Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-13
NEWS.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY sENTINEL.l
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
The Presidents Triumph.
ant March.
IMMENSE ENTHUSIASM OF
THE PEOPLE.

DAYTON, Sept. III.
The presidential party left Fremont
in a special coach this morning by the
HIS train and stopped only at the
most important stations, at every one
of which hundreds of people had gath
cred TO see the President. At Spring
field a vast number of people had as
embed at the depot, to whom the
President said a few words, simply re-
ferrirg to his speech OF last January,
and stating that he was endeavOring in
all faithfulness to carry out the policy
it foreshadowed. AS the train moved
off cheer after cheer was given by the
people. AS the train entered Dayton
were fired and constant cheer
ing was kept up by the thousands OF
people who had gathered around the
depot snd for squares along the route
I O X. &. Anderson's house, where it
was known the President and family
would stop. A band of music and
several military companies were in at
tendance and preceded the carriages
to Mr.. AndersOn's house. AT 8 O'Clock
= procession was formed, headed by a
band of music and proceeded to the
residence of Mr.. Anderson, where sew
eral thousand people had assembled,
III oftCt " oJ tdO vi AOdA CnAiS
were made for the President, who ap-
peared and made a short speech. Gen
eral Butler, J.. ID. Cox and Chief JUS
tice Waite are here and will participate
in tho exercises Tomorrow.
The Extra Session Of Congress.
WASHINGTON, September IL.
Estimates for the support of the
army tor the present fiscal year have
been prepared by the War Department
and sent to the Treasury Department.
which will transmit them to Congress
at the extra session. These are the
only estimates to be sem in. The ques-
tioI regarding the Presidents sending
the usual annual message and report
of the Executive Department TO the
extra session, has been considered in
the Cabinet. 1t was agreed that the
message and accompanying documents
should relate only to the business for
which Congress is to be especially con
vened. and not to general subjects Of
legislation. and 1t Is thought, therefore,
that the message will be brief.
The Maine Election.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. IL.
The Senate stands % Republican and
three Democrats, and the House 81
Republicans, Is Democrats, two Green
hackers and 26 not reported. Regard
ing the constitutional amendments,
that limiting the electing franchise re-
ceived 2,5S7 votes for, and 1907 votes
against it. and that limiting municipal
Indebtedness 1852 for, and 65S against.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. IL.
The official returns of the State cleo
ton come in slowly, and indicate that
Conner's majority over all candidates
will moi fall below 5000.
The wisconsin Republican state
Convention.
MADISON, Wis.,, Sept. IL.
The Republican State Convention,
which met in this city to-day, nom-
mated the following ticket: For Gov
ernor, VIM. Smith. off Milwaukee; for
Lieutenant Governor, j. Nj. Bingham,
of Chippewa; Secretary OF State, Hans
Il. Warner, of Pierce; State Treasurer,
Richard Gunther. of Winnebago; At
torney General, William Il. Carter, of
Grant; Superintendent OF Public In
struction, w. G. Whitford, OF Rock
county.