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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-11
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WAsHfsQTDs. Jujy 10.


WAbhtABIOt July 10.
A special agent " the Postsfics Depart
ment here has arrested In New MEXICO .
mail r0bber belonging 70 the gsng Of Texas
highwaymen. The Judge granted an order
of removal 10 Tcxa. for trial, but the
United States Marshal had no way 70 pay
the necessary expenses. He teiegraphed
70 tho Marshal Of Texas, but the latter was
10 tho same condition. The postofice
agent thereupon started for Texas with his
prisoner. the stage companies carrying him
on trust. and tlbe agent providing provis-
ions for an 600-mile Journey. and guarding
the desperado night and day himself.
YsIlew Fever IN Memphls.
MEMPHIS, July 10.
several cases Of yellow fever have broken
out. and great CONSERVATION prevails. The
sanitary condition Ii good. and many i'm
provements have been made In drainage
since last year. The fear Of an epidemic
II causing 3 general exodus from the place
by all those able 10 leave.
Nation fDr England.
BosroN, July 10.
Tho advertiser" says Of the mouth and
foot disease found In the sheep sent TO
England The shipments have increased
very largely Of lato. The v Gloria, sailing
to-day. takes out 1000. and II IL not be-
loved the action ~ the English authorities
In siaughtsring animals will disturb bust
ness even temporarily, ~ tho meat can
safely so into market.
, 1879-03-12

n'l'ol"ouo"u9o ~ $"o "otseo..A "''u -, 4 .4.'o
.a'9 lao' so' sccafoa "n A1oo1"'an'o cano''lh'c'
=, nv t'',,"t5 ~ .'eo''us son.'ofoo ,Ao lon''l'".
ttoh 70 Mr. WILLIAM H. bosf'' VINO e",no oa1
ene ,'eA' .l'ofnlnH III c"to pefe'nplor''y u'-
e.''ns. ~ - 'os oeS''.csS fe''s''nS' w ssuss 1no
o''p wiz seumfo 'no accop'"neo VI so"'o nsst-
rate m"n. Tho ward IL VOL provided with
EXCELLENT matsr'al' ana 1t does seom TINT a
guou' i;,' p'i'u't oau.''u",o ''gn' 10 Holee'ce'
IHt "A1u I1hJb uEAt4y Hull Lno tAAcH oI tu0
, 1879-03-12

benotils, and nil concluded by ONO vertIot,
tho same evidence applying to tho benefits
aud tho damages. Then tl,oro would be mn
ind 10 tho business. Tho assessment for
lencfita would pay the tlamngea, and as room
na tho money was coitcolod Tie work would
60 on.
Tho twonty-eight gentlemen who repra.
sent this county In tic General Assembly
aro aware Of nil these lif1lcutiua, md awnro
Of tho paralysis tho inv intltcta OH MI s,.ch
improvements. THO Law Department OF tho
City Government is nlso we'll nwaro Of 1t.
Tho Commissioner Of Public Works 10 mot
ny shia difficulty every day, Yet no ono
seems to hnyo ta'kon any atops to l1avo tho
wrotchetl law rometlietl, or lilo otnbnrgo re-
moved. Ono monher of tho Legislature
was moved to tho extent of skctclling hill,
nfter consulting with those exporioncoti In
Tho n1attor. flia proposed bill provided TINT
n Commission bo appointed by tho Court to
assoss both damages and benefits Gftor full
notice. md report tho findings to tho Court.
Then, after full notice to alf persons eon-
cernod, tie report to 10 confirmed except
whore objections aro fled; ono jnry to bo
impane'aa to try all lilo objections both
rs TO boncllts md danages, and ono verdict
10 determine nil Issues Of fact; tho Conl-
mission 10 determine tho proportion Of tho
cost to bo paid by tho city. Tho preparation
OF the bill sooms to have leon tho eud of
tho matter. No further action 1ns bcen
hoard Of; no Cook County mom-
ber seoms to consider 1t any pnrt
of his business to attend to nny interest OF
the public In this hiGhly-importnnt matter,
and ut the end Of four-months' session tho
twenty-eight "Cooks" will como homo,
sworn out with their labor in doing
nothing Of any matcrial concern 10 their con-
stitucnts. A poposition to establish half a
dozen now Offices now would exotic tho
liycliest industry, mud the keen scent for
pnbllo plumber would lead the whola delega-
ton to prodigious notivity.
, 1879-03-12

Tho people OF Chicago are nnxious to
know ,wlIat has bocoiue Of tho bill which
passed tho illinois scnnto by almost rnnu-
imous vote and gave Chicago the needed op-
portunity for providing proper approaches
to its parks. Tho people Of Chicago expect
tho Cook Comfy delegation to look up this
bill and ascertain why 1t is not talton mp and
passed. by tho Honso. It Is measure TINT
finds fayor among tho groat mass Of Chicago
people, docs not affect any interests outside
of Chicago, mud ought to havo been pissed
by tho House promptly upon it's reception
from tho Senate. but 1t Bcons to hayo been
huried ont Of night. We have hoard TINT
AlosE WENTWORTH secured its reference to
his Committee. If TINT Is tr11o, what 4is
AloaE WENTWORTH doing with It? Itisa bill
in which the people Of tho West Sido as well
the pooplo Of tho South Side havo lively
interest. There is also a rumor that NOSE
WENTWORTH Is determined to pocket the
bill. or o1so tack on M amendment which
will defeat tho single and commendablo pur-
pose In yiow, hut VIC are .avorao to orelitiug
this Wow. II 1t should bo confirmed, 1t
would do 8rr. 1Tosn WENTWORTH consider
able damage in this community. Peoplo
would begin to inquire what intlu ences lad
boon brought to bear npon him to take this
neutrality-suspicious., in the slang Of "H. II.
s. pinafore," he has boon swnyea by st his
sisters, and his cousins, md his aunts, lor by
some mala n,embor Of Lis family, At all
oyontR, there should be homo prompt and en-
orgotic inquiries rs to the whereabouts Of
this blll, aud, It 1t is In hIr. WExrwonrns
keeping, ho should DO compelled 10 produce
it and give 1t tho chance it deserves.
, 1879-03-12

Tho statement comes from Washington
TINT Treasurer G11F11LAN has beou urging
Secretary SHERMAN to nuthorizo tho di7burso.
ment Of somo Of tho ts24,000,00O Of silver
dollars now pulled up in tho Treasury vaults,
and ncoumulating at tho rate Of 500, 900
day, but that tho Secretary is now avorso to
paying out this .ctass Of 1egal-tondor money
wilhoutsomo special authority from Congress.
This is partial concession on tho part Of the
Secretary, who formerly denounced tho dis
bursomont Of silver dollars as unjust, but 1t
in still absurd to ask special authorization
from Congress for paying Government obli-
cations in n kind Of money which Congrosa
Inns alrcady declared to DO tho full equal Of
tho other logal-tonlor money Of the country.
It Secretary SHERMAN has any foolish supor-
stitfon about paying silver dollars in proper
proportions for Interest," on the public dobt
and aalagies drawn by Government employees,
he will fluid an oxcellont opportunity for
Kidding his vaults OF tho silver surplus, and
Mt tho same timo for getting the standard
dollars into activo circulation, by Disturbing
thom III payment Of tho claims for baok pom
sions under tho now INV. Tho approprin-
tfons for ponsion.arroars amount to more
thNn llia ontiro stock Of silver, aud, as these
appropriations aro in the tlaturo Of a FREQ
gift which Mr. SnE:nMAN himself thought
ought not to be made at this timo, ho can
lavo no scr1plcs nbout paying them in ai1-
yer dollars instead of gold or papor. The
boneficiarioB Of this now ponBion Inv aro
scattered throughout the entirs country, and
, 1879-03-12

The discovery is made TINT under IN old
md forgotten standing r,lo Of tho Senate
nli removals Of tho minor officers of that
body must be approved by tho Vice-Presi-
dent. Tho rulo was framed in tho good old
Democratic epoch Of 1865, md it's purpose
WAS to prevent the displacement Of expert
onccd and efficient officers by now aprointees.
It still rcmains in force, md in moving to
rescind tho rulo the Democrats will bo com.
pellcd to acknowledge TINT they do 1t not
to improve tho efficiency OF tho service,
which can hardly bo dono by tho dismissal
OF tho experienced clerks and subordinatcs
and tho filing Of their places by hungry
horde of pfIico-Iluntors.
, 1879-03-12

Tie Republicans Of the Twelfth Ward should
keep their eyes on Mr. EVERETT, who IL uom-
mated for Alderman to succeed SEAToN, Ey-
EaRTr IL oycry way Responsible man. lilo lIas
no bad associations Of my kind, AMI no desire
to sec anything done that ought not to be done,
Or lett unaone that ought to bo done. Another
noteworthy candidate, who will bo elected by
an overwhelming majority, Il JouS II. CLARK,
Of 0RAr, cLANK d Co.. in ths Fourth Ward.
Nr. CLARK IL man og means and no abundant
leisure, an1 ha will take the office most re.
luctantly. and only because he l,as been fairly
bulldozed into accepting tho nomination by ths
taxpayers OF biz ward.
, 1879-03-12

prefer 10 elect Is1Aoxnunv, prut1enlial reasons
mny induce them 10 abandon tho nttonpt.
Ks apainst DbAoxpuay. Mr.. RaspA1t, hns
some elements Of strength and soma olp.
nents Of wonkness, Il is IN Lis favor TINT
l1o has mnle a pood sncakcr; tlouph n
strong partisan, ho las been royoruod IN
many trying cnasa by Ssoneo OF tho serious
responsibility which rcsts t,non tho ofllce,
and which ou1ht alwaye to exclude rartisan-
ship. 1T tho snmo limo, his contluc. rs
spenker, and especially IN tho ,naking.up of
tho Committees, Inns ,nalo him 1nany bittar
cnomies in his own party. A fow mon like
Cox, OF New York, and Nonn1sos, of ILL.,
nois, roscntod l,is election In the frat p1aco
M n porsonal injury 10 themselves. in tho be-
lief Tint thoy -cvorally s1iot,1a l,nvo been
chosen, but tl1oir animosity was subsequently
intensified by lAvpArr's slighting thoir
claims to prominent oommitteo p,acos. On
tho other haus1, nAspAt1's tonuro Of tho
oflico Inns onnblel him 10 mike friontls among
tic cx.Coufotlorates. who. other things bojup
ca,,al, would dsupnort B1Aogptny aa tho cantli-
f]otdo Of tho "Solil South" Tho sut,port wl,ic,,
RANDALL, will roco,yo from tho T11pES fac.
tion will both holp him aud hurt lin. It
will lcln him BECAUSE tic T,1pEy factiou
will look upon tho election of Hnonker n
part Of tho Presidential oampaign and will
support RANDALL. with money and promises
~ ono of the stems towartl securing tic DEM
ocratic nomination for T11pEy noxt ycar.
hut this T11pEv allinnce will llnrt him. too.
because If It shall be conspiouously deyol.
opod 1t will furnish tho Grcenbaokers with a
roason for throwing their support to BLACK
nuax. Tho lobby will play prominent part
in the choioo Of tho candidate, and It is now
said that RANDALL l,as not boon as Erucious
to tho lobby as l,c was expected to bu.
Tho Republicans arc In tho minority in tie
Forty-sixth Congress, and do not count upon
olectins Que Of their own number Speaker.
It may be, nevertheless, that they will DO
able to excrt deciding influence in the final
choice. The Greenbackers have beou exag-
gerating their strength with viaw to trad
ing thoir votes for future favors, md in case
, 1879-03-12

Tho New York Cardinal and tho Phi1adol-
phia, Boston, and Baltimore Archbishopa
have transmitted to Archbishop PURCELL tho
assurance Of their ofIicinl mid, md
their conclusion that tho whole Of
tho Church Of Romo. in Amorica
should ut onco proceed to tho rescue Of a
brother whose situation is go perfectly pitla-
bio. It is hoped TINT tho gigantic cleomo.
synary impulses Of tho Catholic Church may
bo safely directed toward tho amclioration
Of an evil before which any lcsa potent
agency would fnlter In tiespnr.
, 1879-03-12

DEMOCRATS At THE CONFESSIONAL.
Flor'tla was ono Of the 9tates Of whiol, A[r.
T1I.nEN sworo, with well-simulated hurst Of
indignation: II dec]aro before Con and my
country that It is my ontire belief that their
votes md certificates wero bought, and TINT
tho Presidency was controlled by their rur-
chase" nofora Mr.. IltsoocK got through
with tho Sage of Grnmoroy parls that yenor-
nblo olfpolitician WIS forood to atlmit that
tho evidence On Which ho Ind called Con and
his country to witness hia bo!iof in himself as
IA nlartyr" md "the great tlafrauiod " was
nothing hut certain loose statements which
l1o had read in powspapors. According to
Into reports from Washington, m entirely
now light Ia aoon to bo thrown
upon tho Florida election Of 1870.
somo of tho Bcountlrc1s who wore aot-
iyo in porpctrating tho frauds in B1snrE's
district last autumn, 80 tho report r,,ns, soo-
Ing tho doors Of tho PenitoutIary yawning to
receive them, "aro now ready to confess not
only tho frauds OF Which they waro guilty In
1878, but also similar ones by which tho
greater part OF tho Republican majority in
TINT stato WIS destroyed IN tho Presidential
e'eotion." It will ho remembered by those
who gayo close attention to the returns in
1876 TINT tho carly reports from Florida
wero OF the most encouraging character to
Republicans, indicating that HAYES Ind car
ried tho State by handsome maiority,-a
thousand at least. It was ut this stage that
retntna from Democratic counties bcgai, to
DO held buck, as Was thon beloved by tho
nnt,,,ft1fno,,n Is
, 1879-03-12

Following tho fano example sot by tho no-
publican City Convention, tho Town Con-
vontlons have taken pains to nominate somo
most excellent mon for tho important town.
offices Of Assessor, Collector, aud Super
visor. Tho South Town ticket is eyery-
where commended as especially strong,
md that nominated by tho North
Town Republicans will 10 doubt commend
itself to tho taxpayers NJ worthy Of support.
1t behooyos the Republicans Of tie Woat
Town now to exercise unusual care, to tho
ond that the Republican city mud town tick
OTIS to bo voted On tho first Tuoslay in
April shall contain nono but ilrst-class
, 1879-03-12

The French Radicals aeom bent upon com
passing their own destruction by voting to
impeach the late Cabinet OF px.prcyilont
hlAoMAuoN. Such MI extraordinary proceed
ing by representative Government M to
irnpoach Ministry whloh has resigned mad
40 longer e1iats has aroused widespread iu-
djgnatlon among the French people Of MI
classos. and ia producing reaotion against
tho Radicals as strong as TINT which led to
tho overthrow Of tho Ministry. Monarohism
ss already oyerthrowu. Conservatism IL
threatened on all sides. 1t only remains now
for tho Radicals by their insanity to hand the
control over to tho ultra Reds mud then wo
.nay look for disorder, civil strife, and revo.
luton.
, 1879-03-12

1ho NeIuo'lcan convention yesterdny Ind
very harmonious nna enthusiastic session,
WAlch resulted appropriately III the nomina-
ton OF ticket aaat VIII command tho rnitod
support OF tho Republicans and tho roRpoct
OF MI olt'zens OF a'l parties. MIR. a. A.
WRIGHT was nominated ny acc1amatton Tor
MoyoF' ho haa beon merchant Of this city
1or mahy yeafs man OF ap'l'ty' clear 1uds-
'hent' an'ce peroep'ions' sound princip'es,
anu q citizen OF irreproacltahlo private charec"
ter llo Will take into tho oi1lce OF Mayor Il
rlpo business experience and roputntion
Tor high personal integrity, and will devote
MS onorges to n faithful discharge OF tho
dutaes OF tho oiaco and to tho protection of
tile pest interests Of society.
, 1879-03-12

Tho message of Gov. WILLIAMS at tho
opening Of tho extra session Of tho Indlana
Legislature admits the truth Of the charge
that tho Democrats were responsible for tho
neglect and mismanngemont through which
Tho appropriation bills failed. An nttcmpt
is made, however, to locate tho blarno upon
indivitlunIs md not upon the party as q
whole, but 1t will DO djflloult to escape tho
responsibility in view Of tho fact TINT tho
Republicans, both sing[y and collectively,
havo iabored earueatly to accomplish tho
necessary work aud avoid tho necessity Of
m extra scHsiQu.
, 1879-03-12

Tho spring style Of weather is very fash.
ionable.
h1r. C!ara Morris appears to bo IN accom-
pliahcd AluGger.
h1r. Tillcn's Physicians have prescribed a
little Presidency.
Mr.. Ennis will Ennis walk day or two
after the ot'.ura arc done,
Tho raw l,eaf Oh Dom piatt's oyos Ii hardly
liEtIneas!lahc from hts nose.
Senator L,gan plays tho violin; yos tho
violin IL not wind instrument
Tho editors Of Tho oil region do moss "
their writing With rsvoYsrt. Accordingly 'a''
articles aEe leaded. VIZ suppose.
Damn riatt nearly believes that Mr: Mo-
0asrahan is Cetywayo In disguise
We ara afra!d that tho trouble with alf'
o'Leary's stomach IL Mr.. Rowr!1.
Poor old Mrs. Darlington %. T. shillaoef)
IL Ill with tho goHt at Chelsea, Mass.
DR., Oarver III in Europa, aud we bclioVo ~
would mako IN excellent Kinc.k'sler'
Tho tlaily habit OF looking into tho oasfo'
has made lii. Ti!den atoop.ahouldeFcd.
Oryile Crypt wants 10 kocp hotel. no
hardly think, however, that he knows enough
Tho wo1nnn's-sutIrago agitation appears ~
DO dying ont, and hcncs Alr. Aeeehor eau ae''' "
President.
Nobody wants the berlin mission, lot ~
reason, wo suspcct. tat tue Berlin mlssloa - 0''
tho Presidency.
Tho presldent should not have called tas
extra session 20 soon. Tbs members WILL uo' "S''
had ttuc 10 aobef od. :.
, 1879-03-12

to tho Confederate aldo, and they wcro tho bust
nghstng-men In tie Slate. with aonlo few oxccp-
ttons' Thus tlio Cnntotloracy llnd all tho al-
vantogos It would llayc possessed II an
ordinance Ut secession 1al becn adootcd,
The disabilities imposed on tho North by tho
neutrality policy. OF the olhcr halul, were vcyy
serious. II compelled tho Federal Government,
III tho first place. to occupy md dofcnd tho
State. THIS Tho Union lines wcto extended
n,nl weakened. md mn army varying fron, 4o,ooo
Ia 90. coo was employed to no good psrooBc It
a,so prevented the Union army from living oil
the country. II Kentucky hasl scccs1cd her btue-
grass products would have been seized au,1 de-
ronrctl; whisky would haye t'ocn as plenty IA
water. nr1 tho Union cavalry woulh have hcen
recruited witl, some Of those nc btoolct, horses
for Which tic stnto Is famous. rs 1t was, tho
unlon commanders Ind to nay oxnrhftant prices
for nil The supplies they obtained, ant oven then
wcrc Eral0ingFy served. II Kentucky hal gonc
out she would 1lavo been treated as Missouri
was. She would havo bccn oYcrr,n, anil tho
Rebellion Oh her soll tramplcd out nt her own
cost. It Ia absurl to speak Of tho Untqntsm OF
Rcns,cky during tic War. Except for tt.c fow
patriots In tic eastern part Of The State, a',c was
as solf11y Confederate then NJ sllc is now; and
orcryhody knows Tint Kentucky Joined tho
Confcdcracy ns soon as tho Wat was over, md
Inns been the most prominent member OF 1t evor
slncc.
, 1879-03-12

The New York Express (Dcm.) gro,tps togett-
er the Now York Lltra'l's Interviews with
Southern Congressman on their Presidential
preferences, rs fullows:
The Htraid has pctfnrmcd an excellent service
BY Interviewing the Democratic members Of the
Forthwith congrcss to aRcertafn tfclr views and
preferences a. to TIM Presidential candidates. or
reyen wore decidedly opposed 10 tho renomtn1iIo
Of TltbEN; hc WAS Tho Afst cholco Of only thirteen
,nclnboEs, but would be acceptable to,lne othota.
TMvnMAN @ was The orst choice q 1fsy. and wus &C.
WIS tho first choice OF twelve. but twenty ciTht
others would be perfectly satisfied with him.. Ten
YER 10 fHv0r a. r. Of narAn and nineteen would ae
Southern Mem6a,s, TsnEn Josrs. Of All. ID
op oppo:ca T. piaps aar @so sss 1ssssy
i onpused TO- :Tnnsx. and his eiatms.,' ". IT,:
Foi,yEr safs;:. 4'Wc nrp mt thinking If TthEx
At all"; and WILLIAM 4. GARTH. another Al6hnma
Neprosentattve. says: ~! my poop10 woro called
on suddenly to speak right ont they wou1ti 10 Al
the arst hlAsh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ItLpEx. I
o opGa'eS +
Ct" }ESHY Il. tIAnHts saya there is no desire In
mum Of Kentucky aay. Tikpss fas no stsenssh 1u
in that Stale. Ex.iov. BwAsN md sfcs.rs IIESnY
and i!EHKiE declared TINT the Domocrat1c, sontE.
mGnt o. MARYLAND u decidedly against TI1pKs.
Dxy, and think tho sentimon, Of The s,sie hos1ilo
10 him. Most Of tho Louisiana delegation regard
l',tpsS az virtually out Of tho contest. Indeed,
against TILDEN's denomination.
The rcnl point ia not hero presentcd. What
ts the Southwestern objection to T1Lpra
Simply thai is he'd he teas In q Favorable position
10 start ctuit .cdr IN Ms country, and did not
, 1879-03-12

Tho rcvivnl In tito iron trade, 80 confident
1y predicted for some timo past, seems to
have begun. The prices Of ill descriptions
of merchant iron were yesterday advanced
per cent by tho Philadelphia Iron Merchants
4 Assnrinfinn
, 1879-03-12

Damascus bladca by my ,ncana, hut only
common clay hssmnna, they s4uoal Mt
Tho prospect Of hard labor III tho
Penitontinry. Nor arc they 30 maoh
10 b1a,ne, oit',or. When rufllan is hired to
lie, client, stcal, commit highway rohbory
or ,nurt1or, thero fs MI imr1iod contract tint
Tho employer will protect tho on,pfoye, and
sayo lin from tic just ponnlty of tis crime.
1u tho present instanoo, tho Un,lod States
Courts llhvo soizod tho r,,t1inns, and tho
Democratic party Of Florida, tha employer,
in powcrless to savo its onptoyo from tho
grip of tho law. This being tho situation,
tho rog,,cs havo confosaotl, ,-1nndo cloan
hreast Of It; a'lt1 tlley llavo turnod old
Times tlfal tack two yoara, and told Just iow
tho Democratic pnrty tried to rob tho Re-
rnb'icnna Of tho Electoral voto Of Floridn.
Those rogaoa who holpod to 10 tho job
awcar that "The changes which tho
Democrats mndo in Tho roturns
from sing1o county woro aufiloient, II cor
rectotl. to tako Florida mt Of tho list OF
doubtful States and make It Republican on
tho faco Of tho rotnrns by 70 large minority
TINT, If everything which tho Democrats
c1"inea before tile Canvaseing Doard had
bcon conceded to thom, tho Republicans
World stilt llavo boon hundreds nhoad."
"Tmo makes all things even." Two
yoara md 1alf havo pnssod, and there comes
u now revelation Of tho monstrous wicked
ncss of tho party thnt Inns boon engaged : an
equal longth Of t1mo In investigating alleged
frauds on tho part Of tho Republican party
, 1879-03-12

liza new aud interesting theory Of the canyafa
for the epeakcrshfp, which ia given for what 1t
is worth, Is suggesteaby the apparent UNDER
standing between MORRISON anl BLACKBURN,
The former hRs an old gEudKe against RANDALL,