Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-19
T r NEW S
NIGHT
SPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
President Hayes Position Towards
the south.

New YORK, November IS.
A correspondent, telegraphing from
Washington, says that President Hayes
has been appealed to for an authorized All
nounccment regarding his position toward
the South, and his intentions with refer
ence to the revoking Of the law at the rec snt
election. He went to his desk, and taking
q pamphlet copy Of his last message to Con-
gress, turned to the fourth page, and said:
my position has not changed toward the
South; it il the same now US when l wrote
my letter of acceptance, my inaugural ad-
dress, and my message to Congress n year
ago. In my message | said" and the
| President read as follows: 1T should be
our fixed and unalterable determination to
protect by all available and proper means
under the constitution and laws, the lately
emancipated race, in the enjoyment OF
their rights and privileges. Whatever
authority rests with NE to this end,
/ shall not hesitate to put it forth" The
President read the last sentence with en-
phasis.
GrnsShOnpcr Plague Resignation
or Two Cabinet Ministers-rhir-
teen Citizens Mortally wounded.
PANAMA, November Z.
The Valley of Cunsa has suffered fear
fully from g~rasshoppers. All the growing
crops have been completely ruined; lgar-
cane, corn. and wheat. in the upper portion
Of the valley, and all sorts Of grasses. so
that the cattle only subsist in a half-starv-
ing condition. The prices Of provisions,
OF all classes, arc exorbitant. and as sugar
estates and large haciendas have suspended
work, the poor are unable to purchase the
necessaries Of life.
49, - ~.l..xx ~>:.k-c ln-o -
signed during the week, the principal Of
whom was the Minister Of Finance. He
was accused Of secretly loaning the repre-
sentatives Of Henry Meiggs' estate $780,
QUO in nitrate certificates, upon which he
| allowed the issue OF s., 000, 900 in billetes.
which amount had previously been retired
| from circulation in order to be burned
| their method Of getting rid Of retired notes.
| The Minister'S explanation to Congress WAS
unsatisfactory, and he rendered his resig-
| nation, which, mp to the latest dates, had
not been accepted.
Large plantations Of coffee are being
made near Chenandega, on the Pacific
side. Nearly one million Of trees are now
| planted.
Advices from Salvador state that the
volcanoes Of Ixalico and Santa Anna are in
o state Of tremendous activity. On the
latter, four or five distinct openings init
fire, smoke and ash,: in volumes supposed
to be apertnres in the center OF the old
volcano, which has been silent for some
years. For miles around the ashes are
falling, and the air is filed with smoke,
darkening the day and making the scene
gloomy and terrifying. The inhabitants
in the n~eighboring valleys are terribly
alarmed.
LEMBERG, November 4.
Thirteen Of the oldest and most infiu-
entail citizens Of this town were MORALLY
wounded during yesterdays disturbance,
caused by q collision between the police
and the procession in honor OF Deputy
Hausner. which had been prohibited.
Explosien or = Locomotive Boiler.
MAHoSxEY CRY, Pa, Nov. IL.
The boiler OF the locomotive Gem ex-
ploded at the Philadelphia and Reading
depot yesterday, instantly killing tho en-
gineer. Frank Broccons, the conductor,
Jacob Trout, and Q boy named Colvan
Lutz. George Haxenbuch. q boy, died,
and eight or ten others were injured badly.
The engine is a complete wreck, and the
depot and telegraph Offices are badly shat
tered.
Edward =. stokes WIFI Make =
Persnanent Residence In san
Frnncisco.
New York, November 10.
Edward 9. Stokes, who arrived . few
days ago from California, will soon return
and make his permanent residence in San
Francisco. He il largely interested in
mining in Nevada.
Reported discovery Of stewards
ReNnaana.
NEW YoRK, November Is.
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