Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

Difficulty in Obtatning silver.
NEW YoRK, Nov. Is.
The officers of the banks here are
complaining OF the great difficulty in |
obtaining silver from the Sub.Treas-
ury. A large coin broker on Wall
street stated that M half per cent.
would be readily given for American
silver, while he would charge one per
cent. to purchasers. The Sub Treas
ury, 1t was learned, had no orders from
Washington to issue additional silver.
The Sub-Treasury officials think the
issue of sill yer must have nearly reached
it's limit; that about twenty milliop OF
dollars worth has been put into circu-
lation; that, with the fractional cur
rency still aloat, there is about the
same amount of small change in the
county as before the issue of silver.
At present, they had no doubt but
. large quantity was locked up, and
when the people should begin to real
ize that there Is a superabuDdance Of
silver In circulation. these hoardings
will come out to them; instead of sill
YER coin being at q premium it will be
At a large discount, the same as now is
the case with nickle coinage.
Rum0rS.
q t Ff CHICAGO, Nov. 13.
An Inter Ocean Washington special
says: The Democrats seem to have
given up Florida, while the Repub
leans have given up North Carolina. p
Wade Hampton only claims 100 ma
joiity for Tilden. whereas two DAYS
ago he claimed 10000, and Governor
Chamberlain sticks to his original
| figures OF from 5000 to 5000.
A. Might Have Been Expected.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
The President to day signsd a par
don for w. y. Avery. now confined in
the %penitentiary at Jefferson City, Mis-
frauds. The friends of VIM. Mckee
express absolute confidence that he
will be pardoned within a day or two.
Ohio's Majority.
CoLU MBUs, Nov. IS.
Semi. official returns from all the
counties of Ohio are now in and show
a majority for Hayes OF 1882.
what Pinchback Says About Loui-
Mana.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
Senator Bruce, Of Mississippi, re
ceived a dispatch from Senator Pinch
back this evening, stating that the re-
turns which are coming in at New Or
leans look very much more encOur-
now has no doubt of carrying tho
State. Bruce is OF the opinion that all
of the Republican congressman in
Louisiana, with one exception, have
been elected.
south CnrOIinn.
l.. Cass Carpenter, of Columbia, ).
c., teiegraphs the Tribune that re-
turns from 20 counties Tilden runs be
hind Hampton 1900. The Democrats
claim the State for Hampton by 1900
majority.
The Republicans Expect to Garry
the Doubtful stntes by bribery
and Use OF Troops.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA.
The World has several special dis
patches from the doubtful States gen.
orally traversing those previously sent
to night and intimating that the Re-
publicans hope to carry all the States
10 question by bribery and use OF
troops.
DOoltttle. Trumbull asd Curtin
Heard FrOna-Louisiana has dome
Democratic.
NEW York, Nov. Ia.
A Herald New Orleans special says:
| Dooliltle and Trumbull think the stu
ton is very grave II the result depends
upon this State. Curtin thinks the
preparations made for the emergency
entirely too extensive and msthodical
to he the result OF mere accident. He
thinks the State Is Democratic by 1000,
and Is at a loss to know kow or why
it is disputed.
More Of che south Carolina MIDDLE.
COLUMBIA, Nov. ID.
1t 10 now said that the Democratic
managers have arranged to obtain an
injunction from the Supreme Court to
| prevent the board from acting except
In q purely ministerial capacity. From
| present this would give