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III. john II. Dowoll, oommiesion

Mr.; john U. Dowoll, commission
hlefcoant, l02 South Charles street,
baltlmoret Marylond, writes: al have
peeh great sufferer with pain IN my
nacH ana Kidneys. Hearing that Sal
Walton OIL would relieve ma II procured
= bottle, tried IL but fow times, and
" geVe mo complete relioi, and ! have
For lumbago and neUralglo affections
| consider IL an excellent remery,u
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II your Wheolor & Wilson sewing
machine needs repairing take It to
tho ntand ana carry IL 10 003 Elm
street, 1t will DO adjusted and guar
anieed ut reasonable figure. Spool
Cotton, oil, needles for all machine8 ut
tho lOWesL pricee
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", II. Howell IL Bros, druggists,
would specially recommend to tho Ia.
dies Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets, Asa
laxative they have no equal. They arc
guaranteed % cure chronic coustipa-
ton, dyspepsia, aud all diseases arls-
rus from 3 derAnged stomach. With q
REQ use o. th0 Tablets, nick headache
Ia impossible.
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Oar stock OF boots and shoes of yent's,
ladies', misses, and boys 6hildren's
iell wear, Is now COM
plete. We have the best and
largest stock ever exhibited in Dallna
and ~ lower prioae, than good oue-
tom-mada ever sold here heretofore.
Call 81 tho old reliable shoe house of
Leon kahn's and examine goods and
got prices.
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Laying greatly reduced my stock Of
hne hats, | viii now sell tho balances OF
stock regardless of price. 1 need and
must have the room for a largo stock
OF shoes, Call soon, and save money
Kahu's,
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Our Citizens
Arc hereby informed that the COM
plete line Of samples of our tall aud
winter goods have been received and
are open for inspection. Wq therefore
invite the dressy men Of Dallas to call
and make their selection without de-
lay, as tho handsomest and most de-
sirabie goods arc always closed out
early in the season. We win take Or
ders now for future delivery.
j. WINTER, JR, & Co.,
No. us Main street.
Branch house Of the largest tailoring
house in America,
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CurraURA nEnlEnrys

Are sold by all druggists Price: Curr.
CuRs, % CENTS; REsohvKsT, sl,00; SOAR,
20 eenlS: POTrER DRUG AND uuEMCAL
co, Boston. send ior"How To euro SKin
Diseases
RAN TfTIFY the Complexion and
DlIfN y Skin by using CurIcuRA
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Are you mado miserable by indigos-
uon, constipation, dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skin? Shiloh's Vital.
XII Is y positive cure. sold by j. l..
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1885 VIII get You 3 genuine mems
nan t..sswea cali shoe, in button, Lace
OK gaiter. The ensleHt, beat and oheap.
ssi ehoein the land for tr money, 40
Leon i<Rhu's, ~
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A complete line of school shoes for
boys and girls, from the best fsotorles
az prices 10 suit the times ut Leon
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SKIN, , n. "9 ;;;;,;,..

uMliIIATING EfuptIOus, itching and
Al BurElpg Skin Toftufes, Ioaihsomn
sores, and every species of Itching, Scaiy,
Pimpiy, Inherited, Scrofulous and Conta,
go diseases OF the Blood, skin ana scalp,
WIN loss OF ilalr, from Infancy to old age,
are positively cured by CuTfCugA. fhe
great Skin Cure, and CUrIcuHt sOAp an
exquisite skin BsauNnor, eNlenaily, and
CurlcufA hEsotvEST, tho new B.ood Pm
rlner internally,
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LadIes, Your Ati.niinn

I hhvo added u largo elk dopart.
mont, in black and colored silks, Ia
khadames, rrlcolinos, Rhadslmi0r,
Lyons and other qualities. All ask,
come SEQ the sllks aud price them.
IL. BAtiNfAN.
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eshO. 90 seni i,Innh rnnt-

Elegant oilk dress aud French pat
tern hat to match, TO DO given away
Docsnlher 81.
Every purchaser OF $500 worth OF
goods Is entitled 10 a ticket ut
IL. BsUMASig
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LIVE SOCK AFFAIRS.
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION
The Programmes Announced by Sec
Rotary Atwster--A Big Attendance
Ansieipsted-fntsrviews with
Several of the Leading
Dealers ofthe state.
The National Convention

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2i-ISpeeiall-Ss
rotary Atwater, Of tho National Cattle
and Horse Growers association, win.
within the next week, begin sending
the invitations TO the second National
convention 70 b0 held here mex
month. The colored poster, which is
to DO distributed throughout The
West and principal cities of the
East, is now ready Tor mailing
and Win be started out Monday.
Twenty thousand OF these invitations
have been ordered, and they viii be
sent to castlemen throughout the
West, and with them will so ioldsr
announcing tho work of the conven.
ton last year, the objects OF the asso.
citation and its prospects. With these.
also, will so paper cont2ining a list
OF subjects of
ADDRESSES AND tories FOR DISCUS
SION,
at the conventions. The list is MS fol-
lows:
"The Cattle Industry Of tho United
States"--Dr. Moore, of Colorado.
"The Necessity OF Protecting Our
Cattle Indnstry OF Ravages Of Disesse"
Colonel Ii, n. Taylor, agent Of the
United States bureau ot animal indus.
try.
"fhe Range Country, Oar Common
Inheritapce"-A. 8. Mercer, editor Of
the Northwestern Live Stock Jour
nal, Wyoming.
"The Movement Of Cattle from the
South 10 tina North"- C olonel II. G.
Head, OF Colorado,
"Anorlcao Cattle ColApsniss in
Sco,land'-E. l.. Sheldon, OF London.
"The Relation Of Foreign Capital 10
the Cattle Rsnching Industries of the
Western States and Territorissn--
Thomas Lawaon, Of Missouri.
"Alasricsn Caske snd Dressed Beet
in England and tho Restrictions Sur
rounding the Importation OF Aneri-
can Bee"-Jamas w. Barlay, M. p,
OF London, England.
"Tho Press Its Status 70 the Oattle
Induatry"-Thaodore J. MeManu, Of
Missouri.
breeding, lis History and Ef,aotn--
w. b. Roberts, Of Ponnsylyspia.
mInasing The public n6ms;,n w n
Stone and Colonel Wallace, OF Color
ado.
"The National Cattle Troll. Its paat.
Present and Fu,ure,aps lis Rotation IN
Railways for sae Movement otCattlo
from the South 20 the North,,--Calum.
bus Epson, ct Texas.
nForsipp Frsda and C,,,u,o,.,,i, l.,
Cattle"-F. /. McAttso. If Marvlsnd
"American Bsotln tirear Britairn-
T. Duekhsiu, Of L ndop.
= ",rhe Netiopa, Orranigat,,, sto,o
and Ta,p;,o,i,, ,aafsf-. '.'''-'i 800, ",
-u 1a1Vil"A Ass's!4slohs'---A' H.
swan, of Wyoming.
!
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a THE SEWING MACHINE
A., ~ the cause OF UTERINE Pains aud
Ga Np weakness, For Aching Sides
l1Hv,.,N and Back Kidney Pains, Sclat.
Ilh,f.lA lea, Chest PaiGE, Weakness and
'N1Ahi.'N inflammation, the CUrICuRA
ANri-PAIN PLAsiKR Il inmllible. 2ic.
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Decided steps ought to be taken to
cure cold or cough at once. we
should recommend DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. This valuable medicine ia en-
dorsed by physicians, and you can roIy
on its doing The work every time.
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Iho above certificate Ia hut one Instance
of thousands In our posseseion. shosyina
sufferers who have boon relieved OF every
iolm of Blood aud skin Diseases, Female
complaints Dyspepsia, syphilis, MorcurIai
Hneumntism, Blood Poison and Malaria
FOR nun information our free pamphlet
on BLOOD and Skin Diseases win DO fur.
nished on application 10 the
MACON MEDICINE co., Macon, Ga.
Sold In powdered form, oasy to prepare n,
home. with or without spirits; small size,
% cents; large. size, a.; mailed So any nd
uIess on receipt Of price. Liquid form,
For sale by THE v w. CR0WDUS
DRUG CO, Dallas, Texas.
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$3.50 will get u ladies' genuine Cug
Nd, haud.turn-button boots, ut Leon
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Shiloh'a Cough and Consumption
Cure Ia sold by us on a guarantee, IL
cures consumption. Sold by J. Il. VII.
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women inshops aud stores.
women who labor often have back
soho, Benson's Capclne Porous Plag-
1ern VIII relieve IL Immediately. 25c,
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Group, whooping cough and bron.
enius Immediately relieved by Shi-
IONS euro. Sold by J. l.. Williams a
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sieoploss nights made miserable by
mat terrible cough. Shiloh's euro IL
Ny remedy for you. Sold by j. l..
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Shlloh's Uatarrh Remedy, . positive
euro for catarrh, dlphthsris and cank.
sr mouth. Sold BY J. L Williams 4
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, a pc sitive
cure for catsrrh, diphtheris and cank-
or or mouth Sold by J. L. Williams q
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Don't fail TO telephone Boucho for
yoNi gro oorios, crackers and canned
koous' hains, tePs, sugars, everything
In tho grocery limo.
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leon KAHN.
Bnrs& Mesrs shoes at Leon Kahn'a.

James Means celebrated SO shoe al
Loon kahn's.
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,I'YthIH2 PA,ssI DALLAS,
GOING EAsr--r. q u. DEPOT.
NO. N2-St. Louis Express. san A. "A
Leaves Union Depot. g.i0 A NJ
NO l9-San Antonio EX arr .l0.S y, N.
NO Mi-New Orleans Passenger a;iC y. AZ
NO. &' leaves Union Depot 49,. 9;!OP. N
49,, GofEG gissr--USiOE pEPor.
80 s3i--Sal iiomia Express, arr, 0:lb z. m.
SO, eViTCalilcriia Express, Iva. 5;35 p. AZ.
No sgi Local Passenger ar. 49,. li;5l A. NJ.
~. S1nl3cnl Passenger, Tvs. .l2:l0P. NJ.
Leaves 7, 4 y. Depot l2.al p NJ
NO, loS@snn Antonio Express,
leaves 4. n L. Depot. ..... 6:55A A., N
NOS, SJE and 1irun between Fort Worth
eno sew orleans daily, NOS ld aud 1853
nom Colorado, Nos 30,, sJ2 and sQs take
meals Ct the Union Depot Double daily
trains 10 New Orleans. The Texas 4 Pa
CLIO IL III iniles The shortest route 10 Now
Orleans, Bold trains I'll Paso 10 ~. Louis:
NsQ Dallas TO Snn Atomic, cto. Fast time,
nrst-olasa equipment, suro connection. Soc
that your ticket reads via tho ToSas 4 Pa
cite Railway,
Passengers hookcd 3, aud nom all mis-
IN Europe vim the "RED STAR" Stoamsh,p
Line, plying between Now York, PhllRdol-
phia and Antwerp, belgium, and tho
o,n ~ i,.oAN steamship Line, between
For maps, time tables. tokots, rates end
oil required Information, oull on oraddrors
IL, II, TURNER,
500 Main street, Dallas, Texas
IL. 4. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent Houston, Texas.
II. w. MCCULLOUGH,
oeneral Pessensor and Ticket Agent, Gal
W, II. NEWMAN,
Jrafnc Manager, Gnlvesfon, Texas
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After thorough test w, IL,
Howell e. Bros, druggist, most posi-
lively assert that Ackei's English
Remedy Is the best medicine for
aathmas Group, coughs, whooplng
cough, and all lung troubles, that G IN
DO found. ask them shout II, Tor thew
fully guarantee il.
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Knerny & Son, manufacturing low
elors. This IL tho house 70. llne goods
end low pricss.
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RAILROADS..
RAILROADS.
TEXAS 4 Pacific R.R.
THE GREAT POPULAR ROUTE
BElWEEa The FAST AND THE WEST
SHORT LINE
no NEW ORIEANS
LOUISIANA,
NEW MEXIcO,

Ga ArFGisEJA.
southeast. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
daily between -. Loni. and Dallas. Fort
worth, vi Paso and Ban Francisco, Dallas
ana New oreaas without change Pull-
man Shoppers Fort Worth aud Dallas In
New Orleans without change.
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We now have a DSllas Morning
News. hut tho Herald Is still doing
business az the old stand with incresg.
ed vigor.- rexas Plowman.
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THE DALLAS HERALD has begun 10
advocate n Texas expedition TO be held
In Dallas The Democrat near TWO
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The News and THE Herald (Dal.
las], did not light into one another, aa
was expected from tho start. They
stand like prize fighters feeling OF escb
other Canton Telegram.
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"HARDLY ENCOURAuIN0,U

The Dallas Morning News Ia indeed
a daisy. With 10 columns for reading
matter, y full corps OF intelligent odl.
tors, limitless wiring faciljt les and
200 or 300 nows-gatherers, It would be
rs SILLY IA disputing tho problem OF
the cube 10 assign " q second place
IN Southern journalism. It's n tat
tai q for c0mnositors and O Toast for
subscribers, but ita ten columns of
adds can hardly he encouraging TO the
pfoprietorF.--lHi"n Rose Citissn.
mats ths view ihc Mail takes OF it.
That $4,000 snbsidy won't isat long
Hort Worth Mail
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A DKrP WATER CONVENTION.

A doep water convention at san An
ohio, where all tho interests of tho
country between this city and Aran.
sas Pass would be represented, would
DO productive ofgroAt future good. Tho
question of doop wator Ia ad important
one, and TO secure IL, thare must no
concert OF action and positive work,
Tho aid of energetic men must be oh.
tained and the many inierests of tho
Southwest concentrated for that pur-
pose. IL is q matter Of business, aud
will add greatly 20 San Antonio n
early action Is takcn.--IS San Antonio
Light
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-12-09
The washington Territory Legisla
ture.
ture.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

OLYMPIA, W. T., Dec. S.-The Legisla'
ture convened this morning. and after
organizing II adjourned until tomorrow
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Craxed by Liquor.

About 6 O'Clock yesterday evening
Johnny" Horn, o teamster, became
crazed from drinking too much liquor,
and going to his home on Mob Hill he
there raised a disturbance that attracted
Sheriff Stinson and Undersheriff Tyler to
the premises. Upon arriving there they
found Horn out in front of the P~resbyte-
riau Church with a revolver In each hand
and defying any one to come near him.
Before q determined effort was made to
capture him Officer Pearce and Jaiier Andy
stinson also arrived on the scene. The four
officers made q break for Horn, and while
doing so he horn fired at them three
shots. None of them struck the oficers'
but from n Pearce received a
painful burn on the right wrist. Had not
a cap snapped Sheriff Stinson would GER
tainly have received q ball In the stomach.
Horn was captured. disarmed and taken to
the lookup. where, during his frenzy OF a
couple of hours. he yelled and denounced
every one he thought Of. II is possible q
serious charge will be lodged against him
Ibis morning.
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An Important Decision.

The following decision explains itself.
II is important to the West, for the reason
that by parity Of reasoning there are
sounds and bays on the Pacific that may
be embraced by the principle adopted In
the Chesapeake case: 1.-THE Court Of Ala
bama Claims has rendered a very impor-
tant decision. which may become the sub
ject OF international discussion. 1t was in
the matter oil the claim for the destruction
in 1902. in the Chesapeake bay, OF the
New York ship Allegan. The point in
yolved WAS whether, for inter-
national purposes the Chesapeake bay
was part Of the high seas. or q
part OF the interior waters of the United
States. This poins has never before been
decided. Judge Draper, OF New York,
who delivered the opinion. ruled that the
Chesapeake Bay must be held TO be wholly
within the territorial jurisdiction and
authority Of the United States. and no
part OF the " high seas" within the mean
ing of the term as used in sections 8 OF the
Act OF June 5, 1882"
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EdItOrship.

Says the Courier.Journal: Some people
estimate the ability OF q periodical and
the talent OF its editor by the quality OF
Its original matter. 1t is comparatively
an easy task for . frothy writer TO string
out a column Of words upon any and ell
subjects. His ideas may flow in one weak.
washy, everlasting food, and the COM
mand Of his language may enable him TO
string them together like punches OF
onions, and yet his paper may be but a
meager and poor concern. Indeed, the
mere writing part Of editing a paper 10 but
q small portion of the work. The care,
the time employed in selecting, Is far
more important. and the fact Of Q good
editor is better shown by his selections
than anything else; and that. We know, Ia
half the battle. But, We have said, an
editor ought to be estimated, his labor
understood and appreciated, by the general
conduct Of his paper-its tone, its uni
form, consistent course, aims, manliness,
dignity. and it's propriety.
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A EVENT.
The Feast of the immaculate Con.
ceptiOn at the Catholic Church
Y~anfqrhav.

The Feast of the Immaculate Con.
ceptiOn at tue Catholic Church
Yesterday.
Yesterday being the feast Of the I'm
msculate Concoption-that is 10 say, the
most honored festival day with the Catho.
lies Of the United States, 1t was, as might
be expected, duly observed by the Catho-
lies Of Eureka. The church was tastefully
decorated tribute TO the dizziness Of low
ing hands-and q large congregation as
sembled therein to hear high mass, which
was celebrated by the pastor. Father Kiley,
at 8 O'Clock A. M. The choir, which has
been reorganized. did ample justice to
Peters mass. which is, by the way, one Of
the finest Of that celebrated authors
musical productions. One OF the most 10.
teresting features Of the celebration was
the receiving Of their first communion by
II Of the children Of the parish. The
boys were neatly dressed in
black suits. and the little girls were ar.
rayed 10 white with flowing wells and wear
ing around their brows pretty wreaths Of
flowers. 1t was q pleasing sight to see
them together approach the altar modestly,
and with the most perfect decorum TO re-
ceive n OF the most solemn and awe
inspiring rites Of the Catholic Church.
irst communion. The hearing of the lit
tie ones and their conduct in general was q
high tribute TO the assiduous care Father
Kiley has been bestowing on them for
many weeks past.
At the conclusion of the mass the young
communicates were invited by the pastor
to partske OF o luncheon, consisting Of all
those little delicacies most acceptable to
the age Of the young folks, and which they
enjoyed to their hearts' content; nor did
they leave the parsonage until late In the
day. Before taking their departure one Of
the boys. acting ss spokesman for the rest
OF his brother and sister communicates.
In q few nicely chosen words, presented to
the popular pastor an appropriate present
as o token Of the esteem he was held in by
them. The father was somewhat taken by
surprise, but he received the present most
graciously and thanked his youthful pupils
in a few happy remarks. Too much praise
cannot be given the ladies of the parish.
and especially to Mrs. Ahern. Mrs. Haley,
the Misses Lucy and Mrs. Whalen, all Of
whom we're untiring in their efforts for
weeks past, and to whose anxious endesvors
it ia largely owing that the occasion will
long be remembered by the Catholic popu.
lation of Eureka.
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old sprucemOnt.

Parties in from Cherry Greek inform us
tina. that old camp which lay dead for the
psst ak years, says the White Pine News.
In again resuming vitality and putting on
an air Of no mean mining activity. 1t is
but two months since the present owner
Col. Hardessy. took hold Of the property,
and about the middle OF last month the
furnace was started and has been kept
running steadily. 1t produces about ~
bars OF bullion per day, and with the ore
on hand they will be able to run two
months longer. Dick Walsh. late Of bris'
tol, Is now Superintendent OF the works.
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ANOTHER OAKLAND TRAGEDY.
G. r. White shoots Mrs. Drtsh. and
Believing her Dead He Kt1ls Him.
ESPECIAL 70 THE SENTINEL;

eelf.
ESPECIAL TO THE s~ENTTNKL.i
OAKLAND, CAL, Dec. 8.-Another terrible
tragedy occurred here this morning. A
man known ss O. F. White, o gambler,
called at the house OF Mrs. L. 8. Drish.
When he entered the house he began to
talk with the lady, who occupied the front
rooms. A few moments later the lady ran
rapidly down the hall to the rear OF the
house pursued by White. As soon % he
came close to her he drew . revolver and
fred twice. As soon as he saw the lady
fall be stopped running. turned the re-
volver toward his head, fred and dropped
on the form Of the bleeding woman. Be-
fore medical aid could be called the man
was dead. The whole matter is shrouded
In mystery. The lady appears to have
been known by many names, but which is
her proper n cannot be determined. She
bears o respectable name. and has a
daughter attending school at Highland
Park. The daughter is called Efie Sibson.
Her mother is known to some as White, to
others as Curtis and others still as Sibson.
The wounded woman formerly lived at
San Bernardino, where she kept q board
ing house. Il seems she WAS In the habit
OF giving money to White. II Ia supposed
che refused this morning to give him more,
which so enraged him that he shot her,
and supposing he had killed her shot him.
self. The woman's condition Ia critical.
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RoIiin Munchausen Daggett.


Nobody can help admiring the sublime
assurance OF our friend Rollin M. Daggett.
He was around the State 9 few months
ago announcing that he vas going into
the Senatorial fight with the following
wholesale backing: John Mackay and the
mines; William Sharon and the mills; j.
P. Jones and the mines and mills;
W. s Hobart and the mines and mills and
dunes; the G. P. R. r. and all their roll
ing stock; the moral support of Col. j.. g.
Fair; underground influence OF Cassidy;
the personal cheek of Rollinl M. Daggett;
and the Washoe support OF Christopher
Powning.
All this blooming occurred while be had
q commission from the Sandwich Islands
in his coat-tail pocket, and was travelling
over the continent as q nsturslized citizen
of the Sandwich Islands. The Appeal is
opposed 10 importing candidates from the
coffee-colored dominions OF the Pacific to
run as Senatorial candidates In this State.