Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-31


more easily taken In than people have
supposed, and
Second-That whether as a chanca
for making thousands of dollars or for
serving friends, he was willing to dab
BILE in a stock which, assuming it To
have been all he believed it to be, his
public position ought to have debarred
him from touching in any form what
ever. Neither conclusion is likely to
improve Blaine's chances AS u presi.
dental candidate.
The SIMS editorial says: We are in
formed upon competent testimony that
at the recent sale and purchase Of the
World newspaper the necessary cap
ital was furnished by Col. Thomas A.
Scott.
MisceIlaneOus-The Charges Against
the Speaker.
New YORK, May 30.
Cardinal McCloskey is we'll and in
New York again.
Daniel Drew slept but little yester.
day. but has a fair appetite.
Vanderbilt is decidedly worse. His
family are not allowed to see him.
Speaking of the charges against
Speaker Kerr, the World says: The
damage already done by this wicked
story is irreparable. The damage it
can permanently do to Speaker Kerr.
we belle We to he very slight; but in
the name of truth and justice we warn
the committee that they hew straight
down to the top roots OF this conspir-
acy.
The Tribune's Washington special
all. tt,z .c, fla plou1 A.. II arr. a as
il is as great a sensation az the Belknap
affair, and asks if it is another sale
burglary conspiracy. The whole mat
ter is narrowed down to a question OF
,eracity between Kerr and Harvey.
Kerr has hitherto borne an unblein-
ished reputation. When we have
known Harvey was Assistant Door
keeper, it will not be difficult 20 form
some idea of him, ~ Doorkeeper Fitz
hugh has given the world an inside
view of that office and its belongings.
IL should not DE difficult to Judge ~ to
which OF Two such men is o likely
to be telling the truth.
The Sfoux ON the War.Path-Make
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VI the 'h'ust Oh an a'tacN IN Iiecnts
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anu succeeueu II, ur,.Ih. 'heih oii'thty
.fNi'R "oi'heiiy "i.e't'o"' aprAtth'-
y y o"p,"'" say 'n,e't Oh jimmy
,hting pun. 'aP'a'n Ea2ah say- Iui-
~ l'ooo young warriors nave ieit the
two aee,cles, ~ hu''per oi miners
retuineu WIN raSah, among whom
was MT. po"sht"ii' eA-Nayor Oh this
c''y' VINO repor's the northerh MINES
70 De paying Wen. mere are ABOUT
'oo miners III 'nat section.
oMAHA' May ~.
~ ciizeh Oh iiis place. VINO mas just
arr,Ven Ironh chstef, says that on the
n'en, %, tue iY.h ihs.: .nat pace was
ammunition bouse in the center of Inc
ely, which, in blowing up. destroyed
several others. This party, number
ing ninety-six, left at daylight nexi
morning and can not give particulars.
They buried John Schenck, Of YBnk-
ton, who had been shot eight miles
from Buffalo Gap. on the north side oi
he Platte. between Red Cloud and
sydney. On the l7lh the Indians at
tackled a miners cabin at midnight at
Rosebud. between Custer and Dead
wood. aud surprised and killed all of
TO pieces. About 400 people were in
n,rn goes a miIa from ,amn aIo,a no