Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-05

the order. The miners In the Hills
have held meetings and decided to
abandon their claims until they can
lawfully resume work. No trouble is
anticipated.
The Election I'm Kentucky-The
State Goes Democratic, ~ Usual
Republican Gains.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 8.
A special says: The result SO far as
known show large Republican gains
all over the State. The aggregate vote
in Louisville is largely increased,
showing a reduced Democratic major
ity by more than 1000. The returns
so far show that the Democratic major
ity in the Lower House will be about
the same IS last year.
Mortality Among Children In New
York.
New YORK, Aug. 8.
Mr.. Glib states that the morality
among the poor children of this city
is averaging one hundred a day, chiefly
Of cholera infantum. He calls for vol
unteer physicians.
The Election I'm Texas
GALVESTON, Texas, Aug. 8.
The election returns from tifty-One
precincts show q majority in favor OF
the Constitutional Convention. Very
light vote.
Treasure Observation-Disclosures Cele-
bration In Dublin.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.
A London dispatch states that q hum
dred thousand dollars III specie have
been recovered from the wreck of the
steamship Schiller.
A Heratd's special says yesterday
the Fenian Amnesty Association Of
Dublin issued a proclamation calling
on Irishmen to assemble by the thou
sands to join in an O'Connell centen-
nary procession. At the head of the
line they have resolved TO carry ban
ners inscribed: Remember the Po-
litical Prisoners; God Save Ireland l"
AT the close of the march they will as
semble around O'Connell's monu-
ment and present Lord Hogan's adj
dress to the people. 1t is believed that
Hogan will not deliver an Grafton an
less assured Of complete order. All
public houses will be closed during
the day. Four thousand troops are
quartered in different sections of Dub
lin. Cardinal Cullen ISSUED a pastori-
al, enjoining strict temperance by his
people. Cullen does not fear any diff
Guilty.
Plantations Submerged.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 4.
Reports from the river below here
state that plantations of 800 acres ut
Fort Perry, opposite Frien's Point, are
submerged. At De Soto front the
stencil made by water pouring through
the crevices from submerged cornfields
Is said to be terrific, owing to the corn
sonriHg.
Terrible HallstOrm In Nebraska.
OMAHA, Aug. 4.
This morning . terrible storm of
this city, doing immense damage.
Plate glass five. eiehths OF an inch
thick was shivered to atoms. Some
hailstones weighed q pound and a half.
The storm vas confined principally to
City to Brownsville, Neb.
The Alabama Election.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. Z.
Returns come i'm slowly, but enough
is known to render it reasonably GER
tain that u Constitutional Convention
is called by 10000 majority.
Died.
BosToN, Aug. 4.
DR.. Winslow Lewis died last night,
aged rs years.
N-aalmaker~
PITTsBURo, Pa, Aug. 4.
The Western Association of Nail
Manufacturers met here to-day and
fixed the price of nails at three dol
lars a cask.
The Bridge Committees Report.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 4.
The committee of railroad experts,
consisting Of civil engineers, railroad
and bridge builders, after examination
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad bridge,
at Brainard, came to u wholly different
conclusion from that of the Coroner's
Jury, who, alter hearing the evidence
OF several parties familiar with the
bridge, severely condemned the CON-
pany. The committee say, 1--WE find
nothing in the appearance Of the de-
bris Of the wrecked span to justify at
tributing the wreck to defective or i'm
proper materials, or workmanship, or
design in original construction.