Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-22

The IltOUne says: Inc total numDef Oh
deaths by the fever is 6 ,212. The amount
raised here for the sufferers is S292, 900.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 81.
1t is cloudy and showery to-day; deaths,
e.; new cases reported to-day, los.
MEMPHIS, September 81.
1t has cleared off bright and cool, and a
more hopeful feeling prevails. For the
twenty-four hours ending at noon to-day,
81 deaths have occurred--l9 Of these were
reported this morning. Tho Howard Asso-
citation arc busily employed in furnishing
transportation to many nurses who came
here from abroad, but whose services were
not needed.
Acts Of The President Opposed.
New YoKK, Sept. 81.
The Times says editorially: Out Of sixty
delegates elected last night to represent
the Republican party of New York at the
Saratoga Convention, only three are of the
class known as Administration Repub-
licans, and any movement to secure an in
dorsement Of the acts of the President will
apparently be opposed by nineteen
twentieths of the city delegation.
Conspiracy among Employees.
New YORK, September 81.
One of the largest dry goods houses in
III CITY HIS DGtu tAttuSlNcly IODDcu
through a conspiracy among its employees.
OF one class of articles alone there have
been 800 pieces stolen. The police are now
arresting the thieves, receivers and go
betweens.
A Spanish Frigate Founders nj Sea.
PHILADELPHIA, September 81.
The bark Carlos has arrived with 1853
officers and crew of the Spanish frigatc
Pizzaro, which foundered at sea. The
Pizzaro was homeward bound. She left
st. Georges, Bermuda, on the 5th for
Fayal, and sprung a leak during a hurri-
cane ION the 9th. The water rose rapidly
and put out her fires. The vessel was kept
sighted by the bark. Her crew were com-
pletely exhausted. They came Off in boats
at Z A. M, when they we're in such an ex-
hausted condition that they had to be
hoistcd on board.
Execution of John Spiers.
WACO, Texas, September a.
John Spiers, for the murder of Parson
Badger, in Mcclellan county, in 1875, was
executed to-day in the Waco county Jail
yard. Only the county officers, members
Of the press, physicians and a limited num-
Der of citizens were admitted. He left q
y W III q
in which he made himself a participant in
crimes with his brother-in-faw, father-in-
law and a cousin Of his brother-in-law.
A Suit for One Hundred Thousand
Dollars.
New YORK, September 81.
A New Jersey attorney has sued o. p.
Harcber, for many years transportation
agent OF the Erie Railroad Company, to
recover 800, 900 of back income tax on his
earnings, as agent, from 1862 to 1872.
Sixty Thousand Nations Sent For
ward.
WASHINGTON, September 81.
The Secretary OF War having received a
request from the Howard Association of
New Orleans for $4,000 rations to-day,
had . conference with the Commissary
General Of subsistence on the subject. and
an order was issued that 40, 700 rations be
distributed among the yellsw fever suffer-
ers Of that city.
WASHINGTON, September 81.
Eugene Hale, Chairman Of the Republic
| can Congressional Campaign Committee,
in an interview, in answer to a question as
| to whether any change was contemplated
in the conduct Of the campaign, based on
the election in Mains, says: Il know there
has been a good deal Of talk recently about
q change by the Republican party ON the
financial issues, but there is nothing in it.
We will keep to our old programme He
denies that the Republicans would go out
OF their way to make any overtures what
ever to the Greenback party. He declares
that the Committee would not counsel the
support Of the Greenback candidates in
districts where they could beat the Demo
cratic nominees by SO doing, and said an
honest financial policy is the one upon
which the fight must be made, and that the
standard upheld in Maine would not be
lowered an inch.
B~eauregarl Declines n Nomination.
New YORK, September 81.
A Times New Orleans special says the
Louisiana State Convention Of the Ma
tional party was q ridiculous farce. Gen.
Beauregard declined the nomination for
State Treasurer, but was voted for and re-
ceived a majority notwithstanding. Sub
sequentlya majority declared DR.. Gardner,
Of Baton Rouge, the candidate. He arose
to speak, but was hooted out Of the hall
when Frank H. Hatch, the President, left
the Convention in disgust.
A Terrible Tornado.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. 81.
Sherman City, q small village in Isabella
county, Michigan, was annihilated yester-
day by q terrific tornado. Every store,
dwelling honse and shed in the village was
swept clean, except one, q frame dwelling
which was partially destroyed. Tho all
was thick with timbers, boards, brick and
stone. The inhabitants tool refuge in thu
cellars. Mr.. Trio, his wife and little girl
aud hahx, ~~.~o halle ss1 rr1o
man, Michigan, considerable damage was
done.
A Cosnmission Of Experts.
WARRINGTON, Sept. II.
A movement is on foot to obtain a sui
ficient amount for the expenses Of a com
mission OF experts, to be selected after
consultation with the leading members O
the American Public Health Association
to investigate the yellow fever epidemic
the nature and cause Of the disease, III
treatment, and especially its prevention.
CONN, the Agitator. Not . Success
WASHINGTON, September n.
Coin, with his men, yesterday Afternoon
visited the brickyards in the southeastern
portion Of the city, and addressed thos'
engaged there. He advised them to joir
his strikers, but met with no success
Last evening he held a meeting at the Cit,
Hall. The speeches by him and other
were Of . mild character. The attendanc,
was slim, only about $50 strikers bcin;
present.
A Young woman shot and Instantly
Killed.
I~SDIASoPLIs, September 81.
Louis Guetig, q nephew OF the proprie
tor Of tho Spencer House, In this city, sho
and instantly killed a young woman named
McGien, formerly . dining-room girl o