Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-28
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SPECIAL TO rHK rurEzA DAILY sEsTnEL-l
jay Gould's Organ on GOrhsm.
GRANT WILL Be PRESIDENT 0f--A CANAL
COMPANY.
STILL HASKERINo FOR THE sPoILs
A. AGeesisx Tale from Mississippi.

fornia politics: The California tragedy
brings that anomalous political organlza-
ton. the Honorable Bllks. into uDenviable
prominence, and recalls the fact that the
| man xho has been holding . conspicuous
Ssssss POSITION in the Republican party
Is one Of its chief lights In fact, De
Y0ungs greatest victory this year after
getting The Democratic candidate 20 accept
the nomination Of his party. consisted in
bringing out Geoee c. G0rham as its most
conspicuous and popular advocate. Cor
ham represents the state Of California in
the National Republican Committee. and
II j. time that his political position shonld
be distinctly defined He is ~stunping the
State Of California for the Democratic can
dsdzta for G-overnor. II would have been
decent first to resign his position in the
National Republican Committee. bat de-
csnev does mot seem 70 be Gcrhzmls strong
point in politics Il would be well for Re
publicans- therefore 20 let him understand
that they have gained largely By the events
Of the past mCnfh or fzos since they can
naw treat a. an open enemy the mAn who.
during the last campaign. did 50 much
harm a. q protested friend No influence
last fall was more injurious than thai 81
the Secretary Of the Congressional Cona-
rnizle1- His financial course vas ~ had a.
is could be. aud lie Vas more than supsct-
ed Of a willingness to lose Ohio IN order 10 /
rebuke the Adminissrasi01- We drzz At
tention TO Gorhza's present course in
California because We wish the relief Of the
Republican party from such Lad rubbish
To be distinctly emphasized. Gorhzm goes
into the organization Of the Honorable
Bilks a Judas that Is sinking. and If he l.
not watched he may presently he ssrug- !
Cling to get back into the Republican
.ark- -k,.A kan 1saH u~--1h ~ hTww |
Grants Candidacy.
NEW YoKK, August n.
The Herald reproiucs in eject the
story told by the World yesterday in
relation 10 Grant and the iafer-oceanie
canal. but the chief moral the Herald"
derives from il is that therefore Grant can
not be the Republican candidate for Presi-
dent next year. The Herald today
prints nearly two solid pages Of interviews
with prominent men as to whether he will
accept another nomination. All his friends
are represented as believing that he viii
not The Herald says il has been known
all about Grants intention TO accept the
Presidency Of the Nicaragua Canal Com
pany, and adds. A telegram received BY
Ammen On the 7th contained only the two
words, Il approve, and what he approved
could only be known to Ammen. inasmuch
as the brief reply was an Endorsement OF
a letter sent Grant shortly after Ammen's
return from the Paris Congress.
Washington LunafIcs.
WASHINGTON. August n.
The stormy scenes in San Francisco have
stirred up Washington Agitators 10 make a
demonstration. Yesterday one Hodne;s
called on the First Controller Of the Treas
ury and on President Hayes, demanding
the instant payment Of certain unpaid
claims Of the x~orkingnen. which he
alleged were provided for BY act Of Con-
gress more than = year ago. He said 10
Hayes: IF the claims are not paid IN ten
days, / can lead 3 forcs OF determined men
against you that will make your SCAT not
worth the cloth thai covers IL" ST :
meeting Of the Lasor League last night he
repeated these absurd threats, adding that
an army Of 350.lN0 mea could be raised in
"a hours 70 march on Washington.
Political BaIderdash.
SEE YoRx. August 81.
The Times" prints = t~wo-col1nn state
ment BY Frank Dixon. brother Of the Dixon
who was killed in Yazoo county. Miss,
giving the origin and details Of rhe Diff
calty, which he offered 10 ~eorr0borzte IN
der oath He SAYS there vas not the least
lO4It u as NINA k44E E= CfG[IE[ Was
murdered by order Of tie Democratic
Committee. and knows that the Chairman
of that Committee planned his assassina-
ton. Barksdsle proved 8 willing tool,
and was selected to commit the deed. Had
be refused or failed there we're 40 or 50
others who would hare done il. He saws
farther that other plans FOR assassination
had been made, but none had proved Sue
cessful.
Confederate Hanlon.
T~oEoxro. August u.
Hsnl0n, speaking 81 ST. Louis las. night,
said he would row any man in the world
on Toronto Bar. stalking $40. 600 to 5000,
and allowing 1000 for expenses He will
not row . race elsewhere except for VERY
large stakes. The reason be gives is be-
cause Toronto has befriendsd him, and he
think should have the benefit Of the cir
eulxtion Of money that the race would
bring.
A War Relic Gone.
RICHMOND, August 81.
b. 81. Whitelock's tobacco box msnutac-
tory, on Eighteenth and Corey streets, was
burned yesterday. together with the large
brick tobacco factory Of Turpin 4 Brother.
The building OF Turpin 4 Brother was well
known IS Castle Thunder, and used a.
prison for Federal and Confederate prison
ers during the war.
Crimes Calendar.
ST.. LOUIS, August 81.
Samuel H. Pemberton and William Rob-
erts, residents Of Walpole, H., were assas-
shAted yesterday. while returning from the |
county seat, where they had had some diff
Guilty about . lawsuit. The theory is that
the difficulty was tie cause Of their murder.
still Hankerinx After the spoils.
NKw ORLEANS, August 81.
Tbs Republican State Central Commit
tee has resolved 10 call q State Convention
in New Orleans October 20. A resolution
indorsing Grant for the Presidency pro-
voked a lively discussion, and was with
The saffron Seourge.
MEMPHIS, August ~.
1nree new cases were reported this morn
ing Six deaths have occurred, three COL
ored. Among the whites, Jos. Roosa. a
well-known wagon manufacturer died six
miles east OF the city, on the Raleigh road.
The weather IL warm md confines to grow
FARMER.
The Chicago StrikerS.