Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-16
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
The International Shooting.
Commemts Of che '.world " ON she
Match.

| NEW YORK, sept. 10.
Again the bulletin boards have been
surrounded all The morning by enthu-
siastic crowds. The shooting was a
great surprise TO everybody, and Amer
leans about the city are jubilant. The
pool sales were not spirited, being al
together one-sided, the difficulty being
to get the British end at any cost.
The World says, editorially, of the
match: In chronicling and applauding
this great victory, Americans will not
omit to recognise the rare quality and
manline.s OF the defeated British rifle
men. They were not beaten because
themselves were weak. In nothing of
experience or honorable effort were
they inferior to our men, and our per-
centage Of preponderance represents
rather anything else. Our advantage
I'm weapons, in position, and above all
that organization, discipline and har-
mony without which no team, no mat
Ter what task is set, \ be successful.
We place no selfish restrictive patent
upon these things. Our hope is rather
that our fraternal competitors may
avail themselves Of every advantage
known to us, until the contest between
us shall be narrow, to become one OF
sheer skill.
a Great Panic ns the Conclusion OF
b Ohio state Fall.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. IA.
The State fair closed to day with a
large attendance. During the grand
review of premium stock in the horse
ring this evening. m of the teams be.
came frightened and ran away. This
frightened other stock, and many of
the animals broke away from their
grooms and created great excitement.
One team dashed with furious speed
among The terrified animals, and upon
the Macon cornet band, which headed
the procession, throwing them right
and left 10 the ground. The confusion
which followed WAS terrible. The
thousands of spectators who filled the
track and grand stand became filled
with excitement, and it was with diff
Guilty that many persons we're saved
from being crushed to death. The
only serious injury, however. was to a
will probable recover.
Yellow Fever Becoming Epidemic
I'm Florida.
CHICAGO, Sept. IA.
A Journal Washington special says:
| Parties arrived from Florida say there
is great excitement there on account OF
| yellow fever threatening the coast
cities. Fernandina is being rapidly
depopulated. Stringent sanitary and
quarantine measures are being taken.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. IA.
Five deaths have occurred at Fer
nandina since last report and several
new cases are reported. DIR. MacFar-
land, from Savannah, says the disease
will shortly become epidemic. 1t is
almost impossible to get at the true
condition of affairs there. The Board
of Health is now we'll organized and
the hospital will o have to be es-
tablished.
The Presidential Party.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA.
Secretary Evarts will leave Wash
ington to morrow morning for Louis
vile, stopping at Grafton, West Vir
ginia, where he will remain until the
arrival of Secretary Schurz and Post
master General Key, who leaves to-
morrow evening. The Postmaster
General will accompany the presiden-
tial party ON their southern tour. Sec
Rotary Schurz expects to leave the par
~ at Louisville and return here. Secre-
tary Thompson will accompany the
party ~ far as Chattanooga, from
which place he will proceed to Pensa-
cola for the purpose OF examining the
navy yard.