Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-12
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SPECIAL TO TIE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
Looking After the Dead.
THE CAMPAIGN IN NEW YORK.
The Dawn Of Better Times i'm New
York. "
rhe New York Campaign.

At the Agency. He starts tonight for
Rawlins.
The New York Campaign.
NEW YORK, October IL.
The Times Washington special says !:
Secretary Evarts returned from New York
to-day. He entertains no doubt Of the
election Of Cornell and the entire Republi-
| can ticket. He held several conferences
| with Cornell and Arthur, and he says he is
sufficiently impressed to assert positively
| that no bargain has been made by the Re
publicans and Tammany. All hat the Re
| publicans have done, said Evarts, is to take
| advantage Of the division in the Democratic
ranks, cansed by the candidature Of Kelly.
Evarts will speak in New York in a few
days.
The Nicarasuan Canal.
NEW YORK, October IL.
The Worlds Washington special says !:
Engineer Menocal has received a letter
from E~lisandro, the Nicaraguan Minister
Of Public Works, which says regarding the
canal "You know our strongest desire is
to realize the execution Of this great work.
We expect to hear that a Commission has
| started to treat with our Government on
the subject, and when it arrives you will
see that nothing will be wanting that may
be required OF u.s."
Indian Affairs.
NEW York. October II.
General Sherman is here to-day. He says
there is no official report of a fight between
Merritt and the Indians, and discredits the
statement. Merritt will have 200 men,
Of all grades, which is amply sufficient,
Sherman thinks, to subdue the hostile In
dams.
A dispatch, received at the Indian Office
from Salt Lake City, in which E. FL. Par
sons says 81 left the Uintah Agency Sun
day. Agent Critchalaw desired me TO in
form you that his Indians were well dis
posed and remaining at the Agency"
The Thomas Monument.
NEW YORK, October II.
The Herald's Washington special says:
1t is proposed to make the occasion Of the
unwilling OF the statute Of Gen. Thomas
in this city q National affair. Invitations
will be extended to the Governors OF States
to be present with their stats, and it is
confidently expected that Gen. Grant will
be here. The personal friendship of Sher-
man will be exerted to induce Grant to
accompany him to Washington. 1t is also
proposed to have the West Point and An
napolis cadets participate in the exercises.
Affairs In Memphis.
New YORK, October II.
The Suns Memphis special says: The
fever is now confined principally to the
colored people and those whites who have
returned to the city. Hundreds Of houses
are dangerously infected by persons hav-
ing been sick and died in them this year
The Board Of Health system Of fumigatine
and disinfecting with sulphur has no effect
In stopping the spread Of the disease. Our
haot and rnoof ooiautiHe nhvuioiapu loci
upon distinction, fumigating and quaran.
tine - nonsense. The fever breaks out
among the best and worst Of the popula-
ton regardless Of cleanliness and filth.
A Defense OF the Utes.
NEW York. October IL.
The Sun says: There is little doubt but
that the revolt Of a certain number Of the
White River Utes against an imbecile civil
ian control. propped up by b~ayonets, will
be seized as q plea for robbing the whole
tribe OF their rich reservation and driving
them from Colorado. Already Sheridan,
flushed with the gallant defense made by
Payne, and the gallant rescue effected by
Dodge and Merritt, announces that he will
put troops enough around the reservation
to annihilate the Utes. The very people
who were only the other day crying shame
against the British for treating the Zulu
xAih6t tuCi CbCAAy 40 . COiiiuoL
felon, by setting O price on his head, are
now demanding that the Ute warriors be
hanged and the lands Of the whole tribe
confiscated.
Is Il the Wise Balloons
MILWAUKEE, October II.
A balloon was found last evening on the
Green Bay road, so miles north Of Milwau-
kee. 1t came from o northeast direction,
Considerable excitement has been caused
over the discovery, as it is supposed by
some to be the Pathfinder. The basket had
been cut of close to the neck Of the balloon.
There are no letters to be discovered on the
canvas, although they may have been
effaced, as it is in quite q rotten condition
This can hardly be the Wise balloon, as
similar balloons have been sent up in Wis.
consin at county fairs.
The Score.
NEW YORK, October11.
The pedestrian match for the possession
Of the O'Leary belt and IS. 900. is practi-
cally decided. A large crowd Of people
remained in Madison Square Garden
through the night. The following is the
score at 8 o'clock: Allen, 400; Faber, AGO;
Mahoney. 425; Russell, 408 Briody. 431
Currsn, 4l6 Mckee, 1882 Pierce, at.
increase OF Wages.
NEW York, October IL.
The Times to-day says: The longshore-
men employed by most Of the European
steamship companies have asked that their
wages be increased from rs to so cents per
hour. and this request has been granted.
The readiness with which the steamship
managers grant the increase is regarded as
proof Of returning prosperity.
A Big Haul.
New York. October II.
DR.. N. @. Mclean, Of London, arrived in
this city with his wife, a few days ago, and
took rooms ct No. "a East Twentieth street.
Last night. during the absence Of the doc
tor and his wife, one Of their trunks was
broken open, and fifteen thousand dollars
In Bank Of England notes were stolen.
Yellow Fever Report.
MEMPHIS, October IL.
No new cases are reported to-day. Five
deaths.