Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-29
EASTERN NEWS.
fsyEcIAI. TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
Wells and Anderson.
THEIR MISSION TO THE CAPT.
Toll.
No LIN eiihoed Of the P0stpouement
Of the Meeting Of Congress.
WASHINGTON, August IS.

Wells Is here to settle accounts rs u
naval officer and Anderson TO look
after n private claim for property de-
stroyed in Louisians during the war.
They both state that their visit has
nothing to do with politics. Ander-
son pronounces the recent proceedings
in Louisiana against them a. simply
vindictive and >ays there Will be no
cessation of the butter political feelings
there until the United States Senatorial
election Is concluded. Wells says the
Southern policy of Hayes meets the
approval of Southern Republicans, ex-
cepting those who went south after the
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The Secretary OF War says the Pres
ident has no said anything to him
about revokipg the proclamation for
an extra session OF Congress and that
the necessity for a meeting of Con-
gress in October is greater than ever.
That the army appropriation ought to
be available by November LIST.
Capsaim Easls Wants 10 Bridge h
BOsphOrus - senator COwkIing
On she Administration.
New YORK, Aug. %.
Captain Eads, engineer of the Mis-
SiSStpRi lCttJ SSstColVs - RiObhsOo
plans to bridge the Bosphorus, thus
connecting Pera with the Asiatic
shore. The bridge il to he 6.O0O feet
long, entirely of iron on granite piers,
with a roadway 10 feet above the
water surface.
A Suns Utica correspondent claims
TO have had an interview with Conk-
ling and his friends. Conkling be-
lieves Tilden was really elected Pres
ident. He denounces Hayes and
thinks New York. Pennsylvania and
Ohio will go strongly Democratic.
The Broken Bridge at Omaha.
OMAHA, Aug. %.
A consultation yesterday between
the Superintsndeuts of the various
Iowa roads, decided to send all passen-
gers and freight Of the Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy, Chicago and Rock
Island and Kansas City and st. Joseph
roads via. Plattsniouth over the Bur
lington and Missouri road in Nebraska.
The Chicago and Northwestern BUSH
ness will be done via. Blair. 1t is
now proposed to put in q Howe truss
over the break in the bridge, and If
this a be done successfully, trains
will be running over the bridge inside
of two months. The debris is being
rapidly cleared away.
Labor and Capital.
BALTIMORE, August 81.
Robert McLane, brother of Louis
McLane, publishes a letter touching
on the industrial question. He anal
Yves clearly the relation between labor
and capital, and denounces the folly
of any scheme for arraigning one
against the other. He urges that the
way out of our troubles is the rough
and honest one of free trade and hard
money, and any royal road to pros
periiy by OF legislative enact
ment or financial jugglery is a delu
sion and a snare.
A Spiked Switch.
HoNEsDALE, Pa, Aug. 81.
A spiked switch three miles from
here on the Delaware and Hudson
railroad threw a rain from the track
and q parlor coach down the embark.
ment. The engineer was severely in
jured. General Morrow aud other
United States officers on board were
uninjured.
RICHMOND. Ind, Aug. 20.
Since q O'clock this morning and
up to noon, Senator Morton has rested
comfortably. Governor Burbank teie.
graphed President Hayes as follows:
Senator Morton is much better this
morning and improving. We feel con.
tident Of his recovery.
Death Of n ST. Louis Manager.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. %.
Ben Debar, proprietor and manager
OF Debar's Opera House in this city
died at six O'Clock this morning.