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

was compelled to flee for safety, and
is still a refugee. The Sheriff of this
county reports that since the 4th inst.
he has been unable, after every effort,
to maintain peace and protect rights.
He reports various murders by a
thorized armed bodies, who are sour
ing the county. Warren county Is also
reported as being in a state of terror
ism from the demonstration OF still
other unauthorized bodies and a feel
ing of insecurity prevails in other
counties of the State. After a careful
examination of all the reports, l find
myself compelled to appeal to the Gen.
eral Government for means of giving
that protection which every American
city is entitled to. / do not now make
formal application under the provis-
ions of the Constitution OF the United
States, but telegraph to you to know
ii you can and will regard the .procla.
nation issued by you in December last
on the application of the Legislature Of
this State as still in force. The neces-
sity of immediate action can not be
overstated. If your proclamation OF
December last is not in force, / will at
once make a formal application in ac-
cordance with the provision Of tue Con-
stitution of the United States.
(Signed) ADELBERr AMEs.
The following reply has been sent to
Governor Ames:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, Sept. g..
To Governor Adelbert. Ames, jackson,
Mississippi:
The President submitted your dis
patch of yesterday, asking ifthe procla-
nation of December last is in force to the
Attorney General who decides that it
is not in force. / notify you of his de-
cision. By direction of the President.
(Signed) LEVI p. Luckily.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. 8.
Leorette Il Blisdell's box factory and
A. Brugger's sash and blind factory,
burned last night. Loss about 8 10000.
The Mississippi improvements
Heavy Litigation.
NEW YORK, Sept. s.
Capt. Fades plan for the improve
ment of the Mississippi river meets the
approval Of the Committee of En-
that for weeks past has been
considering its details. b. G.. Arnold
& Co. obtained an order of attachment
the property of the Bank OF
in this city; their claim be-
ing for $l24, TAG, the anount of drafts
the Oriental Bank of London, held
by them.
The failure OF, Peter, Jones & Co.,
provision dealers, was announced on
Produce Exchange yesterday. Tho
firm was understood to have been
in lard and unable to
maintain their margins.
Finance and stocks.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.
Gold closed at 15H@l5H; money
dull at 1K@2; GoverDmets dull and
strong; stocks active and strong;West-
ern Union, 500; Quicksilver, l5Z; Pa
citic Mail, 37X; Wells, Fargo & Co.,
1874; New York Central, los; Erie.
1879; Panama, 1856; Union Pacific '73
bonds, 1887; Central Pacific bonds,
l04L.
Two Suicides.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 8.
Mrs. Sears, residing two miles out Of
the city, committed suicide yesterday
by tying q ribbon round her neck SO
tight as to produce death by strangu-
laIion. She has been gloomy and de-
spondent for several days, but nothing
unusual was noticed by her husband
when he left for his Office in the city,
but ut noon her son returned to the
house and found her door locked, and
looked through the window and saw
her lying dead on the floor.
Mrs. Mary Winderman, aged rs, re-
siding on Concord street, also commit
ted suicide last evening, with strych-
nine. She lost her husband by vel.
low fever.
Cincinnati Industrial Exhibition.
CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 6.
The grand parade to-day in honor Of
tie opening Of the Sixth Annual In
dustrial Exposition was sgreat success
in every particular.
Bank Robbery.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 7.
A special to the Evening Ledger
from Greenville, KY, reports the bank
of Hancock IL Co. robbed of $27 900
two nights since. The combination
lock OF the safe was opened, but not in
jured in any way.
WATERvILLE, Me, Sept. Z.
Rev. w. w. Randall, known as a re-
vival preacher, had been arrested an
suspicion of having altered and passed
one dollar National Bank notes changed
to hvss.