Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-25
Evarts Gone to Meet B~ristOw-NO
RefOrmlers Need Apply Chinese
Labor Scheme Defeated.
NEW YORK. Aug, "a.

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of Republicans that no man who is pre-
scented as a candidate OF the reform
wing of the Republican party can re-
ceive the nomination. Evarts has gone
to meet Bristow. The World thinks
Morgan will be badly beaten.
A company of Cinnamon in this city
recently brought from San Francisco
large numbers of their countrynlen,
agreeing to find them employment and
take q percentage of their earnings, but
the hard times interfered with thei
| plans, and the company has determ-
med to send q small colony to London
to introduce the system OF Chinese
laundries there.
Soft Money Ratification.
CHICAGO, Aug. %.
A greenback ratification mass meet-l
ing was held here to-day, at which
many prominent party managers were
present, including Samuel L. Carey,
the nominee for Vice President OF that
party; Stewart, q Democrat, and the
dreenback nominee for Governor of
Illinois; Moses w. Field, chairman of
the National Executive Committee, and
sc veral nominees for State officers. In
the afternoon = meeting was held'in
Exposition building, at which Sidney
Meyers, of Chicago vas chosen chair
man. He made alengthy address, after
which Gen. Bayne read u letter from
Peter Cooper, expressing regret at his
inability to DO present, and saying he
had waited long and vainly in the
hope that Tilden's letter would enable
him to retire from the field. He said:
II find myself compelled to agree with
Senator Jones when he says, THE
present is the acceptable time to undo
the unwilling and laundering work of
1873, and render our legislation on the
subject of money consistent with phys.
zeal facts The meeting adjourned
till I o'clock, when an audience of 1000
or 800 assembled i'm front of the Ire
mont House and listened to several
speeches. There was a small torch.
light procession in the evening.
Cutting Down the Expenses.
WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
In order to bring expenses within
the appropriation a reduction in the
rate Of wages ut the assay Office in New
York and the minis at Carson and San
Francisco has been ordered, and a re-
duction in the number OF employees at
the last named place.
RumOrs from the Front.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Aug. %.
A Pioneer Press special from Bis
marck says: A scout named Burke
has just arrived from the mouth of the
Rosebud. He brings dispatches from
Generals Crook and Terry, who after
making q junction and following up
the main Indian trail, left their wagons,
tents. etc., and took thirty-seven COM
panies of cavalry and eight Of infantry,
and were making forced marches, ex-
pecting to overtake the Indians before
they reached the Yellowstone river.
Night before last a large war party OF
Sioux appeared on the opposite bank
of the river from the Berthold Agency
and demanded supplies, and on being
refused they opened fire, which lasted
about fifteen minutes. They then
withdrew and struck south toward
Fort Lincoln. A large party Of Black
Killers, who left here for the Hills a
few days ago and who have been I'M
able to break their camp four miles
from Fort Lincoln. owing to heavy
rains, were attacked on Sunday night
by the Indians and lost seven horses.
A dispatch just received from the
commanding officer at Standing Rock
says the Indians from Sitting Bulls
camp report q terrible battle between
Sitting Bull and Generals Terry and
Crooks combined forces. The Indi
ans were repulsed ard have scattered.
Terry and Crook, however, are report
ed as having sustained quite as heavy
losses as the Indians.
The Ute Deserters-HOrse ThiefSllOt.
CHEYENNE, Aug. "a.
The Utes who deserted Lieutenant
Spencer at Cheyenne river on Friday
last arrived at Rawlings to-day, turn
ing over their arms to Sheriff Rennie.
John Dozen was arrested here to-day
for horse stealing by the officers of the
Rocky Mountain Detective Association,
from whom he broke away and ran,
they pursuing him. One of them fired
two shots in the air, which Jailed to
arrest the fugitive, who displayed a
pistol. The third shot was directed al
him. entering the hip and ranging up.
ward. The wound will probably
prove fatal.
Morgan and Rogers.
New YORK, Aug. "a.
The Herald editorially says: The
nomination of Gov. Morgan is a strong
one of itself, but equal strength Of
any Republican nomination in this
conjunction lies in its fitness 10 secure
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