Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-31

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INV YORK, Aug. 20.
The Republican State Committee or
gahized to-day with Alonzo b. Cornell
AS Chairman.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 80.
A T1fbune'S Saratoga special says:
Half of the Anti-fammany delegation
from New York will be admitted to the
convention Tomorrow. The first over.
lures came from Tammany and were
inspired by Tilden. There are both
Tammanys ana Anti Tammanies who
are dissatisfied with the mutual conces-
sion, but the former are generally glad
that tho breach has been healed; the
latter are generally pleased with a So
Cial recognition, and outside of New
York there is universal satisfaction
with the result. The State COMMITTEES
met TO night and agreed to recommend
Rufus Peckham, of Albany, for tenn
porary Chairman. 1t is believed that
Judge Hiram Gray, OF Elmira, will be
permanent Chairman.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 30.
The Democratic Convention is now
assembling. The delegates are gen.
orally here, hut the interest in pros
pective proceedings is apparently
slight. This is attributed in a great
measure to Democratic dissatisfaction
with Tilden's course in the presiden-
tial campaign. The expressions OF
this are frequent, outspoken and un-
disguised, many declaring that Tilden
has about destroyed the party by his
self-seeking ambition. AT this hour
everything is at sea regarding the
guberuatorial nomination.
The convention was called to order
and Rutus Peckham elected temporary
chairman.
An adjournment of the convention
until tonight was effected by the ar
binary decision of temporary chair.
man really against the majority, in or
der to give the Tilden men moro time
for consultation and in hope of getting
Seymour to withdraw his refusal TO
accept the nomination.
Democratic denominations.
C~INCISNATI, Aug. so.
The Democrats of the First district
to-day renominated Milton Sayler for
Congress, aud those of tho Second dis
trict renominatod Ill. B. Banning.
Negro Outrnges LA Louisiana.
MONROE, La, Aug. 20.
This city and vicinity is greatly ex-
cited because of the firing into last
night of the residences OF David Faux,
Isaiah Garrett and Lamay Faux,
| planters living on the river below here.
Mrs. David Faulk has been danger
ously i'll tor several weeks and her
bed was made the target of the
assassins. Mr.. CARROTS house re-
ceived abeut seventy bullets. Mr..
Lamay Faulk saw two men, both col.
ored, enter his gate. They exploded
ten caps, aiming at him, and weat on.
| Several white families in the vicinity
have come to this place for safety, and
appeals have been made to volunteer
companies here for assistance. Nc
cause can be imagined for this out
rage, which has thrown the whole
parish into intense excitement and
spread terror among the whites of this
section, where the greatest quiet has
hitherto prevailed. 1t is thought this
trouble is u sequel of the disturbance
occurring last Saturday at a Repub,
lican barbecue, where eight or ten
whites were present by invitation, and
who were rudely treated by the ne
groes, their lives threatened and forced
to leave the grounds to pacify the ip-
furiated blacks, who drew rsvolvers
and otherwise exhibited the ferocity Of
! desperadoes. Fortunately the firing