Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-11
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The Financial Issue.
New YoRK, September 10.
The Times says: The news from Main
at least justifies the persistency with whicl
the Times has pointed out that the tnan
cial issue is by far the most important o
the political questions at present befor'
the people. 1t likewise affords convincing
testimony to the correctness with whlci
the results of the election were forecast 1T
the letters and dispatches Of our own spe'
cial correspondent. The fact that, after
the most disastrous campaign In the MS
tory Of Maine, the Republican party In
that State occupies a prouder and more
honorable position than it has done tor
many years, ought to carry its obvious
moral in New York and elsewhere. NC
mediate advantage which can accrue from
dickering with she ~greenback eienient can
compensate for the permanent sacrlhce oi
consistency and principles when " WOMB
entail. The Democrats ought 70 pc al
lowed all the temporary benefit which can
be gained by an alliance or amaigamation
with the Nationals, the Republican party
can afford to stake its existence on the III
innate maintenance Of the popular sanity.
Democrats and Green5acskers Have
a Majority.
New YORK, September 10.
The result of the Maine election distnrbs
the Republican journals. A Times Port
land srecial saws: The worst fears Of the
friends Of honest money in this State have
been realized. From the returns now in
Il il evident that the Greenbackers have
cast from SO, 600 to 40, 900 votes, and that
none Of the candidates for Governor have
received q majority. The failure will, I'M
der the law, throw the contest into the
Legislature, the upper house of which will
probably be Republican by o greatly de-
creased majority, but how the Assembly
will stand cannot be decided tonight. II
IL probable, however, that the Democrats
and Greenbackers have q majority. Con-
nor, the Republican candidate for Cover
nor, has . large plurality over any Of his
opponents, but be falls several thousand
votes short Of Q clear majority. The ;ndi-
cations now are that Smith, Greenbacker,
will be second ON the list, with Garcelon,
last. The result in the Con-
gressiOnal District is not more satisfactory.
open Letter to senator KelIosg.
NEW YORK, September 10.
Tho Worlds Washington correspondent
,ays that Lieutenant Commander Kells, of
he United States Navy, has written an
open letter 70 Senator Kellogg, in which
ne says : 'sYou mtimated that the dissen-
lions among the benevolent societies here
night delay the distribution Of Govern
nent rations, l say you lie" Another
OF the letter says And when I
hear you on tho streets, daily, called a
lar. and a coward, / can't disprove it.
should there be anything in the above that
ron might construe as ~belligerent, you
will always find my address at the Navy
Kells will probably be
compelled Tor stand a court-martial for
this letter.
LEWISTON, September 10.
Androscoggin county, complete, gives
Governor Conner (Rep.), 3,S14 /; Gar
:elon (Dem.), 2,123 Smith (~Greenback),
232. For Congress Frye, 1886 Belch-
II, LIB; Chase, 3,114. The Republican
and county ticket are elected by
rom 800 to 1,500 plurality. Tbs Repre-
'entatives to the Legislature are six Re-
to three Combination-a Repub-
lean loss Of three. Frye (Rep.) has nearly
}, 700 plurality over Scion Chase Green
,ack) for Congress. In this district near
y half of the Democrats voted for Chase.
yellow Fever.
memphis, Tenn. September 10.
Physicians Of the Howard corps report
Ill eases for the past t~wenty-four hours.
They state the situation in the city as
frightful. They find more sick
han they can attend to in the Seventh,
Ninth and Tenth wards, the most
settled portions of the city. There
=, ~.xt /, e,<xI1 1.,.1~ .k-.o $500. orl 49,
difficulty is experienced in getting
Prescriptions filed. In accordance with a
determination Of the citizens to force the
to leave the city, no rations have
been issued to-day, except to persons who
lad sick ones in the family. A proclama-
lion will be issued in the morning papers
and those who expect to receive
the city is free Of fever.
The Boston Delegation In Favor OF
ButIer.
BosToN, September 10.
The Democrats of this city held a caucus
evening for the election of delegates
10 the State Convention. In nearly every
ward Butler delegates were chosen. The
complexion Of the entire Boston
delegation is said to be decidedly IN favol
Butler.
The Original sherman Letter.
CurcAao. sentember 10.
A Tribune Washington special saws I'll,
Of the Potter Gommitfce nav
had some docnment offered whicl
.nnrnorts to he the ORIGINAL Sherman letter
Probably the Committee have hot the con
Of It. but parties who have it insis
upon payment Of money. Secretary sher
manss aenlai ol .ne a~usnenslcasy u .ne 70.
yer ana nis tn.eass 70 prosecn1s any ont
navlng y - n,s possss'ign, nia@1 :. !ues
tlonapie wnesner me ro''er ooninis'e
VIII venture " use IT,
A Forged Note for 100000.
Bosrou. sentem her IN.
In connection with the sticknev defaIea
t;an. Il wa rumored on the streets to-da,
that : forged note for $40, 600, given TO tn
First NGt1onaf Bank OF Cnefseu, nau peel