Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-21
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
Kearney Gone to San Francisco.
he GAVE UP THE FIGHT IN BOSTON.
He VIII Return to the East Again.
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BosToN, November 20.
Kearney left for San Francisco at 6
o'clock last evening, accompanied by his
wife, brother and two children. Two causes
led to his dcparture-the opposition ex-
pressed by the Democrats who follow But
Ter, against his meddling in the municipal
fight, and the sudden appearance of disscn-
sions in the Workingmen's party in San
Francisco. He recently received q long
letter from San Francisco, announcing that
men in the labor movement had been TAX
ing advantage Of his absence to undermine
his power, and that there was danger Of a
serious revolt. He was advised to come
home at once, and so he decided to give up
the fight in Boston and save his prestige
| and power in California, if possible. He
seemed defeated, nervous and tired. On
being interviewed, he declined to talk
of Butler, merely saying that he
was the only available candidate the
W~orkingmen could find. He said he was
| coming back after the next election in Cal
ifornia. By the way, he said, you may
put it down that the next Governor Of Cal
ifornia will be o farmer. He intimated
that he could have the Office himself if he
chose to accept it, but he wanted to keep
out of politics, so that if he found a man
going back on the people, he could cut
him down. When l come back, he said, l
will settle up some old scores. will drive
the Shiny thieves who oppose me into the
northwest corner of He'll. where I will pin
them, and make them wiggle-waggle until
the Lord God Almighty sets up his throne
on earth, and calls every damned cuss Of
them to pass in his checks. They have
opposed me because, like Jesus Christ, /
went among the people, doing good and
preaching the doctrine Of salvation. / will
have a reception in California bigger than
Columbus when he landed. lie then said:
I'll tell you how Butler was defeated. He
was beaten by the men who had charge Of
his affairs. Every wh~isky-guzzler and ward
hummer in the State was working for him,
and the decent, hard working men were
Disguised.
Aid for the Cnnadn!Pacinc Railroad.
NEW York, November 20.
The Herald's" Ottawa correspondent
says ]: 1t is reported that the Canadian
Government has authorized Province Min
lister Tilley and Sir A. T. Gait, to press
upon the notice Of the Imperial authorities
the importance OF aiding the Canada Pa
cifc railroad with q grant of f6, DOC, 600, on
the ground that the work is one Of Impe-
rial concern. 1t is understood that Beacons-
field is not i~ndisposed to help the under.
taking, under certain co~nditions-on being
that the amount contributed by Grea'
Britain shall be employed west Of the Rocky
Mountains. It is said that Parliament will
be called here for the dispatch Of bushes.
about the first week in January.
An Effort to Supercele Mr.. Linder
man.
New YoRx, November 20.
THE 7Tu,ocs WaahtpOfoU anrrasnoudo
says Linderman's time expires Decem
Der 9Th, and efforts are being made to su
percede him. Postmaster Snowden, Of
Philadelphia, is the most prominent candi
date, but it is doubtful il Sherman viii
consent to any change. Snowden, however
would rather be superintendent Of tn
Philadelphia Mint, as 1t has more patron
age.
Dying 70 neat AN Insurance Com
pany.
i, New YORK, November 20.
The life insurance companies are consid
erably excited by the death At Binghamp
ton, on Saturday last, Of colonel Walton
Dwight, who, within three months pre-
vious. had succeeded in getting policies II
favor Of his wife and son amounting Il
$3.50, 900, and paid about 81, 100 for pre-
miums since he was financially embar'
raised, and. it is thought, could hav
raised. only with the greatest difficulty
the So, 200 due ON the next quarter. 1t !
the theory in some Offices that Dwight in
tended, when he took out the policies. +
be a dead man before the other premium
A Drunken Judge.
New YoHx, November 20.
The Times" Washington correspond
emit says the official conduct Of judge
Humphreys has been q public scandal her
for several years, and it IL only within tn
past fortnight that A. G.. Riddle, attorn ne.
Tor the district, publicly characterized hin
in his annual report as . drunken Judge
A serious Misunderstanding.
CINCINNATI. November 20.
Charles Young, Archibald Steen, and
son Of. the latter. working . farm on share
near Labanon, Ohio. had : misunderstood
ing on Friday, during which Steen and hi
son dubbed Young until he was insensi
BILE. A hired man Of Young's coming h
the rescue, met the same fate. Mrs. YOUNG
and daughter came upon the scene, an
were both felled TO the earth with clubs
The Steens then fed, and have not sine
boen heard Of. The physicians say 1t i
unlikely that Young or the hired man vii
ecove
The Banks Provoke Fresh War.
New YoRK. November 20.
A 'sTribune' Washington special says
Congressman Buckner, who il At Washing
ton. says his committee will not agree X
any change Of the silver law in favor Of th,
gold standard. He says that the bank
have provoked . fresh war in Congress.
An address 10 king Hunbert.
New YonK. November 20.
The Italian residents Of New York hav<
lust drawn up IN address 10 King Humbert
congratulating him and the country upor
hia eocnna from fha aasnaainsg dagger. ant