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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-25
PACIFIC COAST ADWCES.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.
X Gained.


SAN Francisco, Nov. 24.-An Exam.
iner's Washington special says: Major
General Spriggs Carroll on the retired list
OF the army, severely beat with q switch
cane George B. Corkhill, who achieved q
national reputation through his connection
with the prosecution Of Guitesn. Carroll
claims that Corkhill exceeded the bonnds Of
propriety in giving a divorce case in which
Carroll is defendant an unenviable public
ity. Previous to the above occasion, Car
roll had called on Corkhill and, placing
two revolvers before Corkhill, told him to
take his choice, as he had come to kill him.
Corkhill begged off and Carroll took his
departure, leaving one of the pistols with
Corkhill, saying: 81 may make up my
mind to kill you and var you to be ixed."
Chinese News.
SAN Francisco, Nov. "a The steamer
City of Toxic arrived this morning bring
ing Hogkong dates to Net. % and, Yoko-
homa, to Nov. 5. The National Bank,
known as the Bank Of China, established
at Peking, is to be the Government Bank
OF the country. It's capital will be half
Chinese and half foreign and the board of
oehoht WA NC null OaAuObO 8A0 Aotl
foreigners. Heavy rains have seriously
damaged the rice crop in the Province Of
Chin King.
A Sensational Whit.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. pa report was
current this afternoon that Adolph Spreck-
els, who shot M. Fl. De Young, and was
in turn shot by George W. Emerson, q
clerk in the Chronicle office, was suffering
from blood poisoning. This was dened by
his relatives, however, and his wound ia
stated to be but trifing.
This important piece of news our valu-
able correspondent digs up from his waste
basket Of three days ago. Ed. SENTINEL.
Hard to XIII.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 24.-De Young,
proprietor of the Chronicle, who was shot
by S~preckels, continues to improve. DR..
Murphy says he cannot yet state that
all danger from the wounds has passed,
but that De Young's chances Of recov-
cry look more favorable now thar at
any time since the shooting took place.
Soc ct Tuum.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 24.-John O'Neil,
convicted Of illegal registration, was sem
fenced this morning in the United States
District Court to three years. imprison-
ment in the State Prison and to pay q fine
Of S., 900.
Through Trains.
PORTLAND, Nov. 24.-The Oregon Short
Line announces that it will commence
running through trains between Portland
and Omaha without change Of cars on the
LIST OF December.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-25

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24.-John O'Neil,
convicted Of illegal registration, was sem
fenced this morning in the United States
District Court TO three years imprison-
ment in the State Prison and to pay q fine
of Sc. 900,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-25

PORTLAND, Nov. 24.-The Oregon Short
Line ~nnounces that it will commence
running through trains between Portland
and Omaha without change of cars ON the
LIST Of December.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
ADDITIONAL DISPArCHN

THREE schooners and their cargoes,
valued at $4,000, which were recently
seized for smuggling AZ Quebec, were lately
sold by the customs authorities.
FRAUDS a%ggregating eighty thousand
pounds. in which foreign officials of high
rank are involved, have been developed in
the Treasury Department of Egypt.
LILLE Leroy. a young woman of good
appearance and fash;onably attired, was
lately lodged in Jail in Chicago for obtain
ing numerous meals at the Palmer House
on a ticket given her as a guest in May
last. She claims that she was compelled
by failing health to abandon work as a
short hand writer, and was reduced to this
peculiar species of theft.
HOG chos,ra is reported to be CARRYING
of many animals in the vicinity Of Hills
boro. ILL.,, and Reading. Pa.
IT has been promised that Shanghai will
remain free from attack during the Franco
Chinese war.
A MAN and his wife in Illinois recently
compelled a young lady to submit. 10 the
husbands brutality, and both were in this
way parties to the outrage. There were
strong threats of l~ynching.
In celebrating his seventy-ffth birthday
Dr.. Oliver Wendell Holmes received con-
gratulatory kilograms from numerous
friends in Europe and America.
Coal miners in the Snake Hollow mine
IN the Hooking Valley, recently mt de a
murderous attack on the guards. They
cut telegraph wires So troops could no,
be ordered, but finally a message reached
fha Errarnnr and ~pa>,.l -
troops were on the road.
w. L STcLIFFE. a corn merchant of
Liverpool has suspended payment on
liabilities estimated as high as one hun.
dred and sixty thousand pounds.
GERMAN intends to raise q corps of ye..
eran soldiers for colonial service, as thu
Prussian military system will no, allow
troops to be seat abroad. The funds re.
quired will be furnished by the mercantile
firms desiring protection.
CRYoLITE, q A6oeral which is Of great
value in the potssh manufacture. has been
discovered in the Yellowstone Park. Here.
Ufore it has been OA6ained only in Green
land.
FRKDERIcK LATrox. OF Milwaukee,
nounces his intention 10 construct Q spa
cious museum. an il with choice works Of
art and present il to the city. The build
ing and site viii cost one handred thousand
dollars.
n Canada Pacific road has laid its
tracks TO . point seven miles vS.st OF the
summit OF the Rocky Mountains, Aud hopes
to reach the highest point Of The Selktrk
range this season. The California loard
Il Equalization reports the Central Pacific
nosd 1t twenty-tour millioa and the South
srn Pacific ct seventeen million dollars
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

LARKIN ID. COLLINS, of Bollinger
County, Mo-, lately received a conch
shell that has been in use by the Collins
family for over two hundred years, and
has passed through the hands of five
generations. being handed down from
father to son. 1t now into his
hands by reason of his being the oldest
surviving male member of the family.
1t was carried during the Revolutionary
War by Mr.. Collins grandfather, and
Issed as a bugle in the cavalry service.
1t was ut the battle of Bunker Hill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

Mn. SEYMOUR COOPER. Clerk of the
New York Superior Court, has en-
crossed on the back of a postaLcard.
without the aid of a microscope. the let
ter of acceptance of Governor Cleve-
aand, copied verbatim, containing 1000
words. The writing is perfectly read
able with the naked eye. Mr., Cooper
forwarded to Governor Cleveland and
Hendricks their letters of acceptance,
bothef them written oil a single postal
card. which contained over two thou
sand words. beating anything of the
Kind that has yer been accomplished
with the pen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
Fa,.e asai.

TIE statemsns has beea mstr -
pserai ikmnrraisr kTfs fbE:
m0T- tscmsrats wrai to he Ssr ikzs
Republican,. and ibas th2s tat 49,
sisozb b. the vote - the sp.tgFs "a 80
led. \. east f0r AbrsAam i&DsHsSn AL
tes-ge u Me- esxB. IA 49, bsiv~
sfsi 30 fOund the = fBE vote 80 1s:
lie xho run. mas rad iosTtnsa e
the sizses bad zuEhurI 81 rr @sAsfs
IN the fed 70 v1fr fbos e S~- tor<
sealing hone their baisoss fteAlsil -
b. rzst 81 ihrT rsst .Fro&. ~
eosrse. 40 z a. - hs~ ksf 81
d~rx voted Thr yo1r of 80 Ansss
sosa -o.d~rs DIT noS rvNeh hsr ~z'r
cnsas-ers n sltBs 81 Dr. rusaatsd AL
werr. p~-olably. desrrDf~ 81 z@pP~a~A
81 aih The SsrrsEsas ~slissss twz o
the state. wbos~ DIR ss<sd s. iAsr
th~fr bsixss can Dv dsssiaE usshesL 'Az
srmv vote ~as ~rrturost - folsoss
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

PENNSYLVANIA has q new law. under
which is given to the Board of Public
Charities supervision of all places in
rvhieh any aerson of unsound mind is
detained ane compensation is geA<Snd
of all places where two o5>6ore such
persons are detained. x7fth or without
compensation. Thisexcepts the single
family idiot or lTAftic. and it appears.
from the Accounss of cruel treatment by
relatives which lave appeared in the
Philadelphia 7X1 Is and Press. that the
care of q lunatl Us a dangerous power
to trust to re Dives unless subject to
official over1 int. A change in the
statute is de- knded-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

EXAMINER ELLIS reported the actu a
losses Of the Second National Bank of
Xenia, Ohio, at about $3.50 of which
amount SS3 900 is chargeable to CASH
Ter Ankeny, who acted without knowl-
edge of the directors. 1t is deemed
certain hat the institution is all right
yet, as an assessment of $4,000 would
be sufficient for that purpose.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

A RANCIIER near Fort Churchill, New,
says the army worm is death on the
lizards and horned toads. The army
worms stuff themselves with vegeta-
ton, and the lizards and toads stuff
with army worms to such an extent
that the heat of the sun causes ferment-
alton within them, and they swell up
and burst.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

A STORM in Manitoba the other night
injured fifty buildings in Winnepeg. de-
stroyed q church. a paper-mill and the
Canadian Pacific freight-sheds at
Portage la Prairie. and leveled the
growing crops in . large territory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

A LITTLE son of Matt Allen, of Union
Township. near Erie, Pa, was stung by
a honey bee a few days ago, and, being
very angry. rushed up to the beehive
and kicked it over. The bees swarmed
out and literally covered the little fell
low. singing him cruelty. and there are
grave a~pprehensions that the result will
no fatal
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

A cow which cost three thousand
dollars in England, ope of a train-load
of imported ~Shorthorns en- route from
Massachusetts TO the farm of James j.
Hill. neal st. Paul. was lately burned to
death by an accidental fire on the track
near ALBANY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

DIR. SALMON, Chief of the National
Animal Industry Bureau. is of opinion
that pleuro-pneumonia can be checked
in Illinois if quarantine regulations are
promptly applied, and if the animals
are killed when the disease first attacks
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

TOURISTS to Cheyenne Canyon. one
of the wonders of Colorado, are now
compelled to pay literally for the
pleasure. the owners Of adjacent land
having built fences and established toll
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

MAGGIE JOKES, of Baltimore, in fill
ing a bill for divorce, alleges that she
believed she wa marrying a bachelor
of sixty years, but discovered at his
residence nine grown children. eight of
whom were older than herself.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

The Centennial Anniversary ef the
death of Padre Sierra, the pioneer of
Catholic missions in California, was eel
ebrated the 2sth at Monterey with i'm
posing ceremonies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
WORLDS DOlNGS
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL

D1TICA AND
SECRETARY FoLsER was taken seriously
III On the 18th and had to return ~ his
no me.
THoxAs A. HHyDRrcEs has agreed 20 de-
liver an address at tbs Peoria fair next
month.
DR.. J. H. STEWART, five times Mayor Of
St Paul, was carried Of by apoplexy on
the 18th.
THE cable on tn. 9th ~chronicled the
death Of Lord Odo William Leopold Rus
sell, who after a long period Of diplomatic
service, was accredited to Berlin a. British
Minister. He wss thirty-ive years OF ace.
Nh. BLAINE was SO disabled by sore
throat : h>YsysiiiaRs %,
vissd him TO REMAIN at Bar Harbor and
abandon his engagements In Northeastern
Maine.
IT is announced that Bradlaugh, the
English Radical. will deliver a series Of
lectures In America during the months Of
October and November.
JONAS WOLF was elected Governor OF
the Chickasaw Nation by q small majority.
JOHN BURROWS, a well known business
man Of Chicago, recently died very sud
denly at Springfield, Mass.
PRoF. BRUGsCH will 20 from Berlin on a
mission to T~eheran, Persia, instead Of 70
Egypt
GENERAL WOLsELEY goes to Egypt to
assume command OF forces In relief of
Khartoum.
IRVING played "Richelieu" to a large
audience at the Lyceum Theatre, August
18th, and announced in . brief speech that
he would soon sail for America.
The German Emperor was thrown from
his horse and slightly hurt lately.
CARL SEIZURE has accepted an Invitation
from some Germans in Milwaukee to visit
that city and make a speech on the politi-
cal condition of the country.
JAMES CAMPBELL, a we'll known citizen
Of Rockford, ILL.,, and who was formerly
Sheriff, was lately found dead in his room.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

THE works Of Herbert Spencer. emile
lola, and Prof. Huxley have been for
hidden in Russia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

ENGLISH holders Of Wabash railway
bonds lately formed a committee to OPP
pose the reconstruction schemes Of Pres
ident .Joy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

POSTMASTER at Chicago has bee
>eouos,.TAMminate forty substitutes
for appointment as additional letter.
carriers, to commence duty Scptem-
her Ia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

Ls~o &sos-< tel
-NaaIsos H.-l S1eyseL
-. II COZ sppeass that b~tare1
fndep<ssens Coas~rrn o Nr. ourto
saIiy advised BY s~sea esrrxyme
Bsscalo ~ % fhe ease s<siess
and. and be s~ssppre~~d their pN
In visw Of The drvelspnes1r
nnd IL diaScsh 10 espssiaf
lhls sspprex&Son- hh e.
u tie lad<pestsnts ousssde
tsa1eu hare hsea asreIr~d abb
ognoe CssyeIanA-C1sosSs lst<S
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
A Fierce storm ut BaIist. ut fIms-Dssth
OF . LArg~ Number OF rftir~os-

OF . LArg~ Number nt rftis~os-
Cu.ruIoS. PEm, August e9--Ta Lima
on the 18th. there was n storm Of bulisis .os
orer six hours. Cac.Tes entered tie e,iy
with his rabble. yelling sud firing The
night before ell the government troops weTs
withdrawn from Cerytsi. ans the eHisv 81
Caeeres. although lot unexpected. was ;
complete SURPRISE. His men captured Guy
tel and the churches az siefeesi- ard san
Augusiin. ffom whnh tpey k.p: up = fgst
Iade. Thsy also stsacsed Guadeiofe rail
rnad statian. AtasIf one hsnsind and
City ler.ogs asfe kiiis5 In AeESs
deseS and fIoslegpsIss streets. and nfzx
the Palace Square. where the Gre vas hf
test. Finally the Government troops Hs u
4 sdnie and drove oui The mnb. taess9
was accompanied by ah<as; ninrfy hW y.
men- They a95e1rei tc base been
TRAVELLING ALL NIGHT.
and we're not IN a cOasIitiea 20 Exfsf ffp6
vel fe and frrSh FROM their h~dA IT,
hundred prisoners veTe taken Gzc-r
eaIrL The Gerussn pFcpsSstsr Of asff
store Was kiilesi white looking froFn
eony. All telex-ayh wise- we're cF
mlirs out Of The csfy. aDsi 70 tFsiHJvse
run. Nothing a-euTrtd nj CksrsEts%
ea5le staa il all rixha. IisxTy xuIlsse
been lsaFi fns ssae hofTs. BAT no
be the iocaiity of the krisg uas r-css
to laIfrast nine =. Ia All - N
LIMA. The dad usrn afpi hrf1~ rx
rem0vef. and the roois Of bod s%d
The services AZ san Arzssfss Chshb ito
-eesstssi wifiI ctsssi doors. saa
,s have thirteen hundrrd dssirsird fn.nr~
vito were 90 attack Csilsa. Tb~
snrn. Last night there ~erc ysrasi y
the Sheets.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

CExTEALA. it, AnxzzS ssas-
sen:ius Of the Scusbssn His seS~S
Asset ton ss.nrd here fsfs = -
faForzhic ssrsrsces. Ahpat go
together with nszHf cinczsjca tSssgf''HH
oss,er se~finas q fse Stat. 49,
The zdfrrSs ~ fhe esvnsnx s1s~suT
Prof. T. L Ed~zsfs. Frrss1 ar
ganixafion- A pro<ainesf n -
the Eensenssn szs Tat IL uny 81
s~eze8serx xensd b. easief NsssH
drps~;e s<lpiss. sake fzea - iTAss
and take The followers of mxNF~i e&%
in<< irrsusinx TIE Pre>&k salsa
frosn their psstsssz>
PEpEAs yEsRaS IN ia -
reyosf b current hes<. - r-sasss
susi.sGy. fxss . ter6 - pn<fes
e Rio Gnn6te. . tyvn pnszni 81
hahitnnsA ahcus fossyi satyszsS OF s<rr-
AM a ~ Rio 80 poditn
have hen e feva . eoz~ sex
and ~ pgenens essts 10 sss as
pufe1 e3ecxfoa a. Ihrce ars
hnse bopa kiisea - srd . nEa'
~ WW1sA O. arusaSly ga
tyunchek and AsGh . enHnAiAs~s b.
emnW 4expa6& 8 isfs Me-
- s1ny. Inat4 iaiaaSstApss
g - tssn - q Ne ss1
srluSEv -
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05


A few weeks since . STRANGER called
1t one Of the Trenton stores and pur-
chase,i goods to the amount OF $50
and having deposited his coat on . side
counter when he entered the store.
stepped over TO his ri and dragged
II mp to him and out Of 3 huge pocket.
brought forth . large SIZE shc:-sa K
filed TO tie top vita what the mcr-
chant supposed 10 be either gold or
silver. The customer united his sack.
and 10 the astonishmenf u The mer-
chant he poured 0ut neither gold nor
silver. but counted him cut Just iar~e
hundred and twenty-five large, old
fashioned copper cents. threw his coat
over his shoulder. took his purchases
asd departed-AeUbes1 Journal
A remarkable 6sh b On exAib;tionin
the old wash nxton-Areet market Sen
TrapciseoL II i . stnsking shark"
andswas csnghs - ths osass near To
males hay. Itta figbduf-koking
brute. tucaty - loag {ths largest ars
ssassimes t6irsy 1esej. fvs fsss aeso>s.
and skrss - hlgh nb IL 6rst a
- kin6 sser e1ekeroo - eoaa sases
- kioeug9 q 1nSg tb9o ~ boeaa
Das1sr a peeuH aad esuly - ~
-k - 6f11ng a
ou071r. M dovou1ywidk - theso
- = nneo H. 49,
WeW-tA0i6U oE
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

for trial.
THE other morning at Omaha nfUbel
of men NJ the smelling works wsD padhi in.
some cars and one of the mum, hrtii
Petersen. stepped in To make = Coz inz
The ears were Eastern e 81 h iroI
bumpers or each side of ihszdn,{ reads
Petersen did not know this. an4 : j. car
came together he was cau,W Ant th.
vast BY these bumpers and wiz badil
crushed He was taken 10 tl1 h0s ti, bu
soon expired.
OMAHA has q haunted hot
AN official announcement tats<been RI
ceiyel at Omaha OF the a~ce1ptGr of tin
resignation of Second Vico ffed aent ass
General Manager Clark otS&be 3slon IA
cifc. 5. K Galloway Vii snc II him a
nnce as General Manager - md Vic
President.
OMAHA expressmen ooalpaas} ab,rt the;
licenses of sixteen dollars . A geo
deal of deception was npor practicei
some men running two Qtr wagons IN
der one license.
G. +. GOODMAN, Of ~p elected a
one of the vicePresidGnb Of tie America,
pharmaceutical Assoctm4fpn Il its cooveu
tion recently held in (1usSkee
Tux new organ of 7 xiish LusAera,
Church n: Omaha. cEUA II contain
one thousand and 60 Ppapex
LINCOLN has bee ring lately fiou
the visits of bur ~ cse q
burglar cut his way asesesn tntO
Ldy's ssom. when IA NIL
A,sty scceam. whic f6 HIN a.
III. E11nn,.x.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-20
Hides.

Dry hint hides and kip, good,.. lac 3 b
Dry flint hides and kip, damag. 10c g
Dry flint calf skins, good, 49,. l2c =
Dry flint calf skins, damaged, sc "
Dry salt hides, kip and calf,
go0o, AZS
Dry salt hides, kip and calf,
damaged. ............ &c
Drv horse hides 1000. 25c TO 75c each
Green hides and kip, good. &c . b
Green hides and kip, damaged, ) &c .
Green calf skins, good &c g
Green calf skins, damaged. -. SC
Green sailed hides and kip, well
cured, good, 1870: 61z
Green sailed hides and kip, well
cured, damaged, .........: AZ
Green sailed calf skins, well
= cured, good, - ....'.,; &C
Green salted calf skins, well
cured, damaged, ........... ga
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Dried Fruits.
D,,.;n1n=oa \
Sugar.
$1,000 "a s1I.O0 2 100 lbs
Wool.
White sprlng Il2 mos.

White spring III mos.
growth).........-...--.-.-..t 2c q 14c 3 b
Black spring ~ mos.
growthl 80. ..E10c a 12c {
White fau and lambs e
mos. growth) $3.50. 10c q 12c E"
Black fall and lambs Is
mos. growth) }. !. -. sc @ 10c
Arizona white. .......s. sc % lie
black. .......... &c q SC
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-20
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from errors ana
early decay, loss of manhood, etc. j viii III
send recipe that will cure you, FREE or
CHARGE. ~ This great remedy was .els-
covered by a missionary in South america
Send selt-addressed envelope 10 REV
Joseph t. ISNAS, Station D, New forK'
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Remember

that NJ. H. Lipman manufactures all his
goods, and therefore can undersen his
competitors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-20

SHILOH'S COUGH and Censump
ton Cure is sold by US on guarantee
1t cures Consumption. Sold at a. y.
Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. t6)
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COPPER,

New York quotations.
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Tcrulaua. @Ro. april -. 1884.

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TaHn StparIihEseH &ereiHS.
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nlsoauH ioigenec Committees:
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-05-09

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