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Assignment of a Steel Company.

PITTsBuRe. July 20.-The Manchester Iron
and Steel Company, capital stock $500, OOO
made an assignment to-day to w. w Martin,
of Allegheny City, and Henry Stanton, OF
New York.
The assgnees of the Manchester Steel
afternoon. Mr.. Mill states the as
sets at between 100000 and $so0,oOO
They consist of blast-furnace, the Superior
rolling-mill, and stock. The liabilities, in
Guiding the bonded debts, are 100000 The
largest creditors are in the East-Naylor &
Co., of New York. importers of foreign ores,
being the heaviest losers. A statement will
be prepared and an extension asked.
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THE RAILWAY OPERATORS.
Report that the Propriety of Calling Then
Out Is Being Considered.

Report that the Propriety of Calling Them
Out Is Being Considered.
PITTsBuRG, July 20.-It was reported this
afternoon that the Telegraphers' Brother
hood is considering the advisability OF order
ing the operators on all the Pennsylvania
Company's lines west of Pittsburg to strike,
because the Pennsylvania Company shows
a disposition to aid the Western Union.
The grand secretary says he does not think
any action of this kind will be taken at pres
ent but if the case gets desperate he can't
say what will be done. The strikers are do
ing all in their power to keep men from 60
ing to work, but thus far have committed no
overt act.
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The March of the Disease.

Paris Special.
The Figaro publishes long dispatch from
Alexandria which describes the epidemic as
rapidly spreading. 1t says that cholera ex-
lists at Samanoud, Zagazig and Chibine ell
Kom, in the very center of the delta. The
mareh1 9f 9ff the epidemic seems to be regulated
by the direction OF the wind. With a north
wind the mortality decreases, whereas it
augments with south wind. The t9Yn Of
Mansourah is partly deserted. The doctors
are beginning to believe that none OF the inn
portant towns will escape the contagion"
The correspondent proceeds to explain that
the Ramadan fast has begun, and that dur
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The Latest Ballot for Senator.

CONCORD N. H., July 20-The following is
the result of the ballot for United States
senator to-day: Whole number, $50; necessary
to choice, 141; BENZ. F. Prescott, L. w. S.
Ladd, /; Frank P. Mitchell, l; Charles II.
Burns, 1; Frederick Smith, 2; Charles H.
Bell, 2; Daniel Barnard, 2; Henry L. Burn
ham, 3; jacob Ii. Gallinger, 4; Aaron F. Ste
vens, 13; Gilman Marston, 25; James w.
Patterson, %; Mason w. Tappan, "a; VIM. e.
Chandler, 56; Harry Bingham, SO. The next
full vote will not be taken until Tuesday.
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The Phinney Failure.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 20.-A meeting OF
creditors of Phinney & Jackson, the Cuba
and West India merchants, recently failed,
was held to-day, The disaster to the firm is
attributed to the specglations of Will Il
Rhnnsy a6 GG !: one q the partners who gsed over
afd l6StIt all The asse!s, mostly fnerchsn-
disc, and balances due on accounts largely
in CUBA, amount nominally to s235, ,o00 liza
bilitiesabou $4,000. A committee was ap-
pointed to investigate affairs.
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John McCullough,s Condition,

will start for Long Branch with Billy Flor.
ence in a few days, and will remain there
until the beginning of the season. Though
he is far from being a well man, he is not as
sick as certain parties have represented, and
it is thought that the sea air will bring him
around all right. His manager has cancelled
none Of his dates, nor does he intend to. To-
fay letters were written t2 prominent mem
beis Of the company by MI. CofTof appris-
ing them of these facts
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49,
Texas CattIa Eaver.

BesroN, July 2o.-There are several cases
OF Texas fever among Texas cattle brought
to Worcester, and it is stated the Board OF
Cattle Commissioners will issue an order for
bidding the bringing of any more of these
cattle into the State.
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General Elsin's Retirement.

WAsHIYGToN. July 90-General James A.
Ekin, OF the Quartermaster's Department,
stationed at Louisville, will be placed upon
the retired list on the 1st of August 1t is
thought probable that he will be succeeded
by General Rufus Sexton.
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EngIand's Policy of spoliatiop.

PARIS, July 20.-The Journal des Debats
says Our relations with England are passing
through crisis, and the settlement by Eng
land of the Suez canal question by policy
of spoiiation would be to strike blow at the
heart of France which never would be for
given.
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NEw YoRK, July 2O.-E, W. Holbrook
Co., dry goods merchants, No. 40 Leonar
street assigned, to-day, to Benjamin Dun
ming, with $67 2l7 preierehces,-
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The victorian Parliament Endorsed.

MELBOURNE, July 20,-At a mass meeting
here, at which the mayor presided. resolu-
tions were unanimously passed indorsing the
address of the Victorian Parliament to the
Queen, which argued that New Guinea and
other Pacific islands be annexed or protec-
torate established over them.
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THE CHOLERA,
Confirmation of Its Ravages in Cairo and
Other Cities.

Other Cities.
CAIRO, July 20.-There were 14O deaths
from cholera here yesterday. Two regi-
ments of British troops have gone to suez.
An Alexandria telegram says there were
twenty-nine deaths from cholera yesterday
at Mansourah, twenty-four at Samanoud,
twenty eight at Ghzeh, forty-four at Chr
bin, and three at Damietta. There were six
teen deaths from the disease at Menzaleh on
Tuesday.
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BUSINESS DIFFICULTIES.

Reports of Failures for the Last Week Show
Slight Increase
New York, July 20.-The business failures
throughout the United States and CANADA
during the last seven days as reported to n.
G. Dun & Co., of the Mercantile Agency,
number 1853, as compared with 15s last week,
distributed as follows: New England States,
IS; Middle, %; Southern, II; Western, so;
Pacific States and Territories, 25; Canada and
Provinces, %, and New York city, 10.
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the receiver all up, and in this way some
times succeeded in getting non-uuion man
discharged"
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w II ENl
d, 20. -'-
EXCURSION.


The WHEN will bring in an
excursion over the Panhandle
from Richmond and interme-
diate points on Tuesday July
I'd. Il train will leave Rich
Inond at 7;3o a. M, arriving
at Indianapolis at 1890 a. n.
Returning, leaves indianapolis
at s D. m.
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"The Brotherhood" said one OF the at
taches Of the Western Union, were up to all
sorts of tricks, They worked to get as many
men into the organization as possible, and
made use of many very small and harass-
ing methods. l dropped on one of their
tricks When a Brotherhood operator sent
to a member of the order if the receiver was
"a slow man he sent slowly; if he wasn.r a
brother he sent il in so fast he would break
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-24
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.

Sardou is lank and lean.
Providence has had ten SHOWS so far this
winter.
England has been called the unmusical
country.
South American catfish are said to have
stub boards.
One pie-making concern in Gotham rolls
out IS, 900 day.
The English failures last year were over
1000 fewer than in 1881.
To call a laundress bosom friend is fiat
rony.-[D Evening News.
The city of Montreal, with a population of
80, 900, has debt of 1900, 900.
Some one says that the Widow Butler
eloped with "Massa Chusetts. = Grip.
Alas That so many people use religion
simply as a fire escape Cleveland Penny
Press.
All the English cabinet save Mr.. Cham
berlain are university men--seven Oxford, six
Cambridge.
English inventors are much exercised about
the discovery Of alleged new gold mines in
Guatemala.
Some men borrow trouble from the future.
An Illinois man yesterday became crazy on
his wedding day.
The way to see the Passion Play. Tread
on the trail of a red-headed woman'S Dress
! GGlube-Democrat.
There is one man in New Hampshire SC
stalwart that he won't even bolt his door,
| Buffalo Register.
Icelanders are poor fishermen. The Danes
! n ToalonI eapI much Of, he e .lo
country to Denmark.
There has been 2,4oo divorces decreed ir
Maine during FIVE years, making ratio of one
separation in ten marriages.
, The decorous Senator Bayard has beer
fined by the Mayor of Baltimore for no
shoveling the snow from his sidewalks.
We hope we shall not be accused of exag.
geration when we say we have received 1885,
calendars Il Boston Commercial Bulletin.
Miss Fleury, a New Orleans woman
known on the Italian stage as Alice Urban
is to-day pronounced the greatest prims
donna in Italy.
A marriage in the Elmira Advertiser top.
off in this way: mo cards, no cake, nc
flowers, no presents, and nobody's business
That is business.
Phil Sheridan can out swear any man in tn,
United States. When he gets command o
the army telephone connection with head
quarters will be discontinued.
The New York Commercial Advertiser sud
denly remarks that ''The man who bangs hi
hair hasn't enough sense to blow out hi
brains, even if he possessed any"
Mrs. Senator Logan has snow-whit,
hair and her admirers say that she, with he
brilliant black eyes, was never before so in
tereSting and beautiful as she is now.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY "a, 1888
EDITORIAL SMALL SHOT.

II RAILROAD directors did not ridein special
cars more attention would probably be paid to
the comfort of their patrons.
PALo PINTO county has petitioned for
branch of the lunatic asylum. Palo Pinto Is
the county where Blanton ran his Mountain
Cresset and Son his Star
PEOPLE generally have more vivid appre-
citation Of physical suffering than of moral
degradation. This fact is proved by an enor-
nous increase of murders in Maine since the
abolition of capital punishment.
TEXAS county and city officers will continue
TO trnde on the States credit. A bill has been
reported on unfavorably which provided that
they should be declared from buying jury
scrip and claims against cities and counties.
A VERY appropriate name for the present
State administration would be the Davls-lre-
land administration, for it was really Davis
that elected Ireland. The people are begin
ming to see through the thin claims OF the
Democratic partyin this State, and it will never
again be possible by holding Davis up to pub
lie view to prevent vital issues from being dis
cussed.
THE world generally is at peace. Germany
has not yet thrown down the gauntlet, and
France is doing about as well as could be
expected under the circumstances. Except
for a one-horse revolution in Chill and the
Comnunistic utterances of Socialist Herr
Most in Chicago, the effete monarchs OF
Europe have nothing to give them an appetite
for breakfast.
AMERICAN investments in Mexico will re-
ceiye an impetus from the recent decision OF
the Mexican government to adopt the Ameri-
can banking system as the basis of the laws
it purposes to enact for the regulation Of
banks. Many other benefits will be obtained
the principal of which will be the improve.
ment of MeMco's foreign credit and the effect
the Improvement will have on immigration
Though attacked severely and often our Ma
G.onal Bank law has unquestionably been the
means of promoting public security by pre-
venting the confusion which must inevitably
ensue to the use of dissimilar currency o
Auctuating and disproportionable values, anC
Mexico merits congratulation for discerning
its advantages.
PATRONAGE extended to opera may be con
sidered a tribute to music, but it is offer
brought about by desire for display. True
lovers of music show their taste by organizing
musical societies which delight US in al
seasons, and seldom by ostentatiously attend
ing every operate performance. The none.
which Gestinger carried away would hay'
been ample to support philharmonic o
other society from which we might derive no
only amusement, but instruction, while keeping
our money at home. The writer does no
wish that such an artistic as Madame Geist
niger may ever sing in San Antonio to al
empty house, but he does think home talen
should be cultivated in proportion to our musi
cal proclivities. That San Antonio is a cit
of music lovers the attendance at every oper
shows. Why cannot we have grand musi
cal union and occasionally musical festival
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PROTECT THE CHILDREN.

A bill which should receive the approval OF
both houses of the Legislature is the one intro
duced by Mr.. Gibbs, of Dallas, with view to
establishing a Refomatory Farm and House
of Correction. 1t contemplates the appro-
priation of 5000 acres of land and the expen-
diture of $Ia5, 600 to erect buildings thereon
for occupancy by convicts of tender years in
order that they may be protected from the con-
terminating influences of older aud more
hardened criminals. 1t were an insult to the
intelligence of our age and gross
ignorance of the spirit of our civil
ization to doubt the wisdom OF
such policy or doubt the duty of THE State
to enforce it. The organization and conduct
ing of such an institution must obviously be
upon principles essentially different from those
applicable to places of punishment. Hence
imprisonment should be employed only to the
extent necessary for educational purposes.
Deprivation of liberty as penalty for its
abuse is in consonance with justice, but re-
formatory can never be place of punish
ment. To confne the waits found in our
streets within the gloomy walls of prison,
to bar them from the world and from freedom
by massive bolts and awesome gratings, is re-
pupnant to our instincts and destructive Of
s'the only end to be accomplished, the de-
velopment of character in pupils as rational
beings capable of self-control and of rational
freedom"
CRIME seems to be not only epidemic but
migratory. A few weeks ago newspaper
readers were startled by reports of horrible
crimes in Wisconsin, then there was cessa-
ton of the reports for a while, after which one
heard of numerous murders, suicides and
shocking outrages in Iowa, then in Illinois,
next in Missouri, subsequently in Arkansas :;
after Arkansas Texas took prominence and
now California, with two railroad disasters
due to criminal negligence, 81 murders in
eight days, nearly as many suicides and numer-
Gus other horrifying deeds, takes the palm for
sensationalism.
SOME OF the country papers seem 10 nave al
idea that the State Legislature can enact law
prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors,
and few of them are regrettlng the election
of so many Prohibitionists and giving warning
that trial of prohibition would surely throw
the State government into the hands of the
Republicans. They need not be alarmed.
Prohibition can only be imposed by vote of
the people themselves and, though the Legis-
lature may submit the question to its con-
stituency, there is no probability that in state
where the cowboy and gentleman known as
Self Defense predominant, prohibitory move
ment will ever be successful.
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indorsed by thu certificates Of the eminent Dr..
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Assessment Notice.

EldOradO Consolidated Mining Com.
paDy.
r OCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
IL business. San Francisco. California.
Location of works, Eureka Mining District.
Eureka County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the 4th day OF
December, 1888, an assessment INC. II Of three
cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable immedi-
ately in U. 8. gold coin. to the Secretary. at
the office OF the Company, Room SO Academy
Building. $50 Pine street. san Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
Seventh day Of January, 1854.
will be delinquent and advertised for sale 1t
public auction; and unlsss payment 10 msde
before. Will be sold on WEDNESDAY the
TWENTY-THIRD (2Sd) day Of JANUARY, 1884,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
j. II. 6AYRE, Secretary.
Ofice-Room SO Academy Building, No. $50
PINE street. Ban Francisco, Gal. de7td
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

V,HE STONE YIRE-PRooF STORE BUiLn.
Il ing on Main street lately occupied by ~"
Hansen. For particulars apply e.
W. p. 6T1ICHELmAE;
EUREKA, March -, leo3. mS%"
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eureka uailp Sentinel.
Delinquent Sale Notice.


Location Of principal place Of business, Eu.
reka. Eureka county, Ncveds- -.
Location Of works, Eursks Mining District,
Eureka county, State Of Nevada.
Notce.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account OF assess
ment mo, q levied ON the 9th day Of Novem.
Der. 1883. the several smounts set opposite the
names Of the respective sharehoidsrs' - FOL
lows: