Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-26
EASTERN NEWS.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY sKNrrNEL.l
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
Congress CanVassed.
THE SILVER QUESTION SAFE.
COAL MINERS IN COURT.
Death of Lieutenant English.
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
Congress CanVassed.
SILVER QUESTION SAFE.
COAL MINERS IN COURT.
Death of Lieutenant English.

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CHICAGO. Aug. "a.
The Inter Ocean having addressed a
circular letter To the various I'M
of Congress asking them to Indicate
their position on the subject OF reinon-
etizipg silver, has received replies from
1877. of these, l3l favor repeating the
Law OF 1873, and restoring the dollar OF
our fathers to It's old place i'll the coin
| age; Is favor reconciliation with con-
ditions attached; Is are opposed to re-
monetization; oil are undecided, and
two decline to answer. These W
represent every State aud include 81
Senators and 166 Representatives. or
the latter, ll3 advocate the measure
and 10 oppose it.
The coal miners In the vicinity of
Losalle, who struck July 9Th, ap-
peared in the United States Court this
morning. and filed q petition repre-
senting their grievances, which were
that after having arranged with the
Receiver of the Northern Illinois Coal
Company to mine coal for 15 cents per
ton, and to receive full work, they
we're, nevertheless, given but three
days work in the week. and bad
greatly suffered in consequence; that
the scales were Inaccurate, and the
powder furnished inferior, and that
under these circumstances they can
only make about SIS per month.
Thew, therefore, ask that the Court
arbitrate upon and adjust their grew
auces.
Private kilograms received at Jack
sonville, Illinois, announce the death
of Lieutenant William NJ. English, of
that city, from wounds received in
Gibbons late battle with the Nez
Perces.
Editorial Comments of New York
Papers.
NEW YORK, August IS.
The World editorial, commenting on
the names of Democratic candidates
indorsiny Hayes election and policy.
saws: Nobody doubts that a majority
! of the people voted for Tilden, and if
the people had their way. he would
now he administering the government
instead of Hayes. 1t is hopeless for
IN State convention now to attempt
upsetling the decision of the Electoral
Commission. The Democrats of all
the States feel themselves aggravated
by the decision Of the Electoral Com
mission, but the Democrats of no
State as vet ave been silly enough TO
propose that the arb;trament TO which
| they had consented should be set
aside, simply because the results OF
| that arbitrament did not please them.
The Sun has an editorial denouDcing
Kew in the most unmeSsured terms for
recent speeches during the presidential
journey.
u.s.. ssssa,n Rulp Cor,u 5xsiou -po.
litfcal Outlook of ohio.
WASHINGTON, August "a.
General Mcneil, of ST. Louis. having
declined a position on the Sitting Bull
Commission, the Secretary OF the In
terror has autographed an Appointment
to General Francis 4. Walker, OF Yale
College. who also declined AnOth-
| er, not named, has been requested TO
serve.
Gentlemen from Ohio, and who are
we'll informed of the political situation
| there, say there is no doubt that the
Republicans there will carry the State.
| Secretary Sherman will come out as an
avowed candidate for the SenatOrship,
| both against Stanley Matthews and
General Garfield.
The President and party returned
this morning. The President leaves
again, on September eth, for Fremont,
Ohio.
Norton All Right.
RICHMOND. Ind, August "a.
By request OF a representative OF the
Associated Press, DIR. Bliss, Senator
Morton's Washington physician
makes the following written statement
ut 10 o'clock tonight: The Senator
has been steadily i'm proving since yes
terdAy, making a rapid and satisfac
tory recovery from the attack of indi
gestion which occurred or Wednesday
He Is cheerful and hopeful and occu
pied his easy chair several hours to
day reading and discussing the NOR
prominent topics of public interest
As his physician, / feel warranted in
pronouncing him out OF danger, an1
should no unexpected complication
occur, speedy recovery will be insured
General Grand Chapter Royal Arcl
Mns0ns.
BUFFALO, n. Y, August "a.
The General Grand C.lapter OF Roy
yesterday and resumed their labor
mere this morning. The following
officers we're elected: General Crane
High Priest, John Frizzell, of Nash
vile; Deputy General Grand Higl
Priest, Robert F. Bower, of Keokuk
Grand King. Alfred T. Chapman. O
Boston; General Grand Scribe, Nobl
d. Larmer, Of Washington; Genera
Grand Treasurer. John Mcclellan, O
Boston; General Grand Secretary
Christopher @. Fox, OF Buffalo; Gen
eral Grand Captain OF the Host, Henri,
Bostwick, OF Covington; Genera
Grand Royal Arch Captain, David I
Day Of Buffalo.
CONE to think OF IL, 1t has been
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