Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-19

will shortly ask the House to appro-
pirate $4,000 for the expenses Of the in
curry.
The bill put through the House to-
day by Lain appropriates $4,000 for
the Modoc war claims of the State of
Oregon and $4,000 for similar claims
of California citizens. The bill has
yet to pass the Senate.
Improbable RumOr About Tflden
and Hendricks.
CHICAGO, July II.
A Washington special to the Inter-
| Ocean says: Letters were received
here to-day from Alabany and Sarato-
ga detailing the circumstances Of an
interview between Tilden and Hem
bricks at Saratoga, and even Demo-
Gratis here confess that Tilden a not
write such a letter of acceptance as he
desires to and have Hendricks for a
partner. Hendricks mas said that II
Tilden expresses himself honestly for
hard money, he will decline the
nomination and Tilden will offend
many of his best friends and support
ers il he does not make a positive de-
claration in favor of hard money.
| There is a great deal Of concern here
among the Democratic leaders on ac-
| count of these differences and both
| candidates are being appealed to TO
compromise.
Custer Monument.
BAY CITY, Mich, July IL.
The soldiers here have instituted a
movement to erect a Michigan monu-
ment to Custer, and have called a
meeting for Wednesday next. This Is
independent of the National AssOcia-
ton organized at Monroe last week.
Death Of n Preacher.
NEWARK, N. j., July Is.
Rev. John d. Blain, of the Newark
NJ. E. conference, died to day. He
was one of the first Methodist minis
tiers to California and established two
churches in San Francisco.
Fried Pork.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July Is.
A fire in the pork house of Bassett &
Lincoln last night damaged meatto the
extent of about $50 5000; fully insured.
Boss Kelly Interviews Grant.
New YORK, July IS.
The Tr1bane's Hartford special says
10000 people were present at the jew
ell reception.
The Tr16une's Washington special
During John kelly's recent
visit to Washington he paid his re-
spects to most of the prominent Sena-
tors and Government officers, and also
spent a day at Mount Vernon. Just
before leaving for home Smith Ely
asked Kelly if he would not liketo call
on the President at the White House. |
Kelly had never seen Grant and said
he would be very glad to call on him.
Next morning the two gents were in
the Presidents ante-room, but they had
not long to wait, as Ely is a frequent
and welcome visitor to the Executive
Mansion. Kelly was then presented
to the President. Ely remarked that
Kelly had long wanted to pay his
compliments to the President. Grant
Kelly. "You and 1, Mr.. Kelly" said
the President, "were of the same
opinion before the st. Louis nomina-
tions." show is that 2" said Kelly.
I'VE were both of the opinion that
Tilden was unfit to be President" said
Grant.
"That Is so," said Kelly.
"But you have changed your mind"
said the President; 81 have seen moth
ing to change my previous opinion"
All laughed heartily, and Mr.. Kelly
subsequently remarked that "Grant
is not the dull fellow he is taken for"
Tilden and Hendrlcks-HOt Wealth.
era Corner on Ice.
New YORK, July Is.
The Sun says editorially, i'll italics,
that Tilden and Hendricks have been
consulting at Saratoga, and We are
confident that they have come to a
wise conclusion. We dvise them to
Join in writing one and the same letter
of acceptance and to sign it with both
their anne
Because of the warm weather
which is existing, ice has advanced
one hundred per cent. in price.
Sun strokes continue. There Is no
immediate expectancy Of a fall in the
temperature.