Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-24
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
President Hayes Speech.
COUNTERFEITERs ARRESTED
GEN. HOWARD At SHOTGUN CREEK.
Senator Morton Still Very Ill

MANCHESTER. n. Fl. August %.
The President and party were met
mt the Depot by a large crowd, and the
President was greeted by continuous
cheering AS he appeared on the rear Of
the platform. He spoke as follows:
Ladies and Gentlemen: There is
some uncertainty as to how long this
train will stop, therefore | will begin
by the usual exchange of salutations.
Good morning, iellow-citiz@ns! and
good bye! if / should have no better
opportunity to say that this is our
fourth day in New Ham pshire; enter
Ing the State rather at the northern
part. Crossing the Connecticut above
Windsor, we passed into The mount
aims, spending two days, AMI then
from the mountains To Concord. via
Plytnouth; and then we have been
greeted with receptions so much
warmer and so much better than We
individuals are entitled to, that one is
almost at a loss for az explanation of
il, and yet | suppose 1t tn mean that
the people of New Hampshire are
good American citizens, and i'll all
things the State believes in a Govern
ment; believes in union and in equal
human rights; and therefore her citi-
zens are glad to meet those who are 20
connected with the Government a. 10
have Influence in regard to these vari-
Gus questions. / do not like it TO be an
Endorsement of our views. We have
all the measures We adopt, and yet we
have a hope that the people OF this
town believe that we intend to do the
right thing. | dare not fly into
any discussion of measurs adopted,
nor into a defense OF them; that
would be very idle; if they are wrong
the people will soon understand it, or
they understand already, and our ar
guinents can not help IL; il they are
light they will of course be approved
sooner or later, ard, tor the judgment
Of the present and future, l am, !or
one, compelled and willing to leave
my public and official conduct to you;
and 30 think, my friends, we are sui
ticieutly acquainted. Now, j will in
troduce to Won seine of ;he gentlemen
who are associated with ne in the
management of This large piece of ma
chinery. which is called the Govern
ment. FIRST allow me To introduce to
you the gentleman whose appoint
ment in my Cabine, caused some dis
appointment and some disapproval, |
doubt not, among many of my good
Republican friends. l did not O
suit any of you about it. / think
most OF you would have said EO; but
the longer l have been associated with
Judge Key. the Postmaster General,
the more confident l have felt that
have made no mistake. He was on
the wrong side at a very important
juncture; he was on the wrong side at
a less important juncture. but he i
getting right; indeed, he is almost al
together right. l think by the time
we have taken him through New En-
gland he will be as good a Yankee as
any Of You"
Gen. Howard mt Shotgun Creek
senator MOrfOn's condition.
CHICAGO, Aug. %.
Gen.. Howard ~telegrapts from Camp
on shotgun Greek, Idaho, on the I'D,
as follows: $40 Gen. Crook-I am
operating in your department near
Henry's Lake. The hosliles are just
now aiming toward the Crow coun
try"
A private dispatch, just received
from Senator MortOn's brother-in-law,
states th It the Senator is very low, hut
there is hope of his surviving; his
HIM ~ Dti itCily III hio D
strong, but his digestive functions are
I'M paired, indicating a waning OF lite.
A Haul OF Counterfelters.
NEW YORK, Aug %.
On Tuesday last a man entered a
brokers Office here and represented
that he had $40 900 worth of st. Louis
county bonds for sale, which he was
willing to dispose of at a considerable
reduction. After a close scrutiny the
bonds were pronounced genuine. and
a check for $4,000 was filled out
to be handed to the man, when de-
t~ectives PinkertOn and Conner entered
the Office and arrested the seller OF the
bonds, who was recognized by them
as a prominent member OF a gang OF
bank forgers, who had been success
full in various swindling operations.
The bonds prove to be skillfully exc
cuted commercials OF the issue OF ST
Louis county bonds Of SIS 600 of the
year 1858, and to run for % years. The
man gave the name Of Huced, and
said that he and an associate naine
Colonel WIN. Currer, had within the
last lew weeks obtained a oar of Is
per cent. on S25, 900 worth Of bonds OF
the city of Quincy, Illinois, and acting
OH the information given by him, the
detectives arrested the Colonel, who
was found negotiating the sale of more
cOunterfeits under circumstances
which promised favorable results.
The men were arraigned at the TOmbs
Police Court this morning. and on the
application of detective Tucker, of st.
Louis, were remanded. John Cannon
was also ~arraingned in Court at the
same time. charged with completely i'm
these ~forgeries. He WAS committed
TOR examination. He bears the repnia-
ton of being a skillful craftsman in the
art of forgery. Other arrests are ex-
pected.