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Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
NEWS SUM N AIRY.


Yesterdays Casualties and Othel
| News.
The Cabinet meeting yesterday wa
attended by all the members excep
Secretary Folger, who was sick. Tn
lO'Donnell case was considered. 1t wa
learned that Secretary Frelinghuyser
several days ago instructed Minister
Lowell to recognize o 'DOnneNs g citizen
ship, and that further Instructions were
telegraphed yesterday.
Trevelyan Ri'lout, a prominent law.
yer of Toronto, disappeared two month,
ago. Yesterday his body was found in
High Park, with revolver in on.
hand and a bullet hole in his head. II
Is supposed he committed suicide
because young lady refused t. mar.
ry him.
1t is expected In Ottawa that the Gus.
toms returns for Novem ber will show
that the imports of -four from the Uni
ted States have greatly increased, and
that the Dominion revenue from this
source will be large.
The boiler of Shipley Brothers saw
mill at Clay Pool, Indiana. burst on
Monday morning, wrecking the build.
ing. John Haddix, the engineer, was
killed, and Harris Ramsey and William
Bloom were fatally injured.
The trial of ex-Speaker Eagan, at
Newark, New Jersey, for offering a
bribe. has been again postponed on
account of defendants illness. 1t Is
set for the 20th instant.
Rev. DIR. Wilson, for taking part in
Salvation Army meetings, has been
dismissed from the curacy Of st. George
Episcopal Cathedral, in Kingston, On
tarlo.
Ferdinand Wirtmann, who was injur
ed by the burning of a sleeping car on
Chicago express train last week, died
yesterday at Castleton, New York.
The Senate, in executive session yes.
terday, confirmed the nomination Of
Walter @. Gresham, Of flndiana, to be
Post. General.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
A Useful Cat.

THERE Is q gentleman in this city who
owns cat that few mornings since
distinguished itself. The owner had
Just arose, when he heard a commotion
down stars, and upon going down, he
inquired the cause. The servant girl
informed him that the cat had caught
u large bird, which she had taken
away from it and placed under . bas-
ket. The gentleman pulled the stranger
out, and found 1t was a fine fat wool
cock, which he killed and had for his
supper. He supposes that the bird was
flying over about day break, and struck
against house or chimney, and fell to
the ground.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
Twenty three Days Under . Hay
stack.

Some boys playing about haystack
near La Crosse, Wis, on Monday, found
under 1t man In horrible condition
of emaciation. Help was secured and
the poor wretch extricated. He was
almost dead and was barely able to
speak in whisper. He said his name
was Christian Anderson that he crawl
ed under the haystack on the night OF
November II to keep warm, and that
the stack caved In upon him. He strug-
gled hard, but was unable to extrlcate
himself. He cried out, but no one heard
him. He was sent to the County Hos
pital, apparently in dying condition.
He was so weak that he could give only
disjointed fragments Of his horrible
story. 1t Is stated several loads Of hay
have lately been removed from the
stack which buried him, but he was
probably too weak to make the team
sters hear him or was unconscious at
such times,
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
Board OF Health. .

The regular meeting of the Board of
Health was held last evening with
President Bush in the chair. Reports
were made on several nuisances, some
of which were reported abated, and
others continued in the hands Of the
executive officers or committees. The
Secretary reported that there were no
new CAGES of small pox, and that those
previously reported were valescent,
and all the flags taken down.
The following resolution offered by
DR.. Grimshaw was unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That committee be ap.
pointed TO make brief of the action of
the City Council in regard to the nuis-
ances on Crooked and Rattlesnake runs,
and also as to the communications from
the Board of Health to the City Coun.
Gil, and whether the same have been
received or acted upon. DR.. Grimshaw
and Messrs. Gawthrop and Feaster
were appointed the committee. After
allowing the bills of James Stuart for
81 and E. B. Frazer for fifty-Hve cents,
the board adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12

The young mus league of Grace
church will give it's second entertain
ment this Wednesday, evening, Mt s
o'clock. The evenings entertainment
viii consist of music, songs, essays and
a debate. The question to be discussed
by the members of the league is Re.
solved, "That Longfellow ranks high
or o. poet than Tennyyon. Come up
and spend an evening with the young
mems league Of Grace church. Re-
mem Der the time, 8o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
wanted 20 Marry Miss GARFIELD.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 11.--A lunatic
from St. Louis was arrested here this
afternoon. For several days he has
been u caller at the Garfield house. He
claims to be lireaa descendant of
George Washington. FIe says that his
name is George Washington, and he de.
sires to marry Miss Mollie Garfield at
once. The police were informed Of his
actions this afternoon, and Superintend-
ent Svhmitt detailed an officer to arrest
him
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
DECEASED.
The Death OF Mrs. Mary A. MOl.
land ~ Salisbury, Md.

Mrs. Mary Arabella Holland, wife
OF Charles r. Holland, OF Salisbury
Md, and sister Of p. Parker WeIch oi
this city, died on Sunday. 25th of No
vember, Of a lingering illness of more
than three months, aged AZ years. A
friend writing Of the sad event con.
tributes the following to the Salisbury
Advertiser, which we publish by re.
quest Death Is indeed solemn event.
No respectOr Of persons, it lays its
hand, AZ In the above case upon the
noble, the pure, the good and the true,
az well rs those less worthy. Who
that knew Mrs. Holland does not
mourn her loss? Who among her
neighbors will not miss the genial
companion Of admirable social quail
ties, the woman Off we'll stored mind,
and one free from all afectation, the
sound, practical woman who could
ever be found minstering to the suffer
Ing, II she knew 1t, whether they be-.
longed TO the humber walks Of life, or
the wsalthiest, most cultured and in.
fiuential class +?
So far AZ the suffering were concerned
1t made no difference to her. Could
she relieve them 1t was done cheerful
ly, not grudgingly. Too much is some
times said In enlogy Of the dead. In
this case the writer cannot. Some
time since his mother was sick and she
left her home and did as much for her
AZ daughter could have done. This
he appreciated AZ much as If it had been
done for him. A short time thereafter,
In a spell Of severe illness, the longest Of
his life, not day passed but what she.
with her own hands, prepared several
times some delicacy for him.
Near neighbOrs, two persons could
not have been more kind and consider.
ate than herself and husband nor were
two ever better allied in heart and soul.
With him this whole community sym.
pathiz = most deeply. Holding on TO
life with remarkable tenacity during q
very long spell OF severe sickness, she
rscievod the most skilful medical atten.
tion, the kindnest nursing, the most
tender and constant care from him, hut
the grim messenger came at last and she
was called away
Sad loss indeed Her neighbors will
miss her society will miss her her
church (the p. Il. church) will
miss her her relatives will miss her.
Indeed, all miss her sadly. Possessing
In great degree the graces that dignity
and adorn all that is pure and good in
this town has istained a
loss which 1t will be hard, hard indeed,
to repair. Verify noble soul Is gone,
but her memory is now and will ever
be green.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
The Begxar Student

IT. our theatre-goers would like TO
witness something good in the comic
opera line, they would do we'll to visit
Haverley's Broad street theatre, and
see the McCaull opera company In
the grandest Of operas The Beggar
Student" The music is enchanting,
and the company is one of the best.
They are playing to crowded houses.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12

"lt IL remarkable that the South
American Indians never suffer from
consumption. The cause is their use
of Coca. They also never suffer with
scrofulous nor skin diseases. They
reach very old age, and frequently
pass their full century" (see Journal
of the Royal Society Of Vienna). For
weak lungs, chronic coughs, asthma,
shortness OF breath and female suffer.
ings, use Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
A Destitute Family.

A. Mr.. Lukens, who resides over
Eleventh street bridge, died on Sunday
morning last, of a cancer. Deceased had
been sick for about a year. "a nd bis fami
~ are In very destitute circumstan.
ces. Efforts were being made this morn
ing to raise sufficient money to bury him
this afternoon. The family are worthy
people, and should receive immed ate
assistance.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
Excursions to Florida.

The Ocean Steamship Comp, any Of Savan-
nah is presenting extraordinary attractions
for this seasons travel TO Florida. Is Phil
sdel his and savannah Line is equipped
with the larac and elegant steamships City
Of savannah and City Of Mason, which sail
every Saturday alternately, in command Of
experienced officers. Excursion tickets from
Philadelphia to Jacksonville and return,
good until June LIST, 1884, $ll.60. which In.
clude meals and stataroOms. No extra ex
penses. StaterO0ms oan be secured and
tick cts obtained at the office Of tho company
IS SOUTH Third street, philadelphia, or H. y.
Taylor, Agent, IA Market street, Whining
ton, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12

There 70 bitter feeling In 0rOtOn, Conn,
against George 3. Avery, q thriving mer'
chant, who Is charged by Mrs. Giles, a
widow, with having broken Oft q marriage
engagement with her. Sho says the we'd
ding was to have occurred last Thursday,
but she was informed by Avery on Tuesday
that 1t WAS indenn nitely postponed. On Fri.
day night q mob smashed Avery's store
front, hanged him In sffigy and threatened
TO tar and feather him. On Saturday night
M Mas sgan naas1a II syy as
rants have been issued for the arrest Of the
lesders Ofthe mob, and the case will bs ven
tiated in court.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
A Curious Rug,

One Of the greatest curiOsities seen In
these parts for some time is now exhibi'
ted In the show window of Il. 9. Daw.
son & Cos jewelry store, No. 229 Mar
ket street. The curious object is an
immense black bug, which was pre-.
septed to Mr., Dawson by a gentleman
from South America.
1t Is between three and four inches
wide. A peculiarity about 1t lisa pro-
jeGfion from the nose or mouth, which
Is Ia the shape of tack raiser. 1t al
tracts considerable attention.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
53sSBAg|||jI
Sun sets AL
Sun rises 7.07
Ohristtiold q Best.

I.
Ohristfeld 4 Best.
Rumford Brothers, Halter.
| Agents for Dunlsp's Hats.
HOod N. II. Horse Blankets, for 99c.
Brazilian Cough balm, 90 doses ~ OTIS.
Family coal, She ward, ga W. Front st.
City Laundry, Sixth and Shipley streets.
Gut Flowers At Hayden's, 9th and Shlpley
Pampss Plumes, at Hayden's, 9th h Shipley
q. y. Humphrey d bro, ,hatters, ,a02 Msrks
Fine IS X. Rings, at Ham, Is Z. Fourth 9
| Hollis makes his own mixed, at lH Marke
street.
The secrets Of chicken salad should neye
| be revealed.
ao to W. +. Green's boot and shOe store
No. Ill West Eighth street.
Male and female canaries for sale at Par
ker's, lo3 East Second street.
Mixtures Mixtsres! Mixtures. At Fergu
sons Tafy House, II East Second street
Presents for husband, brother or friend. a,
Christmas tide. Cole, 202 Market street.
Hollis has grand assortment Of new styles
ofhOme-made candies,at 12l Market street.
Domestic CoughSyrup will positively cure
cough. W. Z. Pharmacy, 7th and Jefferson
Wv W 1OtAuuut 6uH nave your plcLuIeH
taken by the tnstan ntane0us process. s07 Mar.
ket street.
Great rush for Minutt's photographs, only
81 per dozen, 1T Westcott and Cummings,
302 Market street.
Yes, said a South Side dealer the other
day, 81 must get Bacon's Essays forI want
to post up on pork"
Take your babies to Holland g, SU7 Marke
street, and have their pictures taken by the
instantaneous process.
lfyou want good smoke or a good chew,
He keeps tine stock.
The only man who was glad he missed the
train was the fellow who Just barely avoided
stepping on one In the ballroom.
Stamping, Pinklng, Embroiderlng, done
at short notice, at Strany's Umbrella En-
pOriun, Fourth and Market streeE.
A full line Of House Furnishing Goods,
Wo0denware, etc. Schoen's Heater, Range
and Stove House, 2O9 to 2iS SIMPLIFY.
Consumption, Coughs ami Gods cured by
DIR. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY Tor Consump.
tion. Trial Bottles free. N. b. Dantorth.
Take your children to Westcott Gum
mings for tine photographs, 302 Market
street. Successor to the late J. K. Sutterley
Examine the most popular ranges In the
market, the Royal and Magic. Schoen's
Heater, kange and Stove House, 100 to 2l0
Shipley street.
You should get your beds renovated by
will send for them and return them promptly
thoroughly purified.
DO your own repairing. We have for sale
Cement, for Patching, Soling and Heels, or
send your rubber boots. etc., to WIN. Boldly
l. Son, No. 3 West Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
Among the Poets.

At the meeting of the Young Mems
League of Grace church this evening
the question " That Longfellow rank.
higher as Q poet than Tennyson" will
be discussed, and the remainder OF the
program will consist of essays, solos,
readings, music, etc. The public are
invited to be present.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
SPECIAL AEH1,lOHs
The Great Queetl0n

Is now before the public, what shall VI
buy for Christmas presents? Perhap
we can help you select by reading th
following list: We have a large ant
varied stock Of gents, ladies', boys ant
children's fancy EN- broidered slippers
also full line Of boots and shoes i'm
msnse stock Of rubber goods OF all do
scriptions. Call at the Boston On,
Price Boot and Shoe House, 304 Market
street. HENRY PIKE, proprietor. Re
pairing neatly done.
Canada Pine syrup.
Twenty five cents q bottle; prompt
and safe in its operation is surely tbt
remedy to cure cold or stubborn
cough. Sold at all the drug stores.
Wholesale by Y. James Belt, N. B.
DanfOrth, W. g. r. Colquhoun and H.
X; Veasey. Philadelphia depot, Smith
Kline Il Co.
Among the most Popular
Portable Heaters IL the Excelsior; also
the Saxon hot air furnace, for which We
are sole agents. SchHn's Heater,
Range and Stove House, 200 to 213
shipley street.
GlAl~a Mn.s~p
Js vo, v.,. a.. ,h.. III, ,,-.
white and hold ,h, ,,o;.tmr. as, e..
Gold Medal, the best snr;nv what aorr
The best is always the cheapest. w. j.
kimble. Front and Madison streets.
PhOtoxrauns
Reduced In prices. Fine re.touched ca binet
reduced from s5, 90 per dozen to $500 per
aozen. o aard PhotogrAphs finely re-touched,
EN- Ii HSiiou Rel nhn.oh doson 70 s,oo per aos
3O7 Market strset P"'''s'"p"''' sS'e'J
-.
ror covering, 20, 30 and 90 cents, with
ana Market - irusses specially !;
u room Tor applying.
he Convinced
by calling at the Delaware Tobacco
Agency for bargains in cigars. Full line
OF fine cigars in fancy boxes Y'itable
for holidays. ... II
Trade Dollars.
Trade dollars taken at par in the way
of goods at Smith Il Harrington's, 1O4
East Second street.
Equal Dividend"
=. .no cioa' iou'ooo Mart our pro
Chanman S.yenth and s Orans az st cos rsats
~ - 80 ''''
manufacturing ;swelsr no.. on HON,
fuli assor,,nant J ns Am..;"on "o -" rasah.. sIu
rings aud lockets.
I..n,..,
fine pebble button, worked button hole
for $l.5O, at Rabcock's, 2O8 Marke
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12

Tie attention of our readers Is called
10 the announcement In another column
of tie REPUBLICAN, OF @. w. Pyle,
dealer in boots and shoes, corner Second
and Market streets. For bargains visit
his store. and you will never regret It,
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12

II NAH can't be both good AMI rich,
he ought at least to be wise; let every
man prepare for the day Of adversely
BY laying in stock of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, . sure cure for coughs aud colds.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
Thraa Thousau n Il DOllsrs

In prizes Is offered by the YOUTHS OoMPAN
ION for the best short stories either for boys,
for girls, humorous stories, or stories Of ad'
venture. to be sent them before MAY 2oth'
1885. The terms and conditions Ofthe c0mpe-
tition arc issued In circular-fOr which all
who desire 10 compete are invited to send.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
Kladly Notice.

The man on Second street, two or
three squares east OF Market, who beats
his little br0ther.in-law until his
screams arouse the neighborhood, should
quit 1t at once before he Is introduced
to Judge Cummiris.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12

Look out for T. NJ. Weir's advertise.
rnent, No. 103 East Sixth street, ON Sat-
urday.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12

will bs sold at Drake Il Co. 8 auction
room this evening, December 10th, vt Z
o'clock continued Tuesday and
W ednes.IRy evenings.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
kilken wialsOr sOap,

10 cents cake, and silk handkerchief
given with each cake. g. Worrell,
Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
FOrlho Holidays.

Black silks, black cashInereH. . larg o
line Of all grades Pyle & Llchten-
stein.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
mr.. SimMs' White PuImOnie Bal.
sam,

The leading Lung Remedy Of Whining
mington, Del, quickly cures coughs,
colds, sore throat, hoarseness, Group,
etc. Hundreds of home references as to
its great value In lung diseases. 5Oc. and
81. Sold by druggists and dealers. Main
Depot. Fourth and King. Philadelphia,
Johnston, Holloway & Co., 6O2 Arch
street.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12
Chll0r0n's CoAtS,

a full line Of sizes. Pyle g. Lichten.
stein, 226 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-12

Look out for T NJ. Weir's advertise
ment, No. lO3 East Sixth street, on Sat
urday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-07
SPECIAL
Topktn e. Co.

This we'll known wholesale and retail
liquor house is just in receipto of the largest
and best assorted stock of wines, liquors
and cigars ever offered in this market,
Their stock OF WHISTLES, direct from the
distilleries in Kentucky, is the finest In
the market. Their wines and cigars, di.
rect from importers, are q surety Of genu-
ineness and purity, and include cham.
pagnes, sherries and brandies, while their
domestic wines are the best the market
affords. Their imported and domestic
cigars include q variety of brands, which
for flavor are not excelled. Dealers are
invited to examine their stock and prices,
which are adapted to the times.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-07
The Snlrnrd Estafe.

Consider H. Willett, an attorney from
Chicago, representing tho heirs of the late
Ben q. Stafford, who died at Beowawe some
nme ago, recently visited Eureka, and we
learned from him that the sale Of one-half
Of the Onondaga mine, which had been
made conditioDally by Stafford to J. O..
aather Of Salt Lake, will probably be de-
cisred of, Mr.. Mather having expressed a
Willingness to relin quish all claims, pro-
vided the heirs will reimburse him in the
amount he has expended, which will
PROBABLY be done during the next thirty
1ays. Mr.. Willett has gone back to
onicago. and expects to raise the money
within this time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-07
FLUE DUST.


Scraps from tIsc Notebook Of the
sentinel's Reporter.
The Richmond shipped yesterday eight
bars of bullion valued at ST., 537 II.
From now until Sunday George wede-
kind, an experienced piano tuner, is at
your service. See his advertisement.
Tomorrow, according TO the Moham-
medans, the sun will rise in the west and
the universe be rolled up as parchment
and destroyed. Get your cremation suits
ready.
All members of Base Range Council No.
2, 1. o. G. F., are notified that assessment
No. 26 must be paid N or before Tuesday
next or CD that date they will be sus-
pended.
The Carson Tribune of Monday after
noon saws: Hon. Thos. Wren and Col.
Harry 1. Thornton, Of counsel for North
ern Belle in the coming mining suit,
arrived this morning.
Look out for Pete Hansen's new adver.
tisement in the SENTINEL tomorrow
morning. He makes the best showing
ever yet put in print in Eureka OF first
class groceries at bedrock prices.
George Crosby, CT whom a death notice
10 puDllbutu cloCW ncIcy Cdm6 uoI6 dDOu
the first Of last January. He doubtless
has warm friends and relatives some.
where, but we have not been able to gel
any information of them. He fell q prey
to consumption.
We call the attention Of our gentlemen
friends who have a fancy fer exercise witt
a shotgun to the notice of Mr.. PAUL. The
tournament he adver tises is just the thing
we want for diversion at this particular
season. Go with your best gun and pacl
off the best prize.
Phoebe Record OF Saturday: Messrs.
Tom Robinson and n. s. Bullock Of
Eureka, in company with George T. Rives,
arrived in Phoebe on Thursday evening,
and left for Pennsylvania District mex
morning, for the purpose Of examining the
Klingensmith mine.
Geo. G. Thaxter, the crack shot of the
Carson Guard company, has returned
home from the shooting tournament in
California, having Won the medal put uI
by the California Powder Works for the
best individual score, also a 500 prize for
long range with Remington rifle.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-07
A CURIOUS DISCOVERY.
what Hid Eya's shame Discovered
at Last.

at Last
A friend hands US the following nara
tive Of a startling discovery:
1t is known that Mr.. Benjamin, a re-
porter for some newspaper in America,
was sent TO Persia, and reports that some
Russian engineers have just found the
Ark OF Noah on the plateau OF Mount
Ararat, and that he found a board book
kept by Noah and his sons. But it seems
that q reporter Of some French newspaper,
not far from the Jordan, encountered q
magnificent apple tree, and after five
minutes of %scrupulous attention recog-
good and evil from which our fore
fathers gathered the forbidden fruit. To
prove the truth Of this, he saw two letters
in the Hebrew language, Adam and Eve,
designed on it in an artistic and amorous
fashion. The correspondent did not rest
there in his enterprise. At a distance Of
twenty-five metres and a half northeast of
the tree is a grotto, on entering which he
found a charming surprise. Engraven on
Q rock he perceived other characteristic
letters, which he quickly translated as
follows:
Take the joe which is sixty-fve cent?
metres from the ground, and push q
metallic button that is near and look"
In doing so. the reporter was amazed to
mud before him a glass cover. under which
was the frstdress worn by Eve. 1t was a
pretty and delicate grape leaf. What will
ne report after be has interviewed the
Wandering Jew?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-07

Gen. Conner got back from San Fran
cisco last night.
J. r. Wilmington, the we'll known cattle
man, is in town.
M. II. Joseph is quite sick with an
attack of infammatory rheumatism.
Major Treece, District Attorney of White
Pine, came in yesterday from Hamilton.
Col. VIM. o. Mills, Jr., returned last
evening from Palisade, whittier he had
gone in company with his departing friend,
Mr.. Mundy.
W. 7. Ferguson ia back from the Win
nemucca races. which he says were a grand
success-plenty of good horses and
slathers of good money.
Candelaris True Fissure: W. s. Reyes,
the noted mining expert, arrived on We'd
nesday evening, and is stopping at the
Northern Belle boarding house.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-07
WARD ITEMS.
Refer. NOu. 8.

Contrary to expectation, we have an in
crease Of taxable property in White Pine
county Of S66, 459 81. Increase of taxes OF
1888 over those of 1882, S2,541 6S.
The present term of the District Court,
beginning on the 18th, promises to be the
most important since the organization OF
the county.
For the month of October the Monitor
Mining Company shipped II bars Of
bullion, valued at S38, 266 03.
The Monitor mine is opening out big in
the south end. The ore body is IL feet
wide, pitches into the mountain in a south
e~asterly direction at an angle Of as degrees,
and assays from $50 to SIS. 900 to the ton.
1t is chloride, black metal and horn silver.
The deepest workings at this point are 65
feet, and the ore begins to look like it was
going down.