Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-29

mile in the very slow time of 1929.
The owner mationed the jockey to 20
on, and III compliance the second M 10
was made in l:43E, and the third in
l:46M. AT the beginning of the fourth
mile "A new horse joined in the race
but was left behind, and as Tenbroeck
| galloped down the home>treich the en-
thusiasiu was immense. The last mile
was made in l:5lM, and the entire dis
lance in 7:l5I, or three and one-half
seconds quicker than Fellowcraft's
time. and four seconds fasterthan Lex
i%ngtnn's time.
Willie Walker rode the victor, who is
the property OF Frank Harper. Mr..
Harper has refused $40, 900 for Ten
brock.
Cherokee LnsIiams Protest Against
tise Removal Of the sioux 90 the
Indian f'errifory.
VINlTA, j. T., Sept. 81.
The Clierokees and the other civil
lied Indians in this Territory are
greatly excited over The proposed re
InOval of the Sioux into this country.
They say the Government is again
proposing to violate the. treaty stipula-
tons by removing these Indians 10
ifiCiI touiIl1N "utiott tIoti 1OttSclibs
They characterize the action of the
Commission in agreeing TO give the
Sioux homes in the Territory of Oak
laharna as teing similar to the one
made by Satan on the mountain 1850
years ago. There will be a united and
solemn protest made by all these pe,-
pie against the contamination of this
alleged outrage against the civilized as
well as tie Sioux Indians,
More Troops Demanded to Carry
the South Carolina Election.
New YORK, Sept. IS.
The Times Washington special says:
Eek -Governor Scott of South Carolina,
who is here, X Expresses the opinion that
it will be necessary to have more United
States troops to inspire negro voters
with confidence in carrying That State,
and that without them, Hampton will
he elected. Senator Patterson has re-
turned from Philadelphia, where he
went to see the President, and reports
that troops necessary to preserve order
in Aiken, Edgefieid, Newberry and
Laurens counties will be furnished.
A Dirty Political Dodge.
New YORK. Sept. %.
An important letter of instructions,
written by tie Commissioners of liner
nal Revenue to-day, will be forwarded
at once to all the principal Collectors of
Internal Revenue. II advises them of
the decision of the United States Dis
trict Court, in Rhode Island, by Jus
uce Clifford, that persons who made
no income returns, but allowed Inter
nal Revenue agents to ASSESS their in
come tax previous to lS12, with fifty
per CEN. enalty, are still liable to the
Government, where it can be proved
that their income exceeded the sum on
which they paid their tax and instructs
them to institute suits for the purpose
of recovering the amounts withheld in
accordance with these instructions. 1t
is expected that suit Will he speedily
begun against Til,ien in New York,
although the Commissioner states that
his letter has no special reference to
his case.
Rnssian GOI5 Coin.
NEW YORK, Sept. ..
The Gge hundred thousand dollars
81 Russian gold, recently reported by
cable % il way To- New York. arrived
y~@sserday. The coins are q and
fresh from the st. Petersburg mint.
They we're placed in the assay office.
The money has been SHIPPED for sc-
count Of the Menuonites who recently
arrived in this CONFERENCE.-THE
Of whom arrived by the :eamer Les
sing from Hamburg yesterday.