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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-12
PnTRoLEUn.
fitusulls.

41tuhvtlies
TrTusuLLs, Pa, April ,0.-Pskolsum-
National Transit Certificates otened st
&c., highest 7aec; lowest 73c; closed
at 73!c.
New York.
Hrw YoRK. April l0.-Pstrolsum-
Dull and firm, With fluctuations between
72i@73sc, closing ct 73tc. Sales 1901
600 barrels.
Pittsburg.
PrrrBrRo, Pa. April lO.-Petroleum-
Quiet but firm; National Transit cefti6-
Gates opened at Tie; closed Of Isle;
highest 73tc; lowest 72ic.
Bradford.
BsADYoRD. April l0.-Peroleun-Ns.
tional Transit certificates opened ~ 72tc;
closed st 73ic; highest 734c; lowest 72te;
clesrances 81 ,400 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-12
VEGTABLE BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES
Cancer, Catarrh, SCrOfuIa, Eczema
Ulcers, rheumatism, Blood
Taint,

hereditary or othsrwisa without the use Of hsr-
curry or Potash.
Books on Contagious BLOOD Poison" and On
"BloOd and Skin Disease mailed free.
For sale by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
n. Y. ls7 W. cd 81. Drawer 8, A tlanta,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-12
DRY GOODS.


Hrw Yorr, April I0-Dry Goods
For The closing 81 Of the week there has
been . fair ofdsf. equal TO many small -
sorimest., bat Ne o whole the market hes
been dop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-12
COTTON.


NEw YoRr, April 10 -Corror-EAsy
futures closed steady; April $40; May
3 26; June Q 80; July s.47; August . So;
September $40; October 3925; Hovem-
Der Q %; December 3 rs; January 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-12
FINANCE N TRADE.

Money at I LA? Per Csnt.-Governments
Dull and s~teady-stocks D~ull-Flour
More Active Wheat Higher.
New YoRE, April l0.-Money on call
easy OF l!92 per cent; prime mercantile
paper at 4@5 per cent; sterling exchange
steady at 4S6i@4S8.
GoyERyNENrs-Dull and steadv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-12

Yesterday and is not expected to Live through
the day. BE will make the eighth pstson
killed thus far.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-12
ANOID Sen
Ladies

20 You want n pure, bloom
;a@ COmplexiOnl III SO, a
erT applications Of Hagan's
HAGN0LIA BALM will graf
iIy you to your hearts con-
.Cat. 1t does away with Sal
i0WneSS, RedneSS, PimpleS,
S.0tcheS, and all diseases anu
imperfectiOnS of the skin. 1t
0~YercOmeSthe flushed appear
ance Of heat, fatigue and eX-
~itcment. ItmakeS a lady OF
THIRTY appear but TWEEN
X; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect are its effects,
that It is impossible to detect
lis application.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-12


At zeal tips The prisoners 6Is into the
dinipg+room in squads from the different
work shops, with lock step, hand on
shoulder OF the man In front they move
With an elongated shuttle. resembling huge
striped centipedes- Each squad as it en-
ters files to the right Of the room, wssh
their gimy faces and hands; about face
and march to their positions at the long
tables They there stand fast until the
long lines are 6lled and ranks closed up
when at the tsp Of the triangle they right
face and seat themselves. The table il
well supplied ut moor time With wheat and
core brad, meat and coffee. fruit and
vegetables in season are supplied. In fac
! the superintendent feeds his prisoner
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
Connirn propertp Uan!eo

WANTED FROM JUNE IA furnished cot
W tage Of 81 ut within an hour of city Address
LEWIS, j." Tribune ptOwn Office l,23s Brocway
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

EOR SALE.-Ore of the largest and best.
located hotels oDthe Catshil Mountains Address !. .
i.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
Brooklyn propertp for Sale ano Go cet

EOR SALE.-Four lots west side of Sth- ave-,
L near Carroll ST.. finest avenue IN the city for gentle.
csdence: increase rapidly In such
gains seldom offered FiELDnR, 90 lAbeIty-st
L'OR SALE or RENTING. 191 Lincoln-place,
i II rooms; large grounds; situation unsurpassed will
OWNER. 50 Liberty-st., room CO.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

EOR SALE.
Tie summer Of Ir J. J. PAGE sIiu tei near
Name. ll cUnuIan ing
a nne view miles OF The rcnObcct liver House ha
eight nicely paptici aud
fIcscoe be plAtc windows win INSIDE panel DhlS open
kolcr furnace never falling well II cNcc"t
sOu wat.r IN stone collar stable AMI POM house
lot contains l3 frut ng s'i a. IRE OF
VARIETY every gay VI al Twice
day buildings years old InOrma iOn an views SENT
~ J. j. PAGE.
lucks snort.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

nor SALE or TO RENTAL Great Neck,
L l.. beautiful residences situated on Manhas-et
Bay - tIan b,a Tor particulars inquire
Of J. T. II l. l. or HARLrS W ROGERS Great Neck. l.
EOR StLE.-A big bargain. The Fifth
| Avenue Roller Skatng Academy of brooklyn. l0nx2oo.
and az tr.nc, 5thNe Ol2 S52 All Dnck with every
fmprnyemcnl. situated the Ia art o the city -unaue
or 1holtre circus Church Kiing ~choo or arrc Manu-
featuring Industry. Pric tJOOO; S32oOp may remain ~
per years. ore tcs, bargain ever offered SOFA
Quck. Fun particulars apply 10 .,.,. ,..>,r,.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
Csclurcs ano fflsetlnss.

MERICAN lNSTITUrE.-A stated guar
n terly meeting will be held on THURS DAY MAY -
isse at o,co,k ID m Ia IN clinton lIa Asor
Place . ..,,, , ! II -,an- - w '>'''
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
Counirn Boaro

NATSKILL COUNTRY BOARD. - PrlValc
y residence most deli ltfu location five minutes walk to
Post OAcc: accOIOGaf Ions; rcerchccs exc hS'
nOBBS-FERRY- -ON-HUDSON
IL Firstcas. board: private family stablng; refer
oDcos under SO. Box 80
LNAR ROCKAW WAY.-iIaving taken cottage
1 al Far RnckaWsv woud like few summer Doarhets
who wiling 10 pay .Olrr-toass accom- odaOns c"Hg
neary new: atoui i've inute walk non b,ach .d
same stance railroad station Address NJ ~ H. 41i
fIrst- place. BroOe yn
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28
MEXICAN WOMEN.

The San Angelo Enterprise says:
The Mericans may be slow in many
things, but not slow TO love. The laws
of Mexico claim that girls at y and boys
at 10 years old are eligible to marriage,
and 1t j. notan unusual sight TO see
woman who looks no more than 30
years Of age great-grandmOther As
children the Mcxicars are rather pretty,
but when girl passes 20 years she gets
"mucho-mucho' avoirdupois, and at 80
years she sports n mustache and "gal-
ways that would cause young bachelors
IN the states 70 turn green with envy.
The men on the contrary are slim and
wlry, and do not boast of their hirsute
charms, especially when in company with
" woman, IA they have little desire 10 call
attention TO the contrast, and the din-
nond rug finds other means of display
IMAM Stroking and twisting an imaginary
ihus'ache. Yet this exchange Of charms
inleriereH in no why with love making.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28

the work done By them NJ srzfzen5iF saSils-
factory
The stare board % sssIGasIou heLG a
nlsetIu1 yesterday and passed 4 rsa'1il-
5icu zI5hGrIzlaZ she scnG0l srIs5ees Of
Llaao county 80 4sil tasIr Old scsool
EuiIGlzz and the Ios On which . "A at
lare1-
MILITARY 5as4Rr1ra,Vr-
The al t1saz5 zsusral reports FL q. Eiat
along the aorr1er- sG5 LIZ has ,sf.1lqsd
se1srsl s5plieacioEs far ,anzsrs &C assls5
n preserving The peace n cltfsrsr5 ;ar1s
Of the g1a5s-
VAR 5EBtkrlrENr-
C8psa5a ArseY, z0'w alazaZllz sEe al
.r.5al5 general otsice, reports a. r4rlz5 On
sas border
General King II sEpeeaet horas % 4a7.
sE4rz z5Csa scsyas-
There wa Eos.Izz Of fa-erss5 in i-s
state department. ges5er-aY-
Captain 3ef5sr, Of tas ero1tfsr force.
las gaze 30 E5a-aIs crEzsg, ~ a S5lEsss II
4 caae pending n the +isirlcr court
51osr5atea1sas Ecker X very a-El3r.s
i1r ths oa-ests VINO have failed 80 ssIa ia
,asl- rsporrs, 10 Do 90 1t once, thar he
nay c,]l-p-sc@ ais ANNA. report
-Csrks IN tss con o5rolLsrrs o.a.:z are
1spt ar.s9 AZ vott getting Up tas comp
ifo.lss.s rzpota.
Captain JaseF n E1V r-l1iaZ .cz war
.s2 ar1a.sEr- G5sz6rs. El1Z ald Ca3iaia
seE Ssr oo1a beng away.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28

In climate like this where the temper
ntnre changes 40 many degrees and so
suddenly, ~ instanced By the present
norther, one should take every precaution
to protect himself from catching cold
and thereby save hours, days, and posi-
bly, weeks Of suffering from rheumatism.
neuralgia, coughs, headaches and such
like. 10 procure a bottle Of Four-eyed
Browns Pure Barley Malt whisky is to OBJ
tain that ounce Of prevention that IS
wor Tn pound Of cure.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28

Begins It's FAN Session the 18th in...

PROF l. H. WALDEN, NJ A., late Of Like.
eide Business College, Chicago, viii infnse new
life IN the department Of Boob. Keeping and Pen.
manship.
PROF. G.. A. YARBROUGH, NJ. A.. viii inter.
est young ladies' and gentlemen with Snort. Hand
and Type Writing
PROF. q. B. WlLLETT invites all TO study
and practice the tongue of Mexico
The Business course Is broadcned Tive elective
etudles are Reading Spelling, Arithmetic, Algebra.
Geometry, Rhetoric, Spanish and German
tormer students and beginners be on band tho
bth inst. I'D ANDERSON,
President.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28
SAKE REVISED

f,a5TiaT DER rGs r1qC1.stt-
Thr1Gz. -i.s t1r>er Eay.
fr1ss TIE -lriF snzlas
On Der ~ E.5r Wa}.
Egro 1..aZ 5Gr1GE. sae t.ra-.s
Esss.1E p - .Ge PLAIN.
N aEs sc.s Il 1.saseGG,
IfsqslIGE W.5h BlaiGe
NsT Orleans del. ytts,s
r. the srsC % err,
1sa AGc11io, excited.
A&S>> Z ..1..se
] sfl.s kals .lgzsrlr.
la 4 brad Few 1f>ss-
a.s'sa ne I'll! t>scrIcsi3a.
1Iecia. 81 EGDress
Sometime Independent,
standing on sh,- track
Pafronlz.aE aYarids,
SEE them irooclaZ baaC.
Ed.'0r GFics IL bursting
Win Hood Of sGaE.
sill. IT,. sariH ~ Zlnz
Pi.hE>s flZss aIA1g
'.esfiaZ b. the meadows,
SHINING o - she hills.
Dsss.E- o - ia> bridges,
skipping . - the rills.
Rambling through me t9ans
k.s..1E d - Es% plain
Cl. 5.' iais il pleasant.
~. Hs.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28
a BRIEF HISTORY
OF 4 SUCCESSFUL AUSTIN ~ IL
NESS HOUSE.

MSS HOUSE.
/ One Of the oldest established hg-.a- in
, this city ia that Of 4. T.. Tsagardsa q. Co..
dealers IN stoves, hardware, etc. On Con
grsss avenue. This hOBzs 1as founded in
$40. By s. y. Brush. who carried on the
business s1ccAssfully until 1874, when he
nae succeeded By r. VI. White. M.. White
WA, in turn, succeeded by COpes b. Bzs-.
These latter gentlemen figured consoicu-
Ously in Austin's business circles. building
up good business and adding largely 10
that already established By their predsces
aOrs, until May, 1883, when the 6tm WA
dissolved By the withdrawal Of Mr. COD4s.
and new firm, under the style and title
Of Jsagarden b. Bass, wa inaggrratAd
and continued until January, 1856. when
Ar. Bass Withdrawing. Mr. 4. l.. Taaya,-
den assumed control of the entire bgsi.
ness under the name Of 4. l.. Tsayards.
b. co.
This house haa now been identified wish
the city Of Austin for 4 period of sixteen
years, and its existence has been attended
With ineritsd success and the aUDfooasion
Of it, patrons. The reasons for this NAV
be many. One or twO are obgiou9 and
self-eyident. first, the firm guarantees
entire satisfaction with the goods recon
men ed By them, and should their goods
prove wanting IN any particular. their
money II gOOd, and they are ready 10 re-.
deem the article. Further. they carr
Il large and well selected stock VI frat.
class goods; they have ample CAPITAL. and
arc thereby enabled 70 buy in large quan-
titles at close cash prices, and can place
their goods upon the market q, figures
that defy competition
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28
GOVERNMENTAL.
WHAT II GOING Og IN THE
DEPARTMENTS.
Az EPTTOME or WHAT Wa
LR&EVED ST TIE CAPrTOL
YEsT EFsD&Y,
eomarnoEtea- bnaaaT.1ngg.

The Report of sas Lake Creek ral!rDad-
4 sraaa gsraber hsll road IL Harms souatY.
received gesser8ag ,saG'Rs rscsip ts sI0 21o.
szcenses- sG.z2S, The eacsfal sack is
s1g,6Go, of wh5sh BG0doo q paid H. There
IL ~ iaGsbseGhess,
On. cseol.sr swain yesterday paid into
the treasury $1,000 10 tie essals Of 1sn-
srsl revenue.
The eozaCtfollsr gss5ersa7 paid sz5o sne
treasurer sgGIo ~ the cfsdi5 If general
rsgsn1S.
The rsp,1rs u ne szas A. Northwest
srh f&ilfoad VA received, aad u saDws
shs s5il0wisZs
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
tHIoAeo, October aj.-TLe Droyers Journa
reJOrts
Cat,le-Beceipts. 5000 :.hipments, 1850; weak
iO9ljc lower. shipping steers, ,34g05. %.
s.ockrrs Feeders, sZ5fs.:}..G, cows, bulls and
mixed, s. ~ $40, bulk. .22503f5 through
teAGs eaitr steady COWS, S2.lU02 60i steers
- ,J93.5g; Western rangers, lOc lower. Dauyes
ana nalt breeds, s. .ju5 80; Wiutered feCans
S.n-2;, %; northern rangers, Montana, S3ll8
80 wyoming Texas, S2T020J; C0loIadH
Hogs-Receipts 25 900; shipments 5000; marked
.Ss,eaay; early closing Zoe lower $5.0O9i. 100
Hltep- Heceipts, t,OO); shipments, 2,VOi 1lsfs es
STEADY, natives, S2oOl5i OO western S3.5G0S s0f
Texas, 81 25G3 81 lambs, 33.75GA5O.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS OTY, October ?5.--rhe 1--we stock ~
Ilc2tOI reports:
Cattle Receipts, 1913; shipments 20I2; yet.
quality OF corn fed steady; others slow and weaSs
Euoi % choice, S4l0Q3.O5; common 70 meGdw'
~ wa W; stOckers, 50 25G2.7i, feediag steeIS
s3 ID; cove, SljOlg2 90; grass range steers
Iogs--Receipts, 1855, shipments, none maIiSei
Wrak 50luc lower; S34 Clio.
sheep Receipt= $50; shipments l054 ;narEsl
steady Tor good muttOns; good 20 cloice, - "
oVu' common to medium, SLj)@2.25.
ST. LOUIS.
oI, LOUIS, October gB-At National yards
, NAllle-hecelpts, 2,J6l; shipments. liSNi LUZ .
ket strong: choice native steers, $780, ~
me % medium, S3.1JG4 20; butchers steers, .oA.
mon 10 choice, s3U1Il4.i5; feeding steers, iaiI q
COCO, Ss'U43iO; stOchers, fair to gUod, Sil9y
~; Texas and Indian steers, common 70 cno'st
S2U03.7j.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. shipments, 500 marked
opened quiet; assumed some activity OnItbeTa de'
mand; ali sold s30.61451.
Sheep-beCeipts, $50; shipments, 300; ILL.,
acllye at former prices; common 10 hnei 81 "4S
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28
The Markets.
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL

,nunuue satisfactory. There nave Desn isW
slanges "a lnrs sincs wseiS azH. szcsDt the nm
-inueft almost phenomenal eecl!ae IN cot,os, which
ysnr down lnnrier I-Iac t0-raY n Galveston. The
wholesale arlte II qllst, hpi the retail irsfs is
ictlrrs
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28

m. l ,orrs Octnhgl 6f - Nat,o,,ol

sit is as harmless as it is effective,h 81
what is said Of Red Star Cough Cure by
Or. S. K. Cox, d. D., Analytical Chemlsh
Washington, d. c. Price, twenty-five
cents.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28
MONTHS.
|'FEI T7FIN8' - JTV UdIF-s
london consols closed 100 1915, for money.
PHILADELPHIA Wool MARKET

Pennsylyania, ana West Virginia Xxx and above
35g3oc; y, 8lN3j: medium, 3SGiOc: coarse
"8giOc; New York, Michigan, Indiana
s ana western medium, 3703sIsc; washed,
washed combing, 316J3s1sc: tub washed choice
tI@i3i tair' "0Gllc; coarse, 1904 c: unwashed,
conping and delaine medium, 3Jd32c; coarse
c ;5N3 c; brigh unwashed clothing medium,
29!y2lc; coarse, 2903lc; eastern Oregon medium
Silg;nc; coarse, 2}fg3jc, valley Oregon medium
:, ey-Ic; coarse, 26D?Sc; new Mexican and Colorado
course carpet Wnnl. l1.n1nc NaUO
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28
be above includes tho lease lines

The ab0vs includes leass lines.
There wore no dividends.
The assessment rolls Of N Paso county.
SHOW an Increase in value of $I,1G6.21G.
W, 4. Cobb, ~ FreestOne county. set.
ted bis accounts with the comptroller yes-
tsrday.
Tho collector, Of Archer county.
sls0 settled.
The Mexican Construction company.
paid sl1,45, passenger tax.
Mexican Railway company, St2.7G. nnd
tho 81 Louis, Texas Arkansas rnil.
road, slGl.
The assessment rolls " tho following
counties were received yesterday:
johnson county. dscfsass IN valuss ..E At non
oAh 9wibpt INCREASE IN values ........ ...a iyggI
Whaft1n, ihcrsasr in values . .,.....,..... lG;tt5
Hardin county, decrease In values ......... 2g5sJ
The collector Of Angelina county, sst
tied yesterday.
Tho assessment rolls Of tbs following
counties we're received:
Milan county, decrease In values, $l5i..
2Gs.
Hardin county decrease in values,
SlG3,AGO.
Tho following show the
coGsTY gOSDs 10 cREDu or tTnnANrsr s1ioDi
%
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28

G4LVGSTON CVTEUN MARKET.
Gi.LTE.roN, O.r01sr -G--C0i1g- Vet re,ar
All r--f.zr -,a.-- IOWA
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, October 2G.-Wool. o1liat hnt a,r, ,,i,,,
fair demand; Ohio and Pennsylvania aeeres Wv" ax
IRA, 3lG3ll.q35c; Xxx, 36037c: TX and
above, SiM2sc; Michigan extra. ss .,c
NO. no. o.loo Ohio, ,3SA@39c No. Mich.
gsn' 3'g3Sc; Ohio No /, common, 4OG42: Mich
gan No ], common, 3S139c fine ohio delaine AZ
g3Ic fine Michigan delaine, 85086c; other grades
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28

NEw WORK CcGa1-r &.-N01zy % call rri=c. (
20 ye, c>a;- G.9s4rr III 503f. Prime aGzr.4-,!..
5s5e'r t-;h si@'.-aE aT.hah=@ q-l@i, but STEADY,
fc-s for ~ dag 3i-Ls 81. for demand
BRITISH COysOLs.
LONDON, October l--Loasols .I9,z.+ &c log-ar
L1 BID tor -,0azy
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET

ST. LOUIS, October 2s.-Wool ouiet and s.oo5,..
medium clothing, 22027: combings, 25ta56. lou,
black, II to p !,lo-|I :
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28
iRAEN AND PRovIsI ON MARKETS
ST. LOUIS.

steady, unchanged. Ae' qulet'
Wheat-Actsye, but easy lower: Market
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28
DgrAnrMENr nr rprcArlna.

Superintendent Baker has his report
reudy for the printer, with the exception
of tho reports yet 10 be received from
~ city uperntendonts, Is city trcnsurers,
Is county judges and Is county trcasu.
rors.
The report Of the Sam Houston Normal
school shows the following: During the
past session 2lb students were in attend.
anco, representing lO2 counties.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28

The total quantity Of land granted the
road, and the Waco h Northwestern con.
sOlidated amounts 10 I,z5O,5GO acres.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-28
STATE LAND BOARD.

Secretary Laurence, Of the land board,
received seven applications 10 purchase
yesterday. He also received bids 10 lease
Two sections IN Lampasas county.
Yesterday the Matador Cattle company
paid IN 1858 lease money on II sections,
and the Prairie Cattle company, on their
loaaes, $l,322.
Ten applications 10 purchase we're re-.
ceiyed from actual settlers.
only ono small lease payment WAS made
yesterday.
Secretary Laurence paid into the state
TREASURY $500.
The stat" land bonrd yesterday re-
ceiyed ten applications 10 purchase and
Oho 70 lease seventeen sections in Dawson
county.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-28

The red skies are yet. at times, quite
prominent In tho West. Mr.. I. P. Noyes,
Of Washington. D. O., furnishes Q theory
concerning the mysterious pink aud rose.
colored skies, which il BY far the most
satisfactory Of any yet introduced. He de-
clares that these red sints proceed from
certain conditions Of the atmosphere. and
may be just as readily foretold By srbi-
trary signs 90 Q local storm or . tornado.
According TO his views. they are simply
caused by the combination OF Q south
A." high" (barometer) and Q north Glow"
At "high" we have the minimum Of mois.
ture, the delicate suspended vspor. which,
in conjunction with the necessary amount
OF heat furnished by q north low" will
always produce the beautiful phenomenon
Of red or pink skies. Mr.. Noyes suggests
that anyone who wishes to test the value
OF this explanation can easily do so by
consulting the weather map and familiar.
izing themselves with the exact atmos-
pheric conditions under which these effects
are almost always produced. The cause OF
their occasional absence under these cir
cumstances 10 simply due to the fact that
the sky 10 not always clear. even with 3
a high." The theory 10 certainly prefers
BILE to any offered heretofore, and is pro.
baby a correct calculation OF the beautiful
rose colored mystery.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-28
FerociOus Temperance.

Especial to tho st. Louis Republican
saws: Senator Sutton introduced Q bill IN
the Senate to-day which Is intended to
take from cities the right Of ~self-govern-
ment. II provides that the Governm emf
may remove mayors and police officers
whore the prohibitory law is not enforced.
aud appoint officers who will enforce the
law. It allows the defence to take q change
of venue outside tho city In liquor cases.
provides 9 State c~onstabulsry. and is In
many respects the most ferooious prohibi-
tory measure ever submitted toa modern
legislative body, Whether the Senator Is
In earnest or is seeking to bring ridicule
upon the fanaticism that runs riot in this
State at present is difficult tosdetermine'
There can certainly be no reasonable ok
pectation that such q measure can be en-
acted into Q law.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-28
w..bou., I'm wo.tcrn Nevada.

Tho incoming train over the Carson and
Colorado railroad, on Friday evening, was
stopped by an extensive wsshout seven
miles below Dayton. and was still detained
there q. last accounts. The washou. in
DAnsy Canyon, above Dayton. has been
temporarily repaired and q force Of 10
men from Virginia City have passed on to
tho Eldorado Canyon washout. The worst
dsmage to the road is at a washout in
Churchill Canyon, some IS miles below
Dayton. II was. thought on Tuesday
evening that the road could be put in
passing order for tho trains within two or
three days. The Virginia and Truckee Is
all right, with the trains all running on
time IS usual.