Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12
EASTERN NEWS.
ESPECIAL. TO n DAILY SENTINEL.
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES .
WASHINGTON.
What Hayes Thinks About Main Re-
pudiating Him.
REPUBLICAN DISAFFECTION
IN OHIO
OTHER WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, August III.
The President has been interview we'd
touching the Maine Convention. lie
said while he would, of course have
been greatly pleased il the Republican
Convent ION in Maine had adopted res
olutions endorsing him and his Adj
ministration of the Government, yet
he was not i'm the least disturbed by
its failure to do so. The introduction
OF such a resolution and the speeches
made in favor of it, indicated what he
knew we'll enough before, that he had
considerable backing i'm the Pine Tree
State. referring to Blaine's course,
he said he was not surprised by that
either, as Blaine had taken exactly the
same course that might have been ex-
pected from his u~tterances at Wood
stock. Hayes also remarked that the
proceedings in Augusta yesterday,
showed the feeling and influence of the
individual members of the Convention
rather than the general feeling of the
whole body. The President expressed
confidence hat it will not be long be-
fore Maine Republicans generally will
be ready to endorse him. The Pres
| ident is undoubtedly much more dis
turbed by the outbreak of hostile feel
ing among his Republican neighbors
i'm Columbus, Ohio. than by anything
that occurred i'm the Maine Conven-
ton. Some of his intimate party
friends participated in that affair, and
it Is naturally an unpleasant thing for
him. This action is interpreted here
as meaning a serious detection in the
Republican ranks in Ohio and indicat-
ing that the Republicans will not be
able to make a harmonious or Success
full camraign.
The Cabinet was in session yester-
day and determined that a commits
sion of three be appointed to act with
a similar commission on the part of
| Canada and arrange for the return of
| Sitting Bull and his followers to the
United States. One member OF the
commission will be an army officer,
another will represent the Indian De-
partment, and the third will be selected
after a conference with the President.
The Cabinet also discussed the ques-
ton of the impending danger to the
inhabitants of the vicinity of Puget
Sound on account of threatened Indian
outbreaks, and decided to send a man
of-war to that place from San Fran
cisco.
Inc NeutTdl SScuucli anu COfUlilttet
of Safety of The Labor League of this
district presented resolutions to the
Commissioners of the District of Col
umbia, setting forth the utter destitu-
ticn prevalent among the white and
colored workingmen of the district,
the lawful and orderly manner in
which they conducted themselves dur
ing the recent strike, and earnestly re-
questing the Commissioners to raise a
loan of $3.50, 900 and set 1000 men t o
work on public improvements. The
league pledge themselves to use their
influence with Congress when it as.
sembles to pay the loan and deficiency
with interest.
The latest reports from the Rio
Grande border are to the effect that
United States troops are being used
very vigorously to prevent hostile in
cursions by the Lerdoists from Texa>
into Mexico. General Ord also j.
making efforts TO arrange the border
troubles by securing the e~xtradition OF
the Lipsan Indians. Negotiations
looking to this m are now in pro.
gress with good prospects of success.
Business.
New YORK, August IL.
The effects of the great strike are
even more clearly seen in the bank
transactions of tho week ending
August 4tb, than in those of the week
proceeding. The cities which escaped
its immediate effects now feel the con,
sequences through their general trade
and especially through their dealing'
with the cities most disorcered, while
at Philadelphia. Chicago. st. Louis
Louisville and Pittsburg the depres
sion of business is very great. Clear
ing-housc returns from sixteen cilie,
for July show a gain of IL $1,000 pei
cent. This gain, however, is shares
by only seven cities, New York, Bos
ton, New Orleans, Pittsburg, Louis
vile, Kansas City and Worcester. A
San Francisco there has been q very
marked improvement, due, it is true
to the accession of important bank,
which formerly did not do bushes,
through the clearinghouse, but i
makes the apparent decline in trans
actions for the four weeks ending Jul,
%, compared with the correspondent,
weeks last year, only 4 l-l00 per cen
Rufianism I'm Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, August IL.
A special from Huntingdon, state
that General Henry Darrell, on trial a
Tiptonville. Lake county, bulldose,
the Court at that place on Wednesda,
and Thursday with 25 armed men, tn
Sheriff and deputies being entirely in
efficient. Darrell gave himself up
but refused to 60 to Jail, and instea,
was placed in the custody of one q
his friends. 1t having been show
that his bond was insufficient, it wa
so announced in Court, and Darrell
was ordered to Jail. Tho Sheriff re
fused to act, and Darrell and his arme'
friends walked out of the Courtroom
defying the authorities. The Sheril
refusing to summon q posse, Governo
Potter vas telegrapLed to to send tn
Chickasaw Guards of Memphis to hi
relief.