Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-25
gupnefsd alliance bfWun Blaine ana
Sherman.
sH0sIIsi or A SOUTH CAROLINA sasBY.


News Notes Of Minor I~nteresf-
NV YozK. September "a
The Worlds Washington special has .
long account Il an alliance befuesn Blaine
and Sherman against Grant The alliance
Was formed Though the agency Of White
Law Reid. Of the New York Tribune. who
affects TO be friendly TO both Sherman and
Blaine. Is was bis notion that sherman
should go TO Maine on Blainefs invitation.
and that Blaine should go 20 Ohio on Shsr-
mans. Grants return was to Be the sig
nal for the beginning Of hossilitiss. and
Rei1. in his anxiety TO carry out his part
Of the plan Of attack. the Tribune icing
the organ Of the alliance, b'Gn5e-ed into .
confession this morning in the editorial
columns Of that paper. in an article lavish
in praise Of Grant in every czpacity save
that Of . prospective ofice-hnlder- Assuch,
Reid repeais, with nzusezting frequency.
thai Grant should never permit hims-n to
figure. This attack il is a1thoTitively
sta,ed, will be fssloxed BY others in rapid
succession. and should the STRATEGY # per
suading Grant to declare himself out If
the field. BIZ przising him condirionally.
fail. direct methods Of s8biuing will he re-
snrfed TO. The alliance is to Be poserf1Iiy
supported. for, since the Republican man
ayers are united by the cohesive pywer Of
public plumber. there IS no doubt that to
crush Grant the entire public patronage
will be thrown against him should il b
necessary. This is obvious because. if for
no other reason. Grant in poser again
Enu!d mean that the alliance and the Ad-
ministration peopi. would r~ sunken where
infznly could MT reach them. As a sort
OF silent partner there IL reason 70 b~liete
that DON Cameron will annex himself to
the alliance He Is related b. marriage TO
Sherman. and 50 has familiar access to
him. II is notorious that for some time
his ambition has been TO secure for his
~henchman. NJ. s. Quay, Chairman II the
Pennsylvania Republican Committee, the
appointment. as Secretary Of War. to be
vacated SION should C ngr.ss conirm Sec
re'ary McCrary As Judge Dillon's sncees-
sor. Hayes has already promised the place
to General Rsm<-y, but in vieE Of the al
lance. should Can eron infer Z, give Sher-
man the Pennsylvania delegation next year
in exchange for Qusy's appointment j. Is
probable that tie de fsrt0 President all
find it convenient TO change his mind. and
perhaps to send Ramsey TO ST. Petersburg.
shooting Of n south Carolina Nasty
NEW YoRK. September "a.
The Times and Tribune's specifls far
nish additional details II the shooting Of
the B~lackville Postmaster. They state that
the former incumbent Of the position wss
removed for incompeteney and improper
performance Of dnty, fully established by
. long report 10 tie Postoffice Department.
made By a speriai agent The appoint
ment OF Nix. q colo ed man. was deeply
res-nted by the Democrats, and Senator
Baker made a charge Of ineapacity against
the man. which his own lett r., inst re-
ceivei at the Department. in describing
the attempt to as-zssinate him are enough
to disprove. The shnoting wa~ dsne with
out 3 particle Of prosocatian and deliber-
ately in broad day. The aim was bad or
this would have been another tragedy.
The Democratic local officials refuse all
re lre-s TO the wounded Postmaster. All
that can b. done apparently is 10 close tie
Postsfhc~. and punish the Democratic as
sassins Of Biackvilie by the mid process
Of decreasing their NAL facilities, which it
IL understood the Department viii do.
WasHISGToS. SEPTEMBER "a.
The Postofire agent at Atlanta has been
telegraphed that the cause Of tile shooting
Of the Postmaster at Blackyiil-. South Car
Dlina. r. qnires immediate attention. The
Postmaster General will abolish the Office
IL the Po~tmat-r Is not safe while perform
ing his duties, and is not protected by the
authorities.
Gorham Sffll In the Ranks.
NEW YORK, September "a.
The Washington special Of the PhiIadel-
phia Telegraph says: Gnrham has been
visited by a large number If friends anx-
Ions 20 know IL he h@s really turned Demo-
crat. He gives the most positive negative
answer to si such inquiries. and says that
he 10 as much Of q Republican now as be
ever has been. and that he hiss never de-
parted one jot from the faith. The course
he pursu+d in the la.e California election
was dictated by local issues in which tile
question Of politics did not enter. The
field was split in California 80 a. to lead
Democrats to vote for Republicans and
Republicans to vote for Democrats, and to
mix things up generally. 1t was impossi-
BILE to tell whether . man was a Democrat
or . Republican, if his conduct in minor
fights was taken into consideration. He
would. he SAYS. under similar circum-
stances do the same as he did in California,
and still remain as now as staunch a Re-
publican as any in the party.
Score or the walking I.unatfes.
New York, September "a.
The score in the pedestrian match at 9
OtA'SA lille InufuiuS sttOQ, GOWeli 40.
Gnyon 226. Merritt 222, Hazael 215. Hart
212. Ennis 1876, Krohne 1877. Jackson 1856.
Weston 1888. Panchot ITS, Federmeyer TIA,
Taylor 10i. At IL O'Clock. Weston 1876,
Hazaei 224, Ennis 205. Merritt 235,
Krohne 1893. Jackson 1879. Rowell 259,
Guyon 234. Panchot 1856. Hart 222, Taylor
Ito. Federmeyer 1873. At 2 O'Clock,
Weston 203. Hazael 235. Ennis 2ll, Mer-
rift 243. Jackson 200. Row+ll 263. Gnyon
242. Panclot 1893. Hart 231. Krohne 210.
TAYLOR Ill. Federmeyer 1888. At 8 o'clock,
Weston 20S, Hazael 239, Ennis 213. Mer-
rift PAT. Krone 2I5. Jackson 203. Rowell
268. Guyon 249. Panchot 1877, Hart 235,
Federmeyer 189. Taylor 121.
Memphis Refugees Returning.
MEMPHIS. September "a.
Seven new cases have been reported to-
day. Six deaths occurred. Many refugees
encouraged by the reports Of the abatement
Of the fever. are stealthily returning. The
disease is not likely to ahate when thus fed
by fresh material. There is complaint
that some physicians keep from the official
record Cases Of genuine fever. calling them
malarial cases until death supervenss. and
then report them an epidemic. In this
way the official records are made irregular
and unreliable.
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