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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-11
To dItOrS.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
 CuumIJ 0I CocList, 1ciIlUrJ ul ArIzuha.
 In the matter OG he arrliraiiun ol k3dcripk F. ilnfleld. and m,oiY,n ,nL 'ucbICr to be GischafScd from lis de. and iiabII- les.
 The petition, schedule and inventory of RoGerIck k. u"mci q, the aUuvo haIned i.eli Uiu.rr, haVni9 Lccm rrccIVca and filed Lure- in, IL IS hcIrhy ordered that the suId Pctl- IICner be, and Lr hereby ;s, declared iHsOE vent and the SheIitl Ol the county oI Co- cnisC is hereby directed To take pussC>sIun of all the estate, real and personal of sad petitioner, ,Xcclt suth as may by law Uc exempt frDW tXccUIIun; md Oi all his deeds vUUcfrIS, bucks ui account and paPtIs $; anu |, keep the same naie,y until Inc aprUin.- mcnt pi aIi assIsher. II is further ordered tn..t all puTsuIs LIC fUrUidCCH to make buI meat uI any dctts 10 U- tO q, F ger any pro; cry 5tFOugi%g z tU sIgch LeOtJr 10 hlni, Ur Tor hIs use, and said petitioner Is forGld- den 10 make any transfer Oi lis property or any portion thereof.
 IL is IuIi ihcr ordered That tLc creditors 0. petitioner meet al the OIht ( c: the Clerk Of GhIe CuIrs ut lhe ;.Uurt HuUsc in the city ol IuEi bs. Un", upon the 2-I dHy oi OcIs5cy, .ScG, al 10 u'citck q. Iu. to pro, their dtbts sind VhUu'c uhe Or mrie d sISBc>s c. tho estate ol c iiiOnCr. It is uitL.r ordered IraJ the clerk ul this Court sral innic- dIateiy publish copy Ol lhls nsdCf Ill l HE DAILY -IuMbsToN E, a newspaper having a' general cIrtuiuIiUn, and published at the city of tombstone, in the cuunty of Io. chlsr, SIS often as suT new spaprr is prInt, q beiGIr t..e' nrcILu% oI tie said creditors ;nd saId clerk sIIilii serve forthwith copy of this orGer UJ Un:ted States maiI, postage prepaid or personally, un ail creditors named !n the anhcXeu schI dulc.
 Dated Sept. 10, lSoG
 N EBS1ER STREET, 7. S-20tf IruI'tJ Judga |;
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EMGL5gN

ii KearmCy 5 rec San FranciscG.
 Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Ex- kausIed vitality, Si,ermatorrhea, LOST RESG0UD> IFltY0teucyr- Paralysis, Prosta- t.rfhcea and all the terrible effects of self akuse, and excess in maiur"r years, such Loss of Memory, Lassitu6e, Nocturnal Emissions, aversion to soriely, DinnesS Of Vision, Noises in th2 Head, the vital fluid passing unobserved, in the urire. and many 6iiieg diseaseS that lead 10 insality and dsa'A' fotNG MMEA
 Suffering ffoti apy. of the aDoEc sympt6ms: should consult us! # opcsh. The araiH. can be stopped, vitality restored, aHd life, be tnsde again pleasure instead of Il burden. There are many
 MIDDLE AGED MEN Who are troubled with too frequent cvacua- lion of the bladder; often accompanied by a Slight stnartiHe or 61rh!h5 sensation, and a Esakening oI, ,the system in q manner they eau not aec0pnt fot, ropy sediment in the urine, etc. Many die of this difficulty, ig- lorant of the cause, which IS the second E,2ge of seminal weakness.
 GufEs GUARANTEED IN ALL SUoH CASES. .tX)SS ULTA1 ION FREE. Thorough cX- Elimination and advice, including chemical aralysis and microscopic examination or tie urine, S5. An honest opinion given II, every case.
 Tie following medicines supplied at the bri9ss nati1ec:
 .gfR ASHLEY OOPER VITAL RE TOR AFiVE. $3 & bottle, Cr four times the quan- tity, $l0 sample bottle free.
 s Sent to pnH one ahplSinSlby letter, tating Sytnk 6fiiS sex and age. Strict sccrcsy in regard to all business transactions.
 The celeb ated Kidney Remedy, NEPH- Urr,rT''TT"", for sll kinds Kidaey and Blad- G-I Complaints, GonerrhDea; Gleei, LeucoE- fhoea, etc Fer sale by all druggists Sl
 The English DANDELI0N LIVER ANT DYSPEPSIA PILL is the best in the market For sale by all druggists; piice,e5O cents | bottle.
 Address,
 ENGLISH MEDICAL DT PENsARY,
 Eo. il Kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal
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Notice of Forfeiture.
TO PETER BaNDE AND BENJ. J MARX

TO PETER DGNDE AND BENJ. J MARKS Y.u are hereby notified that l Lave ex- pcndca the sum ol ($l,C00) che thousana dollaIs curcLcy of tLc Uniie,. Slatts, in tai.uI and imp: CY, menIs uI.Un tle Nellie Jan,cs and Su!in;ls lOdcs or nIEin9 claims, situated in MIller's CanyO Huachuca mGun- talns, LUcnisc county, IcrutUry of ArIzuna, ta urDcr to hold inc said iuueS or n.ImiG" 1" claims Tor tEe years ending December Glsl, lSSl; lSS2; 1855; lsS4 and lSS5, under the prov lsIUns Ol ser tiom 25-4. :.eJIscd Sla.ulcs ul the United States, lo wit: For laGUr aIIu ImDroVcmva;s ul on the sad claims for ihc year enuin. Dttrmbtr 3lst, leSl; one hun cred dollars Ca, h; for he Sta. ending D,- cCmber Sl, iSS2, Gif, Eulid. td GbiIars tart; TOT tic year ]htiihE December 3l, ts s:', u.te nundrru GUlars each; for the Jcar ending Dcrt Is.lcr 3l, iSSi, rLC LuLUI, uuIlarS each; Tor tHe iraI rHdImg December , , 1885, Cre hund! ed dollars each Total flr sasJ M d. frs.
 The irGat'e2 1stitcs Of tie said claims being rccudcd as lulIuWs:
 N".!!c James min ng ciaim, in book 1, pages 2!2 aIsG 2lJ
 sa!I"a, min.ng claim, in book 1, pages , s and Ill.
 In the records cf Cochise county, Terri Uty uI ArIzuE;, Transcribed trUih tnc FlInu Ct.Ltl IttUrGs.
 Ana Il Within ninety (9O) days af;,r this LUI.cv by utliralicn, Jtu fail CT Iv.u.c tu cOnti ibutr, eat Il OI yUu, Our iIUpvI t!un Of such CA, cLGi uIc, aS CU-LWhrIs, your mt r. est In the siid lCGlS or mining claims Nl,l hecUlnc ue Irui ely U1 iEe LhdcI !ncG under said eIucn 23-4.
 l.. Fl. HOLLENS1IEN.
 CAaile,t F, CocLise CO., A. -., ouiy U. lo>G
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Incorporated in 1868 for 9 years by the Legislature for Educational and Charitable purpOses-with capital of Sl,O00,C00-tO which reserve fund of over $550,0n0 has since been added.
 By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise WAS made a part of the present State CGIjstituton adJbtcd December I'd, A. D., lS79.
 Tle only Lottery ever voted on and en dorsci by the people of any Staic.
 It never scales or pOstpones, TtS Grand Single Number Drawings wIli take place moHthly, and the ~EiXIrRrdinHry Dra wings regularly every three months, instead of semi annually as heretofore. A SPLENDID RPGsORTUNH- TY TO WIN A F0RST1JN E.. ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS E. IN THE ACADEMY O. MUSIC, NEN ORLEANS; TUESDAY, November G1Ia; sSS6-- ESSth Monthly Drawing.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-11
LIST JF PRIZES.

10G7 Prizes, amount z to........S-' $500 Application for rate: to clubs should ha made Qrly 10 office of the CUm ..amy in Nv Orleaus.
 For further iLforration write clearly, giv ng full edirrSs. POSTAL EQTES, ExPre,s Money U:ders, pr N,w Iuik Exchange in ordinary letter; Currency Gy Express Gat our expeHse) addressed
 NJ. A, DAUPHIN,
 Neg Orleans, Ia. or M. A. DAUrHIN,
 Washington, ID. C. Make P. 0. Money Orders payable and address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, New Orleans, La.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-11
EEi.gt!

At the Pony Saloon and take d drink of that fine old Hermitage Bourbon, ". II. McBrayer Bourbon, or some of that elegant old Hermit age and Guckenheimer Rye, guaI- anteed perfectly pure. = ~-- fines! imported hraLdies, H--~s ana cis rs, to be found in tic Territory. St. Louis Lager Beer on draught. Eng fish Ale and Porter always on hand. Free lunch every day. Come all and come .oiten. HENRY CAMPBELL,
 .S-23G Proprietor. .
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-11

., We, the undersigned Banks snd Bankers will pay all Prizes erawn in the Louisiana State Lotteri which may be presented at our counters.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-11
Louisiana State Lottery Company

"We do hereby certify th9t we supervise the arrangements for all the Monthly and Quarterly Drawings, of The Louisiana State Lottery Company. ana in pcrson man. age, and control the Drawings. themselves, and that the same are conducted with hon
 esty. fairness, and in good faith toward all parties, and we authorize the Company to use this certificate, wif4 flag. similes 0: our signatures attached, in Its advertisements.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-11

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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-11
Capital Prize, s75,0OO

100, 900 Tickets at Five Dollars
 Each. Fractions. fin Fifth> i'm Proportion.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-11

g ,SE 1enta
 !Iotel. The oEly irst-class hotel in GOmbstone. Situated ,hn the corner of Fourth and Allen streets. Handsomely Furnished throughout, and has ali mod En improvements. Travellers are recon . .suended to stop at this house. Private rooms for commercial traveIers. inc sbar of this hcu 9 IS furnished win i'm groved bil ar3d .bles and card rooms ,ssrd is stoci. ed y tn the finest bra Is M Wines, Liquors and cigars.
 sestf .nsBPB PEsCHoLY,
The Osceola times., 1886-12-18
opening scenes IN the ~epale ana uouse o.
Eeprcsentativcs.

WASHINGTON, Doc. G-The scenes usually
incident TO the assembling Of Conress at
the beginning Of n session were carly M
auguratcd m the capitol this morning. "
ten o'clock people began to flock into the
galleries Of the House, the favorite re.
sort whenever there are general and uni
form proceedings of interest Ia Congress.
At II n. m the galleries We're half full ana
as the intervening hour 20 the opening
wore away they were filed to overflow
ing.
Members locl1ed into the hall Of tbs
House Of Representatives very slowh'
and stood around with their arms akim0o1
explaining 20 friends aud correspondents
how they made Ii, or .'gOt lelt.' IN The
recent campaign and election. The stories
were interesting, and at times thrilling ~
the narratives brancbed OK into ~boodle''
Violence and romance. But good humor
aboundcd. Those who were defeated de-
clared that they were glad 70 retire frcih
public life. and those re elected were
thanking friends for thcr congratulations.
The Senate Chamber presented a SOM
Der appearance, with its heavy
crepe drapcry about the gallery
ratings in memory Of the late Senator
Pike ard ex President Arthcr. a much
smaller crowd Of visitors lingtTcd there
than in tine House, whore the blusicr ana
amusement occurred.
Only one committee has been In session
this morning, besides the House commit
tee on appropriations, and that was mo
Joint conference on the Interstate Cohl-
merco hill. Tho coufcrces hope TO get
their bill ready TO report by tho middle ~
the week They 0diourncd at half-past
eleven O'Clock to Wednesday mornlng
when the only point Of Importance nob
determined will be settlod-that OF court
Jurisdiction. lfit is asccrtained that suiis
against interstate roads can be brought
IN state courts, thcy will be given lurih-
dictiOn; otherwise only Federal eour.S
Will have jurisdiction.
Chairman Curtin will have meeting o.
his committee on the Southwestern ran,
road strike tomorrow, when some formal
plan for drawing up their report VIII %
agreed upon.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-18
CONDENSED TElEGRAMS.

A yoUN0 woman named Ida BEldlidgt
was arrested at Pittsburg on the lath !
robhing the mals.
A BILL was introduced in the lower house
Of Congress on the 18th to repeal all take,
On tobacco.
THa citizens of Washington have sub
scrihed guarantee fund of $4,000 to in
sure the payment of prizes and expondi.
lures for the National drill and encamp-
ment.
mon Of masked men visited the Jail Mt
HnGgold, Gu, 0H the night Of the lith,
and after oyerpov cgin, the iailcr, took on
two prisoners, named George Sparks and
Monroe Smith, both ne .roos, and hanged
them To tree.
CONGRESSMAN KErIry, Of Pennsylvania,
says the South is more prosperous than
the North, and that her natural alvan.
tages Of soil, cl mate and mineral wealth
are perpetual bid for the capital and en-.
ersy of the nation.
j. c. HnLL, prominent resident oi
Pittsburg, mis,ool his daughter for a bur.
slar On the night Of the ll,h, and shot her
through the neck, inhcting dangerous
and il is feared fatal wound.
The extensive wo len mills Of Clinton
Mich, burned on the II h. Loss, $4,000
THE rumors Of the absorption Of the Bal.
timore and Ohio Telegraph Company are
authoritatively denied.
a PARDON wa, on the llth granted by
Governor Lowry Of Mississippi, to w. c.
Cage for the killing Of W. T.. Jones, in
Wilkinson county, Ter insulting and SLAM
dering n female member Of bis (Cagc's)
family. This case was tried in October
ast.
A BRANCH railroad is to be constructed
at once to Florence, Ala. by the Louisville
and Nashville Company.
The condition of the people OF Newberry
county, s. c., is distressing Ia the extreme.
The frost Of last January killed their oats
and wheat, tae hail beat down their crops
in May, and floods swept away what the
bail left.
THE lower house OF the Alabama general
assembly has passed a general revenue
bill containing "a clause levying tax Of
5000 on all dealers, brokers, or bucket shops
that buy and sell future contracts on COM
mission.
rHE cost OF running the legislative dc.
partment of the national government for
the coming year is estimated at s5,joO,0Oo
REPRESENTATIVES ABRAHAM DowDSEY,
Of the Twelfth District, New York, died at
MS residence 10 New York on the 10th.
CoTToS took o downward iurn ou the
10Th, dropping from to 10 points, the sud.
d a rise of Thursday thus losing half tie
gain, which had 20 reinspirited the honest
grower Of the glsat etApie.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-18
committeeman az Work.

WAsuryGToN. Dee 6-The subcommit-
tee Of the House committee % appropila-
tious having in charge the Sundfy NlFh
bin, has completed the measure. Ii ap.
propr.atcs sl9,00S, $40, which IS sl2, h'a'V''
less than the estimates, s3,652,OOO less th'
the appropriation for the current year, ''Hu
S2.0lj,Oo0 less than the appropriatlons
made by the bill as reported to the npaso
at the last session.
Fourteen members Of the commilice
were present al this mornings meet'nS'
Another meeting will be held this aiie4-
noon, and further progress made IA lhs
preparation Of the Sundry-Clvii bill
1t is likely that the Government ptihung
Office viii be without an opprorralicn lor
some time yet, although Public Z in''r
Benedict has appeared before tho com
mittec ON appropriations and urged oc'ioh
o. an emergency appropriations Thee delay
"a owing 70 the Secretary of the Treasury
not having transmitted his estimates On
the subject to the committee.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-18
Asphysiatcd by Coal Gas.

CHICAGO, Dee l3.--The Mcclure family,
mother daughter and son, living at Maple
wood, died from escaping coal gas Satur-
day night. The mother and daughter re-
tired early, leaving the son TO attend to
the stoves. In filing them with coal ne
forgot to replace the top Of ono, and the
escaping gas during the night asphyxiated
the trio.
They were found by man who lives in
the same house, who knocked at their door
about noon yesterday, and getting no re-
sponse forced the door and was Mortified
20 find three corpses in various positions
about the rooms, as if they had been seek
ing for pure air but had been too weak to
open the door or windows.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-18
4 Mind Berefi.

Fl WAYNE, Ind, Dec, 1.-The sorrow
expressed over the suicide of Oscar A.
Simons president of the First National
Bank, which occurred yesterday, was in
creased to-day by the report, which has
been authenticated, of George Esmond, a
orother-in-law Of Mr.. Simons, losing his
reason and becoming SO violent on the
street this afternoon, il was with difficulty
.hrec men overcame him. Mr. Esmond
was in the room with Mr.. Simons when he
'ommitted the act yesterday afternoon,
and he imagined he was accused Of shoot
ug Mr.. Simons. He was taken no his
residence, and II is doubtful whether he
will regain his reason.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-18

DAVID NERO, the religious imposter, was
sentenced at Stafford, England, on the sth,
TO six months Imprisonment at hard la
bor.
T. II. McDuFrY, who stole 5000 from Q
bucket-shop frm Of Wuxahachie, Tex, has
been brought TO bay at Toronto, Ont.
LEE SHELLESBuRGER, convicted at Ne
braska City, Neb., Of killing his daughter,
has been sentenced 10 death, with execu-
ton set for March 25, 1887.
FIRST OFFICER BARTHOLOMEW and four
Of the crew OF the steamer Knickerbocker,
plying between New York and New Or
leans, were drowned while trying 10 aid Q
disabled schooner
FRANCIS REsAUD. Cuban mulatto, COM
mitted suicide at Baltimore, Md, on the
9th, because while having plenty Of money,
he was denied entertainment on account
Of his color
On the 9th Bridget Mccarthy and John
Toole were killed by railway accident at
Braddock, Pa.
FoRTr-Two persons are reported
drowned by maritime collision OF
Queensland.
INDIANA declines 10 give up McCaw,
wanted at Lincoln, Ill. for murder but
Will try him herself on q similar charge.
OK the oh the boiler Of the Union Flour
min, near Canal Fulton, O., exploded,
wrocking the building, killing the head
miller, name unknown, and severely in
juring several other people.
JonS LANE, printer, ia reported to
have been murdered MT Los Angeles, Tex
A FALLING scaffold killed VIM Kirkpa;-
rick, carpenter, at Danville, H., on the
10th.
FIRE at AttIca, o., on the 10th, destroyed
a whole block in the business part OF thc
town.
OSCAR A. srNoSs. president Of the First
National Bank Of Fort Wayne, Ind, com
mitted suicide on the 10th.
"A fERRY-BoAT collision occurred on the
East river New York on tho 10th, and an
other on the North river, both caused by q
dense fcf.
| Two LIrEBoATs were swampcd and their
crews drowned on the 10th while irving TO
aid vessel in distress OFF Southport, En-
| gland.
| A WOMAN at Brussels revealed the
place where i number of the letters re-
ccntiy stolen from the Ostend express had
been hidden. They were found in the Rue
Blanchissere. IN drain. The English po-
lice knew who stole the mail and are on
the tract; of the robbers.
Tm Shapleigh ~ Cahtwell Hardware
Company's stores in St Louis collapsed
a"e We're subsequently burned on the llth,
involving loss OF nearly 5000, 900, on which
there was an insurance of about $3.50, eoc
Several lives were lost as the result OF the
calamity,
TnE jury in the case OF Mrs. Mary
Chadeek, on trial at Milwaukee, Wis, fc,
the murder of her husband, Returned q
verdict OF not guilty, Un the llth, within
twenty minoies Of receiving the judges
charge.
A rinr occurred In Queen's College IN
Oxford, England, on the l2th, by which
two libraries We're completely destroyed
Many OF the volumes burned can not b,
replaced. The intrinsic value of the prop
crty destroyed is $4,000
The Osceola times., 1886-12-18
canihnli.m Ia Hnyti.

WAsHlSGroN, Dec. 6--1he Haytian MIN
isteris absent in Mexico. There Is no rep
rcseutative for that government here now,
and for thatreason there is no possibility OF
obtaining any official confirmation or cry.
cisln OF the horrible exposure made by lno
World Of the fact that cannibahsm sun
exists IN the country
Mr. Edmund e. Steedman. banker sali
that he knew the story to be true In la.o'
the whole truth had not been told, M
Stccdman said that during visit 10 Lay u,
not very long ago he nea;l these hofriolc
stories Of cannit alism among the natives
Personal observation and investigation
convinced him of their truth
The Osceola times., 1886-12-18

Work Begun On the New Quilted st'o''
Cruisers.
puuApRIpuiA, Dec. 6,-NorA wlu 20
begun today at Cramps Ship YARDS on
the new United STATES cruisers iarsv
force OF workmcn will be enpioysa al
winter.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-18
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

VoISEY H. CHANnEnLAIS, member OF a
large pork-packing establishment At Bos-
ton, is on trial for perjury.
Oy the 9TH George Watt, the convict who
was shot by guard during the revolt In
the Riverside (Pa) penitentiary, died of
mis- wounds.
MoREToS, alias Keating, the fraudulent
preacher, is on trial ut Dublin for obtain
ing money under false pretcnses.
SrBLLY e. HoLNwooD's candy factory
and several adjoining buildings at Buffalo,
NJ n, were destroyed by fire on the 9Th,
loso1viDg : loss Of nearly half million
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-27
The Shoshone Fandango.

The fandango at the skating rink last
evening attracted a crowd of probably
$50 men, women and children, each Of
whom were taxed % cents upon entering.
AT about half.past s O'Clock a dozen or
fifteen braves, nude with the exception Of
breech-cloths, and their entire bodies
striped with all the fancy colors Of war
paint, rushed from q dressing room to the
center Of the rink, and at once set up
chorus and danced around a half dozen Of
their tribe that had squatted in the center
and played with sticks upon pieces of
boards. The antics Of the dancers were
at first interesting and novel. but they
grew monotonous before the close. The
show partook somewhat of q circus on q
small scale, in which all the participants
were clowns. Alooker-op was heard to say
as some Of the bucks tried to outrival one
another jumping into the air that the
scene put him in mind Of the story Of John
Dennis monkey. We don't know what
the story is, but doubtless many of Johns
friends do. We have nc doubt as to the
morale Of 1t. At about a quarter to 10
O'Clock one of the chiefs entered the ring
and shouted, Gail out; whitee man CO."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-27
Salaries of state Officers.

Upon a careful examination of the
statutes of 1885, the SENTINEL learns that
after the 1st Of January next the annual
salaries and compensations OF the State
officers will be as follows: Governor,
$4,0 900; Secretary Of State, S2,400; Con-
t%roller, So, 400. Treasurer. $4,000; Attor'
ney General. 50, 900; Surveyor General
ST., 900 and fees; Superintendent OF Public
Instruction, 81 800; Lieutenant Governor,
ex-officio Adjutant General and ex-ofhcio
State Librarian and Commissioner for the
Care of Insane, and for all other duties
required Of him, except as President OF the
Senate, 81 800; Surveyor General as ex'
oficio Register of the Land Office, 81, 400
Clerk of the Supreme Court, $4,000
Superintendent of Public Instruction as
Curator of the State Museum and Score.
tary of the Board of Directors of the Or
phans' Home, 500; Governors Private
Secretary. 5000; Deputy Secretary OF
State. 5000; Deputy Controller, S1,500;
Deputy Surveyor General, $1,000;
Deputy Treasurer, ST 800; Supreme Judge,
SIS, 900; District Judges, Sc, 1000 each, pay
able u OF the treasures Of the several
counties as follows: Churchill, $500;
Douglas. S525; Elko. S2,4O0. Esmeralda,
$3.50; Eureka, So. 400; Humboldt, $4,000;
Lander, 81 400; Lincoln, $3.50; Lyon,
81, 100; Nye. $500; Ormsby, 81 300; Storey,
50, 700; Washoe, S $500; White Pine. $500
and, in addition, the Judges shall re-
ceive necessary expenses for travelling not
exceeding the sum OF $3.50 per annum.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-27
". & p. pASsGN0em TRAVEL
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
THE U. y.
MIR. Cassidy Explains How ft Was
that Stewart Camel Forward an an
Aspirant TO Represent Nevada In
h United States Senate.

a. Az IhE bENIlNkLsj
W~ISSEaUcoA, New. Oct. 26.-Ex.Con-
gresham Cassidy, the Democratic canal.
da.a Tor United States Senator. spoke here
last night to a splendid audience, He
made q strong speech for Home Rule, and
and home man for United States Senator.
In The course OF his remarks he said that
1883 than q year ago William M. Stewart
was an avowed candidate in California, his
uome, for United State Senator from that
State, The election OF Governor Stanford
" 'ne senate over Sargent had created
some embarrassing complications among
'ae corporations. They had not Senator
snips enough to go around. Hence ii was
determined to ship the skeleton Of
o'ewarts fight in California across the
mountains to Nevada, and thrust him
upon the people Of this State. Mr.. Cassidy
predicted that the effort would signally
iah' unless the grossest corruption and
most shameless bulldosing were resorted
pin storey and other counties. He also
saia that the only way to defeat the cleo
non OF Stewart was by the selection Of a
Demoeratic Legislature. Mr.. Wren had
sspuiated to 60 into caucus, and this
se''led the whole case in favor OF Stewart.
= VOTE ior any Republican member Of the
legislature would, in the end, be a direct
yose ior Stewart. In Eastern Nevada the
Republican nominees for the Legislature
at denying that they will vote for Stewart.
ous Stewart. il he carries the west. will
Ooa'rol the caucus and compel the caucus
saa oil hands to fall into line and secure
bis election.