Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-27

Weare given 10 understand tnat one
of the most popular and s.anch mem
bers of the Republican party, who
does not feel satisfied that the present
element which is manipulating the
conventions and organizations in this
town, is a fair representative of the
Republican party, intends to come out
as al Independent Republican candi-
date for the long term S~enatorship.
We have the personal assurance Of sew
eral gentlemen that such will be the
case.
TILDEN AND HENDRICKS.-Last night
the Tilden and Hendricks campaign
club held a meeting at the Court house
for the purpose of maturing its organ
i~zation. A large crowd was in attend
ance, who took a great interest in all
that took place. The committee on
constitution and bylaws made their
report, which, after several amend
ments, was accepted. The following is
a full list of the officers Of the club:
President, f. II. Hartman; Vice Presi-
dents, r. Sadler, J. Oberer, VIM. Gill
len, Captain j. Foley and ID. Mannheim;
Secretary, Morris Levin; Assistant
Secretary. M. q. C~avanaugh; Treas
urer, j. C.. Powell, Sergeant.at-Arms,
q. w. Travers. One hundred and fif-
ty-three m were signed on the roll.
LANTERN SToLEN.-Last night some-
body stole a lighted signal lantern from
the tongue of Knickerbocker hose car
riage. The party who did it is re-
quested to return the same-send it
home by a small boy, as it is not ex-
pected that any m guilty of such a
mean act has enough manliness to re-
store il in person. If he really needs a
lantern the boys will give him one,
but the one stolen il needed. 1t bears
the mark of the Company on the glass
globe, "K. ~ Any body who can
throw any light on the matter is re-
quested to do so.
HAYES AND WHEELER.-A meeting
was held last night at National Guard
Hall for the purpose of forming a
HAYES and Wheeler campaign club.
DR.. A. NJ. Rockman was elected tenn
porary chairman, and All. Chartz Sec
rotary. A committee was appointed to
draft a constitution and bylaws.
About sixty names were signed on the
roll, and for the convenience OF those
who wish to sign it the roll has been
left at the saloon of Tommy Douglas.
Another meeting OF the club will take
place on next Friday night.
INTERESTING SERMoN.-This morn
ing Rev. j. McGlain will deliver a SER
mon on the subject of SHINING against
the Holy Ghost" taking as his text
the 31st aud 32nd verses of the 18th
chapter of st. Matthew. Owing to the
diversity of opinion entertained on the
subject, we have no doubt that the
church will be crowded to hear the
reverend ~gentleman's views on the
subject. Service will mmenc at IL
O'Clock.
To APPLICANTS o CITIZENSHIP
We are requested to state for the bene-
fit of those who desire to obtain their
naturalization papers, that the present
week viii be the last opportunity to
obtain them until late next October.
Judge Cole leaves town afterthis week,
but until his departure he can be found
at the Court.house. Applicants should
| Dedl lulS III llliih dild NtCbit tLiClI
papers Immediately.
CAYUGA WATER.-This, the latest in
PRODUCTION in the market OF mineral
water, is being highly recommended
by all who ha ve tested its curative
properties. The only parties who do
uounce it are the restaurant keepers,
who find those of their boarders who
drink it 10 be possessed of wonderful
appetites.
QUICK WoRK.-One of The boilers at
Sthe Richmond smelling works which
has needed repairs FOR some time past
vas taken charge OF, on Friday, by the
workmen, taken apart, the tubes taken
out and thoroughly cleaned and the
boiler again set to work inside of "A
hours time. Quick work that.
Nor THE MAN.-rhe man referred
to as peanuts No. 3" in an item ap.
peariug in the SENTINEL on Thursday
morning did not refer to John Ennis,
who is also known by that name.
There is another party at Typo, beside
John. who hourishes under that SOU
briquet.
POLICE CoURT.-Thomas Stewart was
arrested yesterday for committing an
assault and battery on f. Kleinsteiber
with a sett of brass knuckles. He was
fined 500, which he paid and was dis
charged.
ADMITTED TO CITIZENSHIP. - Bar
tholomew Keely, Andrew Donnelly
and Arthur McQuaid, natives Of Ire
land; Samuel Raphael, of Prussia, and
Jon Petch, of Canada, have been adj
mitted 10 citizenship.
COME TO CENTER.-At a meeting OF
the Republican County Central Com
mittee held last night the regular as
sessment was levied on the legislative
candidates nominated 10y the late o II
vention.
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR is DUE
We are requested to state that Messrs.
Knight and Douglas were the parties