Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25
NEWS.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY sENTINEr-l
IYesTEROAY's DISPATCHES.
NEW YoR8.
WHAT ORION SAYS ABOUT
TELEGRAPHIC RATES.
Roger A. Pryor in the Surf.
The Coadisien Of senator Horton.
yesTERoAY's DISPATCHES.
Roger A. Pryor in the Surf.
rhe Cssdisse. OF senator Norton.
NEW YoRK, August "a.

NEW YoRK. August "a.
The Sun says that fourteen inspect
ors. three night watchmen and hve
women inspectors will be removed
from the Custom-house on The first oil
September. +.
Congressman Muller has signed and
mailed to the Secretary of Wal the ne
gro boy Minnie's appointment to West
Point, and will accom- pany Minnie to
the academy, to witness his examina-
ton.
General Roger A. Pryor narrowly
ESCAPED drowning ut Coney Island
while bathing to-day.
A Worlds Washington special says:
General Lew. Wallace has proposed Ia
the Secretary OF War the employment
Of a corps of fronliersmen for border
duty, This would, in short, create n
lot OF predatory White bands to Offset
the thieving
A special to the World from Wash
ington says: Private dispatches re-
ceived by Morton's friends in Wash
ington, indicate his condition as more
critical than the press dispatches ad'
init.
A Times Columbus dispatch says:
The Executive Committee of the anti.
Hayes men issued an address to the
Republicans of Ohio, urging them TO
abandon their support OF the ticket
nominated at Cleveland, but announc-
ing with singular Inconsistency that
they do not wish to divide or impair
the old party organization by putting
Q new ticket in the field.
The Sun says: Orion, President OF
the Western Union, said yesterday,
"Our contract Is for 20 years, and
while no advance as yet has been
decided upon ! can say that there
will probably te much reduction tn
certain places where there was no
competition Of consequences; as there
will be an increase in o.her, the pub
lie cen be assured that they have
nothing to spprebend. WI will ad-
vance rates to Chicago to 81 cents;
they are now 25 cents, but 81 before
the trouble bet the two CON-
panies began; tn 81. Louis, 81 cents,
which was 81 50 before: there will be
no change 10 San Francisco, Boston,
Philadelphia and other large cities.
The Cuban League.
NEW YORK, August q.
At Q meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Cuban League to day
an address to the people OF the United
States was adopted, together with a
resolution that the inhabitants Of large
cities from Cuban leagues, for the pur.
pose of exerting a moral influences
upon our own and other civilized gov
| ernments in favor Of the suppression ol
the inhumxn war waged against Cuba
| for the last eight years, and invoking
the aid of the press to demand hel
recognition as q beligerent.
The President and Party as wOrces
WORCESTER. August "a.
Tho President and party reached
| here at 8 o'clock, and were escorted Il
the Bay State House by the Cit,
Guard, Light Infantry and Cont
packed, and many buildings decorated
| made by the Postmaster General
Senator Hoar.
Senator MOrt0u's Cenditi0m.
RICHMOND. Ind, Aug. %.
Doctor Bliss arrived from Washing
| ton this evening, and held a consultx
ton with DIR. Thompson. Both agre
that Senator Morton's condition
more favorable than they could expect
considering his alarming condition
yesterday, and they are hopeful tina
the Senator will soon rally again.
The Campaign Opened In Ohio.
COLUMBUS. Aug %.
The campaign for the Democrac,
opened ia this city 10. night. A larg
audience c~ongregated at Capital Squar
and was addressed by the Hon. Geo
H. Pendleton Of Cincinnati, aud Gen
6rsl Thos. Ewing Of Lancaster. MI
Pendleton spoke for upward of Al
hour. and was followed by Genera
Ewing.
The Condition sf Horton Iln
proving.
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. "a.
Senator Morton, At midnight, wa
resting comfortable, and his physi
clans express the belief that the cri>i
Ia nassed. and his gradual /