $500
400 Grown Point-120c 100
900 Andes-55c 800
90 Ksntuck-190c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07

Premature .graypess avoided By uSlug
psrker's HAif Balsam. sdislinguishsd for
cleanliness end perfume. +
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-07

Everything about tho works and In the
shaft seems 70 be In perfect order, and
work Il progressing q smoothly and -
rapidly q possible. It will be about three
months yct befors any result NJ b o.
pected from what II now going on. or
rather down. When the shaft has been
sunk ! 400 feet explorations will b. started
from that point. and : drift run soms 400
Of $50 fest TO strike the ledge. Those who
want 70 gamble will then have : big
chance 10 DO 70. II orr u struck II the
deep workings { few shares Of Eureka Con.
stock will be : fortune, and he prosperous
sxistsuoe 81 this mining distflct Tor an
indsdnits period will b thereby assured.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-07
A Libertine Unrnashed.

NEW YORK, Oct. &. John II Austin,
aged AZ, was arraisned before police Justice
James NJ. Davis, in Jersy City, yesterday,
on n charge Of wife Abandonment prefer
red by his wife. He was In the company OF
a young woman when arrested. He seemed
to regard his arrest rs q joke but when Chief
of Police Murphy placed upon the Judges
desk bundle OF love letters which had
been found by Mrs. Austin in her hus.
bands trunk, and which had been written
TO him by young girls and women, he grew
very pale and moved nervously in
his chair, The letters, about 100 in all,
are from girls and somee in this city. Key
port, CatskilI, Rock Island, Cohoes, Jersey
city, and other places, One OF the letters
from the daughter Of a respectable resident
Of Jersey City, and charges Austin with
having caused the ruin OF herself and her
two cousins, who =. live In Catskll,
another from girl who
formerly lived in Troy, but who
is now an inmate OF house Of prostitution
in this city, concludes as follows; 81 shall
never forgive or forget you for the injury
you have done me and my sister,
Most OF the other letters indicate that
Austin was on intimate terms with the writ
ers. In order to give Austin time to en-
poy and consult counsel, Judge Davis set
the examination down for Monday morning.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-07

TRENTON, y. j., OCT. City Clerk
VIM. j. Early has been the victim OF mis-
take. Yesterday he went to Camden aud
called upon Mrs. Mead, a widow, and the
daughter Of Mrs. Charles Wood, who lives
with her mother at No. 81 Cooper street, In
that city. During the nj. hit, IL Is alleged,a
DR.. Barnes who lives in the house heard
noise In the widows apartments, and he
called her brother, who made an invests
cation and discovered that City Clerk Earl J
had not gone home to Trenton. When Mr..
Early returned here day he was very In
dignsnt. ''The whole story is highly col
ored, he said. "The fact is, that lady Is
my wife. We we're married some time
here in Trenton by Rev. Henry NJ. Barbour
OF Trinity Episcopal church, and so
had perfect right to visit
her. We were keeping the marriage
secret for time for our own reasons, but
her mother knew OF Il. When the brother
entered the room where was with my
wife, he was inclined to be violent, but his
mother promptly said, This Is all right;
they are married. That settled the mat
ter, except so far ~ concerns Dr. Barnes,
who was furious, because be had attempted
to pay attentions to the lady, and was
ordered out of the house. -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-07
Imporimnt Raiirs~>s suss..

New YORK, Oct. 6,-Four suits we're be.
gun IN the supreme csart Of this osty YES.
terday by Mr.. Frank r. Lsvreacs, as at
torney for Horny Betaco, r., sad others,
against William p. C,yxs Of thin s>y and
Thomas NJ. Logan and Jsseph Bryan Of
Richmond, Va, to recsvsr, In the aggre.
gate, about 500 200 damages. Mr. Belden
is a well-known stock. broker, and the de.
PENDANTS have been interested In the rsil.
road and other companies, composing what
Is known As the Richmond aud Danville
system. 1t Is by the msaipulations of the
stock OF those companies Mr.. Belden and
his co-litiganls say that they have lost
500 900. MI. Belden In his complaint sets
forth the organic atien Of the Rict mond and
DanvlIle railroad company of the Richmond
and West Point Terminal company and OF
the Richmond and Danvilse extension, the
last being corporation organized under the
laws OF New Jersey TO build the Georgia Pa.
cine railroad. Be'den alleges that 10 1881
the tdelendahts, having acquired many
thousand shares OF the stocks Of these COM
panies, and desiring to sell them at high
prices, co0spired together to create n
market for their stocks BY advancing
them by means OF pretended transac-
lions In them and by other fraud.
uIent acts ne figures far la excess OF their
actual value. He alleges that they repre-.
sented the stocks to be OF much greater
value and the properties Of greater extent
than was the'sase, and by those and other
deceptive means sought to sell their stock
to great profit to themselves and to the
great damage Of whoever might buy them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-07
AIRS Fish tina. Comes to Rem, Net.

NEW YORK, Oct. At a meeting of the
AmaIgamated Trade and Labor Unions,
last evening, 1t was announced that Gov.
Buffers services had been secured by the
international Union Of Cigarmakers, and
that he would appear in the Supreme court
on Monday in conjunction with the District
Attorney to make such motion as might he
necessary TO secure the strictest possible
enforcement OF the law as applied to
tenement houses, and whose enforcement
has hardly yet been attempted.
The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Children has also interested Itself In the
question, and the Assembly announces Its
Intention Of aiding In the nomination and
election Of such men only as would aid the
workingmen's movement.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-07
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

"A fire In Sandy Lake, Pa, on Friday
destroyed block and half Of buildings.
Loss, 200.
lion. George Vests IN achne shop at
Baston, N. Y, burned last night, Loss,
$4,000.
Francis Il. Paris, first lieutenant Battery
A, Second ARTILLERY, u. $. A., killed him.
sell at Fortress Monroe on Friday.
The fifty third semi annual conference
Of the Mormon church, now being held In
Salt Lake City, shows a determination Of
the church to stand by polygamy.
The Philadelphia cssrts on Friday an.
nounced that hereafter they will issue no
more citizenship pspers-to thinamon. This
action under the provisions Of the act Of
May ., 1889, witch provides that nom and
after that date no State court er court OF
the United States shall r4asit Gsiness u
eitlseashlp.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-07

NEW lokK, 0ct. q. -Gossips were busy
on the street yesterday discussing Mr.. Til
deus proposed cruise In southern waters on
his yacht, the Yosemite. Rumor has II that
the winter is to be spent about Cuba aud the
West Indies, and the list Of Mr. Tiden's
guests was said to include dozen promi-
nent people. On board the vessel The com
mander was busy preparing for a three
months cruise, aud number of expert.
enced sailors were engaged for that time.
At the New York Hotel Mr.. Chas. T. Mae
Lean, Mr.. Tilden's political protege, was
found eagerly discussing some important
matter with party Of gentlemen who were
terrifying themselves xgslast . sea voyage.
With true nsaktsl hitch 10 bis trousers
Mr. MacLesn explained that 10 could say
nothing Of the proposed trip. He would
neither deny nor affirm that the list Of pas.
scngers had been made up, through the
other gentleman looked guilty when the
subject was mentioned sMd arolled OF wAh
that rolling eHit peculiar 70 Old sailors.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-07
BEYOND THE SEAS.
CHINA.

PARIS, Oct. 6,-The Marquis Fseng said
THIS morning that he oansideBsd the nsvs
from Canton a. being Of the erssest charsc.
ter. The result Of Tids-water Lsxsn's
trial was very unsatisfactory. The mob
were inoensed 10 such a degree nv the
light sentence imposed, that they were si.
most beyond coutrsl. The mAndcriugs
were assembled In The sseets, and the
situation had become so strained that
the government was obliged to
adopt the most severe measures
in order to preserve peace. The arrtra Of
the fresh troops, which had been ordered
to Canton to oyerawe the people, had tend
ell still further 10 increase the excite meat,
and an outbreak, the conse quencc Of which
no one could fereteh, was likeiy to txSe
place at any moment. The Marquis said
that so much did he fear further trouble on
account OF the Logan affair, he wss urging
with all the force OF his commaaa revision
OF the sentinel.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-07
Close of Fair Week.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6.-The Trades pro-
cesSion last night was the browning feature
OF the gala week, and all who witnessed
1t pronounced Il a decided improvement
upon the Yelled Prophets pageant OF this
or any former year. The streets along the
entire three miles Of march were one dense
throng OF humanity num-
Oerlng many thousands, the
sea OF upturned faces in itsel present.
ing picture and study.
The floats were beautiful md suggestive,
and presented fair idea OF the city's great
ness.
The last day Of the Fair was success SO
far as the weather is concerned.
lhe grounds weoe trife
damp, but the sun is rapidly
doing away with that difficulty. The
crowd, however, at noon was not as large
as would be expected net exceeding $40, =
900.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-07

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Tbe candidates on
the Democratic ticket for state officers have
decided that it Is OF the utmost importance
that the factions in the city shall be united
at the coming election. hr. Isaac II. May
nard and Robert A.. Maxwell,
the nominees for Secret ary
OF State and State Treasurer, arrived
in New Y ork yesterday. During the day
th5y called upon Mr.. Kelly, Commissioner
OF Public Works Thompson Sheriff Da-
yids on and other leaders ofITammany Hall,
the county Democracy and Irving Hall or.
CARNATIONS. Both Mr. Maynard and Mr..
Maxwell talked OF the necessity
for harmony in the city. They
urged in strong terms the
throwing aside OF all jealousy and taetional
feeling between the organizations. Mr..
Maynard told the leaders that, while there
lis no doubt that the state ticket will be
elected, yet fight among the local
Democrats would tend TO demoralze the
party outside Of New York county.
The rural Democrats always felt more con
tdent and came to the polls IN large num-
beers when there was union In this city.
Mr.. Maxwell spoke in the same vein at the
interviews held. Dir. Maynard, In spe ak
Ing to correspondent last night, said that
1t was true that be and Mr.. Maxwell were
In the city on harmony mission
The prominent Democrats IN ali parts OF the
state, he said, were unanimous in their
opinion that Tammany Hall, county Dem
ocracy and Irving Hail should unite on
county and district nominations. He fur
ther said that frem the talks he had already
held with the leaders OF the various fac
tons, he felt assured that there would be a
union.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-07
Leasing His Mind.

PiTrsBURa. Pa, 0S. 81. p. Hitch
cock, lste senior partner IN the firm OF
Hitchcock q MeCreery, grain merchants,
was found by bis friends 10 day at the Cen
trai Hotel. He seft his home on Anderson
sveaue, shadyside, on Monday last with.
out telling any one who're he was going.
For the last three years hs has not crossed
his owp threshold, aud for a longer time,
80 he said, nothing but his early
career had seemed to interest
him. When spoken to to-day IL was
evident that his mind was far away He
wears closely cropped white beard aud
has a very arstScratic and intelligent ap.
pearsnce. He said he was deeply interest
ed In the attention which the papers have
been paying to him, but was very certain
that he was not lost, aad was equally GER
tain that he was not about to lose himself.
His son had tried to in
duce him to return home,
but he had refused, and this was the first
subject mentioned TO him. He seemed to
forget the question, or ~ avoid it, aud most
adroity led the way TO his early life. lie
has had checkerea career, and few citizens
in Pittsbhrg are better known than MIR.
Hitchcock. When asked what he intended
to do, he said II do not know. may 20
to Carlyle, ILL.,, or may 90 to Quincy, III.
had thought also Of going to Somerset, in
this state, but ! may stay here. The trou-
bic is the PENNSYLVANIA railroad company is
about TO take lot Of my ground at Shady
side to build new statioa on. 1t stands
me s. $50 per acre, and 1t worries me to
have my beautiful grounds broken up. This
appears to be bis hallucnaIion, It's prob.
able that his relatives will compel him to
70 home, and place the gentleman where
his diseased mind can DO no harm.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-07
Plight Of Bastarf1iea.

WALNUT RIDGE, Ark, Oct. 6.-At A
O'Clock Thursday evening, perfect cloud
OF butterflies passed south. There were
millions Of them, all the same color and
size, and they filled the air like snow fakes
as far as ;he eye could see in every direc-
ton. The streets were literally covered
with them, apparently stopping twenty
minutes for refreshments. - so far as
heard from, about seven miles east and
west, The cloud was just as dense. They
were more than an hour in passing, al.
though they travelled yery fast.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-07
Planning MIL Burned.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 6.-After mid.
night last night fire broke out in Bern
hard Mayors placing mill, which was de-
stroyed. Loss, $40, 900. Fifteen dwellings
in the neighborhood were more or less dam
aged. The aggregate loss is S25, 900, most.
ly covered by insurance.