Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-03
A CHILLING RECEPTION BY THE
wORKINGMEN.
NEW YonK, September 2.

NEW York, September 2.
Concerning Kearney's relations to the
Roman Catholics the Freeman Journal
saws it SO happened that the Kearney
demonstration in indianapolis on Sunday
came in competition with o demonstration
of welcome 10 the new Bishop Of the Do
cese. The result furnished additional
proof that the blatant Communist from
California can expect neither comfort nor
countenance from the great body Of the
Catholic Church. The new Bishop was
welcomed by o vast crowd of people, glad
Of the opportunity to show their respect for
his holy Office, and Kearney was neglected
with conspicuous contempt. The street
procession which was to nave received
and escorted him to the picnic grounds
numbered no less than sixty-eight by actual
count The sand lot orator could
not help feeling the chill. He COM
planned Of fatigue and his speech
to a small crowd in the grove was brief
and spiritless. The indianapolis demon
stration was q significant sample Of the es-
innate held OF kearney among tho western
workingmen. He is a failure as q sensa-
tionalist in this longitude, and ought to
lose no time in returning to the open arms
Of the San Francisco hoodlums.
The following compose the American
rifle team for 1878: W.. H. Jackson, G. E.
Dwight, j. F. Brown, w. Gerrish, r. Rath-
bone, j. s. Sumner, II. F.. Clarke and ii.
7. Rockwell.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
will tomorrow issue a new tariff, advanc-
ing their rates to approximate to the recent
advance Of rates by the Union and Central
Pacific railroads.
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Memphis,
MEMPHIS, September Q.
To-day opened clear and warm and with
the little force Of workers nearly exhausted.
The fever continues without any abate-
mcnt. 1t is impossible to obtain a list Of
new cases to noon, for the reason that the
physicians are not required to report be-
fore 5 P. M, The undertakers report 4S
| yellow fever interments up to noon, and
the indications are that the death list will
be as large as yesterday. A number Of ne
| groes, some of them drunk, assembled be-
fore the Commissary Department this
morning, and becoming riotous made a
rush for the doors. They were kept back
by the colored military on guard, but a
second attempt being made the guard fired
| killing one negro. The doors were closed,
and General Luke E. Wright spoke to
the crowd, and quiet was restored for the
time being. The committee is doing all in
its power to supply the people with food,
but some of the negroes are dissatisfied
with the manner in which it is being done
New York, September 2.
The subscriptions to the yellow fever
sufferers to-day amounted to $4,000. The
total subscriptions to date are $44, 637.
PoRT GIBSON, September o.
Four hundred cases and SIS deaths have
occurred out Of $50 persons remaining in
town. About 1900 fed. The distress is
very great. The sick are dying, with no
one to give them q drink of water.
Yellow Fever Death In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September 2.
A Miss Davis from New Orleans was re-
moved to the City Hospital last week, suf-
fering from yellow fever. Her case to-day
is considered critical. A death from vel
low fever is reported from Franklin, Ohio.
The Public Debt Observation-Disclosures.
ance for the Fever Sufferers.
WASHINGTON, September 2.
The public debt statement for August
shows a decrease of Sc, ATS, 504, and the
following balances in the Treasury: Cur
rency, 50, 500, Ill I; special fund for the re-
dcmption of fractional currency, $40, 900,
900; special deposit Of legal tenders for
the redemption Of certificates of deposit,
S49, 460, 900 I; coin, S23S, 420, 7O9, including
coin and silver certificates, S44 OFT $50
outstanding legal tenders, S346, 671 ,016.
In response to a dispatch from Memphis
asking for nurses with yellow fever ex-
pcrience, twelve ladies and two gentlemen
have volunteered their services, and a dele
gate from the Soldiers Home offers his
services and 65 other soldiers of the Homo
to serve as watchmen, police, nurses or il
any capacity without compensation.