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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-05
THE MKT PRESIDENT sR
FRANCE

d. Ferry is charged with an ambisiOa
to make himself the successor OF NJ
Greyy as President Of the French Rspab-
lie, and il is alleged that he Is forcing the
war with China in order TO make himself
the successful candidate. The desire 70
hold the Office Of Chief Executive ].
laudable, bat let M. Ferry beware how
he attempts to crafty it. Ii the third
Republic is 10 permanently endure. It
must be by the adoption Of Republican
methods in the administration Of is
affairs, and the rejection Of arbitration
and . needless choice Of war is certainly
not > hopeful indication. Il Is repre-
scented that N. Ferry has rssorted TO IN
fair means in order to enable him TO co.,
troll the election Of members Of the SEN
ate and Chamber Of Deputies, by whom
the next President Of France will be
chosen, and his enemies also charge that
be has formed . secret alliance with
Prince Bismarck for the parposs Of aug
menting his power. II be intended 10
prepare the way for his elevation, frst
to the Presidency and then to the throne,
- it was asserted that Gambetta did,
the policy which his enemies allsge tia.
be is parsuing would be the proper one,
but il he has the welfare Of the Republic
At heart let him refrain from needless
strife abroad, reject the ssductions os the
German Chancellor. and endeavor to ad.
minister the government for the best
welfare Of the people. To choose that
course need not destroy his hope Of sue
ceeding President Grevy in 1856. and j.
will enable him to cherish his ambition
without importing the Republic.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-05
OF IMPORTANCE TO DIVORCE
SEEKERS.

Rhede Island has for sone years been
. favori.e resort for divorce seekers from
other States The obligation Of the
marital contract is easily shufied OF
there, and the courts are open to all who
show . years residence. On the latter
point the law is not exacting. Its re.
quIrements may be met by a residence
which 10 more Constructive or 6cti.
tious than real.
In his recent message Governor Bourn
urged reform. A bill for that purpose
has been presented to the Legislature.
1t provides that no divorce shall be
granted to any person who is not a
"domiciled inhabitant Of Rhode Island
n has not resided in the State ICON.
tinuously for the period Of three wears
next preceding the application" 1t fur.
Their declares that no divorce shall be
granted for cruelty, desertion and otbe,
specified causes occurring in anoths,
State unless there be a ground for divorce
in such State.
In short. Rhode Island now propose.
to dispense DEGREES only to its own citi
zens. The adoption Of this reform viii
have no little effect on the floating popu
iation Of that State by cutting Of tn,
immigration Of divorce seekers from othe,
parts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-05

At a recent meeting Of the citizens Of
cherry Greek, the following, in opposition
to the bonding Of the indebtedness a,
White Pine county, was unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, The people Of this county h.vs
oeen informed that there ia a bili me-
pending IN the Legislature Of the stats !,
Nevada to bond the floating ~indeb,ednsss
Oh white Pine county, therefore be il
wh hssoiyed, That we. the people OF said
mnise PIN county, view with alarm sns
such action on the part Of our legislator:
ana hereby enter our protest to any meas
ure looking to the bonding Of said deht !.
VIC are naaiserably opposed to paying snS
more interest upon our county debt, bsins
are saay taxed ell our property can bear
aod we would also ask our Senator .nd
representatives to forget the pledgss ~.
made us BY them during the late csnvsS'
upon this question. "n'sss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-05
OVER THE WATER.
the Shooting Of D. Dsnsx2n RessA
MIS- Dadfey-s Anteeedents In
England-A Fund 20 be Raised for
Her.

EgKc<.1 70 H EEyz-FE
LosDox, Feb. A-CCzzszs.ug o, tbs
shooting Q. 0,Doaoykn 3osss ~ Nu.
D1dlsy, the Tines ssys- Tkz LAD, whoss
thoughts Z would imagine, rsn srUn
morning until nighs zpoc sbs nsshod. O.
nur6sr. 81 o1cs placed himself II ,he
power Of N unknown vozN1. He nov
ehews the c0d Of reSsctioo. which russ
Dc hitter enough. Mrs- Du1lsyis aes riys;s
that Of Chkrlotts Cordsy.
The News szys: Sh0nld tie worst besaII
ODonovEn Rosa il mat Be admitted No
one has done more 70 deserve kis fate. bu,
II he we're killed some Other would in
ssAntly spring up TO take his place.
The Standard advises Psrrell TO take tbs
fate Of Rosss 20 heart. II s.ys rang
things are happening ihe1 gtas ParnelI
should find his nemesis
Further Investigation Of Mrs. Dudley's
zntecsdents in England shows, vhsu abe
learned she had been deceived bv a MOCK
marriage TO . person in South England
shs became mad, bat declined to prosecute
her betrsyer. Persons intimately sc-
quainied with her ssy her love for her
children Ia intense; that for . long time
after their death she daily visited their
graves.
TORONTO. Feb. A subscription list
for the defense Of Mrs. Dudley, who At
tempted TO emove O'Donovan Rosss. has
been opened here.
LONDON. Feb. "A movement has besp
started in Nottingham 20 raise a national
iund TO defrsy the expense necessary n
mrs. dudley defense. Circulars are be-
ing distributed. urgently requesting the
people OF Great Britain 10 contribute 10
the fun 70 defend Mrs. Dudley. that he
roic English woman, who resolved TO rid
civilization Of its greatest enemy. Fyerv
Englishman. the appeal declares. shopld
be ready to afford Mrs. Dudley every legal
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-05

A LII PERSONS OWING THE UNDER.
IA signed will call 90 soon a. possible ana
settle up. They can hnd me ct the Sherins
once In the Courthouse. In case any should
call and ind me out, Sheriff stinson or VI,
der Sheriff Mason will receive all moneys ana
receipt for the same. TOM TRAINkk:
Eureka, Jan. u, 1885. 1Als
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-05

T.sseIl Brothers give notice NAV 'nes
80 nnrchased the boot and shoe business
-.,Ir conducted here by Brown =
lOlnsn nd nav removed their stock to
- pois~-R icksrd building next door TO
p-sn;uSton. johnson d Co.'S grocery
80 ebere they Of all times keep an I'm,
mens A~ssortmentO OF gentlemen ! 11 anS
aces: also, an elegant line Oh isaiss al.
.bildrep's foot wear. No store IN Nevsus
Ssens : larger assortment or SEN
so1S. A. lower prices. than the Tasseil
Brothers. "
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-05

Gentlemen Of the Order Of the Knights
o. PyshiAs and others who expect to a.
tend the grand masquerade ball on the
evening Of the 18th proximo. will snd !
good assortment Of costumes and m.sLs a.
nrs. :. Straus.. Mob Hill, next door to the
upwards.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-05
FOUND.

A T BERG's STORE ON M.,r orn,
IA a Postoface Money Ord. olhEET
PAYABLE In Virginia City. The So'ooi,
nsvs sne same by calling ON Mr. Rsrs can
Eureka. Feb. q, 1885.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-05
6rand Clearance Sale OF Winter
Cl0shfng, Etc.

The prices on all goods will be
slaughtered from now until the first Of
April at the White House clothing am.
porium, in the building formerly o~ccunied
ny n. ]. franklin. All goods will be sold
~ great sacrifice in order to make room
ior spring goods. Call and secure bar.
gains. N. KARsKY, Proprietor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-05
NOTICE

O"ING TO THE DEPRECIATION IN THE
- Pr,se OF siIver and the general depres.
sioh ., me lead market. the undersigned have
agreed to pay the following prices for Ia.
commencing Feb. s, 1885 S1es'
sor al silver contained. e2h per cent Of ,hs
assay value. - Soas VI tne
cert. Poi uAit over ~ per
Working charges. tl2 per ton.
to special rates. 1Aaer' SUBJECT
XIV CON. MINING co.
MINING 90. OF Nev.s.
Aos'. feS-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-05
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-05
DIED.

!, T1-vt. February 8. 1885, christopher
z.-.-- native Of christisnia, orw seeo
q years -
yuB.-,l viii take place this Thursday
.a,.-o~p At $50 O'Clock from the Presbyterian
g Friends snd ~scqusintances are In.
vfssd . Be present.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-05

in s ssoGk company has just been formed
lsh Ssi. Lake City, for the purpose Of estsb.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-23
Ml,. JONES ~ mmooKL,N.
AGrnphic Report "a the Lutte Ieor-
gIan's sayings and uotng~.

From ihe hf'ok'yH h"s'e'
lie To-" burning SHS J''' t'"' U'H'-
~ ii'unIh'd lhr interior "i tI'r az
ernaeIr ias' evening lo' !" na.i i'o"'
be lore inc "ptnii2 "' iht rev IVA" Sr'. |
sion, hia@ed up 'u'u'H'E 10 'nr'.
brightest gov AT Yen n,lh"l'' pas,
eight ANA soon amer Mr. 2h'l,u,' /
Jones me nara ""'NlhI 'I,N''''' !
and l)r. iaIlhaSe HPpGaT'u Vt '"c W.
try door ana aNo'n"'H 'l'' T''Ps % we
platform. hrE p"'h loon 'y" 'I '',o
former IN the long "Ar" I,A>lvr"' 'h'l.
and the latter III an ora'lIari o.I At
the right SIDE OF me doctor ana re-
mainrd 80 Tor hNt minutes, WIN ,.. t''g'I
les crossed WhiI' gray Deal ''..,' ucu
gentleman STOOD up or'lu' th' VI : nn'
Isl anu sang S'"''V ,,,,. M 5ond
CATION the hymn. Nv muhg ana
Watching TOR nee ROM 'hc ',i ll'I-
mcni mat Mr., = ones s"' uoWn I" si'y an
he dalii'd WIN to"tlP'tN a, ~
mouth, when action 'oI'''!n'" N,'''
the tipping back an" r"chlh5 ~ M
chair most OF the 'liiie' @Nt Nun an
air of easy sell possession Wh''h was
somewhat enhanced bN the Gare'','
WAY in which ms eye coh'liiuAh! N ~,
derrd over different sections ol . ll'
Wcll-lillcd auditorium. IN appearance
lie looked Il. fresh ~ the iII,t nlSh' o.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-23
COMMERCIAL.


GALvrsroS. January 2 The following Ia
comparative statement OF cotton receipts NJ
thu principal markets day aui thosaine date
f.l.f
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-23

Look at the bargains in carpets and
rugs they are Offering "h ne me-
seor efts.ir sOss. ~ sE2ser Erss
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-23
Grain ana Hay.

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McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-05-07
CAPITAL BRIEFS.

The secretary of the treasury has appointed
Hon. George III. Parker, of Iowa, special agent
of the treasury department. The president
has appointed the following postmasters:
Silas K. Montgomery, Bristol, Conn; H. G..
Rust, Dougherty, Ca; S. q. Edwards, Water
loo, Ia; S. w. Lynn, Grundy Center, Ia;
Charles e. Brason, Manchester. Ia. The pres
ident also appointed James f. Mcclellan, of
Florida, to be surveyor general of the state of
Florida, vice VIM. NJ. Micks, whose nominal
ton to that Office was not confirmed at the
regular session of the senate.
The president has signifed his intention OF
selecting a successor for John Russell Young
minister to China, from California. Both fac
lions of the democratic party of that state
have endorsed frank NcCoffin, ex-state sena-
tor and ex-mayor of San Francico for the po-
sition.
Judge Upton, second comptroller OF the
treasury, has made ruling that officers OF
the army who held brevet rank at the time of
service in the Mexican war are entitled to the
three months extra pay allowed by congress
for such service, according to the brevet rank
held by them at the close of their service.
The marine hospital bureau is informed
that cholera is prevailing in Calcutta to al
alarming extent.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-05-07

head, telling him. while Davis ran for his re-
volver. Before he could reach 1t the man hi
him Also and then, taking away the revolver,
shot him in the head. He then made the bag
gageman open the safe and take out the
money. The tramp then pulled the bell cord
and stopped the train, but first fired at Web
Der. the bullet striking him in the forehead.
Weber succeeded in reaching the smoker
and gave the alarm, but the solitary train rob-
Der had disappeared in the darkness. The
alarm was not given until the train reached
b oomington, when the search was began.
The amount stolen is not known, but ex-
ceeds $1,000. Davis and Weber are both
alive, but the former cannot recover.
Herman Green, aged Is, committed suicide
on his farm, six miles southeast of Moweaqua,
Ill. He selected field short distance from
the house, where he sat down, holding the
barrel of the gun with one hand and pulling
the trigger with corn stalk ingeniously ar
ranged for the purpose. The top of Green's
head was blown to atoms.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-05-07
DOWNED By A CONDUCTOR.

A Desperate Fight in Which Notorious
Tough Bites the Dust.
A bloody pistol fight occurred at East Atch-
ison, Mo-, on Monday, between Conductor l..
T. Smith, of the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific railway, and Pierce and Henry Yocum,
well known characters of that place. just as
Smith mad registered his train and was about
to give orders to pull out on the regular trip
to Cameron. He had put Pierce OFF his train
as it was passing over the bridge into Atchi-
son at 10 o'clock in the morning Upon the
return trip Fierce and Henry were at the de-
pot to administer chaStisement. Smith, how
ever, had been warned beforehand and was
fixed with a self-acting Smith and Wesson in
his right Oat pocket. AS Smith stepped out
of the depot Pierce hit him over the heId with
a two-pOufld weight and the two then Crap
pied with him. Smith finally pushed his as
sailant off, but he WAS determined to have q
fight and the conductor drew his pistol just
Us Pierce pulled his. Smith fired first, placing
the weapon close to his antagonists breast.
YOcum reeled and Smith fired second. third
and fourth time, each time lodging bullet in
YOcum's body. YOcum fell dead. Mean
while Henry YOcum had been shooting ut
Smith. ana he turned on his new assai ant and
gave him the contents of his last cartridge;
and was then pulled into the depot wounded
in the left arm in two places and with a bullet
in a small book over his heart. Henry's vest
was cut with Smiths last shot but he was not
hurt. Pierce YOcum, ii seems was member
of q quarantine committee to prevent cOlOred
people of the state from stopping at East
Atchison, and was on the train in such capac-
ity when Smith put him Off. He and his
brother have heretofore borne good character,
and the affair is regarded as the result OF q too
quick temper on the part of both Smith and
YOcum. Sheriff Smith Carey, who was sum-
moned from ST. Joseph by special train, for
mally arrested Smith and took him away.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-05-07
UNCLE SIMS MONEY HdUL7S.
4 ristt to the Place Where The Count Of III

Il Visit to the Place There The Count Of HI
lions Of Dollars Is Notc i,s Progress.
Washington dispatch A visit to the great
silver vault of the treasury department
where the count of millions of dollars is now
in progress, is not without interest although
there is nothing 10 be seen except the numer-
Gus small bags filed with silver coins, and a
half dozen men moving them from one cell to
cashiers room of the treasury and the eeya-
storage and the express office TOR shipment
Upon reaching the lower floor few steps
rings the visitor to the entrance to the vault,
the great doors of which stand wide open dur
ing the progress of the count There are two
OF these doors, about four feet apart, forming
what may be likened unto a vestibule. Both
are fortified with two or three double cOmbi
nation locks. Upon the outer doors is the
most perfect pattern of chrOnometer lock
which works automatically. 1t lOOsenS the
fastenings at $50 in the morning and makes
them tight again at 80 in the afternoon. The
interior of the vault very much resembles
feet high. passageway three feet high runs
its entire length. Upon either side small
apartments. perhaps Sx60 feet. separated by
open Iatice-wOrk of IRON bars two inches wide
and three fourths of an inch thick. In these
rooms which look so much like the cells OF
the cooler" the bags Of money are corded
I'D. Each sack of strong v hite canvas con-
tains 1000 silver dollars and weighs to be ex-
act 50 pounds 3 ounces. and each bears
stamp in elliptical form with the words, ~.
s. Treasury; 1,0OO dollars, Washington. d. c.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-05-07
rs CANCER CURABLE?
open Letter of Dr. ". f. Broacia to General
Grants Physician.

open Letter of DR.. ". e. Bro,cis to General
Grants Physician.
DR.. W. E. Brown. the cancer specialist, Of
North Adams, Mass, writes an open letter to
the New York physicians and says, referring
TO Grants case: Gen. Grant is said to have
epithelical cancer in his throat and on his
tongue. The general judgment is that it cam
mt be cured. Now, from this opinion, by
whomsoever entertained, dissent. Because
q So specialist in the treatment of all forms Of
cancer have demonstrated in numerous in
stances the epithelioma is durable. L ain
fware that this statement of mine will not be
accepted either by physicians or by the pub
lie us proof of what can be done to cure epIth-
elial cancer. Therefore | make the following
proposition: If medical gentlemen of &C.
knowledged personal integrity and estab-
lished professional skill in New York City
will arrange to place and keep under my care
ten or more persons having what such gen.
tlemen will certify to be cancer, and not hav-
ing any other form or kind of disease which
is incurable, and which cancer0Is develop
ments are so situated that | Cd reach them
10 make my applications, will, at my owe
expense, come to New York and treat them
gratuitously, it being understood that wbeth-
er or not cure, am to receive no comper-
sat1on save that in case do cure them, il
shall settle the question that cancer is durable.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-05-07
FOREIGN NOTES.

At Cromdadt, workmen are busy night and
day loading Whitehead torpedoes in the arse
nal Orders have been given that the moment
hostilities begin stationary torpedoes shall be
placed outside all Russian ports on the Baltic.
The ironcladS Admiral Greg, Due de Edin-
burg, and Kremlin, and the monitors Typhon'
Latnil1, and Brenenossets have already COM
peted arrangements and are ready for imme
date action.
Paris papers are all loud in praise of the en-
ergetic action of the French government
The Gaulois reports that France and England
have agreed upon compromise, but official
circles declare France is determined to de-
mand the fullest reparation. France is evil
IDENTITY acting with a desire to overthrow M
bar Pasha
The Egyptian COVE rnment has rendered no
offers of compromise to the French govern
ment. On the contrary, the Egyptian minis
try are firm and believe their action in sup
pressing the French newspaper at Cairo fully
justified. Nevertheless it is hoped an AMIGA
BILE settlement will be arrived at.
A dispatch to the London Times says the ex-
element among the people in Afghanistan
over the Penjdeh incident is subsiuing, but
they are looking for a sign of determined
British policy. Previous to the present fine
weather postal communication with India
overland had been stopped for weeks, owing
to heavy floods. The Russians are compelling
the Sariks of Penjdeh who are friendly to the
British to construct military roads.