Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-07

$s42, 500, which may be reduced TO
$517 900, by the sale of personal o
erty. The Indebtedness, which is
largely due to savings banks, with the
treasurer and his sons as sureties, is
due this year and next and the treas
urer thinks he should carry burden no
longer. He has directed the agent to
close the mill when the stock on hand
is worked up, and he recommends that
additional capital he provided to put
the company in an independent posi-
ton. The assets of the company
above the Indebtedness are estimated
at 81, 792. 500 and with the return OF bet
ter times the property will be as valu-
able as ever
Outside Work at Cincinnati.
WASHINGTON, d. e., May 6.
FIX Governor Win. A. Newell, of
New Jersey has called a meeting of the
National Executive Committee of the
Union League of America, to be held
ut the Grand Central liOtel in Cincin-
natl, on the evening of the day cor
vention All members who can not
attend are requested to send subs,i-
tuies, so that every State and Territory
may be represented.
The Black Hills.
YANKToN, ID. r., May s.
A dispatch received at headquarters
to day, dated June 4ih, says: A cour-
Jar arrived from Red Cloud this morn
ing and says Yellow Robe arrived at
the age. cy six days ago from a hostile
camp Of 1906 ~ lodges on Rosebnd
creek. The Indians were about to
leave for Powder river to join Crazy
Horse. The Indians say they will
fight and have 1900 warriors. A
large party returned to. day from the
Black Hills bringing SO. 900 in gold
dust. They report no Indians on the
Fort Pierre route, and look on the Or
der Of the military s~uspeHding travel
Ms an outrage. Several of the party
are f%reighters who left their cams at
Fort Pierre ex pecting to buy goods here
and return a. Once.
The Blaine Letters.
CHICAGO, June 6.
The following is a synopsis OF the
principal points of Blaine's letters read
in the Hnus yesterday. The first let.
ter IL dated Augusta 1872; Blaine TO
Fisher. II STATES that Fisher has been
tIyliIS w kCL a SCttlctticIt NItIIOut ttu
.sidering Blaine's counter claims. Such
"A settlement was no "A settlement. One
of the elements Blaine wan ed consid-
cred was a note Of $4,000, given Fisher
in 1864 tor Spencer stock. Blame
wants all Information about this note.
Blaine explains that in N%o,e,nbar, 1861,
he vas invited to Boston by Fisher, and
Cheney, Of Connecticut. deceased.
il silk manufacturer, TO consider about
Spencer stock. The gun rings III
Washington were So pow erfui that
these people could not bring The gun
to the attention of Congress. Blaine
said he could. and he came To Wash.
ington, two years before he ~as erected
to Congress, and saw Cameron, Secre-
tary OF War. Cameron did take 70, 600
stands. They paid Blaine u Zee, moder-
Ate. not e~xtravagant, which any Law yer
wuuld have a right TO take. Suisse
qnently, the following winter, Blaine
bought $4,000 worth of the stock, but
never went to the War Department
about it in his life. The company is
dead, merged in The Winchester Com
l,any. Tine stories that Blaine had n
royalty or percentage are false. IL.
pail Tor his s;ocS, and the Department
was only isa willing To have the gun.
The second letter, dated Augusta,
Maine. 1872. Blaine 10 Fi.her-FiSher
hs,i called ior "a note If $1,000, wIth IN
crest, on account nf references u atir To
dividends uf the Sp"nc,-r Company, and
To unadjusted Dividend accounts, and
Ia genera business transactions oi
Blaine in every Instance The Little
Rock matter l. a perpetual and never
ending embarrassment. 1t Is described
as the most pressing demanc between
them; will settle the cou with
Fisher, giving Little Rock touI for one,
same a. they are given in Boston.
Blaine is as dry as a coniribu ion Lox.
Boiler Exp iosion.
ST.. LOUIS. May 5.
Shortly after two O'Clock this morn
ing, one OF the boilers of The Collier
White Lead Works, corner of Tenth
street and Clark avenue, exploded
with terrific force, demolishing the
southeastern part Of the building and
severely injuring several employees.
The loss is estimated at S20,0O0.