Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-01
N E w S.
NIGHT ~DisPATcHEs.
lsrxnrAL TO TIE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
A Kentucky Comfy Under Mob
Rule.
WHOLESALE NATURALIZATION OF CHINESE
NEW YORK CITY.
THE CIPHER TELEGRAM BUSINESS.
Army DesertIons Growing Less.
Rel Clouds BAND Supplied with
PleAty Of Fool and Cattle.
THE CIPHER TELEGRAM BUSINESS
Army Distortions Growing Less.
Rel Clouds Band Supplicl with
Plenty Of Fool and Cattle.

NEW Y0RK, November 80.
The Herald" has u long telegram from
Lexington. Ky, stating that Breathill
county is in = state Of civil war. arising
from q murder com united during the re-
cent political campaign. The '.Herald's"
report says: A letter written from Jack
son on Wednesday. says: s.Ths town is
under the control Of n mob. The good
citizens are fleeing for their lives, and the
women and children are serking shelter
from any who will protect them. The OH
GERS of the law are defied, and havoc aud
deselation prevail. Men drunk aud wild
with frenzy, armed to the teeth with pistols
aud guns, are walking the streets yelling
at the top Of their voices, AMI pruclaiminy
whom they intend to kill. In fact. it is as
much a. your life is worth to -. pc " upoa
the streets, fnr you are liable to be at
tackled by tither, or both parties. at any
moment. This il the third day II this
terrible condition Of affairs. This people
have been soreiy afflicted in the past, but
the outrages and lawlessness then are not
to be compared with the terrible crimes Of
this week. An appeal has been made to the
Governor for State troops, County Judge
Barrett, and many others, having been
murdered by the rioters.
Miscellameous Eassern Items.
CHICAGO. November 80.
An Inter- Ocean Washington special savs:
Postmaster General Key says that i'll three
months be will order most Of the postal
cars now running taken Off the railroads.
unless Congress makes . spe edy and sufi-
Gent appropriation to pay for transporta-
ton. He fears nothing less than the with
drawal Of these cars will induce Congress
to treat the mail service With ~justise. He
says he will not overdraw his appropriation
q dollar when it IL exhausted. for ii the
service is crippled or stops, he wants the
responsibility thrown upon Congiess-
where it belongs, and he thinks the sus-
pension Of the mails to people who know
what CAUSES il, will bring down Upon Con-
gress . clamor it cannot withstand. GEN.
eral Key believes the people understand
and appreciate the perfection Of our postal
service, and are willing to be taxed to sus-
tain it, so that they will insist upon their
Representatives in Congress providing
sufficient means for its support, even If the
appropriations for other brancae s Of the
Government are reduced.
A Journal Washington special says: A
letter received to-day from Jacksonville,
Florida. from . Democratic source. claims
that Bisbee. Republican. is defeated for
Congress. and that Hull, Democrat, for
VOukIG08s uH< = oAItol tti0JVt4ty U4tCh 8Ah tA0
votes were counted at the contested pre-
cincts IS ordered by the supreme Court of
that State.
south Carolina Democrats claim that
there will be no opposition to Governor
Hampton in his candidacy for the Senator
ship.
THANKSGIVING was not generally OBJ
served in Virginia. A leading Virginia
Democrats paper II to-day. says that il
wa not observed because Mr.. Hayes had
no right to tissue = proclamation asking the
people 10 take 4 holiday.
A disoafch from Culnmbia. s. c., says:
The Uuited States Grand Jury has come
into Court with true bills against . num-
ber II Democrats for ~assaulting the SUPER
visor Of Elections. voting more b once.
and for interfering with the Deputy. United
States NaTshxls on the day vt election.
Bills wonId net have been found but for
tho emphatic charge Of District Judg.
Bryan. that the Jury must take notire Of
the acts Of men whO deliberately inter-
fsrpd with United States officers while in
the discharge VI their duties.
Hunslny Up cipher Tsisxrs@
Authority.
NEW YoRK. November 80.
The SUN urges that . Of the nrst duties
Of the National House OF Representative
should b. 10 inquire into the a~nthenticity
II The cipher telegrsms Published III the
7ribna< On the eve Of the present election.
and the means by which they were OBJ
tanned. This il due Il the public morals
and to tbs parties implicated who should
have IN opportunity TO yindicste them
selves or sulisr tbs consequences. The SA"
adds: Whsthsr the cipher kilograms we're
procured FROM the effects Of the late 6sn-
at0r Morton. OF from the Commission 81
which, he WIN Chairman. or were stolen
from the late President Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. ar were sur
repfitiouxly obtainsd from the Telegraph
office. in no way affects the duty Of an In
ysxtigation. The Democratic Committee
OF the House we're outwitted by false del
icacy 10 Mr.. Orion, and In that way Senr
stOr Norton was enabled 70 get possessi0n
Of ~ the telesrams. and put out Of the
way. not only Ill she u.astrial evidences
agsinst his Repnbiicnn friends. but Also
bis own operations in California, by viii
that 6tAte was carried by : fraud. mo-
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