Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

tace value, thus enabling their owners to
mi them into circulation at considerable
proet. Under date Of July Is, 1871, the
director Of the Mint published tables from
which the value of coins can be obtained.
He does not advise any one to dispose of
them at such rates. As early as August
"a. 1876, the Department informed an In
nuirer that trade dollars had only a bull
lion value, and this information has been
repeated scores of times. and published by
the press throughout the country. To
avoid the labor of preparing letters, the
| Director of the Mint embodies this infor
nation in a circular, adding thereto tables
for the computation of such value. There
was no new decision in value in the circu-
la.ion, though possibly its publication
may have FASTENED the depreciation of the
coins to their true value, an event which
was inevitable and could not have been
much longer delayed.
Greenbachers in Convention.
MANCHESTER, N. H.. Sept. 6.
The National GTecnback Party of New
Hampshire met in convention this morn
ing. Three hundred and sixty-two del
egates were present. After the organiza-
ton was completed resolutions were passed
that the General Government alone should
ioStC iiohty itI tuS Dtiiclit Vi alls Qtf1ilu-
ing the repeal Of the National Banking act;
the issue by the Government of full legal
tender paper money; prompt payment Of
all outstanding bonds at maturity; imme-
diate repeal Of the Resumption act; equal
taxation of all individual and corporate
property; thoroughly honest and economical
administration of public affairs; that sal
aries be SO fixed that the recommendations
will be a fair equivalent for services rem
dered; no subsidies should be granted by
the General Government to Individuals or
companies; public lends for the benefit of
actual settlers; modise alton of the Iron
clad Tramp law, and ~denouncing Com
munism.
Reunion of Soldiers.
CINCINNATI, September G.
Much good feeling is manifested at the
reunion of the soldiers, North and South,
now being held at Marietta, Ohio. A num-
Der Of prominent officers and speakers are
present from different sections of the
country. Intermingled with experiences,
as told by old soldiers, are many utterances
Of good will and kindly affection among
those who fought against each other in the
late civil war. The fact that large sums OF
money arc being raised and exertions prt
forth at the North to relieve the South are
referred to as practical proof Of the sym
| pathy felt.
Suif to Recover Si,0o0.00c.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.
William G. Rogers and J. Jarvis Jones,
~stationers, nave been arrested in suits be-
gun by the city to recover nearly Il million
dollars, paid during the reign OF the old
Tammany ring, upon alleged fraudulent
warrants. Bail has been fixed at S25 900.
The defendants have claims against the
city which have been audited for about
S2,e00, 600.
Shooting in Texas.
GALVESTON, September 6.
A Dallas special says Ira Davis and J.
w. Calder, Receiver and Director Of the
Dallas and Wachits Railroad, were met on
the street to-day by Rosser and Palmer, ex-
Directors. Some words passed, when re-
volvers were drawn and firing commenced,
/ and Calder was mortally wounded. Tho
ex-Dircctors surrendered themselves.
Hung by-a Mob.
SANDUsKY, Ohio, September 6.
William Taylor, the colored man who il
supposed to have murdered the white girl
Alice Macdonald, was taken from ths
Sheriff last evening and hung by a mob Il
a lamp post. The authorities we're utterl,
incapable OF managing the mob or dom:
their duty.
Vermont Goes Republican.
RUTLANp. VT, September 6.
Returns from nearly half the State indi
cate a Republican majority Of from 1900
to 10000 on a decreased vote from that o
1876.
The LiIaor Tax.
WASHINGTON, September 6.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
decides that medicated wines aud distilled
spirits are subject to tax the same as if no
medicated.