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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-08
JUDGE sULLIvAN's DUTY.

1t may not be altogether the correct
thing to say that in the following article
our contemporary, the Sacramento Rec
ord Union, casts pearls before swine.
Newspapers should, as far as possible,
labor to elevate the moral tone Of the
people; at least, they should under no
circumstances do anything to degrade it.
And yet what life would there be in a
newspaper that failed to ponder to the
popular taste or lack of taste? A few
correct people would read it and its pro-
prietors would have to quit the business.
The Sharon Hill scandal, vile as it is, is
what the readers of newspapers in San
Francisco and throughout the Coast gen.
orally prefer to everything else. What
is the San Francisco press to do about it
then. A newspaper must be read or die,
and you can't substitute sermons for Cos
sip successfully. People won't read SER
mons, however well written they may
be, but they will have the gossip, and
the dirtier it is (so it seems) the more
they relish it. This being SO, we look
upon a newspaper that can be popular
and at the same time strictly correct
as something possible 1.-THE way the times
are) only in the imagination. Yet we
are bound to say, as paradoxical as 1T
may appear, that the Record Union
tells the truth and nothing but the truth
in its address to Judge Sullivan
If Judge Sullivan would do the coun'
try a service and atone in part for the
errors Of his past acts, he will, on the
re~assembling of his court in July, close
the doors pending the Sharon-Hill trial,
and deny the San Francisco papers &C
cess to the courtroom through their re-
porters. Nothing viler, more demoraliz'
ing or filthy, has been sent to print than
the reports OF that case as published by
most Of the San Francisco papers. Jour.
nalism has been prostituted by them in
response to the dirty demands Of vulgar
taste and lewd desire, and the publish
ers owe it to a still lingering sense of de-
cency to shut up their smut mills, and
prohibit the further exposure Of the
v~ileness Of a libertine and the lewdness
oil his mistress. A more shameless and
wholly indefensible publication has not
been made in that city thar the reported
proceedings of that infamous trial. The
San Francisco press has seized upon the
opportunity to pander to the worst tastes
Of men, to corrupt the imagination OF
youth, and deile the thoughts of chill.
dren. There is no possible defense to be
made OF the act. 1t was a deliberate
attempt to be nasty. lewd, vulgar and
~corrupting, under the privileges allowed
by the law in publishing accounts Of pro-
ceedings before courts. There is no self
respecting man who is father to a pure
girl just stepping upon the threshold Of
young ~womanhood. or who respects the
purity of his wife, sister or mother, OF
has regard for the mental bias of his
sons just turning into the path of man.
hood, who does not know and feel that
the daily press OF San Francisco for three
months past has done its best to debauch
the tastes, offend the modesty and cor.
rupt the minds of his family. 1t is time
the court put a stop to IN outrage that
should have had no beginning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-08
MIsCELLANEOUS

Ladies' Chemises, trimmed with embroidery
and tuckH. 40c each.
White and Gray double.steel and whalebone
Corsets. only 15c a pair.
p. d. Corsets. 81 rs u pair.
Fancy Dress Buttons, IL dozen for Csc.
Ladies' Fine Quality Farmer satin Skirts, 81
each.
In conclusion, we respectfully ask the
prices, and they will be convinced that we
Samples will be sent to persons living
prompt and careful attention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-08
DIED.

In Eurehs, New, June I. 1884, Joseph II.
Seney, a native of st. Jean, Canada, aged 33
years.
The funeral will take place from his late
place of business, adjoining the Parker House.
at 2 O'Clock this Afternoon. Friends and se-
quaintances Of deceased are respectfully in
vited to attend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-08
Stick a Pin in That Spot"

nR. YORK WILL CONCLUDE HIS LIB.
IL eral Lectures TONIGHT at the Court.
room. Subject: Our Religion; OF, The
Science of Life" Admission, two-bits. Good
music and singing will be features Of the
evening. The services will commence ct 8
2. N.s sharp. jee.it
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-08

Gustave Kyburz has been sent to the In
sane Asylum from Wells, Elko county.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-08
EASTERN NEWS.

kHO Etttv W.
Inspection Of the Field
After the Battle.
LIVELY SCENES m CONVENTION IN
THE MIDST OF BAIIoTINa.
Arthur's Lieutenants Maneuver for
an Adjournment.
THEY FAIL AND ARE DEFEATED FOB
LACK OF NUMBERS.
Volleys From Each Side and
Random Shots.
Mr.. BLAINE TAKES A GRIP ON HIS
OWN BOOM.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-04
How it Happened.
Special dispatch to o. II.

Special dispatch to o. II.
Ben Butler is no longer cross between
an Apollo Belvi--dere and a man thrown
out Of barbershop for saying he was
next, for the author of "spring" poetry
says: Since his defeat he is like the earth
-fattened at the polls" while Blaine
"voltaired" to move "H-endricks and
EARTH" by Wheeling, West Virginia, but
got into a dead Lockwood with St
John, while the latter was stuffing Logan
with prohibition tracts, for violating the
laws Of nature, in moving Ashantee full OF
voters over to Cleveland, which only in
creased the sale of fine clothing and hats
at Whitlock's Oak Hall
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-04
"The Duke of Massac."

"English" talk to large extent has
ruled in this campaign. Transparencies
have been carried 10 the republican torch
light professions: ave don't Want Eng
fish Rule; "No English Candidates for
U.s.; "Down with the Nobility" etc, and
yet the republicans of this congressional
district are shouting themselves hoarse
over scion of England whose blood is
tainted with hereditary hatred and super
cellious contempt for the man who works
for wages, for the. mechanic who plans and
builds, and for the farmer who tills the
soil. One whose motto is, self, first, last
aud all the time. The great am, in his
own opinion, sometimes at home, some
times in congress, but mostly at watering
places and summer resorts. The working
men of Cairo have never rightly understood
why the representative in congress from
this end of the state should show so little
inclination to attend to duty, and so great
desire to earn his $4,000 a year posing at
Saratoga. 1t becomes our duty to explai n,
and VIC will do 1t regretfully, that it is the
blood. 1t comes from the old English
house Of "Thomas" Among the treasures
Of 1.-THE Duke Of Massac," as Captain
Thomas is called among his neighbors, rs
we are informed by one Of them, in Metrop-
oils there is nothing that the captain pre-
serves more carefully or takes greater pride
in displaying than the ''patent"given under
the royal hand Of an English King that
proves his claim Of lineal descent from the
English Nobility. It may DO small CAPT.
ital, but In his.mind, the captain does an
immense business on 1t. 1t Is that which
makes him believe "a niger is as good as
a democrat" but not 80 good as white ro-
publican, and that no man, democrat or
republican, white or black, living or dead,
is as good as "Lord" John II. Thomas. He
10 not to blame for It, It's in the blood.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-04
ADVICE to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and hr;ken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth' If So
send at once and get bottle Of Mrs. Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
ing. It's value is incalculabe. It will re
lieve the poor little sufferer immed.
lately. Depend upon 1t, mothers, there is
no mistake about 1t. 1t cures dysentery and
diarrhna, regulates the stomach and bow.
els, cures wind collie, softens the gums, re.
duces inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup for Children Teethine
10 pleasant to the taste, and is the prescrip.
tion of one of the oldest and best female
nurses and physicians In the United States,
and is for sale by all druggists throughout
the world. Price 25 cents bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-04
The Bandit King.

On Friday night, October Z, the theatre
goers Of Cairo are to be treated to on enter
tainment as novel as it is interesting, and
entirely different from anything ever before
presented at the opera house, in fact.
J. H. Wallack IS one of the best sensa-
tional actors on the road, and ten years ago
he played at the old theatre to delighted
audiences, as many old Cairoities will
remember. Among the main attractions
of the melo-drama are two educated trick
horses, whose appearance upon the stage
Is always greeted with the greatest ap.
plause. These animals, known as "Roan
Charger" and Bay Raider" exhibit intelli-
gence almost human, and perform the most
wonderful tricks at the bidding of their
masters.
The piece is not OF the pistol bowie.
knife-blood and thunder order as might
be supposed from the title, but on
the contrary is pleasant drama represent
ing life on the border, in which the various
passions of the human breast are graph
icslly depected.
The horses play very important part,
and never fail to bring the house down.
They step up to the bar and take drink
with the sangfrod of the topper; tear down
posters jump out of windows and do ma ny
other startlings acts, as novel as they are
wonderful. Their intelligence is almost
human.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-04

tory and our opponents forced to the de-
fensive In localities heretofore strongly re-
publican, aud are unable to effectively
concentrate upon these points those re-.
sources OF power, patronage and corruption
upon which they have unblushngly pro.
claimed their reliance. The verdict of the
voters OF the United States cannot be
bought. The great popular demonstrations
in favor OF Cleveland and Hendricks have
surpasse all expectatation and precedence
This Committee confidently assures you
there will be cast for Cleveland and Hen.
bricks the electoral vote of New York, To-
diana, New Jersey and Connecticut, to
which we believe there will be added those
OF at least three other northern states as
well as those Of all the southern states
We ask you to make your final and decis-
I've effort with earnest emulation to place
your state high in the list of states con
tributing to the peoples triumph
(signejD &C. GERMAN, Gu. Nat Com.
Blalne's headquarters are making desper-
ate efforts to repair the injury done to
their cause by the Blaine Burchard rum,
romanism and rebellion" brutality. They
have men near Catholic churches aud on
street cars and ferry boats distributing
apologies which fool no one, as they fail to
explain why Blaine approved what Burch-
ard said. Blaine's reply to Burchard was
very explicit, as reported in the New York
Tribune of Thursday. He thanked Mr.
Burchard warmly and said, III know and
realize the full weight of that which you
say to me and of that which you tender to
me-" The whole context of his careful
reply shows that Blaine understood and &C.
cepted the Burchard policy, and that he
only attempts to deny 1t now because of
the harm it has done to his canvass. In
this effort however he is entirely unsuc-
cessful as the Catholics are unable to see
any merit in his abandonment Of the relig-
ion Of his MOTHER Their management of |
this adds one more to the list of gross |
plumbers of Mr.Blaine's committee.
The real betting In the city is in favor of |
Cleveland; for Blaine there is only chin
music. Gould's agents pretended to offer
odds in large sums and got up a
bogus dispatch about it. Hon. Benz. Wood
ent $4,000 down to Wall street in quest
If these bets but without success. TIE re-
publican better like the dsaffected Irish
democrats being always little further on.
1t the Hoffman House $3.50 was bet
gainst $500 that Cleveland would carry
Iew York by $4,000 plurality. 1t was an
ven bet on 10000 in the state, and several
f 10 to Z and 10 to that Cleveland would
airy the state. Chairman German SAID to-
light in allusion to Blaine lies about dem
cratic deals that all democratic organiza-
ions were absolutely united for Cleveland,
nd engaged in generous rivalry as to
which should do the most.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

E0R SALE. -one large cannon stove. Apply at
l. The Bulletin ofice.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-04
NEW YORK SAFE FOR CLEVELAND.
d. d o. Special to Cairo Bulletin.

Is, o. Special to Cairo Bulletin.
NEW York, Nov. 3.--The following dis
patch has been sent from national demo-
cratic headquarters to the charman of each
democratic state committee:
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.--Our attention has
been called to a forged telegram purport-
ing to have been sent by the chairman of
this committee saying that the result of the
presidential election depended upon the
vote Of Ohio. On the contrary this com.
mittee has never claimed or relied upon
the vote Of Ohio, and If that vote DO cast
for Cleveland and Hendricks, as I. may be
1t will only 20 to swell the majority of
electoral votes for our candidates. Our ad-
vices from all quarters are entirely satisfac-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-04
Ancients take Notice.

The inaugural social partly of the club
will take place on Thursday evening Nov.
at Ideal League hall. Dancing com :
mences at eight p. M, closing promptly at
midnight. Let there be full attendance.
ny order of Executive Committe. Mrs.
Laura ]. Rittenhousc, sec'y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-04

Of soo,, MIN.
eUtos
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-08
Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue OF an execution. issued ont Of the Dis
trct Court OF the Second Judicial District of the
Territory Of Idaho, in and for the County of Al.
turas' and to me directed and delivered for judg.
lnent rendered and entered in said Court on the
olst DAY OF October 1888, in favor Of c. d. Smith
ana against Louis Bugher. have levied on all Of
the right title and interest of the above name,
defendant in and to the following describ d real
property. to wit:
The mining claims known the Annie Bucber
ana independence mines. situated about i've miles
southeast from the City OF Bellevue on lookout
Mountain. in Mineral Hill Mining district Alturas
county, ldsho Territory, and duly recorded on the
quartz Records Of said county.
Also all OF the right, title and interest OF tbe
ABOVE named defendant in and to the mining
claims known as the Bartleson and Smokey H ii
uhes situate about four miles southeast from the
annie Busher and Independence mines in Mineral
hll Mining District, Alturas county, Idaho Terri.
tory.
Also. all Of tie right. title and interest OF the
ABOVE named defendant in and to the mining
ciaim known as the Black Oak mine situated on
OF near the Elkhorn Mountain, in Warm Springs
inning District. Alturss county, Idaho Territory.
Notice 10 hereby given that on the 25th day OF
august 1883 at O'Clock p. IN. of that dsy in front
oI tne Court House in Haley, county Of Alturss.
VIII sell the right title and interest of sad Louis
busher IN and to the above described property AZ
tsLc AUCTION. for cash in hand, to the highest
ana best bidder. to satisfy said execution and ali
Dated the cath day of July, 1884.
,, CHI. FIiRHY, Sheriff.
by PAT. FUREY. Deputy Sheriff
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Notice for Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IpAao.

June -, 1884
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MONDAY, JULY 81, 1884.

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HALEY. Idaho, July II, 1884.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-19

Dallas. March L. Morgan CAmmtck
WAC uu- been ia u u jail sIuce hIr
CAPITA o. ut O'r.u > rings, Ml.u,Ippl,
with t. - Lt-t %, rnHr- cI wit COM.
plulty lu tur uug of fruiulrut hl.l-
ul hdiug ut .ho Texas Pacific Railway
~ ttun, 90 sherman ~ S,ptHmb g.
October aud y mb last, Was
leased fr IN ml tnduy judge Al
i I'd ~, upuu Hgr,rm MT ut .uuuer for
or -pcutuu aud ipfou-e, duCci Cam
M ct0 bond t, $4,000. HIS su etIe-
nro 10 s. b. ther George G .mmank oi
NV I rk. aud nl- attorneys X b.
: ,y and Edward q hy. ~ y Has.
Con- ty Attorney Cunt io-ul-Lt 10
f1rmeI your rrrspuudr.t that sr
reugemeuta FIR HmmHch release wcrr
mui. = lurday evening. That ho va,
Aloprl To turn evidence "a hHi
placed the prosrcu 'oulu possession oi
fuct- aud comment. hr had cnHtrl. of,
TIA hr tururI M S45,DuN NJ the money
secured .Iu e cotton transaction, aud
htd depo-itel 1t where the ptr.ies ell
tried to 1t c,u Il grt II. This ueposIt
was made At the Dallas National Rmh
tf-dHy a. ..iu p. M, AUi fifteen minutes
later q ~ x @ igg-, htuNcr- oft DAB
lt.. ran alta hwent t'r $4,000 and tiled
suit IN the Distrc. Count for that
amount agaIus j. Lohu~telu, L ID
Easton aud Morgan ,ammayh, al egIuG
tat they We re indebted Ia them ~ that
amount secured by fraud, false pre-
lenses, etc. Oliver 4 GriEg- gave bOud
d. the sum ot $4,000 IN connection with
lhe -ult,
Your correspondent tonight inter
viewed Chmmack. He would not state
all he knew of the trHu-H. tIuu, u lls UNI