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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1883-04-06
Wilmot, March 80, l88.

EDITORS HERALD notice an ar.
ticle in the Wilnot Journal entitled
"Spies Spotted" and starting OF in =
biblical style Of language, undoubted.
" with the idea that the readers Of
tho Journal would, perhaps, be con.
vinced by 30 doing that the writer of
that article was inspired from on high,
with intuitive knowledge Of the mo-
tives and designs of any body and
everybody he may chance to meet.
Who is this would be ''smart Acct"
What is his businessi Is he q self.
constituted carrion scavenger! and
being unable to obtain tainted flesh
enough to satisfy his Unsuitable appe.
tite resorts to preying upon untainted
portions. lie evidently thinks that
his article is carefully and artfully
worded, that people can no more than
surmise who the parties referred to
are. Does he think the readers of the
Journal are so destitute of good horse
sense as he is himself and not able to
detect the thrusts of a backbiter al.
though an attempt is made to hide be.
hind his own words, he not having
tnanly courage enough to face the mu.
sic.
We certainly hope that the people
of Wilrnot will not uphold any Of her
citizens in casting reflections upon any
Of the many visitors to our village.
and If any OF her citizens are NOR
ally 20 rotten that they have lost all
sense Of decency and good manners,
she will as soon as possible take steps
to rid the public of all such putrid
matter.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1883-04-06

WANrKp.-At once, 5000 bushels
ct Oats and 1000 bush els of Potatoes at
CAWARD h STEVENSON .
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1883-04-06
ATTENTION.

The undersigned having bought out the
L0nber business Of J. M. Baker & Co., desire
to call the attention Of the public to the fact
that they will keep in stock a full line of
LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS. &C.
which they will sell at reasonable prices. A
share Of patronage is solicited and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. We have come to stay, and
no risk Of reputation will be made by hand
ling inferior goods.
IEA0H &c NoCK
Sign Of the Wisconsin Lumber Yard.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-29
A OMINEsE PHYSICIAN.

One of the most famous physicians in
San Francisco is . Chinaman named Ii
20 Tai. His patients are nearly all
white people, and his income from his
practice is some $1,000 per month,
though his charges are but $40 per week
including medicines. ALI his patients
are able to 60 to his Office and usually
take their medicines there. His special
ties are dyspepsia, cancers and tumors.
Ii Pc Tai has practiced in San Francisco
for thirty years. He commands his pa
tients not to taste strong drinks, no
shell fish, no poultry or fried meats, no
eggs or watery vegetables, and no I'M.
cooked fruits. -Exchange.
1t il hard for the layman to judge Of
physicians or of medical schools. DR..
Ii Pc Tai may accomplish wonders by
means Of Joss and his horrid decoc.
tions. but we believe only Cinnamon are
ct patients for him. Either this or
modern ideas Of medicine are false.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-29
OVER H WATER.

The Game Of Billiards Between
SchaeMer and vignaux Resumed
An Extensive ConhagratiOn In
Paris-Justice Denman to Preside
AZ O'Donnelrs Trial Burglars
Enter n Church and Burn the
Archives.
ESPECIAL TO TIE sESTIsEL.l
PARIS, Nov. 2s.-The championship
game of billiards between Schaeffsr and
yignaux was resumed tonight. Schaeffer,
600; vignaux. $40. Schaeffer's principal
runs we're 81 and 1874; vignaux, SO and 81.
Schaeffer was much applaudsd. The total
of two nights was: Schaeffer, 1909;
Vignaux, 1000.
This afternoon at Roubaix, Dillies'
factory, covering 1900 square metres. was
burned. This morning the flames spread
to the factory of Matte l. Meillason, and is
now burning. The people are in great
alarm.
LONDON, Nov. 28.-Justice Denman Of
the Court Of Queens Bench presides at
O'Donnell's trial, which begins Friday.
It 10 expected the trial will be concluded
on Saturday. as there are only nine wit
nesses for the prosecution and four for the
defense to be called.
PARIS, Nov. 28.-The Figaro asserts
that Admiral Courbet has informed the
Government that he cannot make his pro-
jected advance upon Sontay without addi-
tional reinforcements.
LONDON, Nov. 28.-The Dutch bark
Judith, from Loviso for Purmored. was
lost on the Coast of Norway, with fifteen
persons on board. The Captain is the only
survivor.
PEsTH, Nov. 28.-Burglars entered the
Sclavonic Church in this city last night.
They polluted and shattered the altar and
burned the sacred archives.
TORONTO, Nov. 28.-The steamer Eclipse
was lost on Lake Huron with all on board,
except John Drew. Seven lives were lost.
PARIS, Nov. 28.-The decree resembling
the prohibition Of the importation Of
American pork is published in the Official
Gazette.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-29

Proposes 60 Organize u Company.
PrrrsBURc, Nov. 2s.-Milton Weston.
being interviewed this evening. said that
Is soon a. be could obtain . release from
Jail he proposed to organize . company
and take possession Of the wells in spite oil
the Sheriff or any one else in westmore-
land county. Tonight the telephone
wires we're cut between Murraysville and
Pittsburg and communication suspended
Investigating Delays.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-Mr. Jameson, Assist.
ant Superintendent Of the Railway Mail
Service. went over the Northern Pacific
Railroad to investigate delays. He made
q change of messengers ct Spokane Falls,
these officials having formerly run from
Helena 10 Portland, and he hopes that nc
further trouble will occur.
Black Barf's Bravery.
DECATUR. H., Nov. 2s.-Black Bart, the
notorious stage robber. who has been
operating on the Pacific Slope. turns out
to be Charles E. Bales, who lived here
previous to the war. and was q sergeant
in the 10th Illinois infantry. serving with
great bravery for three years.
Left College.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Bigelow. Pres:-
dent of the National College of Pharmacy,
and shirty-eight students, left the institu-
ton in consequence of the admission of q
colored man.
Mason to- Appear AT she N nm.
PrrTsBURG, Pa, Nov. %. Sergeant
Mason has accepted the engagement Of
Harris, and will shortly appear at the
Betty and the baby will not be
exhibited.
Elected Fifteen Times.
Providence, r. l., Nov. 2S.-Thomas
A. Doyle Was elected Mayor for the ff-
tenth time. after three years interval. by
. majority Of Ass.
A Large Fire.
WATERFOWL, n. Y, Nov. ga large
fire is raging at Cape Vincent. Our fire.
men and engine have gone there.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-29

To English gentlemene resident in
America, remarks the London World,
nothing is more CALLING than the miscon-
duct of too many Of me ''swell' English
visitors. A very prominent member OF
the Committee OF the New York Union
Club complained to me bitterly of the
behavior Of some of the young English
men admitted there. why in the
world do you let them in!' / asked.
''WeIl," he said, "---'s name came
up yesterday for an extension of bis
honorary membership. and l moved its
rejection" Young Lord I. went in .
morning coat to a dinner party in New
York, but his host was equal to the occa-
sion. "Ah,' be said. II sec you don't
know our ways. / will wait with
pleasure until you have changed your
dress" Lord W. did the same thing at
. very smart party at Newport. Lord
NJ. gave . check for a considerable sum,
which was returned ~dishonored. This
year matters seem worse than ever.
Some of those who went West as guests
in the party of Mr.. Hatch seem to have
outraged all aecency.-Exchange.
The indignation expressed is too well
founded in fact to be entirely condemned.
Such instances, however. should not be
considered as showing the character OF
the English gentry at large who are, at
least, decently genteel. The manner in
which . number of them abused the hos
pitality of Rufus Hatch on the excursion
to Yellowstone Park, when they were
his guests, is almost incredible. They
were treated like princes, and while
enjoying every possible comfort and
luxury at the expense of their host. they
seemed to be put into insane ecstacy by
his liberal behavior, and went into such
extravagances at his cost that if the
pleasure party had lasted much longer
they would have ridden their Stree
horse" to death. A gentleman of Eu-
reka, who was present and observed the
conduct Of Mr.. Hatch and his guests,
says that among other things they
amused themselves sending cable dis
patches, the length Of letters, back to
their sisters and their cousins and their
aunts in the old country-for which, and
for everything else they wished. they
had carte blanche from their host, who
footed all the bills out Of his own pocket.
Still we ought not to think less Of our
English cousins for this. They have
scrubs among them, of course, and that
is all there is about it. There are >
plenty of Americans that visit England
for whose conduct the people on this side
Of the Atlantic would hate to be re-
sponsible.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-29
MAKES AN Adv. OF HIMSELF.

MAKES AN ADV. OF HIMSELF.
Sergeant Mason has gone to Locust
Grove, Virginia. to join BETTY and the
baby" The telegram says.he thinks he
will take = situation in Chicago. He has
been offered q good price by . clothing
house to walk up and down in front of
the shop for a year. The Sergeant has
been probably punished enough for the
sake of discipline, having been impris-
oned for a good long term already, and
having also been drummed out of the
army. He is one Of . class of philoso-
piers which America develops and seems
to have q monopoly of-those who make
money out Of their own shame. The
Sergeant is evidently not much Of . man
orlhe would stay with BETTY and the
baby" at Locust Grove and work to sup
port them without making an advertis-
ing show of himself in Chicago.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-29

THE SIGAT.SEElHG NUISANCE.
Lord Sackville. brother of the British
Minister at Washington, owns . magnii-
cent old house Whose roof overs five
acres) and'park called Knole, near Sew
enoaks, . small town in Kent. Railroads
have of late years brought it within half
an hour Of London, and multiplied ten
fold the crowds who went 10 see the
house. The thing has become such a
nuisance that Lord s. will no Ion ger
allow it to be seen, and all the Seven
oaks hotel keepers and publicans who have
mainly lived on it. and deemed its exhi-
bition a prescriptive right of theirs, are
furious. A letter has appeared in which
the writer says that if Knole catches fire
he doubts if men would be got in Seven
oaks to man the engines. Owners Of
show places are really to be pitied.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-29
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sEETINEL.I
Four Persons Shot 10 Death

TACOMA, W. T., Nov. 28.-At 10 O'Clock
tonight a messenger came from Soshon
Island, eight miles from here, summoning
medical aid. saying that an affray had &C.
CURED at the residence Of Mr.. Cheadle.
G. c. Crossin, formerly proprietor Of the
Hslstead House at this place, with his
wife, were visiting her father, Mr.. Cheadle.
Crossin and wife we're in a room together,
and about bedtime Mrs. Crossin rushed
out of the room pursued by Crossin with
q revolver in his hand. He fred two
shots at her, when his father-in-law, Mr..
Cheadle, rushed from his room to the res
cue. No sooner had he appeared OF the
scene than Crossin shot him down. Mrs.
Cheedle followed her husband ont, and
Crossin shot her down in the same man.
ner. Jack Bickers, Mrs. Crossin's brother.
hearing the shots fred, ran to the spot
and wrested the revolver from Crossin and
shot him in. the mouth. Bickers left il
company with two other men for the city
to procure medical assistance. No cause
is assigned. 1t is supposed Crossin was
insane.
Sending Ont Circulars.
SAN FRAScIsco, Nov. 28.-H. N. Morse,
Of Morse's detective agency, who succeeded
in running down the stage robber. Black
Bart, il distributing = circular addressed
by special officer Hume OF Wells, Fargo d
Co., to all the agents of that company and
State Sherifs. Among other details, a list
is given of Black Bart's twenty-eight rob-
berries, TO all of which he confessed in the
presence of James B. Hume, B. K. Thorne
and H. N. Morse. Before the court he
pleaded that the Sonora and Milton stage
robbery was his first offense. But the
circular sets forth that not only did he
confess to all Of the twenty eight robberies,
but that in twenty-six Of them he had also
robbed the q. 8. mails.
A 5000 Damage Suit.
PORTLAND, Nov. 28.-The United States
Circuit Court was busy to-day trying the
case Of John Boyle, who has brought suit
against /. w. Case, an Astoria banker, and
others, for $25, 900 damages. Boyle was .
gambler, and was taken to the woods and
logged by . peace committee. The testi-
mony for the plaintiff closed tonight. Tho
defense will offer that Boyle sustained no
injury, but on the contrary it did him
good.
A Chaingang Recommended.
SAN FRAscIsoo. Nov. 28.-The Grand
Jury has forwarded . Communication to
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-29

INFORMATION Is WANTED REGARDING
i the whereabouts Of Nicholas Kline, for.
merly from near Chambersburg. PennsylvAnis.
Address N. DIXON.
JOHN KLINE,
Administrator Of the estate Of jeremiah Kline
deceased, Holder. Mclean Co., Ill. n27-2w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-29

In recognition Of . time-honored GUS
tom and the law Of the land by which
this is made q holiday and an occasion Of
Thanksgiving throughout the nation, the
SENTINEL will rest from its labors and
there will be no issue of the paper TO-
morrow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-29
DELINQUENT TAXES.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY AuDIror. EuREKA(
COUNTY, NEVADA. Nov. "a, A. D., 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN DELINQUENT Tax List Of Eureka county.
State of Nevada. has been deposited
with the District Attorney Of said county
and State, and that unless the dilin-
quent taxes therein specified are paid TO
the County Treasurer % ex ofiicio Tax Receiver
of said County within twenty (20I days from
the date hereof, action will be commenced by
the said District Attorney for the collection Of
said Taxes and costs. D. H. HALL.
County Auditor In and for Eureka county,
Nevada. no28.20d
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-29
DISSERTATION

GONE VICIOUS PERSON. IN TOTAL Dis
y regard Of the Laws Of man and God s14
destroyed the gate and some 80 fest e ~
burial grocad fence. / hereby Offer - ne
for SUFFICIENT evidence - -
vsudal Of malicious mischief. = u5o1s
uol6tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-29

the Mayor and Board Of Supervisors call
ing attention to the great increase in
crime, and recommends the establishment
Of q changing as q crime determent. while
At the same time the criminal labor could
be utilized in repairing and improving the
streets.
A woman Sentenced 70 Five Years.
Los ANGELES. Nov. 28.-Ells Amsdon
Wac found guilty last week Of being acces-
sorry, after the fact. to the murder OF her
husband. Henry G. Amadon, and was this
morning sentenced by Judge Sepulvida to
the State Prison for the term Of five years,
the fall extent Of the law.
A Legal Holiday.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-To-morrow
Thanksgiving Day being . legal holiday.
the courts, banks and all business houses
will be closed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-29
For Sale or Rent.

THE STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE
i adjoining eloss' harness chop on the
south. is offered for sale ct . bargain, or will
be rented. The building IL large, and we'll
adapted for any kind of business. For par
t~iculsrs. apply on the premises to
sep29tf MRS. 8. R0SENTHAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
KING ALFONSO AND HIS TROOPS.

MADRID, Aug. 27.-King Alfonso has ar
rived here Among the troops which the King reviewed
at Logrono Saturday the regiment OF Numanoia
cavalry which participated In the late revolt The King
addressing this regiment, rebuked 1t for mutnying and
urged the men to be true their country so that Spain
might be able to hold her position among the nations
At the end Kings remarks the regiment cheered
him heartily.
The Cabinet Council to-day, King Alfonso presiding
discussed the Kings proposed visit Germany and the
suspension of constitutional guarantees Notng was
decided upon Another meeting was held tas evening
TO reconsider the questions
Rumors OF Cabinet crisis are increasing King
Alfonso has expressed himself perfectly satisfied Win
the state the army and the feeling OF the people IN
the Provinces
LONDON. Aug 27-A dispatch to local news agency
from Madrid says the loyalty OF some OF the AT
Valencia having been suspected several OF .ne,r ocer
have been transferred from there to Madrid Inc jour
mails who support pretensons OF Joria nave started
the relief Of the families or the ser
geants who executed for taking part In Tue ase
revolt. Several weli-known Republicans nave suo-
scrbed largely to this fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
FOREIGN NOTES.

p.n,s Auo 27-Trade riots between Frenchmen and
rtal,ans broke ont at Besancon to-day Several shots
were exchanged. Fifty Italians were arrested
LONDON Aug. 27.-The statement that twenty-three
vorkmen had been killed and seventeen injured by the
falling Of scafod at the King OF Bavaras new palace
at Lake Chem Is denied
CRoSsTADT, Aug 27-The Gar and Czarina. with the
rest of the Imperial family have sailed hence for Copen
hagen.
approved the treaty OF commerce 'e'"'e" '''"''
Spain. x- ,rr,
BrRIrs Aug 27.-It is stated that the Emperor Will
lam and the Car Alexander will meet some tme during
the ne ut fortnight, PROBABLY at settin.
sALoscA Aug 27.-Many political arrests have been
made here Brgands this vicinity are acting In colu
sion with foreign emssaries win Tue oect oi creanB
trouble in the frontier.
LONDON. Aug 27-The wesvers' strike at Ashton
aarJxne is virtually terminated. II is expected that
the mpioyes will resume work on Wednesday
LIVERPOOL, Aug 27.-The cattle brought mere py the
steamer Ontario Montreal. have been slaughtered
~ =, o su.nected that they were infected with Texan
fever $4,000 -
LIVERPOOL. Aug 27.-The warehouse here OF Green q
rav,or and 1000 bales of cotton belonging TO the
Messrs Fachri have been partially destroyed oy nre.
VIENNA Aug. 27.-King Charles, OF Roumania, had an
and,encs to-day with the Emperor Francis Joseph and
Count apoky the Austro Hungarian Foreign Minister
u, Cbar,es conferred upon Count Kalnoky the Order
f tbe star of Roumania The Emperor FRANCIS Joseph
sfterward bade King Charles farewell at the depot
London. Aug 2s.-Richards, Power Co.. shipownert
and merchants OF swansea and LONDON nave iaiieu'
Their liabilities are AooOVoV.
AaRAM Aug 27-rhere have been fresh anti-Magyar
disorders in this vicinity Zagor1en peasant demo-
isbed the Government notice boards as an tn'
the people do not recognize the Hungarian crown
The MAYOR, Communal Notary and gendarne were
badly wounded In q melee and four peasants Were
billed Troops have been nurr1ed 10 the scene anu tne
disturbed districts have been prcciameu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
NORTH CdROLIN4 POLITICS.
TaE REPUBLICAN PARTY SAID TO DE GAINING
GROUND.

TIE REPUBLICAN PARTY SAID TO DE GAINING
GROUND.
fBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 27.-Ex-Collector Cana
day. OF North Carolina, VINO Is candidate for Sergeant
atAuns the United states Senate, was In washington
to-day lie says that tue prospects OF defeating the
North Carolina Democrats the Presidential contest OF
next year appear to be bright; that the Repuo-
leans and the Liberals have an understand
Ing and tina. the dssensons which have
poUed the Republicans the past have been healed
Tine transfer of his political allegiance by Ex-Governor
Holden TO the Democratic party. Colonel Cana
day saws Is generally regarded as "a Republican
GAIN He intimated that within the next few
davs the Democrats OF North Carolina will be startled
bv the intelligence that several men who have
been among the most able shlul and popular leaders
OF the Democratic OF the State have abandoned
and repudiaed the Democratic party and propose TO
work a. zealousy ts defeat hereafter as they have
for its success In the past
There are twelve Republican wspapers In the State,
one zbicn H. Asherie Ye,cs the nomination
f senator HawIey for President and Secretary Llcoln
,or Vc-Presdent Senator awley Is native OF North
Caroua IL s expected that within Iew days Dr mott'
chairman of the kepubcan state Committee Will DeBn
Raieon Colonel Canaday thinks the Republicans VIII
have 40 difficulty In elecung tDelr candidates Ior Tue
vacancy caused by the death Of Representatiyeelec
Pool OF tne lst District, as the elecuoh, VIII
ba in II stood before tue
lau of last winter was enacted That law TOOK away
from the district Republican county a1u suOstl-
tufed a strong Democratic county, but IL VIII not pe-
me operative until the regular election oi mex year
MiIes Commander OF Elizabeth CITY, as the Republican
nd the vacancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE
JOHN F. sMYrH DECLINES A REELECTION AS
'cHAIRMAN-HIs REASONS.

John F. sMYrH DECLINES REELECTION AS
scHAIRMAN-HIs REASONS.
ALBANY. Aug. 27-1he Erening journal has
an interview with John Smyth, chairman of the ke'
nublean State Committee. In reply to question ASKING
him whether the report true that he was cahddae
for chairman this year, he SAID:
"The report and the question are both premature
The members OF the committee whose duty IL VIII be 10
.e ect the chairman the next Republican State Com
mttee are not yet chosen may say this, however
thar should be member OF that committee, snould
moi oosby under circumstances consent to act as s
ohalr1nap II were chosen unanimously To that poston'
for the reason that could not perform the duties OF te
nace a they should he performed without negecung my
business and sacrificing interests paramount III my nu
TO political affairs - .
Imay say that. even were 1t In my power 10
act IA chairman OF the Republican state Com-
mittee IL would be In bad taste aud OF douOtIu wSaom
to accept the place. The time has come %len We o r
Rennhlican marty must vote eitncf ns hcPupnoans VI
Democras and 6e IL with reason or without reason IL -
fact p,iny patent that to select meas chhinan
he vteTed with dstrust. Ii will anotd me great Pohs
nre whoeyer may be chairman OF the state Coumttee
10 aid him with Whatever knowledge ana eAperlenco
have 10 the end that the republican party may oo suo
aesan m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
ROWING TOPICS IN THE DOMINION.

TORONTO, Aug. 27.-Hanlar returned TO
Toronto last evening He that he is tired out and
will rest for days. He TO the Carton Place
Regatta on September @, and after that 10 Cincinnati
No official arrangements have been made regarding his
race with Laycock but Hanlan says he VIII go 10 Aus
tito and row Laycock II reasonable expenses paid
rYran will not row in another in which there are
@re than three starters He says that the prospects
nt race at Iachne between Courtney and himself Tor
SHMRAx n g. Aug. 27.-A dispatch was sent 10 the
Editor of me Ne clipper to-day that fit was true
that Courtney had challenged any oarsman, Daring
Hanlan The Halifax Rowing Association would match
uamm to row him three miles for 900 side on any
water in the nted States within one month and wouid
make a deposit at once.