Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-27

buildings, including the St. James
Hotel and the sewing machine factory,
lost their roofs. The damage TO crops
is incalculable, not only in tho vicinity
of Springfield, but all along the path
way of the storm. At Reading, Ohio,
the stable of Henry Rosenberg was
blown down, killing him. AT Ian.
caster residences and stores were un.
rooted, and the Catholic Church stee
pie blown down.
Enthusiastic Reception OF the Pres.
ident in Boston.
BoSToN, June 26.
In view of the Presidents reception,
crowds fill the streets named as the
line of march. Bunting tiutters every.
where, business is partially suspended
and the city wears a gala appearance,
Marching bodies of military, going TO
the rendezvous al Nesk, has made the
morning hours lively. The train
which bore the Presidents party ar.
rived here at 10:15. At Putnam, Con.
necticut, the President received the
first welcome to New England, being
introduced from the platform, aud
greeted, in the name of the citizens, by
G.. w. Phillips. Short and happy re-
sponses, full of thanks, were made by
Hayes, Attorney General Devens and
Postmaster General Key. At Frank
lin, Mass, another halt was made and
here the same warm greeting occurred,
the President, Key and Evarts speak
ing in reply. An enthusiastic crowd
gathered around the depot to see the
distinguished men. Two detachments
of Com panies ID and A Laucers were
drawn mp IN the real OF the station. A
squad of about 30 police arrived about
9:l5, being none o soon, for the
crowd was growing noisy and turbu-
lent. Great trouble was experienced
in preserving any degree Of order, and
the running of the trains was consid-
erably Inconvenience on the arrival
of the carriages containing the STATE
authorities. They were arranged in
in the the real of the station near the
cavalry battalion, the Governors car
riage being placed in the middle of the
road. The railroad gate was lowered,
and a Gordon of police kept order. As
the engine came in sight, decorated
with streamers, the 10000 people who
thronged the vicinity of the railroad
sent up a shout of welcome to the
President, which was taken up along
the line OF march. AS the ears came
in a salute was fired. Governor Rice,
his staff and invited guests We're sta
toned on Dudley street. The cavalry
battalion was drawn up in line be-
tween the crossing and the depot. AS
soon as the train stopped, Governor
Rice rapidly advanced TO meet the
President and both cordially grasped
each other by the Land. President
Hayes did not attempt to make any
speech, but simply thanked Governor
Rice for his cordial welcome and
passed into the carriage.
North Carolina (arpef.baggers.
WASHINGTON, June 20.
o. II. Dockery, who is an applicant
for the position of Consul General to
London, has solicited President Hayes
to turn out all of President Grants
Federal appointees in North Carolina,
who he asserts are carpet. baggers, and
promises if he does SO to organize and
carry the State for the Administration.
The President assured Dockery that
such was his intention.
Mormon Divorces Declared Void.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 26.
The Supreme Court to-day sustained
the decision of Judge Roberts OF the
Dearborn Circuit Court in the case OF
Nelson Il. Wood, in which it was held
that Utah divorces were illegal and
void.
The Iowa Republican Convention.
DEs MONIES, June 20.
The Republican Convention to-mor.
rev will doubtless be the largest ever
hold in tho SIata Packard il hara