Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-26
EASTERN NEWS.
ESPECIAL TO TEE DAILY SENTINEL
YES1ERDlY'S DISPATCHES.
6EyERil GEO. q EsClEllN.
He Accepts the New Jersey Nom
ination-
A SYNOPSIS OF HIS LITTER
| SYNOPSIS OF HIS LETTER

A SYNOPSIS OF HIS LITTER
yEwAEK. y. J., sep "a
General Mcclellan, 10 sckDoS 8eoS-
ing The Official n~otInczijoD Of hfs NOM
nation fos Garernor Of Ne~ jersey,
says: NOT being . native Of New Jer-
sey. although q citizen and resident OF
The state for the lz<i IA year,. / recox-
niz. with all the more pride the great
honor conferred N me By so large q
portion 81 the citizens Of my sdopied
STATE. The fsG tia. the domination
Vas ua.ougbi renders il doaoly salts
factory 10 me. and being assured hat
II - tie unanimous wish Of The Demo
cratic parry. scoeP their Domin.rioD-
The resolutions adopted by the Con-
ventioD have NV besr1y appreciation.
ana should / b~ elected Governor II
New jersey. / viii DO al IN my power
10 insure honesty and economy IN IN.
@xoSndiiare- OF the STATE. TO secure
the rights Of ali the inhabitants aud
promote the prosperity Of Is people.
A Big Fight with Kansas Cattle
Thieves
ST LOTS. Sept -.
A special from L1zyensonh SAYS:
A private letter received E Fort Ellis
give> an sc-ount Of o fight between .
number Of cattle thieves and . party of
pur-usr. IN Cheyenne county, Kansas.
same dsys ago. II seems large num-
pers o. cattle Al ueen stolen during
TIE pas summer. and II MAS hDally de-
s-rmibei by the ber1ers and owners
20 %. q stop - H. and make an ex-
ample Ct Them IL - said zone zoo cat
Il. we're run OF from. Western Kansas
and Colorado by . party oftwelve rob
ter. snO szrled uor-h VITA them. A
parry Of fifteen rangers. splenodiy
armed and mounted. STARED n pursuit.
and AFR a hard ride Il 1yeSsys. came
upon the thieves IN the extreme north
~eSern Tzrt Of k.nszs. surrounded
them While a supp-r. and killed seven
Of them aud hung another 10 q Tree zDo
recovered al II their cattle None Of
the rznEers were hurt The surprise be-
ing 50 complete that the robbers had no
chance 20 return the IRE Or make any
resistance
The Presidential Party in the Old
Deainion-
IYScHBCRs. Va. Sept "a.
44S tNl1 ~ III q
special train 70 d.y, and The Mayor ex-
tended u them TIE hospitality Of the
city. The Presl4-nI replied in q short
speech. fnd the company were driven
in garages. under = military escorT.
through the c-osds3 street. 70 the
NoryiIls House. The Mayor here
made . formal welcoming address.
commencing the Presidents course to-
wards tbe south and PREDICTING great
results ihersfrom. The President in
reply. spoke Of Jefferson as b man
who had given "a. b q proved the cor
Der-..oDe Of a neutrality-suspicious.
and equality Of rights before the law.
he talked for some minutes ] n a pleas
AL, familiar strain, and then intro
ducsd Evsrts and Key, who spoke
briefly. Mrs. Hayes vas also intro
duced. The vgsitor. were bzDQuetted
to night al the NoryIile House, afer
which q german was given in honor Of
the ladies. The visitors leave for Char
~loteyille o-morrow.
About Resumption.
NEw YORK, sept. "A.
Congressman Chitiend-n publishes 2
letter claiming that specie payments
should he effected by the banks and
not by the Government. He says
Whenever the Government shall su-
thorizs the conversion of greenDacks
into interest bearing bonds. bank notes
will be AZ par With gold. and We shall
have all the substance Of specie pay
ment without the name
Aextean News
NEW YORK. Sept. "a.
General Frisbie and L. >. Consul
Skilton have obtained possession of
valuable mines At Pachuca, Mexico. in
the development Of which they intend
to apply California skill and machin-
cry.
Supporters of Lrdo, who were re.
| Gently i'm prisoned, have been dis
| charged. Col. Pine has been impris.
oned for ~censuring Diaz-
valuables Aissins.
BosroS, Sept. >.
Three trunks, containing in the az
gregafe SIC, 600 worth OF securities de-
pesited in the safe Of the Cambridge
port National Bank, have mysterious
lv disappeared since he 18th instant
Not the slightest clue to the thieves
The contents were owned by Luther
Slater. Oliver j. Rand and q. Snow
the latter cashier Of the bank.
Military Cor Montana.
OMAHA. Sept. "a.
Ten companies of the Third Infantry
arrived here to-day by special train,
over the Rock Island road, and left for
Montana. They are en- route from the
scene of the recent riots in Pennsyl
vania to the seat Of the Indian war.
The Washfagten Fire.
WASHINGTON, September "a
The total number Of models dc
stroyed will not exceed $4,000.
A newspaper in Switzerland says
"Miss Mollie Mcguire, Of Pennsyl
vania, has been hung for m~isbehav-
Ing"