Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-09

NIGHT DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO II EUREKA DAILY srsrrsr'
lAwlEssNfss IN LINCOLN COUNTY,
AID OF THE ARMY TO PRESERVE
PEACE.

AID OF THE ARMY TO PRESERVE
PEACE.
The Presidents Proclamation.
WAsBfSeroS, October s.
General Lew Wallace, recently appointed
Governor Of New Mexico, has notified the
President OF the continued la~wlessness
in Lincoln county of that Territory, and
has requested the aid OF the army OF the
United States to preserve the peace. The
President will therefore issue his prociama-
ton commanding all riotous bands TO dis
perse within five days. The following
proclamation was issued by the President
to-day:
WHEREAS, 1t is provided in the laws OF
the United States, that whenever, oy rea-
son Of any unlawful combination, or as
| sembly Of persons. or rebellion against the
Government of the United States, it shall
become impracticable, in the Judgment OF
| the President, to enforce, by the ordinary
course OF judicial proceedings, the laws OF
\ the United States within any State or Ter
| ritory, it shall be lawful for the President
to call for the military of all the States,
and to employ such parts oil the land
and naval force as he may deem necessary
To enforce the execution of the laws OF to
suppress such rebellion in whatever State
or Territory thereof, the laws OF the
United States may be forcibly opposed in
in the execution thereof forcibly OBJ
structed and,
WHEREAS, 1t has been made to appear to
me that by reason Of the unlawful combi-
nations and assemblages Of persons In
arms, it has become impracticable to en-
~ ~l..aw ~ of ind ~
proceediugs the laws OF the United States,
within the Territory of New Mexico, and
especially within Lincoln county, and that
the laws of the United States have been
herein forcibIy opposed, and the
thereof forcibly resisted and,
WHEREAS, The laws of the United
States require that wherever it may be
necessary in the Judgment OF the Presi-
dent to use the militia for the purpose OF
the faithful execution of the laws of the
United States, he shall forthwith by proc
lamaticn command such insurgents to dis
! perse, and retire peaceably TO their respec-
tive abodes within a limited time.
| Now, therefore, /, Rutherford b. Hayes,
| President of the United States, do hereby
admonish all good citizens OF the United
States, and especially Of the Territory OF
| New Mexico, against aiding, countenanc-
ing, abettinS. or taking part in such un-
lawful proceedings, and hereby warn all
persons engaged in or connected with said
| obstruction Of the laws to disperse, and
return peaceably to their respective abodes,
on or before tho 18th instant.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed. Done at the city OF
| Washington, this 9Th day of October, in
| the year OF our Lord 1878, of the indie
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In~surreetion In santa Cruz.
Nrw YoRK. October 8.
A.dispatch.- Announcing that the insur-
rection in Santa ruz is drawing to an end,
says: French and English men-oi-war are
pro,ec'lnS she .owls' WINE 'no D M
soiuiels anu ioyai solun'eels ar
sne County. oesasional .nn ~ .ha r;a.are
occurrlns, pus .ue nasJolns ~ - y, .a9sl.
sFe seesin ~ 70 a say as 81 ~ tedv
Say - sno iaas ra..a5 $500
oesel'y susaI essa.ss are fepoa'su pu..
anu 'n1 .epois ssss !"
y An asi'es - 'onninieu.
A Destructive Fire--Iseward of 81. 900
iANhfoN. Octooer Q.
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CINCINNATI. October 8,
The Deputy United States Marshal ar
rested James d. williamson, Democrat,
candloate ior Coun.s ireasulel Dl.o.n
"ns III - nra.s;nant -nl;t;siars a
North Vsrnnr Ind;ana vesterdav for al
e,aa r,r.a - caIan;1: ranaatars
'o'u
Yellow Fever Items.
MEMPHIS, October 8.
The weather is settled and warm, whicl
is favorable to a further spreading OK tt,
disease. From 6 o'clock last night unit
noon .o,aay' y dea'ns arc fepof1d ny w
Nrv onrrAxs octobcr 4.
Doatbs to-dav' 40. new cases reported
zoe. Total deaths 2 se1. total eases. ia. TAG
M. vveather ia cloudy and th-rsateninr rain
The indianapolis Election.
INDIANAPOLIS, October s.
The election is progressing with the in
dication Of q very full vote being polled
There arc three full tickets Tor State ON
Ss.s a ~. ~. menarass - III sha d;str;cts ex
cact ~ Seventh Ipd;ananol;s ana IN,
Twe,fth. Fort Wavne. In the former til,
Democrats indorse Dr.. De La Matyr, til,
National nominee, and in the latter the Re
nuhlicans vote with the Nationals fol
StuoeDaAefs
A Claimant for Michael Recess For