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MITIS

A year or two ago considerable interest
was excited among metallurgists and
those devoted to practical science, by a
paper read before the London Iron and
Steel Institute by Mr.. Nordenfeldt, the
well.known gun and torpedo manufac-
turer, which described amethod of cast
ing previously unknown. 1t was stated,
and proved by the exhibition of speci.
men castings, that a method had been
found by which castings could be pro-
duced from wrought iron which should
retain all the advantageous qualities,
such as strength, ductility m~alleability,
mouldability, etc., possessed by the
original metal. The announcement was
a startling one. and but for the proofs
exhibited would have been received with
general incredulity. Mr.. B%essemer, who
after the reading of the paper was con.
cluded: Gentlemen, this is an impos.
sibility; and yet it is done !" To render
the process a success a number of inven-
tions have been necessary. Some of
them are the product of the active brain
of Mr.. L. Nobel, the inventor of dyna-
mite, and others have been devised by
an ingenious Swedish inventor by the
name of Wittenstrohm. The hey to the
important result obtained seems to be a
peculiar administration of an alloy of
aluminium at the precise moment of
pouring. There are various accessories,
mostly indispensable, which have been
protected by patents. The name Mitis
has been selected on account of it's Latin
significance which is regarded as appro.
pirate. The discovery is considered one
Of great moment to the industrial world.
1t is evident that the substitution of the
expeditions processes of casting for the
slow m~anipulations of the forge must
greatly lessen the cost of machinery. 1t
is found also that the limpid nature Of
the molten metal thus treated makes it
practicable to produce a much wider
range of castings than has heretofore
been known in the art. Recent expert
ments have also demonstrated that
Bessemer steel ingots are greatly i'm
proved by the addition of the Mitis
"physic." The interest in the matter
in England amounts in some circles al.
most to excitement. Books were re-
Gently opened in London for subscriptions
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to the stock of a company to be formed
for the purpose of controlling and work.
ing the patents in England, and although
the capital was fixed at f250.OOO. or
about 81, 200, 900, one-half Of which was
TO be paid for the patents in cash, sew
eral times the amount of the capital was
subscribed the first day. The United
States patents have been acquired by a
powerful syndicate which includes some
of the most prominent men in the iron
and machinery industries.
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eureka DAILY 9eutiuel.
SATURDAY. ...........M MAY %, 1886.
rae nOME RULE SCHEME.


A London correspondent, under date
of May Is, says hat he can see no way
out of the difficulty for Mr.. Gladstone,
but to withdraw the bill absolutely.
"a number of his most persistent sup
p~orters have come to this conclusion, and
have made a strong point of it in all
their advice to him, leaving him, how
ever, an avenue of retreat which would
enable him to retire from his present pc.
sition without loss of dignity and with
out really yielding the main points OF his
plan, except as to the time of accomplish.
ing it. The efforts of these friends are
now urgently directed to persuade him
to withdraw the Home Rule bill and
substitute for it a resolution affirming
the principles of Home Rule for Ireland
and promising to have an amended meas.
ure ready for next session, embracing the
alterations insisted on by the opposition.
Mr.. Gladstone has thus far given no re.
Spouse to this suggestion. 1t it under.
stood, however, that be is determined to
maintain the integrity of the bill as it
now stands. A good many reports have
been in circulation within the past
twenty-four hours, with regard to the
Premier's desire to come to an agree.
ment with his opponents, but none Of
these is based on accredited facts, and it
is believed by those nearest him that he
will make no further concessions, but
will stand or fall with his bill as it is.
This makes his defeat a certainty if he
holds to his purpose. Even his most in.
innate friends and sympathizers are CIV
ing him up.
1.-THE coalition between Lord Harting.
ton and Mr.. Chamberlain for a new Min
istry in the event Of the fall of the pres.
ent Government without a dissolution OF
Parliament is progressing favorably, and
will, no doubt, result in a harmonious
Cabinet. Lord Harrington has consented
to adopt Mr.. Chamberlain's local govern
ment scheme for Ireland in a modified
form. He will form his Ministry on the
basis of provincial councils in Ireland,
Scotland and Wales, applying the same
policy throughout the British Isles. The
defeat of Mr.. Gladstone is now held to
be a foregone conclusion, SO that these
plans are being laid in a practical and
business.like manner, with the idea Of
carrying them out at once. The Hart.
ington Ministry will probably include
the following gentlemen in these offices;
Mr.. Goschen as Chancellor of the Elk
chequer; the Duke of Argyll as Secretary
of State in the Indian Department,
which office he has held before under
Mr.. Gladstone; Mr.. Chamberlain as
President of the Local Government
Board; Mr.. Trevelyan as Chief Secretary
for Ireland, which office the Marquis Of
Harrington himself held under a p~reviou;
Gladstone administration; Sir Henry
James as Lord High Chancellor, and, oil
course, Lord Harrington as Prime Min
lister and First Lord of the Treasury"
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OVER THE WATER
The Turks Open Fire ON Greek
FOrces-A New Greek Ministry
Gladstone and His Home Huls
Measure.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrINEL.l

SPECIAL TO THE sENrINEL.l
ATHENS, May 21.-The firing which oc-
CURED on the frontier yesterday did not
result in any bloodshed. The Turks
opened fire from q distance on the Greek
forces and kept it up a short time without
effect. They then retired.
Tricoupis has formed a new Ministry
He assumes Professionally the office OF Min
lister of War and Minister OF Finance.
Dispatches received from the frontier,
whence they were sent at noon to-day. re-
port continued firing between the Turkish
and Greek ~outposts. The Turks were at
tempting to occupy Anslipsis. They have
been repulsed at Phiotherdra after severe
fighting. The Greeks remain firm in thel'
position. Their infantry are now pursuing
the repulsed and retreating Turks neal
Saint Atnasus. The Greek artillery has
destroyed the Turkish earthworks opposite
Analysis. The Turks %entrenched al
Sahosibis are now retreating towards Has
sanmellina. The Greeks have reoccupied
Bairaklovi.
Tricoupis received an ovation last even
ing from the populace of Athens: In an
interview he declared the policy of the
new Government would be one of peace
They would demobilize the army, and en-
deavor to avert the financial crisii
threatening Greece.
LONDON, May 21.-Gladstone has de-
cided to convene a meeting OF the Liberia
party before the debate in the Commons
on Home Rule ia concluded. This will bt
done in order to consider the differences
that have arisen concerning the measure
The news of firing on the Greek frontier
to-day unfavorably affected European
bourses, and the tone at the close was fiat
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Mrs. Scott has just received a large as
.ortment of new and fashionable Spring
and Summer millinery. and will constantly
be in receip: OF the latest styles and nov,
e,,ies from the East and West. Ladies will
40 we'll 10 call and examine tho goods. y
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Horseshoe, Lorrillard. Our Coil, and all
the leading brands of tobacco can be found
at the p. o. bookstore, cheap for cash. n
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W. H. Stowell, druggist and assayer
No 8 Main street. 4
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Cossiveness cured by D Dat Ca
pron's.
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Conhsi Jew Goods!

The White House Clothing Emporium
hos received their new stock of Spring and
summer goods. Call and examine them
before buying elsewhere. M. KARsKY. y
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Dyspepsia cured by the use OF I'D ID
D"-for sale at Capron's drug store. n
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Curiosities

A NcIENT OR MODERN. BOUGHT AND
n SOLD. Mineral Specimens, Old Coins,
Shells, Indian Relics Of every kind, al
NATHAN JOSEPH l. CO.'S. GAL Clay street,
San Francisco. fe23-tf
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p r | G ( LIST
M. vi. LEY.

Cheese, from leo. to zoe. and from ESQ. to
to $50. per pound.
Pioneer Flour, 50 IS to 81 l2k per 100
pounds.
Crushed, Granulated and Brown Sugar,
10h to 1917 cents per pound.
Oatmeal. l0.pound sacks, from 75c. to 90c.
per sack.
Corn Meal. 1~0-pound sacks, Coo. TO 75c.
per sack.
Eggs, 28c per doz. TO 8 doz. for 81.
Bacon, lao. to 18c. and zoe. per pound.
Hams, tic. to zoe. per pound.
Butter. from Csc. to 90c. per roll.
Mess Pork, from lao. to 18c. per pound.
Coffee, from zoe. to 33c. per pound.
Tea, from 40c. to 81 Is per pound.
Rice, from So. to 1890. per pound.
Coal Oil, from S. per case to 75c. per gal.
Beans. from she. to Sc. per pound.
Crackers, from 12kc. to $50. per pound.
Eagle Brand Milk, 25c. per can.
Kirk Soap, from SO. TO loo. per bar.
ols.tf NJ. M. LEY. South of Courthouse.
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TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO
his customers In Eureka, Ruby HILL and
surrounding country. and the public at large,
that he has made q heavy reduction on MS
magnificent stock OF Fine Gold and silver
Watches, Chains, Jewelry, and silverWare,
clocks and Optical Goods. Ia fact, in every
department.
His Concave and Convex Lenses, spectscles
and Eye. glasses, so cents to 81 and 81 gu. PEP
bles, 50. Seth Thomas Clocss CNickel one.dsy
time) 81 rs. Seth Thomas Clocks Nickel one
dsy time with alarm), SO rs, and other goods
IN proportion. .
Also a great reduction on frst-class work In
Watches, Clocks aud Jewelry.
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MAR

In Eureka, May 10. 1886, by Rev. A. O.. Dut
ton, Thomas Z. Edwards and Matte e. Rob
erts, of Taylor, White Pine county, Nevada.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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FOR SALE.

TINE LARGE FRAME HOUSE SOUTH OF
Il the harness shop, on North Main street.
is for sale. with OF without the furniture II
For further particulars, inquire on
the premises, of MRS. hO5ENTHAL.
Eureka. May s, 1885. mott
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Jachne Goes 10 Sing Sing.

New YORK, May 21.-The application for
a stay of execution Of the judgment in the
Jaehne bribery case was argued before
Judge Daniels in the Supreme Court this
afternoon. General Pryor argued for a
stay, and Assistant District Attorney Nicol
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-02

Ex-ssrAsoa nRUm md sz-coagrsss.
man Lynch. of Mississippi, called - ~
Presidsas On The 2>eh aud appealed - hin
for moral support in supprsssing ooiragee
upon co;ered people In Ne 9oueh. The
President promised y comply viii sheis
request.
TnR seeing Secretary ofwar has issusd
Instructions % The commanding ocicer -
jackson Barracks. New Orleans. 70 show
al proper courtssiss 70 The young Brasil
ian Prince who 10 shortly expected % ~
rive q that port
TX -Jusrics WAND HUNT died = WASH
lngton on the Nth.
PnzvArE reports about Secretary Man.
Ming represents his condition = the occa-
sion d much more serious spprehenoiou
than The regular press announcements In.
dicats. There seems no doubt that bic
trouble e apopleotic.
TIE strike q the freight handlers Of the
Detroit, 0ran( Haven = Milwaukee rail.
road. Il Grand Haven, Mich. ended on TIE
3lth BY the company acceding 70 the de-
mands Of the men, and work was resumed.
The Secretary Of the Interior has render.
"a decision in the case OF the Atlantic &
Pacific Railroad Company, IN which be
holds that IL has no legal claim 20 the land
along the line Of the road from San Buens.
ventura, on the Pacific ocean. In Call.
fornia, to San Francisco
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m che senate on the 18TH. after the pasoags
az two untmportant measures and some
random talk on Others the Chair laid before
che senate . communication. which the
clerk started e sssS sns
sasair ~" Which s sas sndsi 81 she fS@unds
resolutions being taken up and discussed
BY Mr. spooner and Others In she
vase calendar Was considered. sew eral
memorials were presented, The bill Tor
national cattle trail passed. April 80 was
evening sesslon thirty pension bills were
passed.
In the House on the :oeh. Mr. Crisp having
been chosen speaker pro tenn, the free coin.
are bill was taken mp and debated There
was no session OF the senate.
In the senate on the 42d several memo.
rails from Iowa and petitions from Mem
phis. Tenn. were presented. The S. Louis
Merchants Exchange Bridge bill was In.
srodnced BY Mr. Cockrrll- resolution FOR
she abolition OF executive sessions was in
troduced by Mr. Logan and ordered print
Cd ~. Inzails offered : resoint.on calling
moval Of fourth class postmnsters- The
Urgent Deficiency bill Wa saken mp.
There -; ~: snsrp rs se6sss rn,sS ss
and another Lively debate followed. -. In
the House the chapiain's prayer calling on
God % drive all manner OF gambling from
The bill passed giving General Hanccck's
widow pension or x,O00 per annum. The
bal 70 forfeit part otthe Northern Paeific
land grant was reported Under the call OF
states. among the bills introduced was one
10 create an arbitration commission TO pre-
vent labor strikes. also q bill 10 reduce ON
ciaI salaries. also bill to regulate appoiut
ments at West Point
IN the senate on the sd Mrs HancocE's
pension btu passed. Mr.. Beck's resolution
relating 20 payment Of duties In coin Was re-
ferred u the finance committee senator
L0gan's bill 20 promote the efficiency Of the
army was AIKEN up and debated nc length A
bill confirming certain land grants passed.
The Edmun6e resoi utions were thentaken mp
tabIish National cattle trial was reported
from committee, also bill TO extend the
immediate delivery system OF letters, also
20 repeal the Pre- emptlon laws. The Fourth
o. July Claims" bill passed The Ind lAn
conference report on the Urgent Deficiency
bill was agreed to-
IL the Senate on the 2lth protests from che
Pacinc coast against cruelty to the Chinese
we're lair before the Senate. The bill 70 in
crease the army was debated - length. but
gave place 60 the Edmunds resolution on
which senators Morgan. Mitchell and Others
| Spoken. In the House . resolution call
ing on the vheads Of departments for infor'
employees Vas adopted. An order was.made
allowing the labor committee 70 report 4
any time The Congressional Library bt
was considered. but without action Thu
| House. In committee OF the whole, took ~
passed the Post -oiIjce Appropriation bill
| was taken up and considered in committed
OF the whole
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In the Senate on the 18th . bill was
pa<sed creating . committee to pass upon
the valuation OF manuscripts belonging to
Congress The bill TO promote American
commerce was favorably reported. A LIST
of fourth-class postmasters removed since
March was laid before the Senate. A bill
was passed authorizing the building OF
dam across the Mississippi 1t or near
|Brainerd, MINI. The Edmunds resolutions
were taken up and Mr.. Voorhees,
addressed the Senate.--......In the House
saturday, April Is, was set apart for the
consideration OF certain bills for public
buildings. Bills were reported: For the
Of the Territory Of Okla
|homa; the free ship bill; TO promote In
OF fresh water into the Color
ado desert. The Post-ofice Appropria-
ltion bill was taken up in committee Of the
whole and Mr.. Dockery made speech
| THE results on the 18th in the railroad
strike were the strike Of switchmen and
ward hands In East st. Louis, and the send
ling out Of freight train over the Missouri
Pacific from st. Louis There was some
excitement but no violence attending the
departure OF the train, but q report was
received from Pacific to the effect that an
attempt had been made at that point 70
throw the engine from the track.
1 EMMA MooRE shot and killed her d.
lvorced husband, who was shamefully
abusing her, st Port Huron, Mich, on the
18th.
CHARLES BRowN, who threw a petition
into Queen victorias carriage, has been
released by royal command.
Texas will quarantine against vessels
from infected countries after May !.
Tnr strikes IN Belgium are extending
and conflicts between the strikers and tne
civic guards are frequent.
THkrE IL fair prospect after al for the
organisation or IN Oklahoma Territory.
"A DECISION has been rendered In En-
land that : divorce obtained In America
OF marriage performed in England r. in-
valid IN England.
0UsrAvR MERcfRa, the defaulting bank
clerk and forger from Montreal, was ars
rested on che 18th In New York.
TnR United ireland predicts that : rail-
IRE Of Mr. Gladstone 70 carry bio Irish
measures would Be followed By horrible
and long suppressed civil war.
a pAnrLY q -four, named sandsrson, q
Marion County, Ind, were poisoned % sns
18th By Rough On Rats n coffee.
I'm Detroit Polish Church troubles hsvs
hen settled Tor : time. al concerned hav'
ing agreed 70 refer The matter % TIE Fope
Tns London Daily Nsss ssys q considsr'
the labor difhcultiss il The United States
che outcome Of the governmsnts sysesm g
projection and Of ths bolstering up q erede
rings % ~ dstFImsnt q - wors'so
classsos
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DAYTON, o., March 2i.-Thc Third
Street Car Company made two attempts
70 start cars Yesterday under police pro-
lection. After the police had vigorously
dubbed the crowd, the FIRST car was goe
over che line, but the second did not fare
50 wen. Men from the Mcllenble Iron
works blockadcd the street, unhitchcd
the horses and, In spite Of the police
turned the car upside down across me
rack. IN the melee, OfIlcer Jesse Moore
vas severely injured By stone thrown
y striker. Though there were many
'a"dv heads, no one was seriously hufs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-02

OrrAwA, Ont, March 24.-Scott, The
defsultine bank teller who, after robbIng
the Merchants Bank Il Winnipeg last AL
81 several thousand dollars. absconded %
Mexico has been surrendered BY the Mex
lean Government without any formally,
and Il now being brought home via Lv-
crpooI, Great Britain, and thence %
Canada, the Dominion Government b.
lIeying that u would not BE- safe 20 bring
him through the United States. There q
no extradition treaty between Csnads
ana Mexico BY which SCOTS extradit'os
could have been demanded.
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TIM theory connecting Nike Humphrey
and Texas" with the Rock Island sx-
press robbery has ben exploded BY both
men turning up and accounting for their
Whereabouts q the time Of the tragedy.
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TuR total exports Of specie from ~ port
Of New York during TIE past week were
Ss.sl7.o6a- The total imports Of merchan-
disc during the SINE period we're valued q
&6,30 ~, excessive of dry goods.
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DURrxo the pork-packing season. from
Novemb~ 1. 1855, 70 March I, 1885, Tiers
were packed in the West 6,z9e,soc hogs Of
IN average gross weight Of zse.se pounds,
giving an average yield Of 8.23 pounds q
lard and costing a average Of $3.es pr
hundred pounds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-02

In Ne GATED States Court - LAs CF1-
60. n. ~. 173 indictments have ben
found against alleged Land grabbsrs and
periurors-
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A TN investigation progressee ~
forgsries committed By The ahsconding
accountant Of the Bank Rationale q
Montreal, Can. assumes formidable pro-
portions
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The exodus Of Jews from Russian Po-
land has attained extraordinary figures.
The statistics show thxs during the year
1855 10 LEES than 3o.150 left the country for
America. 20 say nothing Of those Who en- :
fgrated elsewhere.
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PLANS for : settlement Of TIE railroad
strike proposed By che Govsrnors Of Mis-
souri, and Kansas have been accepted By
Mr. Hoxie. Of The Missouri Pacific, with
some qualifications. II remains 20 Be seeE
how the strikers win visw the "qualincs-
tfons-O
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0ovxRxoR FINLAND Of Texas has oRsrsd
500 reward each for he arrest and Con-
vicsi6n Of parties Who removed The rails
and burned bridges On The Texas 3 Pacinc
railway
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Nh HoxrE's reply 70 NJ. Powdsrly's 70
quest on the 18th for : conference was il
substance . refusal 20 treat with the
Knights OF Labor On the ground that On
previous occasions the organization had
broken faith With the corporation
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On ~ Night q ~ slss, de- wsrs plsesd
- the Mlchikan Central track Near Gales
burg, Mich, but the obs<suction va dis-
covered n tims 70 prevent ssrious damage.
Heory osymour was arrestsd and con-
foses4 thae - hsd grudgs againse :
nelgAbor End placed ths Ne near biz
house, hoping - dlrset suspicion againsl
hin. % - - - was aFsoiGns1 q
T. c0ort. pleadsd guilty, and was sentenced
- tveasy pears T. - Doaos psnitenstary
vls>in swoy heurs sfosr esanieeias -
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r b understood that Major General
0cho0sld VII b transfsrrsd - - d.
vision q ~ Atlantic. With headquarters
= New York; that Ma5or-0 snsra1 Terry
viii b Assigned - ~ command q tho
Division q - Missouri, with headquarters
- Chicago, and hat General Howard Win
- given command % ths Divisioo u -
faci6e, via headquarters = oan Fran-
eisco.
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JASPER INDIANA
TOPICS OF THE DAY
Nojso from Everywhere.
NAxY psrsons have besn wounded y -
osrios a. con0ic>s beewoon Ne striking
miners and Eoops b Delgien-
h q s>assd shas John bright, slaes his
interview With 0ladsoone. q moro favora-
~ % ~ Premiere Irish scheme
IN SECRETARY Of ~ Treasury has -
uusd : call Tor <lo.0oo.0oo three ~ cent.
honds. The cali vim mature q Nay !.
In Ne Gated States Court = Las CE1-
60. n. ~. 173 indictments have ben
found against alleged lard grabbsrs and
II y said that General Henry r. Jack
con. the American Minister % MEXICO. who
recently started for Washingson. contsm-
plates rosigning-
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room reception On the "a By The tases and
elegance Of her attire
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Tn theory connecting Nike Humphrey
and "Texas" with the Rock Island e.
pres robbery has been exploded ~ boel
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The supervising srchitect Of the Treas
- = ~u~ let