Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-27
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Missing Messenger-0OId from the
DeaIwOOd Mines-Murder Near
Cheyenne.
CHEYENNE, wy, June %.
A courier, who left Goose Creek last
Monday with duplicate heralds, spe-
Gals and orders. 10 reach Fetterman
on Wednesday, night, has not yet re-
ported, and it il supposed he has fallen
into the hands Of the indians.
General Carr's command reached
Cheyenne river to-day.
Seven Thousand pounds of gold
quartz arrived here yesterday from
DeadwoOd. belonging to w. G. Ben
nett. 1t will be shipped to Omaha for
crushing. Two valuable specimens,
one weighing twenty four pounds, val.
ued ut q thousand dollars, has been
shipped by express. The last ship.
insnt of dust by the bank here to Den.
yer amounted to one hundred and six.
ty- five ounces.
Albert Curtis. son Of Judge Curtis,
Uf Ashland, Ohio, was shot and in
stantly killed yesterday on q ranch
near Laramie ny a man named Chan
dler. The shooting grew out Of a diff.
Guilty about Curtis sheep getting ON
some hay land. Chandler is still at
large.
BIainc's COnhition-He is to be
Taken to Maine Gone 10 the
Ton vemiiOn.
WASHINGTON, June 25.
Blaine's condition is unchanged, or
at least not changed for the better. He
has been entirely confined to his bed
tor the past four days and exhibits
symptoms of extreme physical pros.
tratiOn. He has a low form of fever,
resulting from malaria. and his ply
sicians have some apprehensions of its
assuming a typhoid character. A
change from this climate is regarded
as absolutely indispensable to his re-
cOvery. Arrangements are now being
made for his departure for Maine, on
Tuesday, by a route by which he can
90 directly home without change of
cars.
Randall left for st. Louis tonight.
notwithstanding the large number of
Democratic members who have gone
tn the convention, it is thought there
will be q quorum in the House during
the week.
rAe st. Louis Onvention-Opposi-
ton to Tildem.
ST. LOUIS, June rs.
A train with 800 Tammanys arrived
this M rning. and opponents to Tilden
from New York are very numerous.
N"twil hstanding the opposition of the
rammanv crowd, Tilden's friends
claim that he is gaining ground, but
no one will venture an opinion as to
how many votes he can carry in the
convention. Everything and every
body seems to be at sea and drifting.
There is really no organization in ia yor
Of any candidate. and nothing but
speculation can be given 8 to the prob
able result. A prominent Ohio dele
gate asserts that the nomination Of
Tilden and the adoption of his views
on the money question will loose Ohio
by sixty thousa nd majority, and that
against Tilden, while Hendricks would
carry both by a handsome majority.
Kansas delegates say they will not
oo tyR"iO b'hShs oSAOe0tVS
opinions are unchanged.
The Dead. Lock In Congress.
NEW YORK, June 26.
The deadlock in Cong ress has begun
to assume prominence. The Washing.
ton correspondence Of the Tribune
thinks that a compromise is not likely
and that the Government will be with
out funds after July LIST. The prospect
is that The mails will stop; that the sal
aries OF Legislative, Judicial and Exec.
utive officers will I've discontinued. It
does not seem possible that bills can be
got through by June 30, and should
they fail there is nothing to do but TO
shut up shop so far as the Government
is concerned.
The Anti.Chinese Commissioners At
st. Louisa Representation.
ST.. Louis, June rs.
The politicians of the Pacific coast,
to secure such recognition of
the Chinese question in the Cincinnati
platform as they hoped for, have come
to st. Louis, and are preparing to lay
their case before the Democratic Con
vention. Delegates from California,
Oregon and Nevada would like to have
the invention commit itself to a pol.
OF non-immigration OF Mpngoiians,
and would accept a declaration in favor
of limiting it.
The st. Louis Times says the strug.
gle between Tilden and Tammany will
result in the destruction of
one or the other.
John Kelly figured out the first bal
lot in this way: Tilden, ls6; Hem
bricks, l26; Hancock ,55; Allen, %; Par
ker, 9; Bayard, 5; but his figures are
too favorable to Hendricks and too hos
tile TO Tilden.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, June 26.
Following are the postal changes for
the week on the Pacific coast:
Established-Korbe!l's Mills. Sono-
county, California, NJ. A. McPeak,
Postmaster; Sand Ridge, Union conn
ty, Oregon, B. F. Kendall, Postmaster;
Mount Hope, Yavapai county, Ari-
IONA, G. S. Smith. Postmaster.
Discontinued HAY Creek, Wasco
county, Oregon.