Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

kNt7k11tTtU NVlsstetEstS n - kEc INStItlc
of Chas. Francis Adams for GOV.
crnor of Mm~ssac,lusetts.
New YORK, Sept. 5.
A Times Worcester, Mass, special
saws: 1t is stated here to night by
prominent Democrats who have come
to Worcester to watch the Republican
Convention tomorrow, that the name
of Chas. Francis Adams has beer with.
drawn from the canvass for the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor.
The Bloody Shirt Again -CroO7 s to
be Stationed iu the %outh TO Proc
tect the Election Franchise.
CHICAGO, Sept. 5.
A TribWnc Washington special says:
At the conference here yesterday with
Secretary Cameron, it was decided to
instruct the General Of the army to so
dispose the toOops in South Carolina
and other Southern States, that pOllti-
cal meetings may be protected from in
terruptioc by armed muhs like But
Ier'S bandits. Senator Patterson, of
South Carolina, says the only way to
get a Union vote is to hold large meet
ings at the central points, for the Re-
pubIicans would not dare risk their
lives by attempting to talk on planta-
tons to negroes. The plan adopted by
the armed bands of white liners is to
attend in large mum hersall Republican
meetings and interrupt them by de,
handing and enforcing a division of
time i'm speaking has in many cases so
frightened the negroes that they fear
to attend other meetings., and may not
have confidence enough to 20 to the
polls and vote. Application has been
made for the distributor of a number
of companies of United States troops at
points throughout Florida where a
great portion Of the population are coll
ored. 1t is claimed that stationing
troops there would protect and give a
feeling of security. and would secure
radiating points, whence troops could
concentrate at a moments warning.
Our Troops 0n the Yellowstone.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 5.
Intelligence by way of Bismarck Per
steamer Josephine is, that on the 3Ist
of August Crook was near Glendine on
the south side of the Yellowstone en-
route to Glendine for supplies. Terry
was on the north side of the Yellow
| stone, - miles below Glendine march
ing towards the Missouri. Eight
miles below him the Josephine re-
ports a large fresh trail leading north,
which Terry should have struck on
September lst. The Josephine reports
thirty inches of water in the Yellow
stone on August 30, with fifteen inches
on the rapids which she passed NE at
that stage. The Far West is above the
rapids and will winter AZ the Yellow
stone.
Tne Arkansas Eiectiou-A Demo.
cratic Victory.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. 5.
Full returns from this county are not
vet received. Both sides claim it,. Few
eturns have been received from out.
side counties. The vote generally is
very full. The Democrats claim the
State by from 10000 to &C, 900.
The Internal Revenue Returna OF
THdcn and Hayes TO be gmyesti.
gated.
New YORK, Sept. G..
A Herald's Washington special
saws: Since the publication of tho &C.
ton taken at tho Treasury Department
in regard to the alleged false returns of
income made by Tilden, Representa-.
tive Hewitt, of New York, has adj
dressed a communication to the Sec
rotary of the Treasury asking for all
facts and official information had by
the Department in connection with the
internal revenue returns Of both Til
den and Hayes, the two respective
presidential candidates of the Demo-
cratic and Republican parties. This
letter has been rs!arred to General
Raum, the Commissioner OF the inter.
nal revenue. A. Mr.. Hewitt is regard