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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-14

In the lead prodzc.ion a diaerep,
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registered.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-14

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-14

The He1se ssowd ~rseensiy. by its
ress ca Mr. Hasoosks nosion 10 uass =
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ssHaess ~as dsvelop~d that showed ) Ger.
tasnsy d long debate ovss any Measure
81 tanE reducsson. and the Houss has
only seven weeks raore 10 work IN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-14
A Tempsing Lot Of Goods,

Amt Hannah has received = fuii and
tempting stock Of hats, feathers and All
sorh ~ millinery goods. The like b.,
never bsfcFe bsen seen In Eureka. II YOU
sAnt sonsshing nice. lady friends, cali On
the Aantis.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-14

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SALEx, Or Js1. is-Tas LegsAz-.s
convened to-day. b2i ths Sezase Il: zas
organize. aud. under fh@ law. sas = e
the frss ballot for Unitsd States sers.z-
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snlp among Al least ten candidates.
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.1re organized Permanently this re-
oy electins ". P. Ee4dy, Ct B@c.g~
Speaker; Col. L. s. HosIs.t. ot P5r,lsn9
Chief Clerk.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-14
NOTICE
WANTED

A SERVANT GIRL TO COOK AND DO GEN
a erai Homework IN . small family, e ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-14
The Senatorial Cont-.

sAcRAMEsro, Jan. 1s-Ths s.es, l.
veiopmens in the Senatorial contest !. i.
letter written BY Ex-Governor Lel.ud s;.-.
ford to Claus ~Spreckles. stating ia,
would not be . candidate for Uui,sd s...a
senator while Sargent or PsrkIrs xar. :
we neid. The State Senate, s.,s, 60
Intellectual ballots for Speaker bra -
sdlo1rned until tomorrow. Tbs 49,.
TIE election OF q United Stats $50.
until Jan. ~.
D. u. stock Board EIeesta.
SAN Francisco, Jan. ia, a rnAs.i,v
OF the San Francisco Stock F..b,,as
Board to-day, S. B. WAkefs.d va. .,es
resident; NJ. P. Hall, Secretary: p q
Soi', Chairman and Caller, And n ?
Norwood Treasurer. V l.
A Close shave.
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Ior sheriff was completed ,bi. .,,s~a-
inc majority OF Hopkins. Democrat -.
was zol' was aseerssined to be bu, !
Man Drowned.
SALT LAKE, Jan. IA. T. B,ilsv :.
Grand Junction, Colorado. ,sl, -
sne ice while trying to ge, a bn.Is.ss
water and was drowned. o.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-14

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-14

Prizs Fight I'm Boston.

Ses1os, JAG. i5-LAie yesterday the
E'azd "a Aldermen granted = license for
ne snA'An-GrsenHeld glove-fght. and ,hs
contest TOOK place last night in the pres
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e1hiDinon vas decidedly fat. Sullivan
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n@a 1fesnneid been disposed, be eopId
sasily hare knocked ri his onTonsrt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-14

SEN ioEx. Jan. is.-The I~ndependep,
Republican National Committee i. II
session to-day. The treasurer reported
that he receipts we're s2s. sss. on ~.
anoan' sil'O0 were expended for cam
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-14

sAfEEsTILLE Ky, Jan. l3.-John stapIs.
bn Ss' taken from the jail By an armed
MOO On Saturday night. and hanged to a
ua. stApleton's son killed Callib.n
hit last November. and be IA nov -
lsl 81 Mount Sterling. s.apletone 81
va arrested afew days ago, CHARGED viii
eonpiiei'y In the crime. and i.iied h.
Lasre Il much indignation a. the bsne;ns
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With the killing Of Whit. W 10
Independents Feeling Good.
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LOU lana PRESS ASSOCIATION.

tn. Cit.
Jug "SuiS efeo''t"le les"'"''onS
were passed among a niuber of others at t g
last meeting of ibe-I ,ouisian., pres. Asso,ia
tion boIj l., Si,.....t ~. "a tos5
III: - " P''' ''''' 0''S ~ wv
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BY Mr.. l.. a. Burke:
RsSslaed TL,t tho o,,t.,,, Ia, ~ n. h,,.t;ts
of n,tiio 10y t'o ~ XIV ~ w 9
classes Of the people OF Louisiana being essen
~ 70 tne prosperity 81 the State and OF vital
80 -. oitance III promoting tue cause Oh journal
80, 60, tiiiS ISsocH'tI"h encourages the thiarSe-
VI pupiic Schnei iachitl's ny local, STATE
"A' n"'iohaI 'ei''
OJ MIR. NJ I. Bisney, New Orleans City
Atel1t
neSotped That IN order 10 cultivate II spirit
OF harmony the nress OF Louisiana, be earnestly
urged to work togt ther for the development
Of the material resources OF The State and
chat to this end all section i ieaiouai..s be
rowRed down and u community of interests
established and maintained in all matters
dnectlng inc common good
By Mr.. Y. Gilmore
Resolced, That since liberal provision has
been made by both our National and state
governments Tor { e maintenance OF an Agri
cultural and Mechanical Cull,ye in Louisiana
that we recommend the press OF the State to
urge that the directory OF our tate Uni, ersity
take immediate steps to PIT that Institution
On the footing riailElllv in4anded tltl the
young men ut Louisiana may receive Therein n
practical education in agricultural and the
mechanic arts; AMI NC recommend lhe passage
oil a bill at thu ncxt Leris atura establishing
an experimental farm in cam, etim herewith
where all fertilizers may be practically tested,
soils analysed aAd experiments made with all
wants and crops adaptcd to uur various soils
aud climate.
By Mr. E. c Drew, OF the Arcadia Advance:
z,,.1..., M, ~. -. r -. ~.
neS"s0e1' nay ths ofehioS OF the North,
S S1lI. anu Centrih american Exposition AT
view Or,eans, nov 70 looo' IS an tVeht winch
s1oulu oe haEed VITA satisfaction oy the poo
PIE ana press OF Louisiana as an opportunity
70 a@aln present me resources OF the state To
Cl9 ne, WoIln ana I 70 extend our commerce
HeSotceo' AhaI oil transportation mes Sh"ulu
guarantee Il reduction OF rates to tins Expos
tloh 10 not less imam one cent per hlie' we
recommend that ne EXposltion management
sh9ul1 assume connection between the clty
anu the EXpesltloh Grounds as calculated 10
promote the success OF the enterprise.
BY Mr. j. H, shepherd, of the Shrevepo
Times:
I2esolced That VIC earnestly call upon the
journals of the State to urge the passage of
laws by the Gener Il Assembly of the State of
Lo isiana First-To secure an accurate geo
logical survey of the entire Sta e, in order
that the mineral wealth of Louisiana NAV be-
come known to the wcrld, and thus increase
the material welfare OF our State Second-In
order that the school funds of the State be
increased we will earnestly advocate the pas
sage of law providing that all fines imposed
by the district courts ofthe State for violations
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and CRYING
with pain of cutting teeth! ii se,seId at once
and get bottle Of Mrs. WINsboW's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILpRl.N TEETHING. It's value is
lncalculable. 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately. Depend upon it moth
ers, there is no mistake about it. 1t cures dys-
entery and iarrh9a, regulates the stomach
ana bOwels,cures wind collie ,soitens the gums,
reduces inflammation, and gives tone and energy
60 the whole system. Mrs. WINsLow's SoOTL-
ING SYRUP FORCHILDREN TEBTHINGis pleasant
te the tasteand is the prescription OF one Of tie
oldest and best female nurses and physicians in
the United State and is for sale by all drug
gusts throughout the world. Price, p cents
bottle
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TRAINS WEST.
ON. " 403, '' $3.50 A. M
4, No. 4Ol, Arrives. 800 p. NJ
he river is falling at this point.
Riggs s. Bros, Cstern Makers; office at
Delord Street n O.. Send for Price List
RSee card OF S.D.Gustine, MD.
IA kitten was born without a tail
! + Flaggville.
K Honey for sale, crop of 1885. At
70 cts, per gallon. Apply to G. NJ.
Higgius, Hahnvllle, La.
II Thanks are due to our esteemed
cOnfrereS of the IberVitle SOut b., for
the courtesy extended to us, which
we will be pleased to return at any
time.
Our genial friend, and former
Resident, DIR. G. p. Z. David, accom-.
panied by his alniable wife, favored
our parish with a visit this week.
They are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
jacques Rousselle.
Our atfable and efficient clerk of
court, Mr.. j. Il. Martin, paid us
visit yesterday morning, on his
return from st. john, where lie has
been visiting his relatives for the
past two weeks.
Mr., Il. L. DeBauttp, the active
merchant dropped III To See us a few
minutes on Wednesday morning
last. He was accompani,d by his
sister, Mrs. jacques Rouselle and
several lady flienus and visitors.
Th re will be pul'lic baptism
the BeLheIhcm Baptist Cnulcn,
lu"%dtd at Flaggrllie, just below
uahnNille, Of winch kcN. Wesley
Gross is pastor, on Sunday, August
IL h, to which the public are res
pecttully invited.
The RouSSelle Base Ball Club beat
tie Ashlons Sunday evening last,
By a score Of 20 to IL, for tue SUN
0, $40. They will meet a. ain to-
morrow aud cross bats tUr larger
sum in HahnXiile. Both are colored
. clubs Of this parish.
We are indebted to Mr.. Henry
A. Where, the genial representative
tire old reliable tobacco house OF
, j. Z. Sarrazin's Son u Co., of New
Orleans, for Il visit on Thursday
last, wulle on his way up the coast
Ill the interest OF his principals.
'J. g. Harris, the well known agent
fer the popular Z, Aultman u Co.,
lhreshing Machinery Mandatory
OF Canton, Ohio, called Oh US Thurs
= day last. We are pleased 10 learn
that his machines are selling well
and they will doubtless give sd is,
faction.
The Frank Boyle Base Ball Club
had a practice game TUESDAY eve.
ming last. Get ready Eagle Jr's, The
boys are drilling for you. The new
club started at BOutte station art
very anxious to cross bats with the
Eagle JI's, all they are waiting for,
is challenge.
Mr.. w. A. Bremen, representing
the popular music house of his
father, +. w. Bremen, OF Nos. $50
and 538 Magazine street, New Or
leans, favored Hahnville with IA
business trip last Saturday, and
again on Thursday. He has gone
up the coast on Il business trip.
The beautiful steamer " Belle of
the Coast" so well known OH the
coast between New Orleans aud
DonaldsOnyille, has been sold to u
Florida Line to run there. The
sweet echo of her whistle that was
known by every man, woman aud
child, will be heard no more in our
river parishes.
~
We want correspondent from
every ward of the parish to send us
the local news from their section
each week. We do not want lengthy
articles oil any subject, but brief
items OF local interest, crop reports
and current news of the section.
Will not some friend in each ward
do this for us9
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FOR RENT.

The spacious III a II n VII L E
HALL, and grounds will be rented
for Balls, Parties, PlcnicS, Soirees,
Meetings, etc, on reasonable terms.
For further particulars, apply to
Joseph W. Careao,
HERALD OFFICE
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Inc following highly creditabe resolutions
We're passed among uamber of others ut Il c
last meeting Of the Louisiana Press Associa
ton held in Shreveport, La, judy 50, 1885,
viz.
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be river is falling at this point.
Riggs & Bros, Cstern Makers; office at
Delord Street N. O.. Send for Price List.
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Southern University.

The Collegiate, the Normal and the Prepar-
atory Departments of this Institution will be
opened Oct. /, 1884. Students desiring to
enter any of these Departments should apply
promptly We will have apparatus for illus.
trating the natural sciences, and all students
of advanced courses will have the proper
attention and instruction Students who enter
the Normal Departmt ut will receive special
instruction and attention.
Catalogues may be obtained by applying 10
Mr.. l.. A. Martinez, Editor, Louisiana Standard,
New Orleans.
For further information or catalogues, apply
TO the President,
j. II. HARRISON.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19
RAILWAY mATTERs
.sBearing" Canadian Paeiae.

Clearing" Canadian Pacihe.
Canadian Pacific railway offi,iaIs state that
they have Information Of an organized con-
spiracy by parties interested in clearing" tie
securities of the company to food New York
newspapers for the next few days with alarm
ing communications, apparently coming from
different sources. They do not know precisely
what form the Communications will take, but
state that so far as they may have tendency
to affect the value OF their securities they will
be found to be grouudless and malicious.
Miner NeIs..
The Herald says: douglas Frazer, for
many years joint auditor OF the Boston n
Maine and Eastern roads, is doing the clerical
work that devolved upon Lucus Tuttls -
assistant to General Manager Furber Of the
Boston & Maine, but he has not been apDoint-
ed to, the position made vacant by Mr.. Tuitls's
resignation, and 1t 10 very probable that no
one will again be given the title Of 'assistans
to the general manager
The sbutments for the new Boston & Maine
railroad bridge on the Alfred road are up, aud
the work Of placing the iron bridge In position
will begin at once. The road will be reopened
to the public in week or ton days.
The locomotives on the Eastern road now
obtain supply Of water from the Biddeford &
saco Water Company's pipes at the station in
Biddeford. The water tank at the Saco
station. which has been in active use since tbs
opening Of the road, has been entirely given
up. The freight business at the Lincoln street
crossing In Ssco, which has heretofore been
under the charge OF the Saco station mas or,
has been put iut) the hands Of Mr.. Foss ON
the Biddeford side of the river. A telephone
connecting the hagman's house with the
station there was put in last week.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19
wINTRY WEATHER.
Heavy Gales and Snow Storms in
the West and South.
Though Passenger Trains Cancelled Oh
Many Railroads.

CHICAGO. Jan. H.-After showing almost
continuously for "a hours, the storm appears
:, have generally abated throughout the West
and the Northwest about midnight, TO be suc-
ceeded by rapid drop Ia the temperature.
Trains have been delayed in eyery direstion
and numbers arc snowed in and Ia the abs
senoe OF teegraphic Communication tho exact
situation has not been disclosed. The storm
bas been unusually severe Ia its effect on the
Telegraph service. Cofnpunication with New
York was entirely cut Il about o,cock this
iiaofnins' The weather at all paints this ALTERS
noon is reported clear and cold. ThruuRhout
Iowa the railroads are reported opera ting with
great difficulty and freight traffic Ia almost en-
trely suspended.
No through passenger trains had arrived
here mp TO 2.15 to-day on any of the roads from
east, south or west, except ono from the south
on the Illinois Central. Freight traffic in
practically suspended throughout tho west.
TELEGRAPH s-rvios has slightly improved bat
10 still unsatisfactory.
TokosTo. Ont, Jan: t7.-Dsspatches from
various parts OF Outario report . severe wind
storm from the west Lass night and to-day With
much dsmage.
PErERsBuRa. Va, Jan. 1.-THE heavy
wind storm Of last night was very disastrous
IN the surrounding country where barns. ont
houses and trees were lsyelled and other dam
age done.
PrrTsBuRo, Pa, Jan H.-Ths cold wave has
checked tho rise OF the rivers snd Averted what
threatened TO b. disastrous fiood. AZ mid.
night . terrific storm atrack this section and
for several hours the wind blsw 81 the rate Of
" miles an hour, doing widespread damage.
Telegraph wires are down In ali directions
ana trains are behind time. Considsrsbls
manufactures.
At East Liverpool. o.. Thompson & Co.'s
pottery was wrecked entailing loss OF S..
IVY. and the Opera Honse was partly uuroofsd
at Steubenvills where property was damaged
to an exteNt OF $4,000.
CHARLssTowN, W. Va, Jan. t7.--This city
was visited last night byis very heavy wind
storm. A number Of business houses were nm.
rooted, trees uprooted land several small fas-
tories damaged. The loss Is extensive