Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-21

ada TO tie United States there is a.large
and continuous stream.
DENVER. September 20.
The Republican State Convention. for
the nomination Of a candidate for Judge
Of the Supreme Court, assembled at Den
yer this afternoon. Every county in the
State was represented, and great interest
was felt because Of the avowed candidacy
OF Thomas NJ. Bowen, 0 Judge Of the
Fourth District. J. NJ. Nc-.s - Pc-i1c-.
vas made Chairman. After an immaterial
squabble on the report Of the Committee
On Credentials Congressman Belford offer
ed a resolution. which was carried with
great enthusiasm and cheering, that on
Grants return. should he decide to become
a candidate for the Presidency, Colorado
will pledge him her votes. The balloting
gave Bowen the highest number at first.
but on the second formal ballot Judge VIM.
Z. Beck was nominated. which was made
unanimous. Beck is now Judge Of the
District Court IL the First Judicial Dis
trict, and il very popular. Republicans
think they can sweep the State with him.
Railroad Progress.
NEW York. September 20.
The Tribune, reviewing its correspond
ence. says the railroad Development OF the
Far West is indeed marvellous. Its extent
is not fully understood at the East. and 1t
IL strange to lind our correspondent asking
whether u people know that during the
present year no less than three great lines
Of railway are being built to connect the
Missouri river with the Pacific Ocean.
Probably only a small proportion know
also that the day is not far distant when
the Tourist will his e a choice of five routes
70 Califorpio and Oregon.
sentence Of - Murderer.
NEW York, September 20.
Francis C. Pereello, who murdered Mich
ael Bolander on July 24th, in Fulton street,
stabbing him to the heart, was sentenced
TO the State Prison for life yesterday, the
District Attorney accepting his plea OF
guilty of murder in the second degree"
Several medical experts testified that Per-
cello was demented by the starvation OF bis
wife and child. and committed the crime
while under acute mania. The sentence
causes considerable surprise, as the murder
was apparently wholly unproyoked and de-
liberate.
A Suspicious Journal
NEW YORK. September 20.
The Commercial Bulletin distrusts the
sincerity Of the railroad managers in their
proposed acqnle>eoce Ol TIE proposition U
the Chamber Of Commerce to apply Con-
gressional legislation to railroad traffic.
and .ays if Vanderbilt simply means TO
say to reformers, s.Stop yoIr appeals 70
candidates, and -FOUR efforts 70 control
nominations for the Legislature, and we
will have a private talk ON the subject
we say reject the advice, keep up the CON
test, and while the accepting party refuse
an armistice.
The Situation at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, September 20.
Eleven new cases in all were reported to
the Board Of Health yesterday, and three
deaths occurred. Two Cases wefe reported
this morning. The weather has again taken
a change, and q col wind from the north
is blowing. At 2 O'Clock this afternoon
one additional new case vas reported, and
two deaths have occurred.
Yellow Fever Case in New York.
NEW YORK, September 20.
Rafael Domenzo, s seam2n has Deen
taken from a boarding house O Hamilton
street to the Quarantine Hospital, sick with
yellow fever.