Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-04
OISPATC HE'S
Ely Overland Telegraph.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.

ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
Tho "Times" and "Herald" ON
blaine.
New YORK, June 8.
The Times summarizes the first bal
lot at Cincinnati this morning a. fol-
lows: Blaine, 2S6; BristOw, ITO; COnk-
ling, IS; Harlranft, So; Hayes. 40; Jew.
| ell, II; Morton, IL; Wa>hburne, /; un-
kown. 81; necessary for choice, 377.
The developments OF Blaine's investi-
CATION in Washington, however, threat
en- To upset all these calculations.
The Herald says, editorially: The
developments in the Blaine matter will
be read with profound regret by the
whole country without distinction OF
party; for we have a pride in our pub
lie men. The fall of a man as consplc-
uou, as Blaine il n misfortune. No
one can doubt, after reading The EVIL
dence, of that curious creature, Multi
gan, that Blaine is not worthy OF the
confidence of the count Y. Men who
had any hand in this gigantic robbery,
for robbery it was, deserves no mercy
from Americans. Blaine can give no
explanation of his relations with the
railway consistent with his duties as al
honorable, self respecting member of
the House; and the developments re-
move him from any consideration AZ a
candidate for the presidency. There is
no man in public life for whom we
have kinder feeling and for whose con-
coded intellectual force and patriotism
we have Ligher appreciation than
Blaine.
Movements OF Dom Pedro.
WASHINGTON, June 8.
The Emperor and Empress OF Brazil
and suite visited Mount Vernon this
morning, and shortly after their re-
turn left for Niagara Falls. The dis
tingui-hed party will soon sail for
Germany, where the Empress is or
dered by her physician, TO the cele-
brated w~ater-cure.
Operations Of the Parent Mint.
The total gold coinage for May, as
appears from The reports or DR.. Lin
| derman, was 50. 1856, 100; trade dollar
coinage. S3iS, 100; subsidiary silver
coinage, S2l9, los; minor coins, Sl2,415.
The total number of pieces struck was
$lO.2l5,634; total value of coinage,
large coinage. The mint will close for
4 amman oPoht VIZ A'ta ~
| slant, which it is ex expected will occupy
about TWO weeks. After the resump.
ton of operations the subsidiary com
age, it Is %proDable, will he at the rate OF
three millions per month.
Minnesota Democracy for Tilden-
Vermont Democracy.
ST. PAUL, June 2.
The Democratic State Convention
met yesterday, and after a long and
very exciting session nine delegates
were chosen to the National COnven-
ton At st. Louis. The following reso
luton, offered by E. NJ. Wilson, dele
gate at large, was adopted:
Resotued, That in Governor Tilden
we recognizes the representative re-
former OF the times, and believe that
his nomination for President will be
the best course for the Democracy TO
secure the reforms Tor which our party
Is now earnestly striving, and which
are so essential 20 the very life of our
nation.
A majority of the convention was
favorable % Tilden's nomination, but
u strong minority vigorously opposed
him at every opportunity.
MONTPELIER, Vr., June 8.
The Democratic State Convention
met here to day. Geo. NJ. Fiske was
elected permanent chsirman. The del
egates are left to the free exercise OF
their discretion as to the choice Of the
men best fitted to bring about a thor
ough reform in the administration al
our national affairs.
New York Times ON BeIknNp.
NEw YORR. lima q.