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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-07-21
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Doubts ks Rsespsrasivs PoDers
The sslt-styled ''steIwart'' silver lien
OF Nevada. IL Is announcer. viii l old
another trump" convention this ear
and p.ace full State ticket in the & I'D.
that is IL the necessary number of .ool
pigeons can be- secured to take the nlm-
ipst.oas. This fake political organ "a.
tion was manipulated as back ac ion
of the Republican party in this 5 ate
two years ago and the scheme was
worked to tho limit TIE attempt to
infuse life in the "rumrs" for anoi her
campaigr is not likely to meet with, ac-
cess ss.-Wlnnemucea Star.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-07-21
1000 Pounds Dynamite in Goldfeld

1000 Pounds Dynamite in GOldfield
The authorities of Goldfield. to pre-
vent fires and explosions. are COMPEL.
ing all persons carrying giant powder
and other explosives in quantities
greater than so pounds to remove it
from the city limits. Jack Cody,
manager for NJ. c. Ish & Co.. has been
arrested for failing to comply with the
regulation. An investigation was
made and the store was found to be
carrying nearly 1000 pounds of dyna-
mite and giant powder in its basement.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-07-21
Weather Station at Tonopah

A station of the United States
Weather Bureau has been established
at Tonopah, with J. @. Piercy In charge.
Daily reports will be sent from Tono-
pah to San Francisco. like those from
the stations in Winnemucca and Reno.
and the data used in making the wealth.
er forecasts for California and Nevada.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-07-21

Preparing to Comply With the Law
A Chicago dispatch Of July ~ says
the traffic officials Of the Hartman and
other big roads were in consultation
there preparing to obey the new Rail
way Rate law by making many i'm
portant changes in the present system
Of determining freight and passenger
charges.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-07-21
Reno Judgeship Causing Agitation

Reno Judgeship Causing Agitation
The probable resignation Of District
Judge Curler is a much discussed topic
in Reno. The Judge says that if he re.
signs it will be when he is "conscien-
tionsly certain" that satisfactory sue
cessor will be appointed. He states his
preference for Charles r. Levers. q
Reno attorney. Governor Sparks re-
fuses to commit himself on the subject
of appointing a successor to Judge
Curler, and will wait until he is offici-
ally informed of his resignation before
taking any action.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-07-21

In Chicago on July 10 United States
District Judge Lands imposed fine Of
40. 900 on the Chicago and Alton Rail-
road Company for granting illegal re-
bates to the packing firm of Scwarzs-
child & Sulzberger. Judge Lands also
decreed that two former officials of the
road must pay fines of $40. 900 each.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-07-21

Reno presents the unusual specn Gle
Of two sets Of landowners fighting for
the location of the rsdhght disn ct.
which the City Coancil proposes to on
csn,rste in about one block of territs ~.
witoia three or four blocks Of the
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-07-21
DIsPLEAsED WITH PARDON
Elko People Are Not Satisfied With
Liberation of Ben Morris

Elko. Nevada. July 13-The extern
sion Of clemercy to Ben Morris. who
was convicted in Elko County in 1890
for numbering . Frenchmsn. and SEN
fenced to life imprisonment, is meeting
with considerable criticism in this
section of the State where people are
familiar with Morris brutal crime.
The general sentiment is that Morris
deserved hanging.
The murdered man was . cook. He
was overtaken in the sagebrush near
Wells by . man identified as Morris
and his throat was cut from ear to ear
and all his money. . few dollars taken.
The crime was one of excessive brutal
ity as the dead man was frightfully
mutilated by the fend that took his
life. Morris received . life sentence
and had been preparing for several
years for his anticipated pardon.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-07-21

Mining location blanks for sale at the
SENTINEL Office.
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ESTABLISHED 1870.
Nsvada ShouIi Have a State Railway Law

TIE following the Dem Times applies with equal force to
existing condition. Nevada and action should be taken the
lines suggested by the Colorado paper:
he bill which Congress ed that empowers the Interstate
Commerce a rates of fare and freight rail
roads that operated in than State good
That it will good COOL purpose if merchants and ship
ues generally the cia bodies Of towns and cities will
railroad tariff sheets and lind out what rates unfair and
low eir localities and Disseminated against and
then ersud tho railroads that the injustice be promptly
rameed no then file complaints before the Interstate
Commission AID push them to hearing and decision
sters the will OF the American people that rail-
rods are that they occupy National highways
sad the rsope bave right t. them at fair rates and to
cor.re; them 10 accord equal treatment to all
lies with the people whher the object OF this measure
will be reasj2ed
But this rate does operate all upon traffic.
whether passenger freight that limited movements within
a Staie.
Even though railroad be interstate in its construction and
operation the th State will be treated by the rail
roads though Commission law existed
I'm Colorado railroads hang passengers and fruit and
and as and other kind OF
ducton will connne their esse and determinations as they
may decide and there is no la to prevent them
"This not be much ongr
Colorado viii not fell man, good Of the railroad law
passed by Congress railroad law of its
COLORADO needs State railroad law of its
under which viii be established and with power
given freight and rates and
all determinations stopped and that they shall
not be recommended.
tons are prohibited made highly criminal
bipk of it. men and the Union
books and there not
line in the I'll prohibits the railways from doing
just what they please ID handling the peoples business
must long after the next Legislature
meets
Commenting the above editorial the Elko Independent brings
the mi tier MP Lg Stature and between and the
amg up the platforms for the approaching State
Conventions the odgng of the following paragraphs will give
the Repucss political manpuators in Nevada
plenty to tinl. about
Nevada the statute ming the amount that may be charged
by ra1oats within tins State as follows
shall be nnawu for such railroad company to charge
than 10 mile fer each and 20 cents per
freight transported its road and for eaca
such limitation the shall be liable to the
party suffering thereby treble the entire amount of fare freight
charged such ded that In no case shall the com
pany be required less than 80 for any lot of
freight for any distance
This statute approved March % 1868 Under 1t the ra
road companies have charged al the traffic Will bear They have
trved for 40 anil time for the people
show The next Legislature should amend this law and
place position rain all the benefits that flow
the railroad law pass ed by Congress
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
CLERK IN EXPRESS OFFICE.
successful Bidder for 1000
panasna Canal 1ondo.

Successful Bidder Tor e5,0o0.o0o OF
Panama Canal Bonds.
New York. July 26.-The identity OF
Samuel Byerley. the successful bidder
for %. 800, 900 OF the new Panama ca
nal Z per cent bonds. has been learned.
Byerley turns out to be clerk In the
accounting department OF the Amer
ican Express company.
The general opinion among those 10
the company's once is that Byerley is
taking little dyer. which has not cost
him anything more tangible 30 Tar
than nerve. Under the terms OF the
sale no money need be put up until
Aug. I. Byerley made four bids. Fos
81 .OOO. 900 OF the bonds he offered
lO4.1263 for the second $1.OOO.0OO
lO3 800; Tor the third 100000 1O3.'
IT'S, and Tor @2.s1s.5s0 he offered lOS..
S67. The New York syndicate that
got one-haif OF the $30.OO0.OO0 bonds
has put up q price on them OF 1o3.4o'
Il was figured out BY the bond q
pt,rts that should Byerley sell his op
tion at l0A be would clear $3.50 with
out putting up q cent save tor the
postage stamp which carried his DIG
to Washington
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pulAJlHEs PUT 10 FLIGHT
ATTACK AMERICAN FORCE BUT
ARE REpulsEp WITH
HEAVY LOSS. =

Manila. July 26.--Advices received
here from the island OF Leyte say
that q large band Of Pulajanes at
tackled q column OF constabulary and
regulars commanded by Captain
George H. McMaster of the Twenty
fourth infantry. The engagement.
which took place near Baneun. result.
ed In the Pulajanes being repulsed
with the loss OF 150 men killed and
wounded. The troops and constaD'
ulary suffered no losses. The Pular
James fled, with the column In pursuit
Of them.
The fight took place In thick under
wood and lasted thirty minutes. The
Pulajanes. who are said to have num-
bered 500 men, armed with gums and
bolos, charged the American column
three times. The latter was composed
OF ffty constabulary commanded by
Captain Neville and twenty-six colored
soldiers OF the Twenty-fourth infantry
commanded by Captain McMaster.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
POSSE OF THREE HUNDRED MEN
sUMMoNEp TO ARREST KEN.
TUcKY FEuDisTs.
poua1 WANTS THEN DEAD OR ALIVE
MEN SOUGHT FOR ARE HIDING
IN MOUNTAINS SUPPORTED
BY ARMED FORCE.

Brinkley. KY. July 26.-Much ex
sAtement prevails here as the result
Or an order by Judge Gardener OF the
county court summoning posse oi
800 men to bring in q party OF feud'
lists, dead or alive. from Beaver Creek.
As q final warning to the mountain
GERS Sheriff Hays left Hinchman for
Beaver Greek. where certain members
OF the Hall and Martin families, under
indictment on the charge OF murder,
have been defying the authorities Tor
some time. The Halls are at the home
OF Dick Hall. the wounded leader oa
their faction. and Wyatt Martin Il
hiding In the mountains with nifty well
armed men. Both leaders are sur
rounded by armed mountaineers and
II the sheriff attempts to make any
arrests fight 10 expected.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
ANTi.JEWish MANIFESTO.
Thousands OF Copies Distributed In
Streets Of Moscow.

Moscow, July 26.-Tens Of thou
sands OF copies OF the Virchey. q
Black Hundred paper, containing the
most provocative articles against the
Jews and revolutionists, are being dis
tributed gratis in the streets. An
article describing how meeting of
Russian patriots received the news ct
the dissolution Of parliament" says
the true sons OF the Fatherland fell
On each others neck and wept tears
Of Joy"
An editorial In the paper glorifles
the dispersal OF the revolutionary
assembly Of Jews and Jewish sym.
pathizers." adding:
"The prayers Of the people have at
least found On echo In the heart Of the
emperor. Arise. orthodox Russians!
Take care that the next parliament
Is not an assembly Of Jews and revo-
lutionists, but state institution will.
ing to work III harmony with the auto
cratic emperor and the fundamental
law Sons OF the Fatherland. rejoice
In your victory. but remember that
the Jewish hydra has 100 heads and
that many heads yet remain to be cut
off"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
IN THE FAMILY LOT.
Body Of Russell Sage Inferred at
Troy, N. Y.

Body Of Russell Sage Inferred At
Troy, N. Y.
Troy. N. Y. July 26.-The body Of
Russell Sage was brought here from
New York and buried In Oakwood
cemetery beside the body of his first
wife. The body OF Mr.. Sage arrived
In a private car attached to q regular
train from New York. Another prt-
vate coach contained the mourners
and members OF the funeral party.
numbering twenty persons.
The funeral cortege proceeded from
the railroad station to Oakwood.
where large number Of persons had
gathered at the Sage family lot. After
a brief service read by Rev. DR.. An
drew Hageman OF New York the body
was committed to the grave. The
words which are to be engraved on the
Sage monument are:
Il have done the best that ! could
by the light OF the day"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
Galveston's Sss Wall

makes life now as safe in that city as
on the higher uplAnds, =. w. Goodsoe
who resides on Dutton st., il Waco
Tex. needs no sea wall for safety. He
writes: Il have ussd DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption the past 1--WE
years and 1t keeps me we'll and safe. Be
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years had been growing worse. Now
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
FINANCIAL CRASH IMPENDING
RUSSIA USING MILLIONS AT HOME
AND ABROAD TO BOLSTER
UP SECURITIES.

st. Petersburg, July 26.-No word
Of the military disorders is now per-
mitted to be published.
Discussing the financial situation
the Rech says the quotations OF Rus
sian securities here and abroad are
not exaggerated. The paper says .
fpancial crash is impending. as the
government Is resorting to Count
Witte's old system By which millions
are used in Berlin and Paris a. Well
as in st. Petersburg to bolster up
Russian bonds. This 10 the only In
direct reference made by the press to
the parliamentary appeal to the coun-
try to cut OF the governments sup
plies by refusing to pay taxes.
In the provinces the suppression dt
newspapers and the arrest Of agitators
continues unabated. Up to the pres
ent time there Is no evidence OF the
expected general rising OF the peas
antry. but news travels slow In the
country. The only
Sudden Growth Of Disorders
among the peasants thus far reported
is at Kostroma. 200 miles northeast OF
Moscow.
A recrudescence Of the revolution
Is also reported In the Baltic provinces
near Domitrovsk.
In Orel province the peasants ON tho
crown estates are reported to be In
eruption.
The refusal of the authorities to
send troops to save the estate OF
Baron Fredericks, aide-de-camp TO the
emperor. which was plundered Dy
peasants, seems to indicate that until
the danger Is passed It Is the inten-
tion Of the war Office to keep the
troops concentrated In the cities ana
protect the lines OF communication
between here and Moscow ana St.
Petersburg and the frontier. SO that ID
the event Of serious troubles In the
army becoming apparent troops can
retire on st. Petersburg, where the
last stand will be made.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
sTAseEp TO DEATH.
ceisnsl ~ 0sndarmerie Assassinated
at Warsaw.

ceisnsl ~ 0sndarmerie Assassinated
at Warsaw.
Warsaw. July 26.-Colonel Salama-
to9 OF the gendarnerie has been
stabbed 70 death here. The assassin
escaped. 81.
aAlamatoR. who was assistant to
the chief q gendarmes OF the prov
ince q Warsaw. had been active IN
tho repreeslve measures. He was
walking on Mokotowska street ct
about noon when he was attacked by
two men. who stabbed him several
times and then. as the colonel sank
down dying. walked quickly away IN
different directions without the spec
Ators trying to stoD them.
Mine Thousand Workmen out.
Riga. Russia. July 26.-Nine thou
sana factory workmen hare struck
work during the day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
SITUATION BECOMES SERIOUS.

Additional Freight Handlers on Strike
at Oakland, Cal.
San Francisco. July 2J.--Between
400 and 500 freight handlers In the
employ OF the Southern Pacific com
pany In Oakland arc out on strike
Their action further compiicates the
freight tieup In Oakland. The freight
handlers demand an increase In pay
from 22h cents to IS cents an hour.
such as was granted the freight han
dlers on this side OF the bay over q
week ago.
Every day adds to the serious Da
ture Of the freight tieup. which threat
ems to become situation OF the grav
est peril to the city.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
Loss OVER 100000.

Rlce Warehouse and Contents D.
stroyed BY Fire.
Beaumont. Tex. July 2o.-The large
brick warehouse Of the McFadden'
Weiss-Kyle Rice Milling company
containing 5000 sacks OF rice. was de'
stroyed by nre OF unknown origin.
The rice was valued at o20O.O00 And
tho building and contents = about
1l16,oOO. The rice mill nearby VA
slightiy damaged by water. The
amount oe rice destroyed represented
haN Of the stock Of rough rics y IN
South.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
INTENDED VICTIM EscAPEs.

But Jealous italian Wounds Passing
Pedestrians.
New York, July 26.-Prompted BY
Jealous rage Salvatore Deve. twenty
ave years old. fred four shots at Their
esa Lodito In West One Hundredth
street. Miss Lodito escaped unin-
jured. but three pedestrians were
struck by flying bullets. two OF them
being seriously wounded Deve was
arrested
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
Anoient castle Ia Flames.

Melau, Russia, July 26.-Rempton
castle, situated near Tukuma and the
most ancient In Courland, is In fiames-
Armed revolutionists are again 10 pos
session OF the surrounding country
Two columns OF troops are advancing
respectively from the east and west.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
Not Permitted to Land.

Reval, Russia, July ga steamer
loaded with Finnish workmen arrived
here during the day. but the authori-
ties would not permit them to land
and the vessel departed. the men sing
ing the "Marseillaise."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
sTolYPiN DECLARES WAR.
Liberals In Russia Must Be Promptly
Suppressed.

st. Petersburg. July 26.-Premier
Htolypin. With the emperof's approval.
has declared war with no quarter upon
all individuals and organizations that
advocate q more liberal regime In
Russia.
In telegram addressed to the gov
ernors general and projects through
out Russia and to the viceroy OF the
Caucasus they are ordered to strike
and spare not In efforts to preserve
order and crush "the enemies Of soci-
ETY."
included In this category. as shown
BY the events Of the day, are not only
revolutionists and socialists. but also
the educated liberal and landed
classes represented In the Constitu-
ti0nal Democratic party. whose clubs
everywhere have been closed. and all
tho progressive newspapers. which are
not permitted to lift their voices any
where throughout the entire land.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
cAsTELLAhE DIVORCE CASE.
Court Definitely Fixes Oct. " - Oast
OF Trial.

Paris, July 2G.-The court has dess-
nitely decided that the hearing Of he
suit OF Countess Anna de CasteIiane
against her husband. Count Bon1. foe
divorce shall be heard Oct IL. Or Oct,
"a II the parties are not ready On the
first date mentioned. The hearing o.
the suits OF the counts creditors. In
which they are seeking to hold the
>puntess liable for the obligations N
Cured by the count. was liked sos the
sane dates.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
The End OF the World

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UNDER sEM,-MARTlAL LAW
Massina Of Troops In City Of Moscow
Continues.

Moscow. July 26.-The massing 81
troops In this city continues. The
radiating railroad lines are carefully
guarded and the whole city IL under
semi-martial law. In addition 70 the
regular troops guarding Nicholas sta
ton, the terminus Of the line connect
Ing Moscow and st. Petersburg. q
machine gun detachment Is on duty
there.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
woRKMEN SLOW IN DECIDING
ON A GENERAL POLITICAL
STRIKE IN RUSSIA.
tor PREPARED FOR loMs SIEGE
SHRINK FROM FACING THE OR.
DEAL or STARVATION AND
MILITARY RULE.

st. Petersburg. July 26.-The pro-
posed general political strike. which
Ia backed by q mass OF oratory still
hangs fire. encouraging the belief on
the part of the bureaucracy that the
governments coup d'etat has been
successful Appearances. however,
are deceptive. The indecision OF the
proletariat organizations only proves
that In spite OF their boasts that they
were prepared for eventualities they
were taken on their guard. Even the
boldest Of the members Of parliament
who united In the appeal to the people
not to pay taxes or furnish recruits
TO tho army realize that unless II Is
supported by an upheaval from below
the government can snap its fingers
for the present at their proclamations.
The leaders Of the proletariat organ
ixations understand fully that the bur-
den now falls on them. but they also
appreciate that certain numbness
has taken possession Of the people.
Though the popular passions have not
cooled the long nervous strain has
produced sort Of exhaustion which
makes Il more difficult to induce them
to 60 forward and embark on the pri-
vstions and sacrifices involved in o
general strike.
opportune Moment at Hand.
On the other hand they recognize
that Z the psychological moment IL
lost, With the machinery OF repression
IN full operation, II will be well nigh
imposslble to organize an uprising
later and that they will be compelled
to walt for another spontaneous up
heaval IKE that of last fall. For these
reasons the majority of the prole-
tariat leaders. backed by the group OF
toll and the majority OF the Constitu-
ttonal Democrats. are insisting that
the die must be- cast The Social
Democrats have already given their
vote In favor. Of calling a general
strike not later than Monday. but
somo OF the workmen's unions. con.
sidering how limited are their re-
sources, shrink from facing the ordeal
OF starvation and bayonets. Anticipat-
ing an immediate and extensive move
ment among the peasants In the South
they urge delay until the tide of re-
volt sweepe northward.
Prince Dolgouroukoff's permanent
parliamentary committee held several
sessions during the day, but the great.
est secrecy is observed to prevent the
government from getting wind OF the
decisions.
In the meantime government notes,
inspired BY Premier Stolypin, are be-
Ing busily issued, assuring the public
OF the gsvernment's honorable inten-
tons to continue the liberal regime"
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