Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-25

Conkling on the Republican ticket.
Tilden was by all odds the man for the
Democratic nominee, but tie many
negative qualities of Hayes and the
strength resulting therefrom have
modified his views. Other Southern
delegates express opinions similar to
the above.
A part of the Michigan delegation
arrived tonight. Twenty of them are
for TiIden.
A dispatch was received tonight
from the Virginia delegation stating
that they will arrive here tomorrow,
and that they are a unit for Tilden.
The Tammany delegation, number
ing $50, will arrive here on Monday
morning.
The Democratic members Of the
New York Board of Aldermen will
also leave there to-nigbt, and will per.
haps reach here on Sunday. They are
anti-Tilden men.
Tammany to h Front.
NEW YORK, June q.
The Tammany delegation to st.
Louis started from the Forty-second
street depot of the Hudson River rail
rord at s O'Clock this evening 10y spe
cial train. About seventy delega es
went. The superintendent of the rail.
Dad expects that they will make as
fast time as the jarrett II Palmer trair.
rhe silver BiII-NO More Trade Dol
lars.
WASHINGTON. June %.
The substitute reported from the
Senate Finance Committee for the so
called Silver bill, passed by the House
IN the 18th instant, consists of the first
two sections OF the Finance Commit
tees pending bill, and the last TWO sec
tons OF the House bills. In brief it
provides for the coinage of silver dol
lars Of Az 8 l0grains of standard value
and for the issuing of these and subSid
larv coins in exchange for an equal
amount of United States notes, To he
permanently retired. The silver bull
ion needed for this purpose is to he pur-
chased in amounts not exceeding one
million dollars at a time. The trade
dollar is abolished.
Hung by n Mob.
CINCINNATI, June %.
A mob of masked men appeared al
the Jail at Burlington, Boone county,
KY, last night. aud took out a cOlored
~ III 'f|
on a charge OF murder. They were
preparing I o hang him when he got
away and run. but was shot and badly
wounded. The mob then recaptured
The prisoner and hung him to a tree
and riddled his body with bullets.
whisky Ring Con victs Sentenced.
CHICAGO, June "a.
In the United States Circuit Court
| this morning, Ja>sen, in behalf of III,
defendants in the whisky cases, asked
for a stay of sentence, which was over
ruled by Judge Blodget, who passed
sentence as follows: A. &. Hesslng, "A
fine of five thousand dollars and i'm
p~fisoned in the county Jail two years;
O.. Is. Dickinson and Jonathan Abel.
di>tillers, a fine of one thousand dollar
and three months in the county jail;
Simon Powell, distiller, fine of three
thousand dollars and six months in
the county jail; ii. b. Miller, *.
County Treasurer, fine OF three thou
and dollars n six months in the
county jail; +. l.. Reed, fine of one
thousand dollars and one day in the
county Jail; VIM. Cooper fine ot two
hundred dollars and three months in
the county Jail; Il. +. Hutchinson and
David Cochrane. fine one thousand
dollars and three months in the u
~ Jail; Geo. T. Burroughs, fine OF
three thousand dollars aud one ear in
the county jail; II. q. Pahlrnan and
Da vid Ruch, fine of 81 600 and three
months in the county jail.
Delegates Arriving az 1T. Louis
what lssey say.
Sr. LOUIS, June "a.
A part Of the Nevada delegation ar
rived last night; they favor Tilden in
preference t oany n else. Hancock and
Hendricks they say have many ad
mirers west of the mountains, but
there Gems to be a general preference
for Tilden, he being regarded a. the
Representative of The Reformers and is
most likely to carry the Democratic
party to victory. All of the delegates
from the Pacific slope seem anxious To
have the Chinese immigration ques-
ton discussed, and there will no doubt
be an effort mad to incorporate into
the platform of the convention "A plank
on this subject. individual members
desire an acknowledgement that the
people of the Pacific States are right in
their opposition to .Mongolan inmi
grafton. A small part OF the Ohio del
egation has also arrived. The delegl
ton is instructed for Allen, but mem.
bers here say they would accept Thur
man, and, perhaps, Hendricks, al
though they do not consider him a
strong candidate, and he could hardly
carry Ohio. There seems to be very
strong objections to Tilden among the
delegates, yet under certain circum
stances they would no doubt vote for
him. Hancock is considered a weak
candidate and hardly to be thought OF.
Hendricks would be- the precursor oil
a Democratic Waterloo.