Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-10
NEW S.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
No Gcrman.Americnn Citixen to
be Arrested.

No Decentralization Citixen to
be Arrested.
CHICAGO, November 9.
A Journal Washington special says: The
Sentinel, . weekly German-American paper,
SAYS in to-day's issue, that Secretary
Evarts has informed its editor that he
would see to it that no German-American
citizen would be molested by the German
authorities, as long as he resided less than
| two years in Germany. Should, however,
he remain there beyond that time, he, the
| Secretary, would regard him as under the
| Bancroft treaty Of 1868, and as having
| ceased to be an American citizen, and no
longer exert himself in behalf OF such a
| citizen.
Col. ]. P. Crane. Republican candidate
for Congress, in the Fifth Maryland Dis
trict, has decided to serve q notice Of con-
| test on DR.. Henkel, the successful Demo
cratic candidate, based on the ground of
fraud in Annie Arundel county.
Quincy, ILL.,, Nov. 0.
Thomas Farmer, an Irishman, who Yung
| Gee identified as one of the murderers of
his Chinese partner in the laundry BUSH
ness, has bean held on the evidence before
| tho Justice. The Chinaman is also in Jail
on suspicion.
Arresting WeIl.known Thieves.
New YORK, November 0.
The police are arresting all ~well-known
thieves, in the hope Of getting a clue to the
robbers OF the Stewart family vault.
Only One Case of yellow Fever.
MEMPHIS, November 8.
A heavy frost fell last night. From 6
| O'Clock last night until noon to-day, n
death from yellow fever is reported.
More Frauds Pcrpetrated Ben
Buffers Little Speech.
chicago, November Q.
The Inter- Oceans Washington special
saws: An envoy has already arrived here
with documents and proofs to be used in
contesting the seat Of the Democrat declared
elected in the District in South Carolina
now represented by Rainey. This emissary
says that in Rainey's and small districts
West, audacious frauds were perpetrated
to overcome the registered Republican ma
| jority OF 1000. He brings with him one
OF the tickets used in stufing the ballot
boxes. They are made Of the thinnest
kind Of tissue paper, and have the Demo-
cratic names, from Hampton down.
Enough Republican votes were taken out
to offset these fraudulent tickets, which
were used by the Wholesale.
A tribune" Washington special says:
Il IL IL " uutuUIC iNCb tl0t tuAh oAaOh6 viz
Democrats in favor Of fercing the session
Of the .Forty~sixth Congress after the 4th
Of March. by allowing prominent appro-
priation bills to fail. has almost ceased
since the developments Of the elections. 1t
il known that . number OF prominent
Democrats are now decidedly opposed to
such = plan.
General Butler makes the following an
nouncement in an interview printed this
morning: ~ propose to devote the re-
mainder Of my life TO the service Of the
people, il they demand 1t. ! came forward
In this campaign at the demand Of the
people, and / should do the same thing
again and again. l see that some Of the
Republican papers say that l am dead; po-
l~itically dead. / am glad they think 80.
II they do they will go on in their career
Of expressing the people, both in the State
and Nation, and if they do l will show
them the Invest corpse at the funeral they
have ever heard OF. Personal success or
defeat to me is nothing. Resurgam."
A Destructive Firc as Cape May.
CAPE NAY, N. j.. November Q.
The Ocean House. Tryon.s cottage,
Barnes cottage, Congress Hall, and the
Center House, are on fire, and Q great por-
ton Of the city is threatened with de-
struction.
LArER-12:3O P. M.-Camden was early
telegraphed to for men and engines, but
the expected assistance has not arrived,
and the gravest approximations exist. Con
gress Hall is in ruins, and the Center
House, the last TO take fire, is in . full
blaze. The Atlantic House remains u n
touched.
12:45 r. M.-The engines have arrived.
The buildings on Perry and Washington
streets, and the Atlantic House, are on fire.
1:55 p. M.-The fire has crossed to the
east side Of Jackson street, and the sparks
are firing everything to leeward. The
are burning.
The speeches Of Dull Knife and
Rel Cloud.
Il. CHICAGO, Nov. 9.
A "Times" Camp Robinson dispatch
says: Dull Knife, yesterday. in addressing
the friendly Sioux. and Red Cloud, who
has been urging them to become recon
ciled, said: 1--WE came back, my friends, ia
live with you. We went South BY advice
of the whites; we were starved to despera.
ton; our women and children died Of dis
ease and hunger; we would rather be shot
than live in that country. We came North
where we had been we'll treated. We want
to live with the Sioux, and be at peace with
tbs whites. We did not mean war ON the
whites. some Of our young warriors ran
away from rs, murdered whites, and
escaped North. None Of us have
done wrong. and all WI want il
peace" Turning to Lieutenant Chase, he
said: "Let us go, we ask for none Of our
property, we will walk to Red Clouds
Agency and live in peace with him, but we
can't 20 South. We were always treated
well here by Three Stars General Crook
We want to come here again. We were
taken from our country to . strange land,
where we cannot live. Tell the Greai
Father and General Crook about u.s." To
which Lieutenant Chase replied: 1.-THE
Great Father and General Crook know
about you. You are subject to their
orders" In an interview afterward, Lieut..
Chase said: "All Indians are good as soon
a. they are captured or killed. These very
Cheyennes have trophies Of murdered PEG.
ple. They have shawis Of women, bed
clothing that could only come from homes
where women were mistresses. and chill
dren's clothing evidently taken from white
families on their murderous march from
the South,n