Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-29
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY Overland Telegraph.
IsrEcIAI. TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
The New Steamer City Of rcktn-
COmgratu1atOry Resolutions by
tho ENcurSsOntstS -linVe Bail
More McnmOniics for Dakota.
New YORK, August -.

More M~cnnOnitcs for Dakota.
New YORK. August y.
The City of Pekin arrived to-day
from her excursion to Newport. When
off SANDY Hook the guests assembled
on the main deck. and with Governor
Parker. Of New Jersey, in the chair.
adopted resolutions congratulating the
Pacific Mail Company on the possess
sion of such fine vessels: announcing
it the duty of the Government to shape
legislation so that the American flag
be restored To the seas; and coinpli-
m,nting John Roach and Surerintend-
ent Griffin. the builder and Command
er Of the City of Pekin. Russell Sage
and Rufus Hatch. President and Man
aging Director of the Pacific Mail
Company, were especially thanked for
the attention shown during the trip.
After an address by the more promin-
cnt guests the doNology was sung, and
the meeting closed. Eleven thousand
persons visited the City of Pekin at
Newport.
Deinas Barnes has given $3.50 0 bail
in the suit for libel instituted against
him by II. G.. Bowman.
About 900 Mennonites, nearly all
from the southern part of Russia,
reached here yesterday. Tho number
of men and woman is about equal, and
there are many children. Nearly all
the party will so 10 Dakota.
The Missouri Democratic NOMima.
tiOus.
ST. LOUIS, August IS.
Some errors occurred last night i'll
teleyraphing the names of the noni-
nees 1t the Democratic State Conven-
ton. Following is the correct and
complete list: For Governor. Charles
II. Hardin; Lieutenant Governor,
Norman j. Coleman: Secretary OF
State. NJ. McGrath; Auditor, Thomas
Holiday: Treasurer. James W. Mer-
Ger; Attorney General John n. Hook
adav; Register OF Lands, George {.
Diegle: Superintendent Public In
Struction, X. u. %Shannon: supreme
Judges. W. IIagh, for the long term.
and VIM. Nap.on to ill the vacancy.
Delaware STATE Convention.
WILMINGroN, Del, August 2S.
The Democratic State Convention
met at Middlctown Yesterday and NOM
mated John u. Cochran for Governor,
and James Williams for Congress. The
resolutions are vigorous i'll denounc-
ing the civil rights bill. cenSure the
course of Representative Loitand. and
extol the democratic policy i'll the
STATE.
Parties Warned Against Visiting
the Sioux Reservation without
Special Permits RuHnO-s Of An.
other Change la the United
states Treasury.
CHICAGO, August IS.
General Sheridan issues an order to
Brigadier Gen. Terry at st. Paul, say
ing: 'Cnotiicial information has
reached these headquarters of the or
~ganiZation of parties at Sioux city.
lanktown and bismarck to invade the
Sioux Indian reservation. with the
view of visiting the country known as
the Black Hills. Should ii be correct,
YOU VIII please notify such parties
that they will not be permitted to go
unless under authority from the Sec
retarv of the Interior and Of Con-
The rumor circulated shortly after
Secretary Bristow's appointment to
the Treasury department that he
would shortly resign his position, in
order to devote his time and attention
to the care of the cstate of Il recently
deceased uncle of Mrs, Bristow. who
left to that lady and her sister an eS-
ate worth S5o0. eco. and named Cen
eral Bri>tow As executor, is again re-
ncwcd, and it is added that Hon.
Hugh Mccullough will be called again
TO The Treasury department.
The official Canvass.
CoLUMBUS, August %.
The official canvass shows the ma
against the new constitution, in
he last election. TO he IA 900; against
license. 600.
In Washington.
ASIIINGTON, Aug. Is.
General Sherman has returned to
This city.
HOnOrS to Grant.