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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

CrRcun- Tie people Ts William Irwin.
Assault with intent t0 90 great bodily BARN
less than murder found guilty Of assault
The people ~. Russell Higgins. larceny.
n0iis pros People vs. Fred ksWs0u.
iareeny nols PROS sd-The people IS
Charles j. burGham. assauit and battery.
Vsr,ilcs sui.tv
olFicz BrsisEss-Ibe people W Louis
Gernaiue aud Amanda Germalne. criminal
ig uegiscunz and cruelty treating adopted
child Return on examination lisd
fs0Rtrs- Estate ~ William j. Johnson
deceased arpfliser's warrant suc inventory
Ried. March -. 1857 sst i0r hearing claims.
order assigning WidoN statutory allow
ances Estate of John Hihei. deceased
administrator b0n6 filed and letters issued
to John smrch--Estafe of Mary
Brown st. al Esinurs. Inventory fled
Estate of Gen. r uogadous. decreased. petI
uon for deieru nation 0f heirs flied and
<ov Z 81 flr bearing.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Il rr .I- .I....... r..-...tI,r a r,,rn-
naa ltlr.s r..l- fi.a lr.il, i..st ~ lis
sr. IL t.l around trs utfii
Hs t.l.s ui.e.r tie banner of Gle Sal
ra a arlar ~ ssha a. sas iie founder
4e.s eaaaa1.ief nas cen WHhm Booth. a
t4L klz lalrl En-E-hnlsn he was a
A-lhalsr rle.-ler. uba gave himself un %
rtlVai u.r- 4meae the masses ~ L0nIcn
llr lHuHi ~ saws. fa-e lI.fl.ulties la the
saF o. 80 slerlss. -MF first idea was siraulv
Cd gc5 ihl people saved anI .enl them ~ the
raarllas Ils fauuI .muraeticahle First
t-ey wCf.d uar - ahsn senG Then ozah
Use churches gave my converts the coli
shraIi.r ta.sfa-s tler were poor. and lastly
Ue Hanra all lle converts 10 assist us ia Saving
Others 80 lr q-as 10. salvation ARMY Became
necessity Iha faur cardinal principles on
HlI-h lt a.ss founded were these. 4 method
of eetflaz an.on- tle re0nIs. attracting them
to us. saei.. tt..i, and theu employing them
b save otlals.p
Ihs story eues mat n was AIrs. Gen Booth
that suggested the bands. uaraf.s. aaes and
the Ike IS us.Iilms 70 draw the crow She
s "a Yankee be birth and carried to l.ncland
q memory 0f the enthusiasm created bv a fife
aaI drum while enlislinz soldiers for the civil
war 40 anv rate military methods were
adopted in tais novel Christian warfare. and
ID has met wirh success equal % that OF a
political campaign carried on through the
same agencies II appears there IS an unborn
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
Wonderful Cures.

VIM. II. Tibbs, retail druggist of Grand
Rapids, says: / have been selling DR.. King
New Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck
lens Arnica Salve for two years Have
never handled remedies that sell as we'll OF
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases OF pronounced consumption have
been entirely cured by use of a few bottles
of Or. Kings New Discovery, taken in con
neetlon with Electric BitterS We guaran-
tee them always. Sold by VIM. II Tibbs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Buttsfworta & Love have finished work
on A east iron vel shse for the new Hy
dralilc Company The shoe is huge cir
cular rim of iron. twenty four feet 10
diameter and weighing shout eight fhous-
and pounds. Son the outer edge OF this
riW = ftrge af IRON running aaT around
fheCircie I5e orfcx walls 90 the vel FiIi
ne 1ui't nuon t1.s ron stoe which. bv toe
combined wsignt 0i or.oss~sn.i iis own heft
- sink iown through ire sand. bv dix
xag under it 1o che Feauirsi depth.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01


llaE lepllilfaa Feek Fa
"a e aa
Heavy .l.z lfs feri a. t-
las aarfassl ean IS -. STATE
ai-.. r. sr- determined 81
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. -s r.. s.... ~.
H.n
l-r -A if -A Deii-.- .Aietlei
le4rf Efl- ~ prominent Eolag
-s.@ -.- -'---'as Nr-i wees
D'A-- '--t ---
tl W.ialAa 4ud Geo. 81 atsoA.
1fale ai -an --el, we're arrested In -ssi4As
Tuesday sn a .--sra-l sloL- L4flsg -as4s-
s
tae ,i@ +tea li-li, ano~A al tAe
t.ei = ef-7 n-i.i. si.i - -li iFfea roa. ~
taF a aea lefa State as s'.ou 4s 3. $40
le -a4ea 4' leal.s io .ae r4,.s a1
TIE jars iu tle case III John l5Isitiag
~ Detr..f 49,. .aai ana .f.-f a ~. 81
Allessaan- arI.aa. lal.el t9 a-rre seVel
sanding 80 llals.aasl.er aad ave ief ln-
s4pl-g
Tue nIf- ~ SEYMOUR Jennings.
-a....ar af lfsrfa.r.t .a.u-hIr Esr h.r-r
..anrr fe.I tof.l +. ..-.-ru and a.. .tr3si.-t.
Maaa4g ne lrosa.as l. -l..a.at 81. ns.s
oasn accidental
he letter -4rr.er- have bsrrlu nssxfny
ths-i- r..1r.is Il. rsf.I.- gr--s E.. rr-ir ...r-
.s-5.s. oe.s - f..rl... ana .t tb- -sh tb-r-
zir.. .a t.sa LAW. tsE-fi r1 aan.str., Ia 49,.
Issnf ssf- Nnea the mail hour arrives.
n.- af....- s...
- I
zoe
~ ~ I1-N y
''''
Detroit -aicon keeper wants thar
cltg CD permit llm lo build q "eafe IN the
"a p --1 - -c7 ~t.rf lo.i-iaiil. Le,
- ~- AZ @-e A'Dl IN
'-i .-@ 'ea- every oo1y
-. 'e - --'-T-
lue Alden canning Company, of Ben
ton narDor. aee usias AHy % sixty tons of
totlatur1 -ltlil +AA talAu- up ldlly
average of 1900 cans 0f thai frlit al
pacdel and boxed ready f1r market
lSo lladred hands are employ "a iu the
works.
Fa.,v.~ Fsva. rr Ds..,;. ..t., =.
q. -.r.--.. 80 .,., ~ 'n
-. ..---t ~ ll...,s..1 - '-.-I .
.-...-rs~ ~ ~. - - =, -. :
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-. -. -i..-.....l..l s-..1 -- r.
s'.,.l,.l. e., s....f - ~. +. ..... -. '''
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
QRs. SALVATION ARMY

the funds. ete. on
hand, and the original army was thus, IS far
~ nan could DO it ruined-a few corps only
remaining. Ihis was state Of things for
which the previous history Of the army af-
iorded no parallel; but left 10 the guidance
ot God ami a tew faithful ones. we grappled
with this new set Of difficulties and restored
orJieT ana cohesion % the broken and scattered
remnants of the organization.
This is The first visit of Gen. Booth TO this
country, and one Of his chief errands Is % de-
wise some method of securing their property
ia this country ~ as TO prevent future mu-
TIMES.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

You will notice how quickly thoroughly
successful article is initiated and also that
the limitations are without merit, as thew
are gotten up by unscrupulous parties Be
ware Of limitations of DR.. Jones Red Clover
Tonic. The genuine is sold by +. X. Will
son. and promptly cures dyspepsia. cos
tiveness. bad breath, piles, pimples, ague
and malaria diseases, poor appetite, low
spirits, headache, or diseases Of the kidneys,
stomach and liver. Price 30 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
Bucklen's Arniea sa;ve

The BEsr SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and al Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price IS cents per boz
For sale by VIM H. Tibbs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Ladies should XIV they obtain Only
those free from pSss1ns. Freeman ;
medicated invisible Face PeBder is BARN
less as the dew. PIsseryes and beauties
the o0mpiexi0R. Sold al f. T. Milson
drug store
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Insanity is on the increase. Statistics
show this. Many cases are brought on bv
OyerwOrk. anxiety, excitement mental
trouble and nervous prostration; il is also in
herted. invariably sleeplessness and con
stipation manifest themselves before one
becomes insane. CONSTIPATION induces dvs
pepsia, jaundice, bad breath, piles, pimpies.
low spirits, headache, etc DR.. Jones Red
Clover Tonic relieves constipation. thereby
curing these diseases. Price, 80 cents, by
+. X. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

The Virgin Salt Co., of New Haven, Conn.
70 introduce Virgin salt into every family
are making TINS grand offer: A Crazy
Patchwork Bfock, enameled in twelve
beautiful colOrs, ana containing the latest
Fancy Stitches, on a,lsrge photographed
Card having beautiful goAd mounted Ideal
Portrait IN the centeF. gwen away with
every 10 cent package of Virgin Salt. Virgin
salt mas no equalizer household purposes.
IL IS the cleaneSt purest and whitest Salt
ever seen or used. Remember that large
package costs only 10 cents, with the above
present. Ask your grocer for il.
Go to Brown, Hall & Co., for horse blan-
cts and fur robes.>
Sponges, CASTLE soap, kitei1el's liniment.
MILLS lsacEY. N. DICKINSON
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

have fine l& ofniye God Fish. and
can furnish globes ND acqnarisssns.
The Baltimore, 81 dErsl st
h. F--tsiERs. Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01


suxs--Cut loak "a; srsnulstsd. sc, "a
5 &c. extrz &C. s1Ssg.c. Yeuo~ &c"
tofee-eresu Rio. i1sl4o. RIO. rosstes 10
fS-. lava. xreen. iss3Ec. java. roasted. .tGEC.
Nsrscsino. roasted. ls.41lc. Mexican rnssted, &c
Tsss-Ispsn. 6ne, Neasc. Japan medium, sa
1r. eriinAr7. SO 80 HTs0u, aso,5ac ztsnpovtier
tss.-c. o.a.ons. HE.ec tenso. AeS'e.
Fio0r e. i0 per cwt. e a. rer hbi. psfenf p7c
cess. g. 1a per cwt.. 8 g. per Dol. al wheat d0g
s. 5 Per r~t e. ~ reT bhl
MI leef. -screeninTs. SIS per ton. bran. Sil.
sa.ps. 81 mittiinsx si5.slS Feed-corn and
cats -
Esro-sne Michigan tsss- f0SSc per ga.
water vase 10.
sis~1 he'll i4C Per Fsi.
-ee.i---tlovef. = 'ssus - PER eu, tinothT, 3 -
gizh-So ~s,e sss. ss - per haH bbi.
other Efefcs g. tssf p crr hsf bci f70ut s.
.od sslt e. 1Sr ~. c.asnz. g - per hun-
t-et earned oysters. selects. a5.Sc. smoked
Hsirrt s1fec
Porx n as--els-Ness PORK. chfcseo packed
81 ~ ex.s snc-t cut 80 - Standard
rIear tack si5s
Lard r'ersrs -.e 81 and 81 - s1h<. 10, -
, r,s-1t aaa e1 essns ~. u n pass. 3 ssese.
b. p csrre.s-E Estrs n'eSs warranted - -
9 fs ersrs. fereiezs. F-f ~
ti.r17- y tr <'es1s crcsraerf. aoiif lic ri -
- l+f eect. tlser Ti,s. tl-af
sits .-.a'eaz. caoscss 3 stess -. iersars.
WIS Pe>1rss rs~ re- .h. g.. chosce rss
~ eef t aoe7 rs'f wv cef 2. say sc-
9-c tztf1ts tsrrsgers ss.'. g sl lf-raia - e.
arsE& tT ts -fflT tE7i3c na-ce-
era Ftt1t9- tf-Hoa 81 eEcans Texss
p p. GO a. H&.erc- s,<ar
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
:. ALL PRICES lOVERNOST THIS MONTH"; :

We have arge line of Of Boys KNEE PANT SUITS ia va
rety of patterns Plain and Fancy Csssime'es Cherots
Checks Etc. from to So This
than haf These Bargains ca early: they viii 60
quick at the prices.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

. A large assortlnspt of fancy wings. birds,
piEmes ana novelties jusf~ received from
New York and sold . Papular prices.
ADAMS 4 Co
% MOnrOe-sf
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS.
FArns Prnda From First Hands

Appies-fl 0.l0c per bus
bcans-Uuplcked are worth 50a7Oc; picked,
81 70 IS Z5.
Busser-Fresh roll, l25SeIlc; dairy, l5ei7c:
creamery, fSf-tsc.
fheesst-fli1 &c
llO4EE -EEI--sf ora 4 s5 per hu
Ekss-lsGlac = tox
fIasa Meats Dressed hogs. S5.003550 = cwt,
mutton, sl.seft500. Vesl g. 0oSg7 %. bees s. 90
Ge0.
tirsia-Whsst. Clsvson, nc; LANCASTER, 73c;
Vas. 1asa2e. Ryo. iic. Barley, E.2sai. 10 per
cwt Corn, f0atZc.
hides-6rseu. s. = ,. part cured &c: cured
lts1ec; calf skins. 70 IDS. I0c. kip skins
xreen. -. cured. -. deksn skins, 2ss,50c =
a. 81 p \.
HCrey-lc al = =
Hay-Timotny. al2Sf4per ton. Clover I0Aff
Pptatoes--tl-it5 t5c Der b5Is.
Poultry Fowls. dressed, 5Ss3 y q. spring
chickens tlsiac per 70
-traE-f.c.SG = cad
failow- &c > -
Vow ashef, lstt Sc. uuvsshef. f6Ee20c.
= %Doi - Four toof WOOD ls worth A5O4s5 =
ocrt. biock stove wood. g. SOS.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

t1rP~-f rrf rs9eer assts srff znenr-
.~e q = ara q t@f sl - = q rt A. - 4
a. -ewrc1 ersr.s. fr-sSe5 sr ere s.s~ a. =
trf tI fTEe 9rr-re SIS rorrsrr sss,~s-4
fe ~ ~ 81 81. ,---.-..., a
rse.ss * ~ sE2N nsrn .sa-ts n. 4
irsas.f ~ sas efa ~ lr4
- Tce-lf rrb Sear~ 81 -, =, secesi.ss e. ~
s4a-est q s,zs H
Eiae.-tlsie a. ssaas Rzosss ~ Pssnkv-.
"a ~
1'ersrt-it ~ ~ rer enf
NaIs-t.ssszar1 ars.t kat saesz
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
Faney Millinery.

We 0fler special intleslgents 10 horse.
men. Mills, LACEY 49, lCKISsoN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

sutorl.iuati0u, h3
40 once founded
what's now known
as the Incorf rated
Army carrying
with him The War
Cry nna an the
material books,
pauersf and other
property Oh the ar
ms, leaving many
Of bis ebts for his
u s.ss0r 20 face.
besides "a broken
public conf ience.
Many of the OH
Gers, accustomedtO
implicit OBJ llience.
Ln.LI--l .-..-r fnLLll
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Brown, Haif& Co. wholesale and retail
horse blankets.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

VIM. IL. Tibbs can always be relied upon
TO carry IN stock the purest and best goods,
and sustain the reputation of being active,
pushing and reliable, bv recommending
articles with well established merit and
such as are popular. Having the agency
for the celebrated DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, colds and coughs, will sell
II on positive guarantee. II will surely
cure any and every affection of throst,
lungs, or chest. and in order to prove our
claim. We ask you to call and get a Trial
Bottle
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
A Reautifnl Prnsant

new invoice Of ehsa.ois skins inst re-
ceiyed. MUS LAcEY~S DfcKfSsoN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

EIlasiana,ag s. zs8as' Hehctiga se
are STA here s1shas 4 - an.4 OsstsEs jas.
tle same fAs b4la ilpr@s7 aAsist
b a asf banzser.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

q Distinguishes Eza. References.
Hos rAiiklCss Ers Wizard PAS
- -f~- 49,
sfeaAt s- t.e WM. . ntt q t-ii, +
Hss.ehIs. fosIsG c.cscaJlftaND.
tt-lt. werner "a D.Ia lf4f,
HOS. =. Z. IitAeh. D. 4. EftS SID.
-4-e laiei lusl.rs l.t ffflrrla, lt--.
s. sIle-.e coart. Z. W.satN, sp-
Esti1I q lg-I..s.e- r. %. sHlIii. No.
tiIs.i.HkAl lhU4iiL l.Iaa. =. 0 !
PHaF E02EaV BAR Afar. *.
iheA9h, u .. ~. koDNAN, MI
tteF 4. L. Ail rs. HsEitnsli.e j., ks.|
Ahs irc.a. lslres. Z. ,. fVi.Ek, ND.
hfe Sc. (. s Tre.s'S. A. p 6FlGliFtIE.
AA tf..t- ., 81. ht 1As y ID. 4nlsi .a. ~.
l p" "isse eaala. A. X. cox, % d.
Hos. j; =, COLBY h.Fastosn. KY
Hos GlIiI HOW'LL fHts ei6sio1'r. ky.'
Hea slf,s...s, - IN MILLS. MD,
Hos. d AZ. OGDEN, fransIorf. XIV
NtW .rIetls. -. j. D. W aLkEl- AZ D.
HOS. =. A. - MR. la1ilHarrIis, Inl..
4sie Assi. T. =. ,iea-s r Il, AbtofI, ~ D.,
HqS; sfHhES J. MWIiIfHEAbMD
FlELD, san Iraa- SALISBURY. n 4.
|ErHEf.T M. FULLER. Msror. "a.
n.n- D.C. Blshop 81 ikH M0sFLET, Nd
Niagara. Can IalIaaesa. AIs.
h., fsai.ltIs pf kINAi-s' AhAEi, Jos ~ ND,
REYAMoSABf. DID, JoHN CHFAlHAM.
v.WEsLEY SAITH, " wteRIS STONE.
flffsaurs' ~, = p. her Orlctus,Ia..
IEg, II. 81. BROWN. = MARKS. al p.
Youngstown, Ntio. AfIr.t.El.a rFfs F
KY ,. II. % 'hut lslAE, j. NJ ALLIN. ND
Port Henrf. n. y. Niinauksa Wis
kEv. b. oRtiLLl, j. II. Rfl9gS. N d.
Valparaiso l-d- Milwaukee,. Wis
~ II cases Of Bright's Disease aud Diabetes
the sufferer VIII derive more hcneat from Be
thesia IN p hours thaa from any medicine known
To science IN 6months.
FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS ASD DEALERs
PRICES.
Still WATIR fer Hrfi- fCAnBONATTD for Tabis
eiHai tsel, $500 Case. Jsel. SIo.0O Case Con-
Containing 20 iia,f-gai- taln!as 100 Plnt-Bef.|
Ion 5aF-i ard $40 per ties ard $3.50 per Case
Case Of 40 cailon-sar,. Of so Quart Bottles.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS:
p. ScHERER COMPANY,
II Barclay ST., Kew York its State ST.. chicaoo.
- Se',d Ter Pamphlet taiRblg Tes5imonfaIsl
ofsonae ftte most eDi,isl.f ~ sicfans adBublic
men IN he country. Dioted free 20 day address.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Brown, Hal & Co. have lowest prices on
blankets and ffr,Eobes
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Br0Rn Hall & CO.. zreskt a0d most ele-
CANT srook 0f hOrss~bisnkeIs snd iar robes
IL tae state.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

~ In cases Of nright's Disease and Diabetes
the sufferer VIII derive more bcneat from be.
thesda iu p hours than FROM any medicine known
To science IN 5monfhs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
a. KINDs @ LII THINcs.

Wonderful oeraQ IN NeCkwear and Underwear ali quai-
ties superior Mems Cashmere and Nbevot Suits from ree
Dollars sp. Best value ia the city
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
PRICES.

FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS AsD DEALERS
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
AetIve, Pushing and Reliable.

sPonges, CASTLE soap, kitef1els liniment.
MILLS lacEY'SsDIcKINsoN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Go to Brown, Hall & Co., for horse blan-
cts and fur rObeS>
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

STILL WATIR fer Erii- lCAnRONATTD for Tabi
eiHai tse, $500 Case. Jscl. $1,000 a tsse. Con
Containing 20 iasf-Cai- tainsas 100 Pirt-Eet
Ion Jar-s ard Si.-o per lies ard 81. so per tas
tase OF 40 Calloa-ssr>. of so Quart Bottles.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-01
central Committee Meeting.

The Democratic County Central Com
mittee met last evening at the office OF
Justice Harmon for the purpose OF can.
wasting the votes Of the primary elections
held on Saturday last. The returns pro-
duced showed the statements made in the
sEsrISEL yesterday under the head OF
1.-The District Judge Contest" to be cor
rect. Al q late hour a discussion arose IN
the meeting as TO when the polls were
opened on the day Of the primaries al
Beowawe, Palisade District. 1t was thts
election that gave Mr.. Fitzgerald the
Palisade delegate. A proposition was
made that another primary election be held
in Beowawe. AT 1910 P. NJ. the COMMITTEES
VIZ re discussing and voting on the matter,
but no decision had been reached. Mineral
Hill District went for Sadlsr for Governor
and Rives for District Judge.
LATER-The committee decided TO post
pone the consideration OF the Beowawe
election for three days. which virtually
means no new election at that precinct
Another meeting of the committee will be
held on Saturday evening at the SAM
honr and place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-01
The came Law.

Tho season specified by the statutes as
unlawful in which to kill game in Nevada
expires to-day. From now on the MINI
rods OF the State are at liberty TO turn
loose their private ~arsenals for the de-
s~truc.ion of any species Of wild game
clothed with feathers. wool or hair, until
the ides of December. From to day the
statute prohibits the killing or pursuit
with such intent OF any deer. elk, mount
ain sheep or goa, until the last day OF Au.
gust. Tho Acts permit the destruction OF
iesthered gamo until the frat day OF April.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-01

A grand musical treat is in store for the
people OF Eureka. The Orchestral Union
Of this town has arranged to give a con-
cert in the Opera House on Tuesday even
ing. September IA. The Union Is COM
posed OF eight excellent muaicians. and
has for its leader Mr.. J. III. NAvoni. As
will be seen by the advertisement under
the head OF "New To-day" the programme
IL classical and we'll. calculated TO draw q
large house. Popular prices for admis'
aim.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-01
CALICO RNIA DEMOCRACY.
Particulars OF The FIRST Days Pro.
ceedinxs of the State COnyentiOn
Being Held In Sam Francisco.

~
Being Held In S1n Francisco.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESTIsKL.l
SAN Francisco. Aug. 3i.-Delegates and
visitors to the Democratic State Conven-
iion began 10 arrive as early as ~ o'clock.
The galleries SET apart for visitors were
we'll filed. A few ladies are present at
this hour, l:i5 P. NJ. The convention has
not yet been called TO order. II is now
understood that Greene Curtis, Of Sacra-
m'nso, and |. M. White will be the only
nominees for Temporary Chairman. 1t is
ALSO stated that this has been agreed on
lot tue purpose of testing the question
She'ner this convention will support the
sciion OF the Stockton Convention Of two
year. ago by the election Of White, or the
selection OF Curtis, who 10 known as an
i~aaspendent candidate. Curtis chances
ioi me ONCE are considered excellent.
sio ?. M.-The State Convention met
n1uo 2. N In the main hall OF the new
vaa Fellows building on Market street.
aas convention will nominate Q full State
suhes' Associate Justices OF the Supreme
roars and Congressman. The Western
uulon telegraph Company have run q
.s'egtaph wire into the convention hall
W we special use Of the Associated Press,
~ o1aer 70 expedite the report to interior
papers. Ihs convention was called to
uioer by W.D. English. Chairman OF the
gate central Committee. and without any
y.e'tminaries be announced that nomina-
lions for the temporary oficers were In
order. "
o'4o-rh The vote for Temporary Chairman
vas ss follows: White, $50; Curtis, 224.
Ex-senator Geoi 80 Hearst and Governor
Tsoheman publish cards In this morning.
examiner, positively refusing 10 be q can.
Slos'e for the nomination for Governor
'e,ore The convention. =
,o M. lose, OF Los Angeles. announced
MS.ass'y isst night that he ia not q can
srSa 'ornomln alton for the Governorsbip.
10 sSusiices for the Supreme Court will
s;s sue nrst nomination disposed of. DO
mus temple, OF Santa Rosa. who il
Ssn p0a this morning, Judge CARRIER OF
Nrsancisco. and Judge Miles Scarls. OF
M Sua olty' arc prominently mentioned.
c.aS sasnses are evidenced in respect to the
~. u'ua!es for the nomination for Cover.
W.. iney all seem az confident az they
m.a Yesterday. with Reddy the leading
n;aa = ~ the race. The arrangements las,
sxu' are that A. r. Mitchell. a young at,
nM; ay OF This city, will nominate BRYANT
IN, |ios Attorney Goucher. OF Mariposa
nominate Reddy, and Greene Curtis
Tsamento will nominate Bartell.
" 1oonvention reassemb led at sos p
cam J.n onairman White announced tn,
h Cha;'ees, GO Ganoher. OF Mariposa
tials. Gina OF the Committee on Creden
oap'. A. M. Burns. of San Francisco
and Oman on Permanent Organization
lev Usuer OF Business. and Barclay Hen
forms hartman OF the Committee on Plat
shan ana RESOLUTIONS. The convention
A.. aoIourned until tomorrow at i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-01

IsPEcIAL TO THE sENrINEL.l

SAN Francisco, Aug. 31.-Joseph M.
French. purchasing agent, has filed his
petition in insolvency. His liabilities are
S6S. 1872 81. The principal creditors are
the First National Bank, Sl5,454 SO;
James Elliott. Sl5.438, and J. @. Will
merding. $40. 333. The petitioners assets
consist Of real estate and personal prop
erty. One pieco Of real estate is valued at
$45, 900. 1t Ia mortgaged TO J. G. Will
merding for S25, 600, also land in Wash
ington Territory valued ut 81 900 that 10
mortgaged for $500. The personal prop
erty IL valued at 81, 470.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-01
Trouble Among Concert Hall Girls.
A trial in Justice Harmon's Court yes

terday. in which q couple Of COMFORT hall
girls fgured-one as defendant. the other
az plaintiff = attracted quite q crowd.
The defendant was charged with having
stolen q necklace, the retail cost OF which
was $40. Considerable OF the testimony
adduced would not harmonic, and the
manner in which the two factions "looked
daggers" at one another NJ it was given in
was fun for the crowd. After summing
up the testimony Justice Harmon dis
charged tho defendant and returned the
necklace to the plaintiff.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-01
~roCx SALES.

MORNING BOARD.
1900 I1sfe & E%oreross-1h
oo ssysge--235c 1900 "a
C~hoIlsr-70b 75a
Potosi-50b Boa
900 0phir-l55c
M~erican-70b 75a
nm (ould & Curry-85o
iA Best Il Belcher-130c
a@ Con. Californis--2A
"A Grown Point--95c
100 fellow Jaoket-90c
Alphs-60b 65a
100 &, N~evsda--60c
Exchequer--l0b l5a
Oyerman-30b 35a
Jusice-50b
Union-55b Goa
400 Alts-95o
90 Occidental--80c 85c
scorpion-5b 10a
$50 Q nton-25c
Eureka Con.-Sb
100 N~avsjo-75e
100 Belle Isle-9c
1900 N. B. Isle-1A
g35 Bodie-2h $3.50
1860 Bulwer-lA
Syndicate-l5a
Is Mono-270c
Bodie Tunnel-40b
Dudley--40a
Peer-5b
80 Peerless-9Oe
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-01
The Chicago Electric Lamp.

P. Hjnl yesterday received q large as
sortment Of the celebrated Chicago Elec-
trio Lamps, and sold them ell before
night. He has telegrsphed for 9 duplicate
consignment. which will arrive here Ia
about q week. He has also received q lot
OF elegant gilt and silk plush holdings for
oil paintings, etc.