Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-03

Sanger a year ago and refused to work
nnder him. They resumed their Ia
bors, however, but since then he has
received collins and notices to leave or
he would be killed. A late telegram
saws two more men have been shot.
Grasshoppers.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. l.
A gentleman just returned from
Northwestern Missouri reports that
rrasshoppers by the million are just
Matching out in the district visited by
their ancestors in June on then way
northward. Should this breed deposit
eggs this Fall the crop of hoppers next
wear will be enormous and the whoie
section will be devastated. The dam
age done by this last invasion has been
considerable to late corn and Fail
crops.
Extensive Robbery.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. l..
An extensive robbery was commit
ted some time last night at the Pawn
brokers' establishment of II. w. CHM
motle. The burglars succeeded in en-.
tering the safe and carrying off ~ gold
watches. 80 silver watches and dla-
monds and jewelry amounting in value
to $1,000.
President orion, of the western
Union Telegraph Company,
Speaks n Piece.
New YORK, Sept. 2.
President Orion, of the Western
Union Telegrap Company, speaking in
connection with the proposition for a
consolidation with the Atlantic and Pa
cific Telegraph Company, says negotia-
tons to all appearances are entirely
broken off. He further says the state
ment that it was the intention OF the
managers of the Western Union Com
pany to advance the rates to the west
and elsewhere, is wholly incorrect.
The rates for the whole country are
based on air line distances and gradn-
ally increase with distance until they
reach $3.50, which is the maximum
price of a ten word message to any
part of the United States that is reached
by our wires. / have nc desire to do
n very large business between distant
points at the same price for a message
bD1t Is CldIStu III Siioit ui"tNhStSt Wv
/ have a great ambition to be able to
send messages to any part OF the Unit
ed States ut a cost in no case greater
than one dollar. The Western Union
can reduce rates to the price mentioned
sooner, if it can have the whole tele-
graph business of the country under
its control than if its plans are OBJ
structed by the interference OF COM
lines.
The London Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.
A London dispatch says business
was quiet at the opening of the a
ket, although American securities were
in fair demand and in most instances
higher.
Rottcnness of h Indian Bureau.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2.
A Washington special says the lndi-
an Commission appointed 10 inyesti-
gate the charges against Secretary Del
ano has lett at st. Louis and telgraphs
the Department here that the members
will arrive here on the 9th Of this
month for the purpose of completing
the investigation. From the evidence
reported before this committee it is evil
dent that it can by no possible means
make any whitewashing reporto OF Mr..
Delano. The corruption of the Indi-
an Department has been too thorough
ly ventilated to admit of that. 1t is be.
lieved that the completion OF the work
Of this commission will force Delano
to step down and out. A strong effort
will be made in the next Congress to
get the entire bureau transferred to the
Died from an AKectionate Kick
The Freeiman's Savings Bank
Declines u ..Diyy.''
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.
Michael Kuhn, who was kicked in
the abdomen by his wife on Tuesday
last. died yesterday.
To-day large numbers of depositors
Of the Freedman's Savings Bank
crowded that institution expecting a
dividend OF 25 per cent, but were in
that the dividend has been
until Christmas.
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