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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-02

A Train OF Loaded Ore Cars Strike
a CMeINe-MuIe Team.

"a rweIve-MuIe Team.
Yesterday afternoon about 3 O'Clock Joe
Tosnini's 12-mule team, hauling two
wagons loaded with mahogany wood.
Charley Franchini driving, was coming
into town. While it was making for the
track OF the Ruby Hill railroad, moving
through the curved cut below the resi-.
dence Of Joe Winzell, a train of 10 or IL
cars loaded with ore was coming slowly
down to the crossing. the locomotive be
hind the cara. Owing to this fact the
engineer could see nothing in front
OF him on the road. just as six Of
the twelve mules had crossed the track
the front car came upon the crossing
The chains were kept taut by the excited
animals pulling both ways, six on one side
and six on the other. The resistance was
great enough to stop the train for q
moment, when the chains gave way. The
mules were all thrown to the ground by
the shock. The wagon WAS overthrow,
and one Of the wheelers, a large, fine
mule, wa buried under the bulkhead of
the wagon and an avalanche of wood.
Nearly all the other mules were badly
bruised and skinned, but this one suffered
the most, having u great part OF the skin
OF her neck and shoulders torn off. We
do not know what the damage to Mr.. Tog-
mini amounts to, but it is probably several
hundred dollars. The accident is bad,
but when we consider how much worse it
might have been. perhaps fatal to the
driver and many Of he mules, it seems
rather like a fortunate escape.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-02
NEVADA.
A Line or Two from Here and There
I'm Sage Brush.

I'm Sage Brush.
The Kentuck mine at Sweetwater, is
again coming to the front as q bullion pro-
Queer.
In Eastern Nevada 80 persons make q
picnic and 90 q grand uprising of the
masses.
The squirrels have destroyed one-forth
of the grain crop in the White Rock Dis
trict, Elko county.
The assessed valuation of Elko county
property this year is So, 1888. SIC, an in
crease over last year OF $201, 915.
1t is reported that more hay has been
grown in Palisade Valley than can be
saved, owing to the scarcity Of help.
1t is reported that the new Republican
wigwam in San Francisco is to be opened
by an GRAFTON from Hon. Thomas Fitch.
Work is being done upon both the Star
and Great Western mines at Sweetwater,
and some very fine ore is now in sight in
the late development.
Major F. M. Huffaker delivered an ele.
CANT memorial address in National Guard
Hall, Virginia City. Friday evening, in
eulogy of Capt. Matt Canavan.
A Comstock astronomer announces that
he has discovered a new comet. Those
who are jealous Of him report that he
found it by the use of q forked stick.
The new Catholic organ at Austin has
arrived from the factory at St. Louis. 1t
fills IL big boxes, and TO a novice it looks
as if it never could be put together.
White and black sage are spreading
rapidly all along Carson Valley, above and
below Dayton, aud in q few years that
region will equal the Humboldt as q cattle
range.
Since they began to reduce ore at the
Belmont mine. Nye county, the other day.
a total of 81, GAO 90 in bullion has been
shipped. The last shipment amounts to
50, 800 AZ.
Fish are quite plentiful in the Hum.
boldt, and many who have leisure indulge
in piscatorial pursuits. A great many cat
fish and clubs are caught and occasionally
q trout is hooked.
Lawrence Kelly, a native of Dublin Ire
land, died in Bodie last Sunday. He was
Sc years old. For the past three years he
has been Waterman at the Bodie mine,
He leaves a wife and one child.
The Pyramid smelling works are ex'
pected to be ready soon to commence the
smelling Of ore. The smelter. a small
one, has capacity for IA tons per day, but
should it prove a success a much larger
one will be erected.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-02
Marksmen at Loggerheads.

The controversy over the rifles to be
used at the California; Nevada match at
Carson is daily growing more heated, says
the Post. The riiemen of each State are,
to use a prize-rtng phrase, "spsrring for
an OPENING" The Nevada men have six
Remington Hepburn rifles, purchased at
an expense OF $500, and desire to use
them. The Californians have but two,
and therefore, do not wish to shoot with
this rifle. Consequently, they assert that
it is not a military rifle, admissible under
the rules Of the @. r. A.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-02
Genuine Bets.

We have ii on the authority Of q gentle
man recently from Eureka that the OK
tensively advertised bet between County
Treasurer Tore and A. W. Campbell Of
that place, on the State of New York, wat
only for 500, instead of 81, 900 q side
The Base Range papers merely added ar
0. to the stsrboard side of the amount
Tuscarora Times Review. There were two
bets, the first 500 a side and the second
81 900 q side, making the bets 81 100 oil
50. 200 in the poland the money is up
deposited to the credit of the winner il
Paxton & Co.'s bank.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-02
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE ~sENrINEL.I
Opening Of the Campaign I'm Cali
fOrnia.

~ n
Opening Of the Campaign I'm Cali.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-The Republi-
can State Central Committee has an
nounced that the Republican campaign in
California will open Sept. 8. Prominent
speakers will address the people Of 23 differ.
ent places on that day.
Cholera Feared On This Side.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IA Chronicle
Washington special says: The spread Of
cholera seems TO be of 9 more serious ma
ture than has been stated through the
public press. Secretary Frelinghuysen
has been in receipt Of private advices
showing that there lie immediate danger
OF the importation of the disease into the
United States unless the most stringent
measures OF prevention are at once
adopted. Acting Secretary Coon decided
that prompt action was necessary, and is
sued an order to all the Collectors Of Gus
toms absolutely prohibiting the importa-
ton of all rags, whether from infected To-
calities or NOS, for three months from the
LIST OF September.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-02

VII. Sweeney, the present incumbent,
,,,suoces himself in this mornings SEN
ryrL N q candidate for denomination by
,s Democracy Of Eureka county for the
oscs Of Sheriff. Mr.. Sweeney has served
in ths capacity for nearly two years
and biz record is the best criterion
by which to judge OF him as
nnblie servant. II is needless for as to
ny, what everybody knows, that Mr..
Sweeney has been a faithful, conscientious
and Industrious officer and an ornament
"a the party which named him for the
pl.cs, His first term OF service has made
him familiar with the important duties OF
The ofce and be is thereby all the better
fitted ior performing its functions during
q second term. Mr.. Sweeney has many
warn personal irieuds and admirers who
will stay BY him and make his fight theirs
10 case be ia nominated. He would be
fsry strong before the people, and we do
not believe that the Republicans have 8
man tina. they could pit against him with
anything like sn equal show OF winning.
Il should not DO forgotten by Democrats
that M. Sweeney is the first m Of his
party that has ever the fight for Sher-
id in this county-thereby demonstrating
his extraordinary strength in the party and
out Of It, II should be remembered, also,
though not bearing Immediately upon Mr..
s4seneys candidacy, that, after making
the hardest fight q Democrat ever made in
this county and winning his Office by a few
votes over a great natural Republican ma
lofiiy, be was subjected to a most ex-
pensiVe lawsuit here and in the Supreme
Vouft In order to be installed. The
iciuL fact is that he spent more
money, scattered about right here
10 Eureka, to get possession Of the Office.
Wan DO has ever received out Of 1t.
Ih0ush this Isl personal rather than a pub
" concern, and though Mr.. Sweeney is
as ai man TO make an appeal to any
~Is sympathy, still the people among
saon Mr.. Sweeney has lived aud done ex-
Nl'Ve business for years, almost since the
camp was started, are not likely to over
Uot The fact that his liberality in their
n'lss mas left him worse off financially
oaaa when he entered their service. Mr..
ia in all respects q man Of the
pVpls, strong aud popular, and with him
y snelr candidate the Democrats would
ua'e niue chances out OF ten OF again elect
" sneir man to M Of the most important
,uces IN the county. There is no man In
- PATTY that the SENTINEL would support
\. Omce with more vigor and cordially
man Mr.. Sweeney.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-02
And SIN the wonder Grows.

Another magnetic girl has been discov-
cred. Her name is Flora Coyle. She is a
native of Pittsburg and is exhibiting her
''powers'' to the Chicago public for a con-
sideration. A gentleman who closely ex-
amined her performance saw nothing IN IL
but a perfect knowledge OF the science OF
mechanics.-E Elk.
A young woman with ia perfect knowl-
edge of mechanics" would be a greater
marvel than the prodigious Miss Hurst
AVIAN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-02
Election Of DIN rers.

AZ she semi-annual meeting Of Rescue
A''' company, held last evening, the fol-
'''iag officers we're elected for the ensuing
Mn. n; Ryland. President; William
rsa's, wee President; II. Y. Hoadly,
ourer; All. Harris, Secretary; M. G..
s;aAugn. Foreman; o. H. Smith, First
a's:s.ant Foreman; J. l.. Horn, Second
pr',s,s.snt; Trustees, for the year, M. d.
LUZ sy' Thomas Haley and M. l.. Gregg
Ecu. All: Harris, the newly elected
furnished the champagne.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-02

massachusetts, Bureau Of Statistics
bsins wa, In 1868 the chance of a person
S,oass 9a siiied on or by steam ears was I in
70 4 o. o while in 1882 il had Diminished
chance 81 a.os4. This is less than the
much la. v ,hg struck by lightning, and
t~ssossns l.m : that Of being injured by a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-02
Narrow Escape.

usy or SO ago some boys got into q
,4sss mat was standing in front Of Hen
So,. on q snetsinger's. and drove the
Di,oS on, They drove too near the Big
vas and in making a turn. the buggy
ior,rn uped into that odoriferous stream,
hurt .s'y tney escaped without being
osn. soa no damage was done 10 the yery
''A1s horse or to the buggy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-02
respective Glove Fi~he

- transcript: James slattery,
''sas himself as champion middle
RoSa. VI the Pacific Coast. challenges Jim
siss - 70 put on the gloves with him in.
10 H. Y weeks 10 decide who is entitled
Sl.,.s. championship Of Nevada county
loois rs a finely built son of Erin. and
lively Enough he could give Rodda a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-02

p,,ksr House-Oharles Call, Winnie
,n,c.. z, W. Noteware, Palisade; s. /.
psshas. Silver Conner mine; George
Wood, Diamond.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-02
SHOW at the opera House.

This evening Manager Prevosts grand
Vaudeville entertainment will lake place az
the Opera House. The Sheridans, PM
and Chrissie, have arrived, and Minnie
Brapscombe and Prof. O. @. Walden Will
arrive this afternoon. A mammoth pro-
IN of choice novelties has been pre-
pared. Seats are selling very rapidly.
The afterpiece will be scenes at Monaco's
Photograph Gallery.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-02

B. Berg has made arrangements with a
California fruiterer TO furnish him every
other day with a large supply OF all the diff
ferent varieties of California fruits. Per-
o wishing fruit to preserve. can get IL
at Berg's, fine and fresh at very reasonable
prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-02
.p.pAssEN.En TRAVEL.

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.
49,. pobipson A Cleveland
? PETROL Iva
John Jury
pnilv Jnry Lilly Jury
Alex McPhsil 90 oaproh
"a Fletcher Iofre
lodfrey
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-02
----..pArs sroCH SALES.

MORNING BOARD
o.,;,-12Oc 115c 1900
s ssS GpSld 3 ourry-2 deS
$50 U Uss. 4 Belcher-23Oc
500 3 s.I sI = S~orcross- $3.50 5000 $3.50
SO Ohollsr-zooc
40 Pososi-ls
,%S ssvsge-155c
% % Ssai' T5iiisinis.ssSoo
l ~ Crowd Cp Point.iSOo
,S Erchequer--4'c
30 50 Bullion--56osco .
,oS a Alts-2a 2SOc IN
1850 go gsnsia Con.-2s
~, i% Grand Prize-5oc
i49 70 Y yellow J.s.s'-isO0
80 Argsnts-isc
100 s. Hill-l%
aSO Esvsjo-iless, y. q
800 800 Belle %Isle-s5c 7Vo
50 Dsy-5Oc
40 Bodie-lSOc IL
50 Syndicste-50c
$50 Mono-65c
mo Con. Paciic-55c
% Union-l4 1900
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-28

A young man il made better by q skaters
love aud Fever aud Agus are cured by Vii
der's Chill TOnic-Also malaria and peri
odical disorders
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-28

the National House u RNpresen.
tsryes, on the l5,h inst, NV large
naioiity, refused to seat Mr.. Maj
nit e On his ere dentia,s pending lis
contest with Con. Chalmers. In do
irr so. TIE House hss ,!e or ed from
i,s iuvsriable rule. IL Mr. N aiming
lallilcd The certificate Of election is
sued to him, lie right ~ occupY the
.est, pending the contsSt, I'D not
have ue"n questioned. T":s action
on bis part, coupled witi what 'h.
Commttcc ~ Elections considered
t. Le ;hcir day under the iust'uc-
tioas OF he House t. investigate the
ro:urns On which the certificate VIVA
founded, Doubtless iufleucrd the
decision. Tue Gaze will come up inr
ADJUDICATION on its merits. la Other
wurds-- determine who is tho law
fally elect,d member FROM the Sec
oni District. Should Mr. Manning
b. declared not entitled TO tie seat
i does ct follow that Gen. Cnal
msis will be seated. 1t may b. r. =
,ealed that his majority was vi,ia,, d
ry corrupt ard il.gal practices IT,
tL, slec,i n, md that tho seat will
b, declared vacant and new else
ton characterization.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-28
Removal Of the Capitol.

Wo learn tia; majority Of the
III use Committee appointed several
weeks sinco to inqu,o iato the mat
Ter OF removal OF ihe Safe Capitol t.
Meridian, lre IN favor OF tho riopo'
si,iun, and that tAo Committee will
recommend accordingly. While any
objections TIA, might be urged by
Any newspaper or ,itiz'u u Jacuon
would be attributed TO personal OF
local intres,s, We feel it our duty to
rem Ark that il ia rather too big .
thing 10 DO rushed through the j. =
g;s'aure, without any previous con
sder..tion If the subject by the PEG
Pic Of the entire State. IL is al
together "tvo previous" at hi;
,!mc.-ClRrioD.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-28

Don't shake with Chills or burn With
Fever. wilder's Chill Tonic IL the sure
cure.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-28
For Sale.

A nice residence in Hazlthurst
& )od orchard II acres land out
house servants House 80.
Apply TO IL. @. Conn.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-28

Town and Country Items Condensed and
spread B.for- our Readers.
D.. Barlow WAS laii out before ia,
committee.
TAey didn't build, zc NJ. Pale
worth cout.
Rev. w. G. Ni!,saI Gays tie pc,
PIE of c ,oiSh arc very bad 20.
Tue Now Orleans States su,css..
that Am BIrpet wear peit co ats.
Dm't forget tho election for al.
drrmau fer ward Saturday mkt.
T ey I lied to prlva by R'v Mr.
L,max, thai hs VAS bul.d zsd int
silonce.
/, seems !it,lo homtlkO in New
OAe1ur. 81 many Hz'ehurstsrs
nrosnd
Capt. Hrgravohad the misfortune
TO lose hi. two months old babe IN
welu, sday uigat last. lslad beef
~ feeble from s b,rth.
We were ncCss ~ i'y absent a por-
ton Of this aud at week. Tde CON-
mi,,o- wan ed t. see what No knew
obou; affair. in Copiah. -
Tue shooting gallery case. which
W.. up beio.e Mayor Grooms for
several lays, ro ,ui;el ia the convic
ton of NJ. II ives. who was fined
so and SIS.
We propose, II tho arrangements
CA TO made, 90 get out = pamphlet
containing all tae evidence given in
the Copiah investigation. Probably
ty,ry man in the county will want =
copy to preserve for lu;ure reference.
in our mex, issue we vii give further
particulars.
We call special attention to the
Advertisement II tho celebrated
Stems Fertilizer. IL has stood the
iest !or many years, and in every
i ,s,,rcg has pr we'd applying inv g.
iasut, d, uhlins Ia, yield II cotton
Oar planting community are going
- us, fer;iaz - moro cx.srsivsl!
,lis year ,Lau haretoiOrs. Taose
vi O have used S,,rn's ara well pleas.
cd and satisfied With the resnlt, AMI
those who have not should call on
Ia, merchants dealing in i: and Gee
testimonials, or interview their neigh
bora ON the merits Of Steru's feral-
izsr.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-28
Specific Remedies for
Woman's Woes.
saADsisID's FEMALE sEaulAToa

isa result al a skilliui and scientific combina.
ton of that special class Of medicines known to
ACT specifically on the womb and uterine organs:
and Il therefore n special remedy for all dis.
easss pertaining To the womb. It's great
efficacy In enses of sti,tress~d or painful
mensir uation, tho Whites, aud Partial
Prolnpsus, stands nnchsl.engcd In thcss
cvcs II affords immediate relief. and prrmnn.
entity restores the menstrual functions,
and thus protects woman from n long tam
of disastrous conscqucn es As All unfailins
remedy 10 be uecd during that critical perioi
known as "Chnngo OF fife." this Invaluable
pr,paraton has no rival.
PuICE.-Small kiIe, &c; LArsc Sic, tijO.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-28
CHlCKERlNG PIANOS,
HALE PIANOS

Exhibited Iu my new and elegant ware
room in tie rear Of my stole. The uprigh,S
On tho lower, the squares on the upper.
Second hand pianos In grca, variety. from
% up to $3.50 displayed on tho arst and
second floors OF 1876 Canal ,tteet. Some Of
these Iilnos have been but little used and
are like new, Others have been thoroughly
repaired and renovated NJ d al sold with
guarantee. Pianos repaired, tuned, moved.
Etc. At most Io,soDaele aud liberal rates.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-28
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Sheet Music and Music Book.

In this department have the most COM
plete stock ever offered 10 the people Of
the country Last year purchased the
wellknown Foreign Music Store Of NJ. Elio
sndsince have made immenss additions Of
the publications Of all the leading houses of
France, Germany and Italy. Promissnt
among these 10 the LlT0LFf MUSIC, the
bess and cheapest edition Of classic Q I'd
modern music used In the oonservstories of
al nations, unrivalled Or accuracy, beauty
and cheapness. Litolf catalogues mailed
TO any address free, and every piece In the
catalogues can always DO had OF us.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-28
COMMON SENSE MEDICAL INSTRUCTOR PoR LADIES ONLY;

MANHOOD
thesolS their
commenting ID"
delicate
sbIv reliable
book and complete library
No III rmioH
higher ia enjoyment make tho,. J
still
msnyh those whom life b." proved almost mot
tn
which dossn" To those who unnnionry
Of health
nhnlv recommend
which will tho advice
quick rgNnsd and The easrv.t,i na's, r, 9r by
bsnsa, the .uang and rnor health .n h.pp: 70 tho a.
din ,o h. book has been prepaid Ey ayG t,0
ignorance Of i, pecn entertaining and ''sen
son.y urad Sent paid h only upm the r1'sp
Rochester, Pub1is hing 90.
Nos 49, 80, 33t O.torn B ok
Rochester, N. Y.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-28
TIE SENATE COMMITTEE.

S majors Jonas. Salisbury, Frye,
Otm,rou, and III ar in tho chair
met yestordy as usual, and the mar
tyrcd witnesses d swered the insinu.
Ating questions put by Senators Frye
and Hoar with loyal interest for the
political girls, mill. TGeir testimony
was in the same strain ~ previous
wi nesses. The majority Of the wit
10 ses arc prone to exaggoration, am
bilious for effect, aud happy whon
they see Senator's Frye, Hosr and
Cameron inwardly tickle them
selyes.-N. %. Chronicle.
The following bills have been In
iroducsd by Gu, representatives,:
Mr.. Rowan-Por the relief OF J.
l. Ard; to change the copora.e lines
CT Wesson; 10 authorize the board OF
supervisors to levy special tax to
meet the school deficit; fer the relief
Of q. Hobb.
Mr.. Guynes-To lesalizo barbed
wire fences in COpiah; to author
izo the board Of supervisors OF Co
pish to pay the chaacsry clork . sal
AIRY AZ county auditor.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-02-28
HAzLEHURsT SIGNAL.
thursday, February 2Sth, 1884.
LOCAL NEWS.

Town and Country Items Condensed and
spread I.for- our Readers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-25
For Congress.

We are authorized to announce Hon. u. i.
Alexander candidate Tor Congress from the
Filth Congressional District Of Tennessee
composed nj lhveounlic' of Bedford, Cannon.
Coffee. Franklin, Lincoln, Marshall, Moore
and Rutherford. Election Nov. iil, 1854.
We are authorized 10 announce tlat Hon.
7. Il. lyir, Of Bedford county, j. u candidate
Tor Cungres, from the Fifth Congressional
District oi Tennessee. compos,d OF the com.
ties Of Bedford, Cannon, Coffee. Franklin,
Lincoln, Noorc, Marshall and Rutherford
Election, November /. 1851
Wcarr authorized to announce \. l.. Ian.
dis Sr,, n candidate iur Congress from the
9TH Congressional District Of Tennessee, com
posed OF the cuuniic~ OF Bedford, Cannon,
Coffee, l'rankIin, Lincoln, Marshall, Moore
and Ruthclord.
We are authorized 10 announce that Hon.
JAS u. Richardson, OF Rutherford county. is
acindiiatc Tor Congress from the Filth Con.
grr.siunal District Of Tennessee, composed oi
the counties OF Bedford, Cannon, Coffee
Franklin, Lincoln, Moore, Marshall, and
Rutherford countios.
We are authorized 10 announce Hon. W
7. FOLEY, Of Moore county, ~ candidate Ion
Congress from thi, Con. rcssional district
composed Of the counties OF Bedford, Cannon
Coffee, Franklin, Lincoln, Moore, Marshall
and Rutherford. Election, Nov. /, lSsl.
Wrarr authorized to announce Hon Rich
ard Warner u candidate lor reelection Il
Congress from this di,trics, composed OF til,
cnun,ics Of Bedford. Cannon, Coffee, Franklin
Lincoln. Marshall, Moore, and Rutherford.