Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-03
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
Hot Weather in New York.
THE RACES At JEROME PARK.


New YORK. June 2.
The weather was extremely hot yester-
day, the thermometer touching SO degrees.
Coney Island was visited by 80, 900 people.
and other watering places in the vicinity
were also well patronized.
SATURDAYS races at Jerome Park, for
Wither's stakes, was won by Dan Sparkling,
which provokes much angry criticism.
Lorillard's Harold and Keene's SPEND
thrift we're backed heavily for the race. but
through the alleged jockeyingand blunder-
ing of the starter, the race was given to
Sparkling. The Tribune" says the opinion
was generally expressed that Keene's stable
would be very unpopular this year, unless
| the owner should disavow the responsible
ity Of the action Of his jockey. Sam Ward
has been interviewed by a world" re-
porter. He says Keene had no expectation
Of winning the Wither's stakes. and styled
the race a ''chapter of accidents" SPEND
thrift was entered, in Keene's absence, by
his trainer.
The Herald" thinks the result OF the
Ohio Convention proves that Grant will
have rivals, and that his nomination il inn
possible without a strenuous contest. This
patent fact ends the Grant movement, un-
| less the General eats all of his own words,
and consents to take his chances for an
other nomination on an equal footing with
other Republican candidates.
The .Sun" to-day processes considerable
admiration for the vigor of Mr.. Hayes in
his recent vetoes, and adds: We shall not
be surprised to see the name of Rutherford
B. Hayes much more prominent than
would be most pleasing to his rivals. as a
candidate for the Republican nomination.
The Warner silver Bill.
WASHINGTON, June 2.
It is expected that the Senate Finance
Committee will report the Warner Silver
bill by Tuesday next. If the report be de-
layed by the Committee. the friends of the
bill will move that the Senate discharge the
Committee from its further consideration.
In view OF this intention. and as a means
Of cutting short preliminary discussion,
several members Of the Committee will in
sist that the bill be reported back on Tues
day without recommendation either way.
1t is rumored that Senator Ferry, who
holds the balance Of power in the Finance
Committee, will endeavor to prevent any
report upon the bill till this session; for,
although himself inclined to favor it, he
believes the President wonld veto it, and
that such a veto will improve the prospects
of the Western wing of the Democracy in
the coming Ohio election.
Oplnious In Regard to Foster OfOhiO
New YoRK. June 2.
The s'Times" and Herald" to-day
| plainly intimate that Foster, of Ohio. is in
the hands Of machine politicians. Con-
corning his recent interviews with the re-
porters here, the Herald" says he evinced
all the dexterity Of a trained politician;
that he is using language to conceal his
thoughts. The Times" says: Concern
ing the financial question, Foster is as
~evasiye and unsatisfactory as the Conven-
ton that nominated him. On moral
| grounds, these facts are worse than mex
cnsable. As q matter Of expediency, Fos-
ter's silence is as unwise as his word play
which aroused the Convention.
Disgracefnl Disorder La the House.
New YORK, June 2.
Recent dates from Panama are received.
The sessions Of the House nave been char
acterized by disgracefui disorder. The
people in the galleries openly expressed
contempt and hatred of certain members,
whose hostility against the Executive has
been most marked, and those members in
creased the disorder by making the most
impassiened attacks against the President
of the Republic. The populace replied
with a volley of stones, and the members
used their revolvers in turn. Things got
to such a pass on May 18th that General
Tujillo. with a battalion of the Columbian
Guards, cleared the galleries aud adjourned
the session, and escorted the members
home.
Death of Gen. James Shields.
OrrUMwA, Iowa, June 2.
Gen. James Shields. late U. s. Senator
f~Ar~ A...: l.~I -.I1.-t- - A.. H.
at half-past 10 o'clock last evening. On
Sunday he had appeared in his usual
health, ate q hearty supper at 6 O'Clock.
and wrote several letters. but just before
retiring he complained of a pain in the
chest. and soon after said to his neice that
he was dying, and in 80 minutes expired,
sitting in his chair, remaining conscious to
the last. He lectured in this city on We'd
nesday last. and had remained here visiting
his relatives. His remains leave here for
his home in Carrolton, Missouri, this
evening.
The Talk for Grant Not So Strong.
BosroN, June 2.
This "Herald's"" canvass Of New Eng
land, Of the views OF Republican leaders
and business men Of New England and
elsewhere, on the Presidential candidacy,
indicates that Sherman is working up
slowly in some portions Of the Eastern
States, and that the talk OF Grant is not so
strong and general as it was.
bishop Cnrrigan's Edict.
NEWARK, N. j.. June Q.
Bishop Carrigan declined to allow the
Ancient Order Of Hibernians to partici-
pate in q parade Of the German Catholic
Society to-day. He saws the Hibernians
are not recognized as a Church Society.
A Boy Killed by ~Fire-iamp.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, June 2.
Yesterday morning an explosion of fire.
damp occurred in the Glendnn c~ollierv,
Mahoney county. instantly killing a boy
named Joseph Nooker. and seriously burn
ing five other persons.
Escape OF Two Burglars.
New YORK. June 2.
William Porter, alias Morris, and John
Irving, alias Joseph Condit, two notorious
burglars, escaped from the Raymond street
Jail. Brooklyn, at Z o'clock YESTERDAY
morning. Sheriff Riley has offered a re-
ward Of 50. 500 for their capture.
A Police OfRcer Killed.
ST.. LouIs. June Q.
Between 7 and 8 O'Clock last night po-
liceman Charles Printz attempted to ar
rest a notorious character named Charles
Saunders, who resisted. and in the strus-
gle which ensued. shot Printz through the
breast, killing him almost instantly.
Mills CIosed.
PIrrsBURo. Pa, June 2.
The iron manufacturers having refused
to sign the sliding scale. paying pnddlers
So per ton for pudding, all the mills in