Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-21
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
THE PRESIDENTS PARTY.
Enthusiasm of the New Eng
landers.
Adieu 70 the Green Mountain state

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The Presidents party lett this morn.
ing for the White mountains. The in
side of the car had been most beauti-
fully trimmed with evergreens and
choice flowers, aud an elaborate
basket of flowers was presented Mrs.
Hayes, who expressed herself as ex-
ceedingly well pleased and most
harpy to receive them. She aid her
love for flowers was only exceeded by
her love for her Maker and her dear
family. A the car moved from the
depot President and Mrs. Hayes TODD
on the rear platform, and amid long
and continued cheering from the inn
mense crowd of people. bad- adieu to
the Green Mountain state. The Pres
ident expressed himself privately be-
tore leaving as having spent one of the
quieiest, most pleasant and interesting
Sabhatbs of his life, saying 1t was u
OF those bright spots in his life hich
would never be forgotten or obliierat-
ed by The cares and turmoils of life, no
matter how arduous or how far in fu-
ture they might he. The party are ex-
pected To arrive at Wells river al 1920,
where they will ne met by Governor
Prescott of New Hampshire, who will
join the party at that place and accom-
pany them to the White mountains,
down the P-einigewasset valley to Ply
mouth, at which place they will stay
for the night and go 10 Concord Thurs
day morning, reaching there about
noon. The President will then be Incl
by the Mayor of the city with the oifi
cials, under escort OF the home militia,
a detachment of veterans and the fire
department.. The party will lunch at
the Phoenix Hotel, after which a levee
will be given in honor OF the Pres
ident at the Opera House, where the
people will be Informally presented to
President and Mrs. Hayes. Alter
wards, the President and party will he
taken in carriages to view the city,
taking i'm st. Paul's school, where Sec
rotary Evaris' two younger sons are
being educated. The President and
Mrs. Hayes will be the guests of Hon.
Ouslow Stearns while in the city. The
President will be in Washington on
Saturday afternoon.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, W..
August 20.
The Presidential party arrived this
morning and was enthusiastically re-
ceived by a large of people.
The President, Mrs. Hayes. Secretaries
Evarts, Key and Devens appeared
IN the platform OF the palace car. After
a general hand shaking, the President
briefly addressed the crowd. He then
introduced Eyarts, Key and Devens.
Evarts made "A short sreerh. The par
ty then resumed the journey at nine
O'Clock.
Secretary Sherinan's Lnte speech.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.
A Journal Washington special says:
Secretary Sherman's speech is every
where commented on as one OF the
ablest campaign documents that could
I've circulated. The Baltimore San, in
reviewing it, says while il can not
praise it as the leading journals of the
Republicans do, yet it regards it a. "A
most important political document and
full of matter for reflection.
Strike of ship Carpenters.
New YORK, August 10.
Ship-wrights and spar makers have
struck against a reduction OF wages
from three dollars and fifty cents to
three dollars per day.
Drowned in n Flambcau.
STEvENsPoRT, WIS, Aug. 20.
Moses Storing, Assistant State Geolo-
gist, was drowned in the Flambeau
river, Saturday, while engaged in his
geological Investigations.