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Union Paulliu II IN HeiIuce1l

CnEFESSE, Wy. Ter, May la cut in
wages Of railway employees on the Union
Pacific OF from 10 to l5 percent is an.
nounsed. Many have quit end Others will
follow. It is stated by railroad men that
a general strike is coming, The reduction
affects all employees except enginemen and
ilremep. This is tie scoond reduction In
wages OF shopmen within month,
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Z BnSc ltNll yeslerfiny.

At Pittsburgh-Athletic, 0;A!lesheny, .,
At Bsltimore-alttropolitsns, 8; Balto, 5,
At Boston-Buiialo, 3; Boston, 5.
F AtLouisville-Toledo, At !; Louisville, 5.
At Cincinuati-Cin'ti, 8 Columbus 10,
At the close OF the game the general pa.
vilion gave way and about dozen peraons
were injured, ono fatally. Three were
removed in the patrol wagon, while the
reat were taken away in carriages. 1t 10 q
miracle that large number we're not killed
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Senator Anthony worHe.

WASHINGTON, May l.-Ssnator Anthony
has gone 10 his home in Rhode Island, and
the impression prevails that he will never
enter the Senate again. His disease, soften.
ing OF the brain, is continually growing
worse, and his physicians no longer hold
out hopes for his recovery, Senator
Anthony has been a central figure in the
Senate for a quarter oil a century.
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Canadian Dyunn,,,e rxno.n.,

TORONTO, May 1.-The Globe SAYS OF the
dynamite discovery that it is difficult to
conceive what combination Of malipnity
and folly. is at the bottom OF the ATTEMPT to
blow up the Provincial Parliament build
ing. It will be charity 10 suppose it a mad
mans net, but circumstances surrounding
the discovery point to tho ex.
iatenco Of deliberate and maleyolent de-
sign. 1t ought not 10 be difficult 10 find
soms traces Of the villains. Ii found the
action Of Canadian Justice will be go speedy
and elective that there will be no need for
raising single invocation to Judge Lynch.
CONSIDERED AS A JOKE,
The dynamite scare has abeted, The
opinion Of the affair is either the result of
a practical Joke or cartridge placed in the
parliament building by aome one anxious
for a job as watchman. The fact that tbe
wires we're attached to the cartridges, living
IN such a position that they could not
help being seen by people passing gives
color; to either Of these theories, Extrs
guards have been placed around the build
lngs and government house, I.I1 4
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KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May 1.-The Stars
Harper, Kansas, report received from
Medicine Lodge, says that tho four bank
robbers captured were placed in Jail. The
mob broke in and shot one to death and took
the other three out and hanged them.
Payne, the bank president, ia dying. !
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Glts qMelhge'!ctr
=,,.S -. ,m- Is ana 81 Fourteenth street.
= ana, main West Virginia Repnblicans
II hN'N - Al, l,,n,L ~

II must palm West Virginia Nepnel'cana 3
a. know ,ha. they have no! tlo knack oil
~ "I.a.jup their Democratic iF'onds. II tho
srr,i.lIaine men had won at MartinSourg'
.ns %"s democrats would have s''d that tho
p.,nblIcsn ,,s party had bcsn bested by an
.";rrs.bolderb' .,fr machine. The Blaine men
tsviur ta won becauaC the people we're Blaine
, msn, i, is said ,ha, the Blaine machine
l h.,, ,hs "Inlependent Republicans" It
',.. D' a GOOD fight, sId handsomely won
's,, w.. !, stubborn HEd courageous resistance.
Rt' Republicans are sas'sel They all ieel bet.
j.. "I ';nce tic Convention, they arc atandins
sS,"Ilpr W. 10 shoulder, aud VIXEN tho call
sn"nI. the; wilt he IN line los duty. There
a,. a,. No isuiIy troubles, and all Republicans
a,o m ',,a1 o.i., and any bricks that may be
Iyins n'n around loose will be hurled at tho
premy,
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AvAiLARLE AssE1s.
Gt.G9,5l2
l,29l.i7O
6l,l0,7S
lS.ol2.s4o
C55,l9S
42,A92.759
THEY FEEL SHAKY.
The Ohio Democrats are Greatly DIS
ns ,cournKel over tho Outlook.

~ i.SouEhkoN over kuo OutlOOk.
! WAsulSaroN,tA1ay l.-Lieutenant Gov.
ernor Warwick, President pro TEN. White,
Speaker Marsh, Speaker pro lem. Brunner,
Senators o'Neil, Elliott and Representa-.
tives Greiuer and Addison arrived from
Columbus, 0, /, this morning. Their bust.
ness is TO conler with the Secretary Of the
Navy IS to the practicability Of U. s.
man'oi war bringing over from Turkey the
remains OF MacGahan, the famous Ameri
can war correspondent, now buried al
Constantinopls. In consequence OF the
absence Of Secretary Chandler, the com
mittee will have to remain over until Sat
urdsy. N.5s 4. 6 Nv
! The Ohio Democrats In the above dole
CATION are much discouraged at tho politi
cal outlook bill Hill assurea them tha
!the 4ox7lsqR blu viii assurealy pass. h
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FrcHt Stcul,eIlvillc,

'He"' DlTGt5t 10 he incslipe,ecr. ".
sFkrbsSvlLLE, O., May l.-Aiiro here to.
u'sat burned down Phillip Kamm'a
slaughter house, John Reid's stables, and
managed a large stable Of James Black.
SunlL Su,n, L9ss probably not exceeding elk
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A superintendent Dead.

KEH foRK, May l.-Geo. W. Trabue,
General Superintendent Of tho Southern
Dlvlslon Of tho Western Union Telegraph
Company, with headquarters at Nashville,
Tenn, died Of brain lever, at the Coleman
House. this morning. He had been in
New York about two weeks =,
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InHtructe;l fpr Rlalne,

Pa=7slAsp, Ore, May 1.-The Republi.
can State convention resumed its labor
this morning and elected the ! following
delesatea to Chicago: Senator J. N
Dolph, J. 7. Alisrson, J. NJ. Swift, O. N
Deany, W. ]. Mcconnell, A. G. Hoyey
They were instructed for Blaine, ,ii,f'
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CINCINNATI, May 1.-Mayor Stephens
tslegraphed this morning from Yincennee,
Ind, to his secretary, to permit 10 sparring
matches on the Sabbath. This ia intended
to prohibit the proposed exhibition of
John L. Sullivan. -----L- -----..
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Another Four aaund Struggling Match.
CHICAGO, Ills, May l.-parson Davies
has accepted sullivau's challenge, offering
to give any man one thousand dollars and
the receipts Of the exhibition who will
stand before him four rounds, and will put
Jem Good aSainst the champion.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.
Al st. Albnns Over the Lynching OF the
90 Hill Brothers.

'1' Hill Brothers. I''. =
.sr. ALpASs, ". VA, May. 1.--Charlea
Spurlock, Scott Hill and Brownlow Hill
the three robbers who killed Albert Wood
and fatally shot old man Wood, were ar.
rested at the home Of spurlock on Mud
river, Lincoln county, at four o'clock
yesterday morning and were brought here
last evening and placed in hotel for
safe keeping. The mob took the two Hill
brothers from the guard and took them 10
an elm tree half fmile from town. After
religious services by Rev. Stump, they
were hanged with half inch cotton rope.
Scott Hill confessed being in company with
Jack Dodsou, who shot ex.SherifI
Of Boone county, last Saturday
night for his money, but got only dollar
and eighty.two cents. He further stated
that he, Spurlock and Brownlow Hill Wis.
tied the residence of A. J. Woods Monday
night and entered the house for the pur.
pose OF getting money, and that he, Scott
Hill, killed young Woods and shot tho cid
AAAAs AAo AAN ASs 6St oAy A4OAOJs
|, MEMBERS OF A DESPERATE GANG.
/ They belong to q gang Of robbers who
have headquarters 1T spurlock's house,
It wss their calculation to make raise q:
Woods, then 90 west and become train
robbass. Spurlcck was hid by the oilicerf
while the mob were securing the
two Hill boys, and will be taken
to Charleston the county seat, to-
morrow. The mob was orderly and un.
masked. There was not q drunken man
among the two hundred. They were de,
tcrmined, and did their work quietly and
etIectually. It's rumored that Spurlock'f
friends will make m effort to rescue him
from Jail at Charleston il he is allowed tc
get there, which is very doubtful !.
ltciTEMEST IN ST. ALBASs. ~.
Great excitement prevcils and this place,
Of about 800 inhabitants, is in such state
as WIG never known before. On every
street corner h,eu ara grouped together dis.
cussing the events Of the hanging. The
bodies OF the Hill brothers were cut down
about twelve o'clock and turned over to
the undertaken. 1t was the request
Of the Hill hoys to send their bodies ia
their aged mother who reaides few miles
from Mud river. The murderers put on g
bold front, but while the minister Yaa
talking to them each weakened and were
heard to say, "God have mercy on my
aoul." . f' =
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:
MANY OF the delegations which voted
against instructing did 60 with the accom-
panying announcement, "Solid for Blaine"
The newspaper men showed up well in
the dsy'sprocecdinga. Messrs. Powell and
Dawson "got there" and Dr.. Holt received
atlattering vote. Mesars. Hoffman, Peter
son and White were active members of the
conventions. Prof. Clifford ia also journ.
aliat. \
That Jolly fat Irishman John Donaheo,
OF West Union, was on hand. He is a
host in himself in work for the cause OF
Republicanism in Doddridge county.
..I. w .... 80. ". g. f.
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Gold In CAnndn,

KINGSTON, OST, May 1.-Gold in large
quantities has bsen discovered in the
township Of kaladar, forty miles from the
city. Considerable dust was brought here.
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IT, -
Colorado SoS Blnipc.

DSsvEn, May 1.-The Colorado Repub
lican State Convention elected a aolit
Blaine delegation to Chicago, si,3lt1g
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col. BgALL FOR SENATOR.

| COL. BIALL FOR SENATOR.
Col. O. II. Beall, Of Brooke county, wouli
be a delegate to the Chicago. Convention Il
his modesty were not 60 greatly In e1cest
Of big ambition. Had he made any effort
on his own behalf he could easily have
been elected. But ho would not. A move.
ment WIS started here, or at least gathered
momentum here, which may make Col,
Beal! State Senator from the Firs. District
this jail. Prominent Republicans rom ali
the counties have urged him to allow the
lsa OF bis name, assuring him that
he: can be nominated and elected
moro easily than MIR. Scott was In 1882.
Their assurances will be backed by the
solid Republican vote OF the three coun.
ties. Brooke ia entitled to the nomination,
and the party in turn Is entitled to a good
man. His position would give him strength
TEhtoh wo would have to 20 far to duplicate,
lie Is averaa TO running, but no doubt
could be induced TO sacrifice his personal
lcclings for the party good and the ad.
vantage Of the district.
TIE DEMocRAcY's DEATH BLOW. N"
A prominent Democrat-one whom his
party has often honorod, and who is yet
in line with the organization-whose utter.
ance, were his name given, would carry
great weight, said in my hearing: "Who
wrote tina. resolution about State ta1ation2"
The gentleman Of whom he inquired could
not tell. "Well sir, ! geo in it the Machiavel.
lian hand Of W. 7. Hubbard. That man
alone could have. written it who is perfectly
familiar with the constitution, tho laws
and the facts'in the case, and who knows
wherein the party ia defensible and where.
IN it is moi" Every word OF those resolu.
tions stings." And mark my word They |
deal tho death blow Of the Democratic
party in this State unless something o..
cura to turn tho tide in our favor" This |
man is not one Of those who has con.
demned the administration for the aasess-
ment aorder, but he has defended that
orders Moreover, he means every word be |
says 10 have juat the weight which properly |
attaches TO II. r.. - -
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HAeERsrowS, Mp, May 1.-The Repub.
lican State. \ Convention met to-day.
Among, the resolutions adopted the
following: ------.s--- f'
Resolyd-That Hon. James G. Blaine is
is the choice Of the Republicans Of Mary
land, and thus expressing our pTcierencSa
we pledge tho Republican party OF Mary.
land to the nominee Of the Republican
Convention.
The election OF the deleaates al large was
then proceeded with, resulting in the
choice OF Congressman ~Holton, L. N.
Phillips, Colonel James Wallace aud sena-
tor lIodson. 80 -.
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With satlafaction to the delegates and dis.
tingulshed credit TO himself. ~. =

Among the delegates were number Of
West Virginia residents at the Capital,
Col. Frey, the courteous Secretary, is Sec.
iretary also Of the West Virginia Repub.
!ican Association ut Washington. Capt.
plpb, Charles L. Davies, John A. Hervey,
Major Ed. Moore and Major Jim Nc.
Cauiey, well known in Wheeling, were
present, most Of them merely as spectators,
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THE PRESIDING ofzInas.,

:. : " !7'.'tRfs'u 04!toEW' MN
rhe character Of tho presiding officers Of
the State Convention was in keeping with
that Of the body at large. Capt. uracratt
made an able and eloquent speech upon
taking the lead q the temporary orcanisa.
tion, marred a little, itis true, by. being
read from manuscript, but still deserving
Of the marked favor with which It was re-. =
ceiyed. ~ Z
Mr.. Mason, tho permanent Chairman
was a happy selection. Quick Of percen.
tion and falr Of disposition, he conducted
! the proceedings through many difficulties
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A FAMOUS VICTORY.
IN THE CONVENTION
Al AahartlA.burr WedntSdaJ-One Of tho yery bra
mAtleSecues During tho D,bats-Some Echoes
Of the Conventiou-The Death Blow Of
tho Mest virginia Democracy.

MARrlSsnuRa, VIVA, May l.-Nothiut
remains to show that notable assembly
met hero yesterday. Tho delegates have
dispersed and the town has resumed III
wontcd quiet and Its every day garb o.
hum drum leisure. Still, the only theme
OF conversation among the prominent men
Of both parties, with whom MarLinsburg Ia
literally provided, Is the convention. It
is admitted on all sides to have been tho
most remarkable gathering OF representa-.
tive men OF either party held in the State
for yeara. It 10 seldom, indeed, that such
a large body Of auch men can be drawn
together for any purpose. Tha. such a
convention could be convened at place as
inconvenient to many Bections
State as Martinsburg, speaks volumes con,
corning the lively interest taken In the
national political situation by West Vir-
Glala Republicans, and is an. earnest oi
telling work in November. aa$,s
A nRAlNY CONVENTION.
Comparisons are frequently instituted be.
tween yesterdays convention and the re.
cent one at Charleston. Iventure the az
eersion, having seen both, that there were
at least hall hundred men here any one Of
whom was intellectually the peer OF any
one Of any half dozen that could have been
selected from the Charleston body.
The convention WIS brainy one. In
tellecIual giants were in nearly every dele.
CATION. Some Of the nominating speeches
would be creditable to National Conyen.
ton Of either party, and it was remarked
by distinguished gentleman from abroad
who Witnessed the proceedings that such
debate as that on the adoption OF the four.
teenth resolution is rarely enjoyed by
habitues Of the national halls Of legislation.
observers, many OF them
leading Democrats, spoke in equally com.
plimentary terms Of the convention In gen.
eral and Of this debate in particular.
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NOT THE OLD TICKET

To Charles Ward, Of Charleston, for a
water tube steam generator. III II !
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27
mo. 1871
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
EUREKA, NEVADA, November "a, lsSa'j
| NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN That q
IN 8weetwater Mining Company. OF treasure
Hill, Nevada, whose Postofics address ~
HaAilton. Nevada. has this day filed its appn.
cation for 9 prtent for hfteen hundred Linear
feet OF the Hidden Treasure Number 2 mine o.
vein bearing silver with surface ground ~
hundred feet In width. situated in white rms
Mining District. County OF White Pine aIs
! state OF Nevada, and designated by the heia
notes and Official plat on hle In this once =
Lot Number ITO. located upon unsurseyca
land, the exterior boundaries OF said hos
Number 10 being ~ follows. to-wit r-u.a
Beginning at Q post marked NO. ! oni.os
: stes survey No. ITO, whence the section Svf,
ner common 10 sections "a and 20. Iownsh x
16 north. Range 81 east, and sections ~ $40 ~.
Township Is north, Rsnge So east, houa J
Diablo Meridian. bears south 80 DEGREES y
minutes west 5.642 feet, and peak No. pesIs
north So degrees 10 minutes west $40 2-l0 fee.;
thence running, first course, north w ass,,,ssSs
east 1,500 feet 10 post marked NO. = onaso.
States survey No. ITO; thence, second coassyd
south 55h degrees east 600 feet TO posi- ms. n
No. q, United States survey No. lloi t y nnxNsii
third course, south 10h degrees west i,eoiss'
to post marked No. 4. United States SURVEY N
11C; and thence, fourth course. north o11 y
grees wet $50 feet to post NO. . OF Ia
States survey No. 10i. Hidden Treasure iS sur
$50 feet to post No. Q Of said United stsiss :
vey No. 1Oi, COO feet to post No. /. the piaceo'
bseinning. containing is s7-l0o acres.
Magnetic variation 10 degrees east; =, ,hs
The location Of this mine 10 recorded IN n;ss
Recorders once Of White Pine Mining ~
trict, In boob l. Of the records OF said disa, M
This claim is bounded ON the southwest Dy 'h'
Hidden Treasure mining claim. -
Any and all persons claiming sdVoas ~ Or
portion OF said Hidden Treasure NO. = ~ 4.
Surface ground are required to file their 20 "a
verse claims with the Register OF the Nv ~
states Land once at Eureka, in the s.a, nhij.
Nevada, during the sixty days period Of p, ut
cation hereof, or they will be barred w 49,
of the provisions Of the ststute: ,..,
r. II. HINCKLEY, keeisteI;
II ia hereby ordered that the foreeoins : shs
of Application for Patent be publisnsu iJ rsiiy
period Of sixty days. in the EuIens 4
SENTINEL, Q daily newspaper puoishe1
pas ca +. II. HINoKLEY, Register.
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Go 10 P. Steler. He sells his solid sill
yer and plated ware below cost. n
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n BIOLOGICAL AND MINERAL az.
(T mems, and curiosities bought sna rrsp.
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cisco. Wv
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DABBIT MErAI~FRoM 100 TO 200
ID pounds Of babbit metal for sale ct the
BENTrsEL ONCE. Eureka. Nevada.