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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19

BEN. Der &ei6tbum bes GoilettentiideS.
Der aus @olo uuo lapis lazuli bergelteLten
2Sald1@ uto EotIettensefGBe, peS 8ettltubl5
ullo anoerer Notwithstanding lbers
feI9t leoen Begrtft, ent5lebt lt9 ieoer Ses
ldretbung.
oat oo6 Dds 8ett, tuie ein @ilfenber
1llttbetlt, aIein 1920, 900 uno oieles cine
Simmer i6erbqupt $500. 600 gefoitet. Die
Nuuoertoerfe Der Setoenz ullo 0ololttdez
rel, oaS muB bier erluG6nt meroen, itams
men fat ale aus Wtiu6euer 9Iteliers.
Den Abi1luB elmer Tluht bon Prunfs
3trnn1ern biloet bic pieIberufene galerie DIES
glaces Die Spte9e49alarte oes
E0ntgs 2ubmig, bic iene oeS Ser
Taller ShIoieS nibt nur I'm 10 SUB an
2dn9e ibertrtfft, lonoern audi ieoen Ser
9leIh nit trgeno etnem 0noern Yruntge>
mad Der l8elt 3ur l1nm0gLihfett mabt.
Ster 1T tD%abnlinnige Bra6t, bier lit mebr
als f0ntgLt0e 8erlhmenoung, 2500 QSa6ss
ter3en aut 81 Observation-Disclosures un6 33
nergoloeten &iitreu pOn unbel6retbllder
Yraht ioIeli oielen ein5ig in Der 9Nelt oas
itebenoen RauurDon 26O SUB Qdnge erbel>
len, ut0 haben ibn bet Nnpelen9ett oe8
R0nigs in Der Shat er6sQt. llno bieie
Tauienoe bon Qibtern ipiegeIu iib re6t5
in ben 30 SUB bohen 20 Spiegetiheiben
bon uugebeurey 8reite. Quh bic G6ircn
ftno aus eeidlifenem Spie9eIGla5 BON
ntebr aIs !3oIpide. 9tlotp, @tttmann,
9aui6ilo. @dtsr 'unb S6poiBer baben
getpettetfert, til Plafono9emdloeu Wieiiters
werte tbrer aunlt = naturlt9 tpieOer S5ez
men aus benz 2eben Souls XIV. - gu
aeben; an ben t1adb ben 8aiIerfiiniten hinz
ausfibrenoen Eenltern fteben ner9oIoete
8rOn3euaien nit 6 SUB groBcn Oeffnunz
gen, bic NIT 8lumen ulo Glattpf lause1 3u
fulIen itno, oa3iuii6en AufidBe aus i3tnts
guB unb Stlber, Iomie alr Der9oloeten
BoltamenteH bic Marmorbiiten r0milaer
Sailer, aQe aus ausgegrabenem Grttfem
Suntmarmor, bon etnem romilden Hlnltz
Ter; ieoe gale, ieoer Nuflab, ieoe Suite Elm
aunftDert, oas 9unoerte, Dieuetbt aub
Sauienoe gefoltet bat.
9infs uno re6tS ar bic groBe @alerte
anS uno oieielbe ablbLteBeno, ltegt Die sale
de la guerre (rotb in golo) uuo de la paix
(blar tn 9olo), Die @fmeoatIoHS NIT ibers
aus fritbaren GmbIemen bes G0ntgtbums
geihmiift.
Der 80nig Cat inn 0aufe Der iIngiten
Sabre nur Elm paar DIAL auf Sage ooer
QSoden in 1errenhiemiee geweilt. Our
Golcnbung oes S6loiieS piiroen nod
unSeSGbIte Wi4ionen erforoerli6 ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
9aS G0loB etf Der Smfe4 @erre1a
~d1ieNtIee+

0as NeuBere oes Sdlolles, auf oas bts
iebt I'M gan3en 6 Wttlionen Dollars oer>
wanor tporoen itno, lit uielfa6 bei1rlebeH
morDen, Oa Die duBere Beltdtigung ntdt
ihtper mar. lteber 0aS Slttere Des S6Iolz
les, melheS in Den leBteH Noben BON bapez
ridden acknowledgements belu6t tDOr<
ben lit, brin9t oas nBerLtner Gageblatt"
nGbere OttttbeIlungen, aus oeHen Deroor>
ge9t, baB bas S6InB Elm et9entltbeS
S1la(3Inmer uno ell BaraDel Mai
simmer beS S0ntgS 2uotptg Ii. ents
belt.
9as pnrabei9Iaf3immer miro, ME
foIgt, bei6rieben: Wie Elm 9o6altar err
bebt ii1 oas &teienbett, BON etnem Bali
0ahin ilberraat, in Dem in YOnceau lnO
Sob ee6dltenen GrurfiaaI. NGin uergolz
Dete5 @elGnber, DerihlieBbar, lperrt oas
Gett bonn ubri9en Saal alb. Quf elmer
nit golosuen Sonuen reid beltidten Sur
purotde itebt oG5 i6tper psrgoloeEe, elmer
Jtie}e1trube oer9lci0bare 8ett, oos NIT
etuer WolbbrDf9toeGe bon urermeBltbem
Nertbe beOeft 1T, iber 0aS @oLobrofats
@arotnen bon unI6GBDarem Bcrtbe DeS
W2aIerial5 un0 tpabnltn1iger BerlbtDen>
oung 0eS eDelIten aIer WletaIe berabfalEel!.
@obelinS, nie lie feiu Ufuleum %auf5umet7
len bat, erheben fid) am St0pfeltoe. Ser
Blafono seigt ben Stpmp (pOu S0molBrr),
ein berrltbes 0edengemdloe, aut Dem 3
Sabre lana Der SouIen9ott ben GOpt Tort8
GloDtg5 trH9. SpGter muBte oerlelbc
our9 Den &opf 2uppigS XIV. erlest mer>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
(atus benz &aItiuI. .. 9prrip6t.)
SerklWeE &UeWIeE,
Bon &arI Abrenot.
Berlin, @nbe Suni '86

Berlin, Cube Stunt '86.
Sim Nbeuo Der GiuDeibung oe5 Stanos
btLo5 oe5 G0nlgS SrteDri0 Wtlbelm ".
ipur0e i'm t0liglthen 0pernDGule voer
Gro mpeter bon SadtnGen" gegeben; Der
erltau Mild rIittge Raiier Wilbelm, Elm ruiz
fl6er @roBfIrlt uno Die @roBber32gin Don
95aoen nit ibren 0efolJen batten ftp in Den
Ooflooen uno etu sabIreibe5 Yublifliln,
oarInter pieL WftlitGr, I'M iibrtgen Nuoiz
torillm eingefunoen. Der brilliant erleu9>
tete Haitm init ben pielen OffiSieren in
itrab[euoen uniformen. Die Oamen tn elez
Qanten Ioilette1 urb oas butte 0epoge in,
6oper pGbreno Der 3mti6euafte tparen
GuBerlt intereNant, aber Die 8oriteaung
burtaus utbt Oas. mas i'd eripartete.
9dtte i1 Die oor5igli9en 2iinltIer i'll
Der 9eutiaen Oper i'm metropolitan
Opernbaule" in 9tep Oort ni9t 9ez
bort uno Die pradtooUe NuSltuttung
baielbit ni6t geiebeIl, bann mGren Die
Qetitungen oieler f. t.. SofoperaiG1z
ger llnp >Sdngertnnen. ioWie Die @ez
iarnmtauTibrunG Dielei6t tn1ponireHoer
geneieu. !0err S6erbauler, Der ben User
ner" lang, penn aud etgeutlt6 lnebr Bari
ton, ais Tenor, ertDarb li6 Doblperoieuteu
8eifau nit Der anmut6laen Nrie uDas lit
i'm 2eben hGBlt1 etngertdtet", Die mGfeIo5
begleitet murDe. Nm Srheiter NOR iiberz
baupt ni6ts Su taoeln, unD Die perl6ieoez
llen @oruets Coli i'm erlten ul1o 3meitel Qtft
tpuroe1 nit icltenem Sbmel3 u1D meilters
batter Sbattt:ung 9egeben. Nber bic SUI
icentrung tpar geraoe3u lhabi9; lelde nerz
tpitterte, perrdu6erte TeBen ldBt man ii9
tDobL bon elmer un6er3tebenoen ,S1uttere"
gefauen, aber Don benz eriten Gunit> Sniff
tut Der Sfet65bauptltaot tarn man oenn
bod ettpaS 9efleres D%erlanger; Die abgez
nuBten @rotten, ihimmeligeu 8eriabituGe
nit balbpernooerten 2anbi6aften ieben
aus, oils Oh fte aus benz Dprigen Sabrbuuz
bert ftan1mterl.
ga Iino Scenerie, &oitane unb Gnz
ielnble Der ,Dfitaoo>G eieulha{t", Die
Nnfangs SUM- Don 9tem gorf bier antam
uno I'M vBalIner>G 6eater" Qdittrt. ben1
bod bon anDerer vUta0e". Yreiie uno
BlbLifum erfennen Die5 audi Oil, uno bic
~unternebmer, lopte Die en9lii6~ >ltngenoen
1unltler, baben unertDartet g%lGn5enoen
Griotg.
Die 8erliner WuientempeI f0nnen Iih
nit oenen bet groBsren Stdote Nmerita's
gar Hi6t melien; Die eriten Ibeater BON
Gbicago, San Tranctsco, Bolton, Stem
Oorf, BbilooelpDia uno Baltimore ituo
praftiiber, eLegaRter, 5aben before Nfuitis
lno balten me6r 3uldauer, ais iraeno elm
Sperl1aus III Berlin. l1n0 i'm 9tepertOir
ituO Die Spree tbener" unS aRh niDt
%viber", rpie OnfeI SrGiig iagen piiroe;
BOiien, Operetten nnp Nusltattungsltiide
tperoeH ain Oteilten 9egeben u1O am Belteu
beiu1t. vOer SigeunersBarOn" lit beretts
gum 40, vOer Stubs Grompeter" gum
49,, v2tntor" sum 125. uno rOo5 8araz
bies" pieteiht gum 100. Wtale gegeben.
0iele Gbatio1eH betunDen ben @eldmQf
oeS l1auluitigen Bubllfums.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19

ien6en nuntnebr i'm NuSldn6e befannt un6
9nertannt Doroen ais cine Staot, Die man
lc9en muB. Sn ben 8eretntgten Staaten
bon 9lmertfd - uno fte fortnen bel ben
Nrmcecorps bon @nerttanerl, tDeIbe aQz
IGbrlth au33teben 'to do Europe, jebr
luelcntlt6 III Betra6t - in Berlin ioGar
in bic ABODE 9etommen. Wer oG tpeiB,
peldbe unbe9ren3te U2aht ienleltS oes.
S5edns queen fashion" ibt 1e It'll
tDatlGblth SDni9in in Der Gepubltt Der
mIro nI6t Unteri6Gben, tDelde BortbeIIe
lIns aus ole er beraufteimenoen 3Hneigung
erfpahlen. gto6 lit Die !3eit ni6t Iatge
butter unS, in Der es nit Treuoe bemertt
touroe, Denn 1OQlmerifaner AT etnem Gagein
Serltn etntrafen. 0eute geibte6t e5 oft. 0GB
III Den aWf Die 2lnfunftstage Der oeutihen
0anlpfer fol9enoen Iageu bunbert Nmeri=
taner bier antommen. Sag fir Gag tanu
man oas in ben Sre:noeHIiitett uerfolgen,
Die faum ben britten She'll oerieLben perz
set1net, Da - Die meiiten lofort in Dorber
be1teute Yenitonate 9eben. IS Lteat in Der
9ano u1lerer GeDolferuHg, oieien Stron1
Don Anertta nt6t aQein auf ietner ieBigen
oobe gu erbalten. iOnSerH i'm nod iebr be-
trGbtlt9 5I itetgern. IS geb0rt oa3u tpeis
ter Jtdts, ais ben @Gltsn Den |NuientbaIt
ar8ellebm 3H MAIDEN, inoem man ii6 Don
Den YraftIten fern b6lt, Die BON Denlelben
IN Yarts 10 libel empfunoer tperben: Don
per A~usnubun9 tbrer l1nteuntntB Der Gers
9GltlI1le ourh ueberoortDeiLung." - 6ofz
te'ltltb ptro Der quite 3tatb befoEgt.
SIN Maotion Gownibip, ut6t
tpett bon Repart, lit 9bio, bat 1th oas
NlletnIalen tLetner Rin0er
I'M 3anle tpieoer entieBLt6 b%c1traft.
Sine 3frau GoArGn muBte auf's SeIo, urt
Srombeeren gu pfliideu, uno LieB i6re spei
Enabe1, Die iedS unb bret Sabre alt nas
rem, utbeautitdttgt SuriiG. Der iingere
Der Snaben fano ungIidLifer Metie einige
3ltnobol5er uno begann bamit 81 ipteIen,
lno nGtlrl!9 bate er ba[b ietne AIetoer lit
gralo geleBt. Der Gltere 4ndbe, Der orquz
BEN 1pielte, elite 3nar letnem 8ruoer auf
0ellen 0el6ret 5u 9ilfe uno rib tbm oas
:3eug bonn 2etbe, aber Der arme feline Burz
lGe mar i6on 10 Derbrannt, 0aB er mad
t~pent8en StunOen i:arb.
= @tne geIungene &a6e nabm
tUr3lt9 eth 0abt6t. WGbren0 elmer
BET Spring 9roDe in Stem 0ort a69ebaIte>
nen Ielnperen3Ier> Be riQnmluna entoedter
etnIge Der Sbetlnebmer in einem 8aume
ietn Sect UnD 3erit0rten IS, tporauf Der
9abt6r Dou @utb 0uf bic Banoe binabz
ftteB, uHO nit einem Der Strobbite berieIz
ben itoI3 in Die Suite eutihmebte pabrz
l6etnIi3 um i'm ais 8WtIuftigeS yteft gu
benuben.
Sn gaep gorf 1T, So Sabre alt,
3t6arb @ID @DIt seitorben, ben
9tGenS in ieiren vQnterican Jotes"
als ben i60Hiten Utann Nmerifd's nerz
eDtgt bat. @olt mar friber @igentblmer
bes @rdanges 9oteIs in SanOusfp in Ohio,
in tpeI4em GideHs it3 mebrere Gage aufz
belt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19

Bru9 8riinbli9 9ebeiIt; ferner 6dmOr.
rbotOen=@ el3wiIlte unO StiteIn. Nbbanbs
lung nit @tn3elbetten, 10 Gents III Srtef=
marter. Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19

ugie 3uDor - idreibt Die uBetI.
Sreii. 5tg." = bat Berlin 0 niele
NusGGnber aIs gaite iii leIIel1
Mouern geieben, ME in otelen Sabre.
IS lit nn5psifeIbaft, Die ~&Hnitausltels
luna ubt cine beoeutiame &u3iebun9S7
trait aus unb trGgt oajI BET, Den
Strom Der 8ergnigungs5i9ler bterber gu
leiten. 9Iber eS ipGre etn Srrt9nn1, 0nsuz
nebmen, oaB Die Nuslteuung aHetlI Olele
erfreulide s ri6etnunS 0eranIaBt. Serttn
lit eben burb Die SAiIosruHSe1 BON JteES
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19

Spra6's unO perldDGno.
g8ie tb ober idon por6er bemerfte, fitD
Sic Ser1er in NIgemetnen burdauS ni6t
Ournll1, ioQar re1t l6Iall, tpenl1 audi traile
InpIIien0eit porberriAt. 2ln ibre 9teliglon
atauben tie elsentIiG i@ou lGnglt ni6t
mebr. SD benfe, IS mIro inter ie 1000
4eriern taum etnen glGubigeu DauleLs
man gebel. Oafar 1alten lie aber Siemz
Iih itreng auf Oa9 NeuBere, auf Die Uormen
hires 0laubeu6. sic befolgen getau Die
i'm StprQn uno ben 1leberlleierungen nit
lold}er tleiuLthen Sor9fGlt por9ei6riez
beneu WeiiWugen betreff5 Der 0ebete, QSa>
iduugen, S0eeren OeS Oaupthadre5 uno
Gntferl1en a10erer DaGre, Die 8orl1rifteH
i'll Se3ug auf Speilcu, Sdlterl. lelb1t Nau7
fabrteH. Sur bctrettS Der NlnloleH baz
pert's. Oas foi1et 0eIO, uno Da bort ale
@clnltbIi6feit auf. 9Iun giebt eS au6
cine Qln3abl Secten, Die lt1 sum Sbetl DOH
oieiem Torune!tram befrett Dabe1 u1o Damn
uur n0G nomiueu Wtulelmallet IGnO, 0oer
Die GUf noh peribGrfte Nu5ubun8 oer dUz
beru Regtlt o~rjngen. ytAmetilb tart lit
teine oieier Sectea, lpeillt aud etlltge Der
ieIben einlluBreib gelIg lito u1o lo8ar
cine Derielbeu, Die Saabtteu, bier beute nod
10 gefurdtet lit, ME Die JHbllilten i'll
9tuBIanO. gu Den pliberalen" Itulelmaz
nen oabier Ole Ytrier lllO befaHntltb
Shiiten, 5. b. ite 9lGuben, oaB ll6t
2Ibubefr, Omar un0 S9lndn Die re1tlld@
Bigen 9tabfolger oeS 4ropheten ndret,
lonDern QIi. Der SdDtegerlobn Wfabonlet's
uuD @atte icirer 1pGter Satne) geDoren
Dor Qllem Die 0anu0ts, melbe lSett
t~rilfcn. uulreine" Speiien (Die DShpetz
rerneS") ellen En0 Iber6aHDt Gue nIuh9S
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
\ ntetgen It.

nnb ieSe grt infenoer. i&upptser, %finntser, .ansserbter.
ieropbutoitr unb anitefeuoer Srdntbetteu bes BlHtes,
Der SQut uno &opfbaut uebit @erIuit 6es 9oares, Don
Stnbbeit bis SIT bobem alter, wereeR pOiittu bur@ bic
Srttcurd< 6etlruittel turtrt.
Guttcura st ioGpent Der neue BIutretui9er, idlSt
bas But uEs bic Iusounitung Dor lluretuItdtett uHo
s%iitigen GIemerttn NIB entiernt bic llria6e.
GWttcura, has 9roBe 9dutbeilmttteL itiut oH9ene
btidlt6 SUDDEN unb @nt3in6ung. Hart bic 9aut HHO
= Sopibaut, beiIt Seidpars unO DunOeH unO brinst SGs
Saar pteoer.
Guticuraz settle, Elm uOr3isIider 5autueri66z
nerer. lit unumgdngli6 beinr 8ebaTbeIn uou 6outtrants
beiten, ausidlas BET SdusIinssn, QoutfIedsH, riiftser
pOer 6Iiger 6aut.
llebcraa su BADEN. Guttenra so Cts, settle IS
Bottom, @tail.
gay S&idt nm: @ie man 5outtranFbetten bitt.
60 stheumatii6e, neuraIsti9e, Slfteuz, pt6Sl;de.
IN 5eftigs uno neru6is S@mer3en iufort Our9 Quits
f4N eura Auttsp Gius9fIater se5eilt. 25S
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-19
1t Made the Children laugh.

Appeal: Some years ago q Carson school
teacher was presented by his wife with q
bouncing boy, and the incident delayed
him 80 that he did not reach the school
house until 1880. The reason of his tar
diness had preceded him. When he
walked in and took his place, he said:
"Children you must excuse me for being
late this morning. I'll see that the thing
don't happen again" A litter went all
around the room and the old ~janitor sud
denly slid out into the hall where he had a
good laugh all by himself.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-19
Calling the streets.

During this week the San Francisco
Market street cable roads will introduce
on the cars al ingenious contrivance which
will relieve the conductors OF the duty Of
shouting the names OF the streets that are
crossed. As the crossings are made here
after a curtain will drop automatically
from an indicator" which will be placed
on each car, announcing to all who can
read. The next street-"Kearny," or what
ever the name of the street may happen to
be. This inscription will remain in view
until the street is reached, and then the
name OF the next succeeding street will
take its place. The invention is called
1.-THE Indicator
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-19
I'm Favor Of Cremation.

s. F. Post: A drunken man staggered
into the Morgue. and lighting a match,
put ii close to the face OF one of the dead
men, to better inspect the features. His
unsteady hand brought the match in con-
tact with the dead mans beard.
which Immediately blazed up. The
drunken man was intensely amused at
this, and manifested a desire to fire the
rest OF the Morgue subjects. A policeman
interfered at this point, and arrested the
man, who gave his name as Ambrose
Delemore. He was charged with drunk.
en- ness and arson.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-19
REDUCE THE REPRESENTATION

The Next Legislature which is to meet
at Carson in January, like that of two
years ago, says the Silver State, is ex-
pected to i~naugurate reforms which will
reduce public expenditures. If these ex.
pectations are to be realized, the incom.
ing Legislature must not follow the ex-
ample of that of 1885, which, according
to the record of the proceedings pub.
lished in the Enterprise at that time,
was less than thirty-seven hours in SEES.
sion during the entire month of January.
One of the easiest methods of economic.
ing is to reduce the representation about
one.half. At present the Legislature
consists of sixty ENTHUSIASTICALLY in
the Senate and forty in the Assembly.
That is a much larger number than is
necessary to legislate for a State that
polls less than 1900 votes. The peo'
pie are not benefited by having a repre-
sentative in the Legislature for every
%-o 'o1eis, "hu ~ uhJ"'' "~ '"S
with about $54, 900 every two years tc
pay the expenses of such a body. Thirty
members of fair ability, conversant with
the requirements of the various indus
tries of the State, is amply sufficient fol
the Nevada Legislature, until the State
is enlarged by the annexation of Idaho
and part of Utah.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-19

The New York Sun OF a recent date
prints the following: DIR. NJ. ID. Blaine
read a paper before the New York
Academy of Medicine on "Bovine Tu'
berculosis-its communication by in
halation, and its relation to public
health" DR.. Blaine said that consump'
tion, or tuberculosis, is both inherited
and acquired. He held that as the So
called lower animals have organs similar
in construction and material to those OF
man. the diseases existing in the one are
capable of reproduction in the other, and
that it is natural that man, who drinks the
lower animals milk and eats their flesh,
should contract their diseases through
ingestion. He said that 2 per cent OF all
the animals killed in the abattoirs OF
this city have tuberculosis, and that p
per cent OF all milch COWS have the same
disease. Last July, with Mr.. Romano,
the meat inspector, he visited the stock.
yards about the city. On the day of his
visit l3 cows were sold to Jersey buyers,
three Of which had tuberculosis. In l6
herds that furnished milk for Brooklyn
every herd comprised animals that had
this disease, and in one of the COWS,
selected at random and killed, the
bronchial glands were three times their
normal size, with calci6ed sections,
cheesy Jumps and cavities filled with
muco.purulent matter. DIR. Blaine ex.
hibited specimens of evident cases OF
tuberculosis taken from the ab~attoirs in
various parts of the city.
DR.. Cyrus Edison. after congratulating
DIR. Blaine on having written the first
thesis on the subject which had ever
been written, said that 1000 cows, many
of which are diseased. are permanently
stabbed about New York, and he was
satisfied that they gave tuberculosis to
hundreds of persons. He said that it is
a shame and disgrace that in this whole
city there are only three milk inspectors
and only one meat inspector.
The Academy voted to have DIR.
Blaine's paper printed for general circu'
lation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-19

A London special cable to the New
York World says that in IN interview
with Cardinal Manning that gentleman
said: "The Catholic Church is not OPP
posed to the present labor movement of
Henry George unless they fall into Social
ism. The Catholic church has always
been the faithful, confident friend Of the
working people, but there must be a
very wide distinction made between
Socialists and workingmen. l saw in a
telegram some time ago that George had
said that the Catholic Church had never
confirmed the principles of property in
land. This is not true. Exactly the
reverse is the fact. The church has
from the beginning taught the right of
property in land. The whole history of
the church and the patrimony of st.
Peter make it sufficiently evident that
the church holds and teaches the law of
property in land. / have not read
Georges first book, Progress and
Poverty but / have read some chapters
of his later work called Social Prob.
lems,' and in these chapters | found
nothing that I could censure as unsound."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-19
Taken for Examination.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

SALT LAKE. Dec. 18.-Deputy Marshal
Thompson, who accidentally killed Dali
ton, of P%arowan, yesterday, while the lat
ter was fleeing from arrest, was taken to
Beaver to-day for trial. Dalton had made
his escape after arrest. and threatened that
he would not be taken again alive, aud for
the officers to come well heeled when they
wanted him, or he would get away with
them. The Mormon press here are push
ing the occurrence as the elimination Of
their grievances.
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THE REDUCTION WORKS.
Reno to Become the Denver of Ne
yada.

Reno to Become the Denver of Nc.
yada.
Reno Gazette.
The near approach Of the completion Of
thejnew reduction works is most gratifying.
The fume was finished some time ago.
The large Leffell wheel has been in posi-
ton several days. and mos. satisfactorily
does its work. Power has been attached
TO the rock-breaker, and the machinery
for ssmpling. Two batteries, each with
~SO0-power stamps, will soon be in shape.
Five pans and two settlers are ready 20
be put in working order. The Acton
Howell furnace is mounted and the
masons and brick-layers will soon have
completed their part. The dust chambers
are In readiness. All this ponderous
machinery is expected to be set in motion
during the first week in January. Ore
is coming from all directions by the sack
and carload. Thus far the company has
| paid ont about $50. 900 for ore that has been
delivered. Nearly every available spot In
the spacious storehouse for ore. has been
filled. In addition to this large quantity
| purchased, John Howell has of his own
IN ore and concentrates, about $50 tons
d part of which has been shipped, and the
| remainder is at his mines and mills in the
southern country. There is no reason
why Reno should not become o second
| Denver. There are mines within sight
and the incoming Of ore and samples in
dicates that nothing has been or is known
comparatively, Of Nevada's mineral re
sources.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-19

The Sheriffs of England are taken
from gentlemen residing in a county who
are supposed to be rich. The selection
is arbitrary (although it sometimes hap
pens that some wealthy snob who has
just settled in a county announces his
readiness to serve) and the expense,
which averages about 81, 500, is some
times q heavy tax upon the unlucky
gentlemen who are pushed into the honor.
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King Kaiakau's Loom Placed.

TsPEcLAL TO THE sENrINEL.l
SAN Francisco, Dec. 1S.-Col. G.. W.
McFarlane, financial agent Of the Ha-
waiian Kingdom. has received a dispatch
from London stating the new loan Of two
million dollars. which he was authorized
to make by King Kalakau. has been placed
at five per cent premium by Mathieson &
Co., London bankers.
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A Cable Laid.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 18.-The postal
telegraph cable across the bay from this
city to Oakland was laid this morning.
The cable extends from the wharf south Of
the Pacific Coast railroad. on this side OF
the bay, to the Oakland mole.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-19

There is a story going that Honduras
wants to be annexed to the United
States. 1t is q little out of the way,
certainly; but as the people down there
are evidently unable to take care of
themselves, Uncle Sam might undertake
the responsibility.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-19

J. M. Nsyoni, professor OF music mas
decided to remain in Eureka TINS WINTER
and will DO pleased to confer wl,h any de-
string instructions on The vioin, piano
and guitar. Special attention pald 70 the
cultivation Of the voice. Leave ORDERS AZ
Cspron's drug store.
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Sentenced 80 Twenty-Five Years.

SAN Francisco. Dec. 18.-Thomas A,
Collins, who was convicted Of q felonious
assault ON Mrs. Louisa Bell, at Golden
Gate Park, three months ago, was this
morning sentenced to 25 years imprison-
ment at Folsom.
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Twenty.seven Persons Drowned.
Especial TO rHr srxrrsEI.l

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 18.-It was defin.
itely sscertained to-day that thirty-eight
persons were on the Atlantic when she
went ashore, and eleven survived and
twenty.seyen drowned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-19

NEAuzcsn live at hone, and make more
money at work Tor US, than anything
else in this world. Capital not
VOnseded; you are started free. Both
sexes; all ages. Any one can do the work.
Large earnings sure from first start. Costly
OUTFIT and terms free. Better not delay. Costs
you nothing to send us your address and ndf
out; if you are wise you will do so at once. II.
HALLErT l. Co., Portland, Maine.
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Go to J. Straus, for the famous improved
Centennial watch, which he cells cneape
than can be bought in Eureka.