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, 1886-01-28
s1a E5aso2ie Cez.ss 1ers-.

The committee on iAe Masonic cems-
terry appointed by the Port Townsend
dse age james q. Swan, Daniel L. Hill
d. 4 Clark Ald.ich.
lie committee. together with \ 4.
Piuu.2er, master Of the lodge, visited the
cemetery last Saturday 20 ascertain what
Wall c required. Among other import
aut things suggested is the clearing out
ri al the avenues aud alleys. to make q
r-s.ectable entrance gale, AID 20 widen
tie approach from the cuuat! road, to
wlitewasb the fence. and mex; fall set
ont un urHumeutal hedge inside Tie
fist var.: of this spring will ie t. grub
uut all lAe brush and weeds. trim The
trees and remove safegilucus oncs, ana
TO aecp al Tie work TIL the cemetery Is
put in good order and then place it il
cha -e OF competent rcTsou, wLo wi
keep it IN order.
We a:e glad touot.ce this much needed
Improvement. The cemetery rs 1t now
80 presents a very sorry appearance, 10.
a al credit.ble "a the lodge, u ths
town, aaI sc nope that the work when
commenced viii be thoroughly done
, 1886-01-28
with Gur EXc&GLgcs


Inc u'i''dl'l'ods S1-oc'''h o' '"-ii
sherman "y 'ie iep""iIc'" e""e" Us III
bhi0' dI5P"se3 "t 'ha' HtIie story "o"n'
jealousy ana rivalry Ill 'he camp
Senator Allen G. Thurman has the
democratic caucus nomiaation for sena-
tor from Ohio, ex- Gov. Hoadlay having
been his closest competitor for that
empty honor.
Jav Gould owns 2lUO acres of coal land
:, Crawford county. Kansas. There's
more coal in Il than Jaw will need in this
world. and they furnish GOOD fires free in
thp other WLat doe. he want with 50
mucf, fuel?
I.-.-,-.--.s a., .,.,hu1.r, o,,.i,t-
rarnt nf - new Governor for the Terri
tory The OIymaia Standard paws Gov.
S,nira The f,lIowipc higf Commitment:
~ ,rps. he horne in mind thai It VIII
roo,,,rs 9, man oF brains to wortijIv fiji
the mace of the present incumbent, Gov.
Souire"
President Cleveland remarks in i letter
to tba artist of - comic MINER that there
,era- ,r,s a time yyteD rewsnanrr living
,vos -, cr,,,aral and mean - at nrasant.r =
This IS pretty tough on majority Of the
editors Of the United States who hav. all
along maintained that Grover is the best
President we have ever had.
Mr.. ludlow states ttru5 hewitt Ave
the Eyangcl ready to 20 on the Seniah-
moo route by the end of next week. She
has been thoroughly repaired 10y Moran
Brothers, and will be commanded by Mr.
Ludiow's son-in-law, Capt. James farte.
Mr. Ludlow will run her on her own ac-
count this time, and be responsible for
ILec bills,-P.-I
W. W. Union. C. II. U,,kins pu,-
chased tbe government te,r..ranh line
I1etwcan DAYTON and Fl. Japwai. -
miles long. gt auction sale on Saturday
for $50. Mr.. HOPKINS came here pre-.
parcd to nav 81 900. The line is now
being repaired and telephone comrluni-
cafi2L between DAYTON and Lewiston
will be opened in q day or so. The line
from Lewiston to Lapwai will be taken
uD and stretched from the former place
to Moscow. Mr.. Hopkins will extend
his line to WaIla WaIla in the sprinc.
, 1886-01-28
QUERY.

Dean EDITOR: Would il not he well
If the board OF trade, or city council. OF
somebody, ToulI settle once and for all
what time it is in tie port of entry Of IL
o'clock, noon? We have cutter" rail
road" "Heuschober's," school," ana
mill whistle" time. AS most of these
times differ from 10 10 10 minutes it is
somewhat confusing to most of the pub
lie, except lovers, who, OF course, meet
by Instinct.
There undoubtedly should be stand
ard city time for business, school, church
and socia! Purposes, or, as at present,
there viii be no harmony, aud confusion
and trouble will follow.
''Tox PoPUL1"
That's what we wanted a town clock
For-Fp
, 1886-01-28
,From Fridays DanyD

Two ships and Z barAoutiue are in
Port Angeles, awaiting clear weather.
The North Pacific reported thick snow
Gu her last trip from Victoria, and the
Geo. L. Starr the slme from Seattle,
The latter was nearly two hours late ar
rivins here. The fresh water tuniSs are
frozen al along the route, and these
steamers are obliged to use sea water
until they arrive here, where they fiji up
at Union wharf.
Ship Dashing Wave, Capt. Reel, ar
rived last night, u days from San Fran
cisco.
Snip Melrose, Capt, Ka}b, arrived last
night, 10 days from San Francisco.
Tug Holyoke comes off Aliens ways at
Seattle today, and Will go on again to-
morrow if the weather is favorable.
Revenue cutter Oliver Wo!cott arrived
at l, p. m, today from Neah Bay and
Port Angeles, with Major Blakeney on
board. The cutter experienced a very
rough trip going down AMI returning,
being obliged to seek shelter at Per
Angeles.
, 1886-01-28

Psrl Of Port Town end.

From Trur...y'= Eafyr
/ 2Ir. Robert Htudr:cb. superintendent;
| OF The ScaIecH mill, arrived here on the
steamer I.-ui-7 Ig.e Tuesday evening, aud
/ left yesterday morning on lis way L.
+ Sc.t,.r - attend f. the repairs needed
On the ste. mer Ho,yohe, belonging 10
! thar mill. !a speaking q the accident
II tl-at ve-#a! }e said shat tuis was the
/ fir misbup TO Can't. Nic.sls. who is one
( of The moaf careful sLipma-icrz Of that
employ lIr H~rdrir5 had not received
as.y information I.a.iing him 70 suppose
j;at anything uuGsaaI had happened to
/ the ing. bat something Ike PreSeuti-
meut lead Lin TO taEe the steamer Louise
and 90 III search Of tEo iolyole, he did
not succeed in finding her, as she was
on the beach inside Of Burrows Island,
be proceeded to the Sumish finding the
boom Of !aEs which the HoIyoEo was 10
tow to SeabocI. The recent gales had
broken uy the boom containing LoarIy
a million feet.
Rcyenae cutter Oliver Wolcott left
here yesterday with Major BIakeney,
superintendent Of Life Saving Service, CT
Il tour OF inspection at Nsah Bay, finding
strong head Winds in the traits the cut
te- anchored in Port Angeles late in tie
afternoon.
Tus Tacoma passed up last evening
with ship Shirley. Capt. Snanton, % days
from San Francisco. She loads lumber
at Tacoma for the city.
Tug Tyee passed up last evening with
bari, Emerald, II days from San Fran
cisco, nd proceeded to Port Gamble.
Tug BIZ passed down yesterday with
ship Canada, Capt. Warner, ia tow
bound from Tacoma with a cargo Of
lumber TO San Francisco. Engineer
Chapman and family are passengers.
Among tie list Of passengers booked
from here on The Queen Of the Pacific Is
2Ers. Bergman, who goes 10 join her hus-
Land. Capt. Bergman, of the bark Julia
Foari.
Steamer san Pedro, Capt. Hewitt,
passed down y,s,erduy from Tacoma,
with 1890 tons OF coal bound 10 San
Prarcisco-
Steamer Queen of the Pacific which
arrived yesterday from Nanaimo, reports
that there are no vessel at that port
The old R:caard Rush. now ii waaler,
las gone on North's ways in san Fran
cisco. Her name viii probably be
changed to Grampus.
, 1886-01-28
rceb.e Eramea, shalsa Worries

Feeble Frames, 5Aalzg Nerves
And dyspeptic stomacAs are usually
found IN conjunction. Vitality is lacking
in all three. How can this be created:
Simply 10y using Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters with regularity, abstaining from
habits iuconsonant with health, aud by
the .use CT digeslible diet. As an
i.it..! step toward the reinforcement Of
a depleted system, . resort to Hostettcr's
Stomach BitteFs is most desirable, since
it co-rtets acid!ty consequent upon a
vitiation ot The gastric juices and the
preseace of bile N the stomach, and
huviIa regulated and, as ii were, lubri-
Gated tie digestive mechanism, sets ii
ard keeps it at work. An Immediate
gain in vigur Is the result 'fle food Is
converted mo blood, upon which The
sy.tcn draws for nutrition, tie nerves
as they asqaire vi4or become tranquil,
the muscular fiber gaius substance and
hard4ess, and appetite and sleep i'm
prove. Constipation. fever AMI ague
rheumatism AMI r,uui .iimenls yield to
the Bitters.
, 1886-01-28
Tne rirs. E.ntY acts IL.

The publishers of The Ho8seheepsr
Minneapolis, MINI, offer to send it one
year free TO the frs! LADY who applies
from any pgsty!Iice in The United States
where there is now 10 subscriber. Any
lady can ascertain whether there are any
subscribers to The Hoa5s.sepsr by ask
ing the postmaster, ND if there are nona
write 20 the publishers, claiming the
prize, sending the addresses Of two OF
three ladies who are good housekeepers.
The subscription price Of TIE House
keeper is SI0) pc? year; aai i. Is cheap
at that price. Specimen cpuiss FREE.
, 1886-01-28

c. v. Dyer, No. > Fa!ton Market,
New Yogh, gentleman - sevsaty-lwo
yeafs Of age, has been us;ng Brarlreth's
Pts tog Epwagd @. thirty ears. Ec says
they have cnsed him Of inflmmatorg
rheumatism three times when physicians
prescriptions were IL vain. lie tool, ons
or Two pills every night for fortnight
, 1886-01-28


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OJs1IOHUIETAN.

Jan. 20 l. 7 Penney, Seattle; James Dicain-
SON, wife and dHuriiIr y. DO.
Jan 2l-P y Horn. VIM E:J~tOa. Pert Lui.OV.
Ja;. 42-E y EouI. san Franchises; > l. Al
do: n Eui,cr. Tacoma; : Mccoy, Mukiltco.
jan. u --Iics.ry / Carr, 5 L; Jacl. C-chr-H- 90:
Peter Bergman, TaCOala.
, 1886-01-28
HOTEL AR&LVLL5.


tEst-sAl.
Jan. sO-Wrs y Taaes. Tort ludlow; Nrs J.
Hall. do; Cant David Gilmore, ScIttIci S.rs
Goodwin, Font Townsend.
Jan. 2I-iIaO = Fond. Seattle T. II AGca, PCjt
Discovery; l; il Allen, Go- 4 - u-arI!il.i1,
Seattle.
Jan. - jos Sweeney, wife ana child. Friday
Ear.o.: Chas B.uck N.c,osa; Nc-t I!DLO-
l4lU-
, 1886-01-28

4 telegram to the Tacoma Ne,ca says
shat the Cascade tunnel contract Will he
let on the 2lSt.
, 1886-01-28
TO THE PUBLIC!

/ have tti- l1y .oii 60 }L LF-~ s.. Il. lGp IS 20.
The Ciiy Mar.--t. 30 IprJ IvNH~gnf. Thanking
lie public fur past Tgtruga-', "o oUit hn-TcrE
fUs Es..sFs- H--L D = %. % 90. -tau nee Of tn.
szmC. Mg--T~. ii-h,E a Co VIII collect all .'1..
standing as,auu.- aid pIy .tl- lu-t C.,lG,-
s.. -. NOLAN
Y saHl. ;8 Ja- above, ! desire 'p say tlat ihe
b-.r Hs~- vf.i i-, continued -t Tie Ola stand
- Hr v sc -hait o. Prs-ru ;a Sge ard serve al
Nj --o.IH'a t.I.U ... SOD. E- ut'.
It~Is" =, co.
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, 1886-01-28
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Dr. H. Iy91T,

over Larimer's Drug store. Taylor St, head
Of Union Wharf, opposite Central Hotel. Be-i-
dence, Van Buren, St. between Franklin and
Jefferson. JAM
, 1886-01-28

That's what we wanted town clocl
for.-Ep.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-23

NAllNHAI-o, March 2a.N ctrrl.
belonging toAWcIl kuowu CONNER.
'Iul huu-chcru ub-coudpd with $4,000
Ihr'e cngin"c.a from Europe aro
'u'NtNlllS tne routrOi n new railway
h.' woon Lima, tHllRo aud Ornlc.
Whlch VIII be constructed shortly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-23

mike other cathartics, Or Piercos
"Pcllet,' do not render tho bowel.
costivc after operation, hut, on tho
contrary, establish II permanently
healthy action. Being entirely ycgo-
table, no particular care IL required
while using then. Bp druggists,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-25
Ores from wb,te Pine. Nevaaa.

INV
Salt Lake Tribune: Mr.. Joseph Grandel-
meyer came in yesterday morning from
White Pine, Nevada, with samples of ore
to be asssyed. Several of the samples are
from the Imperial" mine which is turn
ing out ten tons daily OF an ore yielding
GO per cent lead and 40 ounces silver. The
average ore from that sectien is a base in
which copper figures largely as we'll as
silver and lead, and the copper has always
made the ore refractory. But it Is rich.
yielding one ton bullion 10 three and a
half tons ore. In fact the whole region is
immensely rich in mineral, and waits only
for railroad communication TO be opened
up. The present tariff is almost prohibit
tory, as IL costs SOS per ton into Salt Lake
from White Pine, which includes forty
two miles hauling by team to Eureka,
whence there is q road to Palisade ON the
Central Pacific. But when the way to
economically handle these ores is learned.
Mr.. Grsndelmeyer says steps will be taken
to build smelters right ct the mines 80
that the product oan 90 East as bullion
and save the enormous tariffs on CO ncsn-
trates to Salt Lake. 1t may pay to ship
all their bullion to San Francisco fret,
aud East from there, as there are five
transcontinentsl roads to choose between.
Mr.. Grsndelmeyer says the miners out his
way are auxiously looking for the coming
of the Denver and Rio Grande Western,
which has two surveys out that way.
When that is done, down will go rates to
such a point that Nevada ores can easily
be brought to this city at much lower rates.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-25

SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
LONDON, Nov. 24.-Princess Beatrice,
vile Of Prince Henry, Of Bsttenburg, and
the youngest daughter Of Queen Victoria
b" given birth to a son. Mother and son
are doing we'll.
VIENNA, Nov. 24.-The Government has
susc orders prohibiting the playing Of
poker,
Is Municipal Council ia considering
A,oale's scheme to convert the Seine
npa canal, in order to make Paris q sea
po1'' The work to cost $500, 900. 900.
o0ssrAsTISoPLE, Nov. "a. - General
A,uioafs Will remain here 9 week.
tabs, Nov. 24.-The Petit Journal
Ssslis strongly on an alliance between
aass's and France. Against such an ALI
suue' says the Petit Journal, England
afraid.
a man aud his wife, named Thomas,
ua,s peen sentenced 10 death, and the
'ne : " brothers, named Lebon, to I'M
g.lsohment for life. for numbering Madame
TO death,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-25
Died Of

The Salt Lake Tribune Of the 2lst In
slant has the following: An Italian
miner by the name of John Pisce died
suddenly in his bed at the Palace Hotel
yesterday morning. He is from Tintic
and has been in the city for two days.
accompanied by a cousin. His health
has been poor, but he has been about
the town since his arrival. and seemed
in excellent health and spirits before re-
firing Friday night. His cousin, who
was sleeping in the samo room. wa'
awakened by groans and cries. aud. upon
going to his bedside, found Pisce dying
DR.. Reed says death resulted from apo
plexy. The deceased has q brother in Eu,
reka, Nevada. who was sent for and will
probably arrive tomorrow and a charge
of the remains.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-25
Sale OF Railroad Property.

ESPECIAL TO H sERTINEL.l
DAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24.-The entire
sr'ai stock OF the South Pacific Coast
nsr ,aoad Company. which operates the
ana V :" gauge road between San Francisco
wsa santa Cruz, q distance OF so miles
D. so'day transferred to the Southern
man. company and the Pacific Improve.
,"a ~ company. The transfer placed the
.;o. latter companies in immediate posses
nO. The amount paid cannot be learned
Mill; y believed to be between four and si1
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-25
A Revival I'm Mining Matters.

The Salt Lake Democrat says: Here in
Utah there is q marked revival of interest
In mining matters. 1t can be felt in the
air rather than measured by extraordinary
figures. Winter has set in early with un-
usual depths Of snow in the mountains.
Shipments OF ore will fall off, but acou
mutations upon the dumps will await the
opening OF Spring. Money from the States
and the Old World is evidently moving
in the direction Of the mines, and the
presumption is that developed properties
or prospectively valuable prospects will be
in demand at fair prices from this time on.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-25
Made q big stake.

Salt Lake Democrat: The boom in Com
stock stocks is felt here in Utah. and
rumor has 1t that several Salt Lakers
have made a big stake out OF it. One
man. who is now working for only q fair
salary, and who happened to own q good
many shares OF the supposed worthless
stock, finds himself to-day in possession
OF q cool SAC, 900. Booms are q good
thing for some people.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-25
arrested for Making Threats.

T5FkUIAL TO THE sENrINELJ
DAN FRANCISCO, Nov. "a. On the com.
paint OF Maurice Hoef ich, the well.
-ao"n mining man, Paul Maroney was
arrested yesterday on a charge of max
igg threats against the formers lie.
aaalooney was released on 50, 500 bonds,
nIovlich states that Maroney came here
a.e'y from Arizona aud claimed he owed
au sl'6OO ON a stock transaction OF eigh,
liars ns ago, Hoehioh refused to pay
SSas.ulns that he was not Maroney's
m avvsor' The latter then made the threat
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-25
No Demand for Min ers.

The Times.Review says the old time
miners are flocking back to this camp
in large numbers. A few arrive by stage.
some on horseback. while Others are
globe ~trotters. We are not aware OF any
great demand for miners at the present
time, Notwithstanding the rich develop
monts in some OF our mines.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-25
Await for Straus.

Await for balance Of Xmas jewelry,
which will be here o.morrow. Il can't
be beat. The silverware is of the finest,
the richest Simpson, Hall and Miller's
quadruple plate aud solid silver spoons,
forks. etc. Everybody in Eureka knows
Straus to be liberal and generous. is moi
affected. and gives liberal bargains. See
Straus by all means.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-25
The Chicago Electric Lamp.

P. HUI yesterday received a large as
sortment Of the celebrated Chicago Elec-
trio Lamps, and sold them all before
night. He has telegraphed for a duplicate
consignment, which will arrive here in
about a week. he has also received a lot
Of elegant gilt and silk plush holdings for
oil paintings, etc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-25
Matrimonial.
lsPEoIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

SPECIAL TO THE sENrINEL.l
HELENA, M. T., Nov. 24.-At the cathe.
:" tomorrow morning Bishop Brondel
n unite In marriage Major r. G. Walker,
M;sne United States Army, retired, and
0 ass Lizzie W. Whelan, of Cleveland
sisso. : major Walkers first wife was q
's'er OF Mr.. Blaine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-25
Music

j. M. Nsvoni, professor Of music. has
decided to remain in Eureka this Winter,
and will be pleased to confer with any de-
string instructions on the violin, piano
and guitar. Special attention paid 10 the
cultivation Of the voice. Leave orders at
Oapron's drug store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-25
Await Mr.. stoler's Return.

Mr.. p. Steler, our jeweler, left yester'
day for San Francisco to purchase an ele'
CANT stock of jewelry and silverware OF the
latest designs for the holidays. 1t would
be of interest for those DESTROYS OF pur'
chasing holiday presents to await Mr.
Steler's return, as he will bring with him
an elegant assortment of goods.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-25
Relieved from Duty.

TBPECIAL To THE BENIINEL'I
SAN Francisco, Nov. 24.-First Lieu.
tenant A. 8 Polhemus, Assistant Surgeon
Of the United States Army, will be re.
lieved from duty at Fort Halleck, Ne
vada, as soon as Company K First In
fAntry leaves that post, and will report
to the headquarters of the Department
of California for orders.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-25
A Challenge.

Martin Costello, the Italian prize fighter.
intends coming to Salt Lake. says the Tri-
bune, and proposes to fight any person
In Utah. He will bring with him Tommy
Whistler or Browning, the champion
wrestler Of the Pacific Coast. This pair
challenge any one in Utah to any kind OF
a fight or wrestle, in public or private.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-25
THE SEA
!, Foun moNrus ON THE CONFEDERATE

OR, FOUL MONTHS ON THE O~UNFHDH"A1
P%RIvATEER ALABAMA,
Being the thrilling experiences OF one oi
her crew upon her memorable and de-
structive cruise around the world, wildly
written and described in THE New YoRK
WAvERLy and now for sale by all news
dealers. Ask for No. 30, or send to THE
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-25
Overruled the Motion.

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
SAN Francisco. Nov. 24.-In the Gold
enson case, to-day. Judge Murphy over
ruled the motion TO strike the indictment
from the files and disallowed the challenge
to the Grand Jury. The case then went
over until q week from nextMondsy.
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yrsTEBDAY's STOCK SALES.

MORNING BOARD.
on Mexican-430c Al
~, Gould & Curry-360c 80 $3.50
40 Best & Belcher-5B 6
n Con. California-1Sk
40 saysge-6 61s
40 Ohollar-4k 455c
NJ Po,osi-490c 1850 1850
IL Hale & Norcross-3l0c 1880 8 $3.50
no Crown Point-230c "a
10 Yellow Jacket-320c
10 Imperial-90c
80 Alpbs-24 2l0c
90 golcher-2A 220c
40 Confdence--5k 81 5b
100 s. Nevada-3k $500
80 Utah--3
AS Bullion--130c 1850
10 Utah--34
100 Exchequ.r-90o
Jussice--160b
40 Union-24
$50 Alta-235c 230c "a
200 Julia 35c 40c
$50 Caledonis--30c
200 b, H1l-zoc
1850 Challenge-95c 900
80 Andes -75c 500
800 Benton-30o
80 Scorpion-40c
eS Phil Sh~eridan-35c 40c 800
200 North Grand C.-1
Eureka Cons
$50 Nsvsjo-75c SOC
1Mt. Diablo-2A
mN. B. Isle-6A 6h
10 Nevada Q~ueen-285c
100 Bodies
$50 Balwer-l65c
100 Mono-260c
$50 Peer-l5o
800 Croker zoo
500 Peerless-25c
200 Central SOC
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ssSksDped.''
lsppn1AL TO TIE SENTINEL.

ESPECIAL TO THE sENTrSEL.l
SAN Francisco, Nov. 24.-It is be-
lieyed that Baldwin Gardiner, the ab
sconding broker. sailed for Tahiti on Satur'
day on the steamer Palate.
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Arrested for Rioting.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

lsfEClAL TO THE skNElNEL'i
SAY FRANCISCO, Nov. 2~4.-Samuel s.
Roberts, who presided at a meeting at
Metropolitan Hall two weeks ago, called
to avenge the murder Of little Mamie
Kelley. has been arrested on q warrant
charging him with riot. Roberts was re-
leased from custody IN filing a bond OF
4hnn.
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A smuggIer Arrested.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

ESPECIAL TO THE skNTINEL.i
SAN Francisco, Nov. 24.-Charles r.
Bronson. at whose house in Alameda the
smuggled opium was found yesterday. was
arrested to-day and placed In the hands OF
. united States Deputy Marshal. During
the afternoon be gave bail in 81 600.