Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
NEW Yo28.
The Bogus Nephew Of Secretary
Robson.
No CIGAR MAKERS WANTED IN
SAN FRANCISCO.
Al English Optssen o. shs Casters
War.

Al English Opissen 81 she Eastern
New YORK, Nov. 80.
The fellow Robson, who q year ago
was rspudiatsd by Secretary Robeson
when claiming to DO the Iatter's
nephew in California, has been vic
tinsizing the people Of Central New
York through = similar p~retense aud
bogus drafts.
The Sun publishes . bitter San Fran
cisco card. signed A. b. Sanford. urg-
ing workingmen against going to Cali
fUrnia- He says cigar makers can moi
get work ut any figures; all mechanics
are in y bad condition; farm hands can
not get enough to live on with any
comfort, while To support . family Is
oui III the question.
An intelligent English correspond
ent, discussing the future Of the Turco-
Russian war, argues that its close will
be full Of peril for England. She can
hardly consent IN q ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Of tho Turkish Empire without en-
d~anpering her hold upon the loyalty
OF her Musselmen subjects In India,
aud II there be any truth in the very
general belief Of Europe that Germany
means 10 use the ascendancy which
this wal has given to her toextend her
influence effectively and visibly owe
Belgium and Holland, the prestige Of
England Ms the great European power
will receive such . blow as has not
heen struck at IL since the allied BUR
bon fleets swept the English channel
and The war ministry Of King George
III. was compelled tn sign The humil-
iAling peace " Versailles. To all this
it is claimed that the English public
has become indifferent under the in
tiueAce Of Gladstone's foreign policy.
the basis Of which was that peace was
more important TO England han the
honor or integrity Of the British em
pire. He made 1t fashionable 10 talk
even Of the separation Of the Colonies
and the Mother Country a. m
not only possible but probable. not
merely endurahle but desirable. Rob-
art Lowe, Gladstone's Chancellor OF the
Exchpquer. nov pursues the theme IN
TIE Fortnightiy Review. soothing the
jealousy Of England against Russia
by showing that India. and all other
foreign ~dOininiOns, are sources Of anx-
iety and expense. aud that 1t would be
we'll for the country to get rid VI them.
Congregational Proceedings-rhe ne
bate In she kellogg Case Resumed.
WAsHINaToN, Nov. $3.50.
SENATE
Immediately after the reading of the
journal. the House joint resolution In
relation t0 the French International In
dustial Exposition, WAS taken up aud
the Senats amendments agreed to.
The Joint resolution was then read .
third time and passed; yeas, SO; nays,
70.
A number OF bills were introduced
and referred, when the consideration
Of the kellogg cass wss resumed, and
Salisbury spoke In favor Of recOmmit-
ting tho subject 10 tho COMMITTEES of
| Privileges aud Elections, with instruc-
tons tO take testimony.
Paddock. during tho morning hour,
submitted the following: "Jhereas,
it 10 alleged that the Union Pacific
Railroad and Its branch companies
have heretofore neglected, and still do
neglect and refuSe to operate their
roads in accordance with the acts ri
Congress under which their constitu-
ton was authorized; and Uheyeas, II il
sltegsd that by means Of said defaults,
and an O Of the same, the Gov
eminent of the Uuited Stat Is and the
pubic have been. and etiil are being
damaged and deprived OF their just
and lawful rights and privileges. stipu-
lated. defined and agreed upon in said
acts sforesid: therefore, be 1t resolved,
that the President Ut the United States
be-. and he IL hereby requested to in
form the Senate what legal impedi-
ments. II any. exist, which prevent
him from executing the laws Ia ac-
eordanee with the obligations accepted
and agreement made BY the said
Union Pacific Railroad Company and
stipulated and agrsed upon In the sew
orsl acts Aforesaid"
II was ordered printed, and lie ON
tho table.
Paddock gave notice that he would
hereafter submit = resolution - . sub
stitute for the resolution of Chaffee, on
tho subject now pending.
Republican Senators ssy that thu po-
sition Of Judge Davis has been accur-
atoly a~scertained. Il was reported II
the Republican caucus that be will not
vote In the Butler esse at all. unless
his vote is needed 70 seat Butler.
The House Committee on The Pacific
Railroads held the hTst meeting 70 day.
Four members. exclusive Of Potter.
we're absent. The Committee having
resolved M ofIicial notice Of Potier's
! dectinaticn Of the chairmanship tonk
no sction. There was no session Of the
House 10 day, thero not being . quo
rum present.
This morning the hotel. grand stand
and forty I've stables ~ Washington
| driving park. Benning'n station, owned
rs 900; partly insured.