Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-27
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New York Gubernatorial NOmina-
tons.
ROBINSON WILL ENTER THE FIELD.


A BOLD BANK ROBBERY
After Corrupt Legislators. Etc.
NEW yosE, August 2s-
The Albany Argus" says: We want it
understood A. explicitly as words can say
it that all talk from any quarter Of any
kind that Robinson will withdraw, or viii
| be withdrawn, from the list TO be proposed
and pushed for the nomination for Gov
ernor by the Convention at Syracuse, is
| utterly without foundation. The same
paper tells Kelly That he has made it ne
cessary for the party to renoninAte Rob
inson.
Frank Hiscoek states that be is 9 eandi-
| date for Governor On the Republican State
ticket and says / shall not endeavor to
build myself by e~ndeavoring TO break any
! other candidate down BY defamation or
any other tactics. But if | can beat them
| in an honorable manner / shall try to do so.
The World says. A certain clique OF
Republicans grsveiy consider the POSSIBLE
iy Of the nomination Of Hiscock. Should
this be done. it might be desirable to insist
on Tlden's nomination, and q contest be-
tween the two might let in light ON His
! cocks course in the Potter Committee CT
pher investigations.
China's Needles Railway system.
NEW YORK. August 26.
G.. J. Morrison. an English engineer.
publishes 4 lengthy and careful estimate OF
the railway system needed by China, and
an account Ct the difficulties in the way.
He cites the history Of the Woo iung rail
way. which has been finally sold TO the
Chinese Government and Is 10 be removed.
Morrison says the business which would
- - - E5rnz
would be enormous If the sup@rsfitious OBJ
j~eciions could be overcome The entering
wedge has not been driven in, and Morri-
son is forced 10 confess that he has no hope
Of government concessions for building
railways. Even when at length they are
led MP to accepting tie idea OF so beDeiting
China the authorities viii do the work
themselves.
Grafuifous Advice.
NEW ToRK, August 20.
The Herald to-day says II any farm
er or planter has done 80 well this year
that when he has sold his crops be finds
himself aith money to spare, le. him buy
land That is still cheap, almost every
where, and ii Is always we'll TO own real
estate bought chezply or at a fair price in
a well-sett;ed and interpreting commu-
nity. We should not adyise AIRY enc to buy
land either in Mississippi or California al
this time. The people q these States do
| not seem to think much Of the laws or the
| rights Of Others, and il is well 10 keep away
from there until they get done shooting.
BeIIiserent Asiafies.
WASHINGTON, August 26.
Intelligence Just received here shows
how real Is the danger Of serious trouble
between China and Japan. Unless the
question Of the sovereignty Of Loo Choo
Island, which Is the question involved. can
be settled by Grant, or through some
means Of mediation or arbitration. a mill
tAry conflict IS very probable
More Trouble i'm Mississippi.
NEW YORK. August rs.
Frank Dixon. the brother Of Captain
| Dixon, has just reached Washington. He
declares that the assassination Of his
brother was carefully planned. and that
barksdsle lay in wait for his victim and
| shot him from behind. He saws also
that the Independents Of Yazoo county
will put . ticket in the field. and that Sc
| rious trouble is expected
Admiral Ammen writes the "World' a
long letter on iuter-ocesn canal matters,
in which he says Grant has taken great in
terest in the subject since 1866, and will
| gladly take the presidency Of an American
company. A telegram from him to that
effect has been received on the It'll instant.
A Bold Theft.
CoLuNBcs. Ohio, August 26.
A man entered s. s. Ricksy's bank at IL
O'Clock to-day, ard entered into converse
ton with the proprietor, who was the only
person n the bani, commencing negotia-
ton for some bonds. While the two were
thus engaged a pal Of the stranger gained
entrance to the bank, by . rear window,
and carried of s., 900 in currency and Sl5,-
600 in registered bonds. The theft was not
discovered until some time afterwards.
After Corrupted Legislators.
HARRISBURG, Penn, August 26.
In the Criminal Court, yesterday, Judge
Pearson charged the Grand Jury at length
in the cases Of the corrupt solicitations Of
the members OF the Legislature in con-
nection with the Pittsburgh River bill.
He instructed the jury to bring true bills
against any person or persons who offered
or accepted, or agreed to accept brides Of
any hind.
YeIlew Fever Items.
MEMPHIS, August %.
Nine new cases, five white and four col
ored. were reported to the Board Of Health
this morning. Six deaths from fever are
reported since last night. Weather, clear
and pleasant.
Justiflable Strike.
CHICAGO, August &c.
Fifty truckmen Of the Lake Shore Rail-
road struck yesterday against IS hours
work, for q dollar and five cents per day.
They want q dollar and two bits aud short
ening Of hours. To-day about 800 more
employees Of Lake Shore Joined the strike.
FOREIGN NEWS
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