Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-23

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efforts to equalized the boupties of sol
diers. All Union soldiers in organized
bodies or unorganized, and all Demo
| cratic organizations in other States, are
invited. The names of Tilden and a
large number of officers of tha Union
army, appears among the list Of those
specially invited.
The Bana Of Nevada.
NEW YORK, Sept. 81.
The Post says the BANK OF Nevada
will, on the fourth of October next,
| increase its capital stock from 50 ,00o,-
coo to $4,000, 900 IN gold. On the first
OF October neX its account here Will
be transferred from the banking house
of Eugene Kelly TO the Bank of New
York.
Preparations for the hi. Expio-
siOa at Hell Gate.
NEW YoHK. Sept. %.
It is now definitely arranged hat the
He'll Gate explosion will occuron Sun
day. The mount of nitro-glycerine,
hich will then be in place, is 81, 100
pounds. General Newton, in charge
of the affairs. has sent notes to newSpa
pers containing the following The
explosion at Hell Gate is fixed for Sun
day, "a; 300 O'Clock p. NJ. Sheer neces-
sity has compelled the appointment Of
this day, which, in inany other respects,
is Objectionable. Guard boats Will be
stationed across the East river. at IL
head of Blackweli's Island, at the
southeast point of Wards Island and
obiiquely from Wards Island to the
New York pier line. Space will thus
be inclosed, having a radius of about
six hundred yards, measured from
Hallet's Point, which will be kept clear
of boats at and near the time of the ex-
plOsion. After the explosion vessels
should give Hallet's Point a wide
berth, as the surface OF the reef may in
points be elevated above its present
level. AS soon as possible, after the
explosion, the reef will be marked out
by buoys. Spectators are warned not To
come to Astoria or the day named,
as there are no points in town from
which the explosion can be seen. A
Gordon of police and regular soldiers
will keep spectators back to d consid
able distance from Hallet's Point. The
points OF view Will be from the New
York shore and from Wards Island.
F!ocking SO the Centennial.
NEW YORK Sept. 22.
Within the past 10 days over sixty
thousand strangers have ome to New
York on their way to the Centennial.
The hotels are crowded to excess and
many applicants for rooms and board
are necessarily turned away. Some
landlords are paying for lodging for
their help, and guests are sleeping in
the servants rooms.
Treaty Contaminated with the Red
Cloud Agency Indians.
RED CLOUD AGENCY, Sept. 20,
Via. SIDNEY, Sept. Y.
This evening the Commission con
Suminated a treaty with the Sioux,
Cheyenne and Arrapahoes, of this
agency, the Indians agreeing To the
propositions made to them on the 7Ih
instant, without the change of a single
word. which proposition OF treaty has
been published in full.
The C~heyennes and Arrapahoes will
not sign until Tomorrow, after which
the Commission starts at once
for the Spotted Tail Agency, to con-
snmmate a treaty there.
To the surprise of the Commission.
after they had affixed their signature
TO the treaty the Indians hung back
and speeches were made by a number
of them before they would touch the
pen and make their marks.