Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-04

ought 10 satisfy Anti-TammaBy. John
Morrissey and T. j. Creamer thought
that the basis should be n of equal
division. 1t was decided that nomi-
naling conventions of both parties be
held on the same day aud that the Con-
ference Committees will then be ap
pointed to select and agree upon nomi-
nees.
Ammunition for the Turks.
New HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 3.
Tine steamer John Branhall is in this
harbor taking a load OF 500 tons of am
munition from Winchester factory for
the Turkish Government.
The New York sfoeM BOARD,
New YORK, Oct. 3.
The journals OF this city all speak
hopefully and in praise of the new
Mining Exchange.
Political Pool Selling.
NEW YORK. Oct. 8.
Pool selling on the Indiana and
Ohio elections vas very slow last c
ing at Morrissey's pool-rooms. Fol
lowing are the quotations Of the auc-
ton of pools on the G~overnorship Of
Indiana: Williams, Dem, $50, 1925.
$500, $500; Harrison, Rep, $40,
SI75, $3.50 s425. The auction pools on
the election for Secretary of Stale in
OHIO were as as follows: Barnes,
Rep, $3.50, Sl75, 5000. $500; Bell, Dem.
S66. Sl42, Sl63, 1895. In the final
pools on the Ohio election the ratio
was two tickets on Barnes to one on
Bell.
Tife Political, Outlook in Indiana.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.
The TrsbuHc'S Washington special
says: Collector .CoSey and Congress-
man Levi, OF New Orleans, are both in
The city. Levi is very confident the
Democrats viii elect their entire State
and congressional tickets. Cosy is
very hopeful That the electoral rot Of
the Stale will he east for Hayes and
Wheeler aud thinks this is certain it
peace a be maintained in three or
four parishes. There are rumors of
a proposed union in Louisiana between
the more respectable element OF the
Democratic party and the Republicans,
the result OF (which will bethat Nichols,
Democrat, will be elected Governor,
while the electoral college will be for
Hayes and Wheeler. 1t is certain an
arrangement Of some sort has been
suggested as TO the city of New Or
leans by which the Democratic candi
dates nominated by the Bon-bons viii
opposed by the better class Of the De-
mocracy and the Republicans.
On examination of the vouchers Of
Congressman Williams, of blue
leans f" notoriety, chairman of the Com
inittee en- Accounts In the Hoase, it
apnears he first allowed the Clerk of
the House to violate both the law and
the rules of the House in making some
of his fancy purchases during the last
session. Barclays digest contains the
following in regard to the duties Of
Clerks: "ln making purchases for
the House he is requiIed to conhne his
purchases exclusively to articles Of
growth and manufacture Of the United
States, provided the sa0e can be pro-
cured on as good terms and OF rs suit
able quality as foreign articles" In
the face of this, Williams audited and
allowed numerous bids for French
backing and Russian towels by the
dozen, the latter at 81 % apiece, both
presenting cases where American arti-
cles would answer every purpose.
The same violation of the law appears
in his perfumery bills and purchases
of fancy soaps.
Mining Stocks in New York -
Trouble in Greece-The yellow
Fever ut Savannah.
New YORK. Oct. 3.
The transactions at the American
Mining Board to. day aggregates 900
shares. Following are the quotations:
Alpha, SOL; Belcber, S6@S6E; Con. I'm
perial, S4X "a 50; Con. Virginia, $6lH;
Grant, So; Justice, 81; Pleasant View,
S3; Jacket, SIS.
4 New York correspondent at Con-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that the situation
there is really critical. The incendiary
character of the articles in the public
prints, he thinks. renders il urgent
that an American fleet be sent TO the
Bosphorus to protect the lives and
property Of Americans.
A dispatch from Atlanta says Gent
Rnger, commanding the Department.
Of the South. has ordered the quarter
master at Savannah To turn over to
the Mayor of hat city, for the benefit
Of the yellow lover sufferers, Govern
ment commiss&ry stores amounting in
value to $4,000.
The post band at Gen. Rueer's head
quarters gave concert for the benefit
Oh llB nhllIAtlS az RGN anu
Brunswick. The epidemic is un.
abated.
rhe Connections Municipal Flee
lions.
New York, oct. 8.
A dispatch from Hartford says Of
the annual elections yesterday in Con-
necticut, that the towns within easy
range Of Hartford. which gave 500
Democratic majority in April, nov
give 1876 Republican majority. Hart
ford itself elects a mixed ticket, in.
GLIDING a Republican candidate for
Selectman. Vernon, which was a Tie
/ r. the last election, gives $50 Repub-
lican majority. Waterbury has so
Democratic majority against BIT last
spring. New Britain shows IL major
ity for the Democratic candidate for
First Selectman. The Democratic ma
iority OF 6e same town in April last
was 295. Manchester, Democratic in
April by 20 majority, now gives ITO
Republican majority. Winchester
shows a Democrats majority Of 20,
while Plyn outh, in the same county,
gives 20. The report gives a few other
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